Writing code is hard. Sometimes we need to move fast but also scale. Other times, it’s wondering where to start when turning an idea into an app. And then there’s diving into rabbit holes and squashing bugs.
It’s at moments like these that we turn to test-driven development. TDD, as it’s called, asks you to write tests before writing the code itself. It’s used by companies like Spotify, Etsy, and Buffer to increase the speed and quality of code production.
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Online coding school Codecademy has issued a new range of courses to help everyone learn the JavaScript language. Apparently, 93% of all websites utilise the Java.
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An example of a online game produced using Codecademy’s Build Websites from Scratch web dev programme.
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As some of the regulars here may be aware, for the past few months I have been learning coding with the help of online code school Codecademy. Today marks the completion of their Learn HTML course. Now I’ve started a fun project/mini-course using JavaScript to produce a funky little animation of my name where the little circles move aside when you roll your mouse over it. The GIF above, from a Codecademy email, shows what the final result could look like.
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Online coding institute Codecademy is offering new courses for people to learn how to code for responsive design, making their sites work on all screens and platforms.
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“Alexa, tell me your innermost workings” – a GIF from an email by online coding school Codecademy advertising their new course on creating Alexa Skills.
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A GIF celebrating a new special weekly challenge by coding course provider Codecademy. I’m currently studying their Learn HTML course.
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