Did you know that JSON is arguably now the most widely used data interchange format, therefore learning JSON is a key skill for you to master. In this course, you are going to learn what you need to know about JSON in .NET

Jupyter Notebook is an interactive computing environment that transcends code, and it has completely disrupted the way that many Python developers work and think about software development. This course shows how you can let it do the same for you.

Adding SSO-friendly authentication and authorization to your applications using Keycloak doesn't have to be hard. Learn how to do a better job securing your apps by controlling access without spending weeks figuring it all out.

This course will teach you how to deploy serverless applications using Knative.

Kotlin is a lanuage that compiles to Java bytecode and runs on the JVM; it's designed to address many of Java's shortcomings. This course aims to give you an introduction to Kotlin to get you developing applications quickly.

This course will teach you everything you need to know to get started with Kubernetes.

Managing subtly different variations of Kubernetes configuration is really hard. This course will teach you how to use Kustomize to transform static base configurations into multiple variations to suit different environments.

Frameworks like Laravel support you when building web applications that scale. This course teaches the basics about Laravel, how it works, how to use views, controllers and models, and how to connect it all.

Microservices provide many benefits but come with new challenges. This course will teach you how to use the Linkerd service mesh to help you run your services hosted on Kubernetes reliably and securely.

Learn how to use LINQ (Language Integrated Query) in C# to manipulate data collections and databases efficiently.

You've heard that Linux is the future of enterprise computing and you're looking for a way in. This course will teach you how to incorporate Linux environments into your professional tasks whether you're operating locally or in the cloud.

There are all kinds of job roles that would go better with Linux admin skills. Whether you're primarily responsible for DevOps deployments, web applications, databases, or CI/CD infrastructure, you really can't go wrong with more Linux.