This Module introduces Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB accounts. It helps you get started, create your first objects and connect to your account.

This module will introduce you to the SharePoint Framework and walk you through getting your local and online environment configured for developing with the SharePoint Framework.

This module introduces you to the TypeScript language, why it was created, and how to use it for JavaScript development. You'll also set up a TypeScript development environment for future exercises.

Practice the beginning steps of web development by creating a simple web project in Visual Studio Code that contains a web page, a CSS file, and a JavaScript file. Learn how to use developer tools in your browser to check your work.

Learn to manipulate and interact with 3D objects

Understand where GitHub Advanced Security fits in your software development lifecycle and how to enable and roll it out in your organization.

In this module, you'll learn how to give and receive effective feedback.

This module explores native functions in the Semantic Kernel SDK. Learn how native functions can accomplish customized tasks, effectively giving your AI agent a "skill."

Azure Arc promises to bridge the gap between on-premises and cloud environments. Azure Arc extends the consistent security, observability, and governance of the Azure platform to non-Azure machines. In this module, you learn about governance of Azure Arc-enabled servers.

In this module, you'll learn about the importance of cognitive flexibility in the field of technology. You'll learn about the benefits of stepping back and expanding your outlook and using feedback effectively. Finally, you'll learn how to reorient and persist in challenging situations.

Discover the most common software vulnerabilities according to OWASP and different techniques of writing more secure code. Prevent from security bugs creeping into your codebase following security best practices.

This Module explores using GitHub Copilot to accelerate development of an end-to-end project. GitHub Copilot is used to explain unfamiliar code, generate project documentation, develop a new app feature, develop unit tests, and implement improvements.