Master web application development using JavaScript and IndexedDB, focusing on client-side storage and data management techniques.

If you're looking to go from someone who simply hacks things together with PowerShell to someone with the skills to build readable and maintainable code, then this is the course for you. You will cover everything there is to know, from building simple scripts and basic functions to advanced functions and modules.

Building Java applications requires more than knowing the Java language. This course will teach you the tools, libraries, and practices you need to start building Java SE applications.

"With microservices, every outage is like a murder mystery" is a common complaint, but it doesn’t have to be. With the evolution of open source tools and tech, you can monitor service level availability, logs, security events and application traces.

This course teaches how to build and deploy Azure Functions

This course will teach you how to increase your productivity when building custom images and orchestrating multiple containers by using Docker Compose.

This course will teach you the core fundamentals needed to build and run an application using Docker containers.

This course will teach you how to plan, set up, optimize, and execute distributed builds leveraging Jenkins Build Farms. You will also learn how to back up and restore Jenkins build farms and how to prepare them for integration with other systems.

This course covers integrating Spring JDBC into your application. You'll learn setup and configuration, PreparedStatements, RowMapper, NamedParameter, and their various approaches utilizing JdbcTemplate, SimpleJdbcInsert, and SimpleJdbcCall.

You should take this course to learn about using hosted services in ASP.NET Core application to perform background workloads. You will also learn how to build .NET Core microservices using the worker service template.

This course will teach you how to build a web API with ASP.NET Core’s minimal API approach.

In this course, we explore writing asynchronous services, as well as many other features found in Jersey. We also cover dependency injection, exception mapping, filters, Grizzly, Jackson, JerseyTest, and more.