Making software run optimized, lazy, performant, and concurrent without errors is hard. You will learn to master the use of generators and coroutines that are the keystone to async concurrency and lazy computations.

This course will cover how to leverage advanced Git techniques like hooks, attributes, and submodules as well as tools for helping you find bugs and automate repetitive tasks when using Git.

Get the most out of Git by exploring its lesser-known features to take your daily workflow to the next level. This course teaches you how to find a good workflow, track commits, and even debug.

This course teaches how to work with Integration Services packages in the context of a data warehouse development project to perform extract, transform, and load operations.

Concurrency is a hard to master topic. This Java course takes you from the basics you already know, (runnable and synchronization) to the next level: the java.util.concurrent API.

Gain an advanced understanding of the core mechanics of how JavaScript compiles, optimizes, and executes in the browser.

Explore advanced Kubernetes techniques for monitoring, logging, and auto-scaling applications, focusing on performance optimization and reliability.

Cyber-crime is rampant, and it's only getting worse. This hands-on course will show you how to analyze the most difficult cyber intrusions so that you can understand and better protect your data from exploit kits, an advanced form of malware.

Ransomware attacks continue to be a growing threat to the security and success of individuals and companies. In this course, you will learn how to detect, analyze, and protect yourself and your company from Ransomware attacks.

This course will teach you the core Node.js concepts and API modules from simple utility modules all the way to streams and clusters.

This course will go beyond everyday Python to the techniques needed by experienced programmers and by library and framework developers.

SQL Server’s data engine traditionally stores relational data but it can also be used to store data in non-relational schemas. You’ll learn about one example -- Entity, Attribute, Value (EAV).