Se encuentran abiertas las inscripciones para los cursos Gugler!!!

¡Tengo grandes noticias! Estoy emocionado de anunciar que ya están abiertas las inscripciones para los tan esperados cursos Gugler. Si estás buscando avanzar en tu carrera, aprender nuevas habilidades, o simplemente profundizar tus conocimientos en áreas tecnológicas, ¡estos cursos son para ti!

Inscripciones abiertas del segundo cuatrimestre 2024. Inscripciones.gugler.com.ar

Webinario Introducción al Frontend - Gugler Lab

Te invitamos a participar del Webinario Introducción al Frontend. El mismo se realizará el día Miércoles 31 de Marzo de 19:00 a 20:30 horas.

Hablaremos sobre maquetación web utilizando las últimas novedades de HTML5, CSS3 y frameworks CSS.

El acceso es libre y gratuito.

Para presenciar el evento diríjase al siguiente link: Webinario Introducción al Frontend, ingresando con su nombre y apellido.

Te esperamos !!!

Programación explicada con música

Dejo link: https://toggl.com/blog/programming-languages-explained-with-music-comic

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70 libros gratuitos de javascript.

Ya que estoy recomendado libros quiero recomendarle este sitio donde pueden bajar varios libros sobre tecnologías que se utilizan en el front-end.

Dejo link: http://on.edupioneer.net/38ae0c8df8

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Los 15 lenguajes más utilizados en github

Leí un articulo sobre los 15 lenguajes más usados en github y no me lleve ninguna sorpresa, el primero es javascript. Sin duda el lenguaje más de moda en la comunidad open source.

Veamos todos:

Rank	Language	Pull Requests
1	JavaScript	2.3M
2	Python	1M
3	Java	986K
4	Ruby	870K
5	PHP	559K
6	C++	413K
7	CSS	335K
8	C#	326K
9	Go	285K
10	C	239K
11	TypeScript	207K
12	Shell	206K
13	Swift	107K
14	Scala	99K
15	Objective C	66K

Como dice el articulo: "De la lista anterior, podemos inferir que JavaScript es el lenguaje más utilizado entre los desarrolladores de todo el mundo, seguido por Python. GitHub mencionó que Python reemplazó a Java como el segundo idioma más popular en su plataforma, con un 40 por ciento más de solicitudes de extracción abiertas este año que el pasado."

GitHub también ha compartido algunos puntos de vista sobre la mayoría de las organizaciones y proyectos activos por la cantidad de colaboradores únicos, forks y comentarios. Y aquí están los datos sobre ellos.

Un vistazo a los datos anuales de GitHub:

• 24 millones de usuarios totales
• 1,5 millones de organizaciones
• 67 millones de depósitos totales
• 1 mil millones de compromisos públicos desde septiembre de 2016
• 25,3 millones de depósitos activos desde septiembre de 2016
• 1,3 millones de nuevas solicitudes desde septiembre de 2016

Dejo el articulo: https://curiouspost.com/list-15-popular-programming-languages-used-coders-github/

Don Electron

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Entre sus características podemos nombrar:

• Tecnología web: Utiliza HTML, CSS, javascript y tecnologías node.js
• Open Source: Es totalmente libre y esta alojado en github
• Cross Platform: compatible con Linux, Windows y OsX

Dejo un video:

y un poco de música tipo rock and roll:

Dejo link: http://electron.atom.io/

Cursos gratuitos de tecnología Microsoft

Microsoft Virtual Academy es el lugar ideal para comenzar a estudiar tecnologías microsoft. Yo creo que ya hice un post sobre mva, pero quiero reiterar dado la cantidad de cursos que se sumaron.

Tenemos cursos de:

• Windows 10
• Cloud Development
• Game Development
• Web Development
• Database Development
• C# / XAML
• Visual Studio
• HTML5 & CSS3
• For Beginners
• Y más, y más...

Dejo link:
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Aprende Html 5 gracias W3C y EDX

Me llego esta propuesta de curso y esta tan buena que la quiero compartir:

Course Update from: Learn HTML5 from W3C Go to Course

Dear all, We're back! And we need your help in getting the word out. We are again teaching how to build powerful Web sites and apps with HTML5. If you are tuned into tech news, you've surely been recently exposed to a flurry of articles encouraging developers to ditch other technologies in favor of HTML5. Register for the new edition of the course! (to start on 5 October 2015) Please use this link to tell your friends on Facebook and this link to share on Twitter. Thank you. Best, Marie-Claire and Michel.

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