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The latest information on Microverse, software engineering, collaborative learning, remote work, and closing the gap between talent and opportunity.
Microverse student Henry, shares three key pieces of advice he received from his mentor when starting on his software developer journey. Plus, he shared how he applies them daily since he started Microverse.
Want to become an international software engineer? Read Jaak’s story about how he landed his dream job, without coding experience or a university degree.
Have you noticed new JavaScript frameworks pop up every few months? Understanding the lifecycles of these will help you understand the framework's design.
After years of working remotely and building our fully remote company, we're sharing the tools that work best for keeping remote teams productive and connected.
Token-based authentication has gained a lot of popularity in securing an API. In this article, we'll take our Rails RESTful JSON API app to the next level through user registration and login, plus authentication with JSON Web Tokens.
Curious about what it takes to start a tech community? Read Microverse alum Wilfried's journey starting a local tech community after gaining international learning experience.
As a developer, you are always learning complex new things. That's why we created this article, to make things easier for you with our 10 JavaScript tips and tricks. These tips and tricks are not only handy, but also practical.
Have you been thinking of making a career change? Read about Microverse alum Carlos, who made the decision to become a software developer after spending 17 years working internationally in Telecoms.
Want to build for your mobile users? Read the differences between mobile-first and desktop approach, the benefits of mobile-first approach as well.
The open source nature of Rails, and its rich ecosystem inherited from Ruby, gives it an advantage of both time and cost efficiency to get your API up and running fast. In this article, we’ll build a simple Rails RESTful JSON API using Rails.
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