Core Coursework

Take these in order

Prerequisite: Professional Learning Path or senior-level engineers interested in building and managing scalable applications and teams.

PHP is the most popular backend language in terms of website usage. Understanding PHP allows you to work on everything from WordPress theme edits to complex Laravel applications.

PHP Basics

Maximiliano Firtman

Software Engineer & Educator

Learn the language that powers GitHub and Spotify. Build apps fast in a mature ecosystem with Ruby on Rails.

Getting Started with Rails

Chris Oliver

GoRails

Learn one of the most in-demand programming languages powering enterprise applications all over the world. And yes, this is Java, not JavaScript ;)

Java Fundamentals

Angie Jones

Java Champion

Learn the object-oriented programming fundamentals of Python while applying these principles to production-grade applications.

Python for Professional Developers

Nina Zakharenko

Principal Software Engineer

Like Java or Python, C# is one of the most popular programming languages in the industry and a top-five language on GitHub. Countless enterprise applications are built with C# and .NET so adding this skill set can unlock opportunity and career growth.

C# and .NET Basics

Spencer Schneidenbach

Aviron, Microsoft MVP

Go is a versatile, statically typed language great for a variety of use cases. It provides built-in concurrency and a robust standard library.

Basics of Go

Maximiliano Firtman

Software Engineer & Educator

Level up your Go skills by building a real application from scratch! Create scalable APIs, connect to Postgres with Docker, implement authentication, and build a production-ready backend with Go’s most powerful features.

Complete Go for Professional Developers

Melkey

Vercel

Leverage your understanding of TypeScript to learn Rust, a fast, memory-efficient programming language.

Rust for TypeScript Developers

ThePrimeagen

terminal

C continues to be one of the world’s most popular and universal programming languages. Discover why it’s still widely used – from operating systems to database platforms.