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Backend Development

10 Skills You Need to Get Hired as a Backend Developer

A career in backend development requires a knowledge of coding languages, algorithms, and a wide variety of programming tools. Here are the top 10 skills you'll need to be successful.

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Web3

Web3 tech stack: 7 technologies you need for Web3 jobs (and how to learn them)

Before you switch from your current job to a high-paying Web3 role, you need more information. The field is new and still evolving, full of unfamiliar tooling and terms even if you already work in the industry. The Web3 tech stack needed to break into these jobs might not ring any bells—yet.

Web3

Become a Web3 developer with the new BloomTech Web3 Course

Today, applications open to the BloomTech Web3 Development course! Now our learners can train to work as Web3 developers at the forefront of tech innovation.

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Careers in Tech

How to Choose Between Two Engineering Roles

Deciding between two job offers can feel overwhelming, but evaluating your options using the same criteria is a great place to start. Here are eight areas to consider as you weigh your options.

Learn Web Development

Why Aspiring Web Developers Should Learn Node.js

As long as you have a computer, you can learn Node.js—its entire tech stack is free for use and open-source. Node.js is also frequently listed as one of the best starters for beginner programmers because of its syntax and because JavaScript is an interpreted language.

Learn Data Science

10 Ways to Start Learning SQL for Free

SQL, short for Structured Query Language, is a standard programming language used since the 1970s to design, create, and manage relational databases, and it's been a top data science language for over 50 years.

Learn Web Development

What is Javascript Used For?

JavaScript is arguably the most universal programming language of the web. Today it is considered a mandatory language to learn and use as a developer, and thanks to its versatility in the tech sector, JavaScript’s influence continues to grow.

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