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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.

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.

If you love aesthetically-pleasing webpages, if you’ve ever visited a site and thought to yourself “I could do a better job designing this,” then front end development may be for you.

As the demand for full stack developers continues to rise, organizations will need a workforce of talented professionals who can work with both back-end and front-end technologies.

This salary guide will set baseline expectations for what you can earn as a developer in 2021 — and can even help you avoid undercutting yourself in salary negotiations.

Web development is the secret weapon powering almost every successful industry on the market right now. Everything from the food you order to the memes you retweet can be traced back to the work of a developer.

Whether you’re considering making the leap to a new career or trying to decide whether an online coding bootcamp is the right college alternative for you, here’s what you should know about becoming a web developer.

This article walks you through the process of forking a project on GitHub, and it also shows you how to create a pull request so you can contribute your changes back to the original project.

How you create a special file that excludes unwanted content from Git repositories and add a .gitignore file to your version controlled projects.

Learning to configure Git is essential to any new developer. It will not only help keep work organized, but will catalogue the development process both for beginners and seasoned developers.

This article demonstrates how you can link a project that you've been working on to GitHub. This allows you to store that project off-site with the help of version control.

GitHub is a website that hosts version control repositories. You use it to store your projects, collaborate with others, and create a portfolio of your work.

Version control is a system that lets you manage changes to files and projects. It is considered by many to be the backbone of professional software development.

A commit captures a project's snapshot and fixes a single bug or adds a single feature. It stores the changes that you've made to your repository since your last commit. A good commit message is succinct and imperative.