JavaScript Updates, Amazon Alexa, and who IBM hires

New & Improved Free JavaScript Courses

Everyone from full-stack engineers to SaaS marketers are learning JavaScript. The reason why is simple – 93% of all websites use this language*. To keep you on the cutting edge, we've updated our JavaScript courses so that you can learn the latest, most impactful skills – for free.

Learn best practices for object-oriented programming in JavaScript ES6

Build better & faster using cutting-edge ES8 features like async/await

Make modules – pieces of code that can be exported and reused

Read developer documentation, a critical real-world coding skill

Gain the JS skills, tips, and tricks you need to build real-world projects

With these updates, learning how to write JavaScript just got easier and your takeaway skills more modern. Whether you're trying to build an app, advance your career, or simply test out a new language, there's never been a better time to start.

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In Other News

Amazon Alexa Courses: Part II, Released

Part two of our free Amazon Alexa course series teaches you more complex VUI tools and guides you through a capstone project: teaching Alexa a new skill.

Take our full, free Amazon Alexa course.

IBM Wants More Coders Without Degrees

IBM wants to hire tech workers without 4-year college degrees, and they aren't alone – "as many as 1 million programming jobs in the US will be unfilled by 2020."

Find out more about the skills-based hiring trend.

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Footnotes

* Source: W3Tech's survey of the top 10 million websites in the world

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