Who's It For?

This course is designed for a person who has no experience in programming and wants to go beyond online tutorials. This is for the person interested in exploring what a software developer does and for people who work with programmers in the workplace, such as project managers or designers.

What You'll Learn

By the end of this class, you will be able to build web pages, have an understanding of how the web works, and be comfortable interacting with your computer in a text-based environment. You'll also become familiar with what software developers do and with the tools they use.

Students must bring their own laptop. We recommend that students download Google Chrome before class.

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Who's It For?

People who work in sales or sales operations who are looking to advance their ability to work within the Salesforce platform.

Salesforce is the global leader in customer relationship management (CRM) with over 3.75 million users worldwide using the tool to track their sales, marketing, and analytics. A data-rich tool, learning how to navigate Salesforce can help you streamline processes and provide at-a-glance information about the health of your business. This wealth of data can help your business grow by leaps and bounds, but drilling down into to the data and making sense of it can be a real challenge.

What You'll Learn

By the end of this workshop, you’ll be able to answer specific questions about your business using reports, dashboards, and list views. You’ll become familiar with key Salesforce reporting terminology, learn how to access time-saving prebuilt solutions, and understand how security settings impact what data users are able to see in reports. You’ll also learn how to create and run custom reports, dashboards, and list views while avoiding common pitfalls that can empower your business through data and improve your ROI.

Students must bring their own laptop.

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Who's It For?

Students should know JavaScript well, along with HTML & CSS. No experience with React or with similar frameworks is needed.

What You'll Learn

By the end of this 14-hour course, taught over seven evenings, you will know how to use React to build both single-page applications and in-page widgets. We'll cover ES6 (the latest version of JavaScript used by React), the build tools you'll need to compile React code, and how to structure React applications to be maintainable and reusable.

This course will use the React Context API for state management, but will speak to other popular solutions like Redux and MobX. It will use React Router for handling multi-page applications.

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