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Amazon Honeycode is a fully managed service that allows you to quickly build mobile and web apps for teams—without programming. Build Amazon Honeycode apps for managing almost anything, like projects, customers, operations, approvals, resources, and even your team. This course jumps you into a use case for Honeycode so you know how it works and how it can be applied practically.

This course helps you understand how to use Excel to build a myriad of interesting charts, starting with the basics and moving up to some of the most complex charts imaginable.

If you do any type of financial analysis, you know that Excel is the tool of choice and it understanding its nuances is essential for you.  This program helps you to understand how to use Excel in any financial analysis.

Innumerable Excel functions exist to help you perform statistical analysis, calculate the time value of money and net present value, transform textual and date functions, and identify/extract data within large data arrays.  This course is designed to help you understand and apply all of these functions.

Excel Pivot Tables are powerful tools to help understand and analyze data.  Pivot Tables help you to group values that aggregates the individual items of a more extensive table within one or more discrete categories.  This course covers the power of Pivot Tables and how they can be used to create sums, averages, or other statistical analysis of grouped values.

This course is a introduction to Excel Visual Basic Applications, or VBA. It introduces you how VBA and you can use the Visual Basic Editor to create procedures (referred to as a macros) with VBA code that accomplishes a task. The macros you will learn to write include "Functions" and "Subroutines."

Once you have completed our course on "Excel Visual Basic Applications for Beginners," you are ready for this higher level program which covers many of the intermediate and advanced functions you can write with in Visual Basic within Excel.

Most developers are used to working on only one part of a web application - the front-end, back-end, database, or ops. In the past this made sense, since each piece of a web-application was written in a different programming language and required a lot of platform-specific knowledge to work on effectively. However, this is no longer the case. With the rise of technologies such as React, Node.js, MongoDB, JavaScript developers are now capable of creating, publishing, and managing entire web applications on their own. Of course, this requires developers to understand all the key concepts behind full-stack development. Some of the topics that will be covered in this course include:

• How to create a front-end using React?
• How to set up a server using Node.js?
• How to effectively communicate between the front- and back-end?

This course covers the foundations of functional programming with JavaScript. It introduces you to the functional programming paradigm where you principally construct and structure your code using functions. It explains the purpose and value proposition delivered by functional programming and why so many companies are moving toward functional programming as a means of creating more robust software. Because JavaScript has many functional features, it serves as a great introduction to the functional paradigm. The course will cover the basics, such as higher-order functions and closure, and then move on to mid-level topics such as Javascript’s array methods (.map(...), .filter(...), etc.) and callbacks, and finally on to advanced topics such as currying and recursion.

What is Heroku and why should you care? Heroku is a platform as a service (PaaS) that allows developers to build, run, and operate applications in the cloud. In practical terms, allows developers to no longer have to manage servers. Need to scale up? Add it with a few clicks and never worry about it.  This course is designed to help you learn Heroku from scratch and get awesome tools to build and host web applications and also covers Salesforce integration. You will learn many of the advantages of Heroku and understand why is a simple yet powerful solution for cloud applications.  Unlike other cloud providers such as AWS, Heroku removed all the pesky configurations that you need to have a web application making it a simple yet powerful solution. Due to its simplicity, Heroku considered as a more startup/hobby user friendly as the resources and time you need to get an application running is significantly lower than it's competitors. Heroku's Moto is "the fastest way from idea to url."  On top of that, Heroku also offers out-of-the-box features such as: Salesforce Integration, so that you can share data bi-directionally between your Heroku Applications and have it in the Customer Relationship Manager (CRM).  From the basic setup to advanced features this course covers it all and will provide you with information to get the maximum out of Heroku.