PluralSight Free Weekend
PluralSight is making every one of Pluralsight Skills’ 7,000+ expert-led video courses, 40+ interactive courses, and 20+ projects free for one weekend only.
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The August Online Meetup
University students advised to reboot into learning mode with the available tools they can ably access. Lockdown will eventually end and it would be good to return to campus with a fired up mind ready to resume studies.
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Google Africa Developer Scholarship 2020
Grow with Google, Andela and Pluralsight have partnered to provide a new program to support software developers in Africa on Android, Google Cloud and Mobile Web skills development tracks. The aim of this program is to continuously engage with aspiring and existing developers to help them become professional developers with skills that can get them opportunities after the program.
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FREE Online Courses during the Covid19 crisis
#CodeZone as always is here for you. We have collected a number of FREE online study links, thanks to PluralSight, App Brewery, Coursera, Oracle and other sources. We hope you will find them useful in this challenging time.
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Happy New Year 2020!
Happy New Year 2020 from all of us at #CodeZone!
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Java vs Python
What do you think about this animation? What’s your favourite weapon and why do you think it is sufficient?
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Christmas Code Fun
Hello World!
Merry Christmas to you all! -
Word from Mike
For the freshmen here, I can speak for ones from Makerere University because it is where I have been, the knowledge the lecturers are going to share with you is going to be very very little (like 30%), its not that they want to share little, its because there’s no time to cover everything.
What does that mean?
It means you are going to self teach yourself the other percentage if you really want to be good. -
Baby Steps
#CodeZone was started in 2015 by Tusiime Innocent Boub who had gone through the wrath of Structured Programming and Java in the previous year as a freshman in the School of Computing and Informatics Technology (SCIT), College of Computing and Information Sciences (CoCIS) at Makerere University.
