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Java has been the king of the Android world for years. The open-source programming language is giving Kotlin a run for its money. The average salary for a Java Developer in the U.S. sits at a healthy $100,758. Java offers you career flexibility to ensure you can bring in that good salary over the long haul.

When setting out to develop your technical portfolio, you’ll find yourself struggling to come to terms on which programming language is the correct choice for you.

When setting out to learn how to code, many people are confused about where to begin. It can be quite intimidating when you’re starting out, especially because you might not be sure about whether you want to go into the front-end or the back-end.

You’re ready to learn, study, and break your way into the field, but wait…what even is Cyber Security?! Many people know about the concept/idea of practicing safety online, but they may not realize just how deep and vast this ocean really is.

Regardless of whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned professional, you’re going to reach a point in your career when you will stand to benefit from upskilling.

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably been hearing "data science" getting thrown around in tech circles. The odds are also likely that you’ve heard about how lucrative and rewarding this particular career path can be. But what is it, exactly?

One of the most common misconceptions that non-technical people tend to have is that Java and JavaScript are closely related to one another.

An in-depth look at what exactly the full stack web development profession entails.

Feeling a little lost in your quest to break into a new tech career? We have some advice that may simplify things for you: Full Stack Web Development. Full Stack Web Development is essentially the whole nine yards for web development. Many people are designated as either front or back-end