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PHP: what it is, what it is for, and how to get started in the language
PHP is an open-source language for web development that runs on 71.8% of sites with a known server-side language (W3Techs, 2026).
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Servers and AWS: how to program in the cloud in 2026
Servers provide data and services over the network; AWS hosts that infrastructure in the cloud, leading with 28% of the market. See types, DevOps, and backend.
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Package Managers: npm, Yarn, pnpm and More
Package managers automate installing and updating dependencies. Compare npm, Yarn, pnpm, Chocolatey, and Homebrew and learn which to use.
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Terminal Commands: A Guide for Windows, Mac, and Linux
A guide to essential terminal commands: dir, cd, and ipconfig in Windows CMD; ls, cp, mv, and grep in the Mac Terminal and the Linux shell.
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NumPy: what it is and what the Python library is for
NumPy is the Python library for numerical computing that provides multidimensional arrays and fast vectorized operations for data and science.
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Golang: what it is, what it is for, and how to get started in the language
Go (Golang) is a compiled open-source language created at Google, with native concurrency via goroutines, used in APIs, cloud, and microservices.
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Why Do Nerds Like Programming? Passion and Code
Nerds like programming because it unites logic, problem solving and creation — and 68% of developers code as a hobby outside of work.
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Data Structures: Arrays, Stacks, Queues, Trees, and Hash
Data structures organize information in memory: arrays and lists hold collections, stacks and queues control order, and hash tables speed up lookups.
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