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Our journey began in 2005, when our Founder Chris decided to learn how to build websites on his own. It was hard to find resource online and even more harder finding teachers who could guide him towards the right direction. In 2009, Chris decided to take a risk and founded Indirlog specifically dedicated in helping students learn more about technology and computers.
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kyle hicks
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stacy brooks
CSS & HTML Instructor
stephanie hall
JS Instructor
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How to Reduce Bugs Through Better Testing Strategies
Testing is your first line of defense against software defects. You can catch issues early and improve code quality by choosing the right test types, automating wisely, and integrating testing into your development workflow. This guide shows you practical steps to...
How Code Refactoring Improves Long-Term Performance
You improve your codebase's efficiency every time you refactor. Clean, well-structured code runs faster over time and reduces technical debt. You make future updates easier and less error-prone by eliminating redundancy and improving readability. Regular refactoring...
Automation in Coding – How to Save Time with Smart Workflows
There's a smarter way to code, and it starts with automating repetitive tasks. You can cut development time, reduce errors, and focus on solving real problems by setting up intelligent workflows. This guide shows you how to build systems that work for you, not against...
How to Build Efficient Scripts for Repetitive Tasks
You save time and reduce errors when you automate routine work with well-structured scripts. This guide shows you how to identify repetitive tasks, choose the right tools, and write clean, reusable code that runs reliably. You gain control over your workflow with...
The Role of Clean Architecture in Software Development
Just as a well-designed building relies on a solid foundation, your software depends on a structure that supports change and clarity. Clean Architecture gives you control over dependencies, keeps components independent, and makes your code easier to test and maintain....
How to Choose the Right Programming Language for Your Goals
Many developers struggle to pick a programming language that aligns with their objectives. You need a clear path based on your project type, career goals, and learning curve. This guide shows you how to match your aims with the right language, avoiding common pitfalls...
What Skills You Need to Become a Professional Developer
With the demand for skilled developers rising, you need a clear understanding of the technical and soft skills that define success. Mastering programming languages, problem-solving, version control, and collaboration tools is important. You must also adapt to evolving...
How to Transition from Beginner to Intermediate Programmer
Transitioning from a beginner to an intermediate programmer means writing code that works and understanding why it works. You build consistent projects, read documentation confidently, and debug with purpose. This guide shows you how to strengthen your skills, think...
How to Build Real-World Projects That Strengthen Your Portfolio
This guide shows you how to create practical, impactful projects that demonstrate your skills. You'll learn to identify real problems, build functional solutions, and present your work clearly. Each step is designed to boost your credibility and make your portfolio...
How to Stay Updated in the Fast-Changing Tech Industry
Just staying ahead in tech means you actively seek out reliable sources, follow key influencers, and engage with real-time updates. You filter noise by focusing on trusted newsletters, podcasts, and conferences that deliver actionable insights. Consistency in learning...