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Cyber Monday is all about shopping online, and since the eLearning bundles featured in our store, Walyou Deals, are available in digital format and are thus delivered instantly, there is some instant gratification involved in the whole experience.
The eLearning category of Walyou Deals features courses covering all sorts of departments, from IT certifications and Forex to project management and Web development. Besides that, there are courses that target a single, yet essential, piece of software, as is the case with the lifetime subscription to Adobe Training Videos by Train Simple. As being skilled in Photoshop, Illustrator or Dreamweaver is essential for landing a job with a better pay, learning all of these (and more) and that at a heavily discounted price is something you simply can’t miss.
Train Simple is an Adobe-authorized training partner, which means that the Adobe Training Videos have been analyzed and certified by the software developed that they cover all of the aspects needed for becoming an Adobe expert. Achieving proficiency in Adobe’s Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom, Flash, Dreamweaver, ColdFusion, Edge Products, Muse, as well as in complementary software and platforms including HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, WordPress, Premiere, Audition, is no longer an issue.
A really important aspect of all training videos is that they need to be up-to-date in order to stay relevant and have any value at all. Train Simple definitely paid a lot of attention to that, as all of their Adobe courses have been updated for Creative Cloud 2015, which means that there won’t be any new features that could remain undiscussed.
The Adobe Training Videos offered by Walyou Deals feature beginner to advanced classes, so there’s something to learn for everyone. On top of that, when you complete the training, there’s a certificate of completion available that you can later mention in your resume in order to attest your advanced skills. There’s no rush in completing the course, however, and you can do that at your own pace, meaning that you could watch Adobe training videos in the lunch break or just on weekends.
Train Simple’s Adobe training videos are available on multiple platforms, so as long as you have a computer or iOS/Android device to access the videos, you should be covered. Other than that, you would need Adobe’s products, so that you exercise after or even while learning the theory.
The lifetime subscription to Train Simple’s Adobe Training Videos can be purchased in the next 12 hours only, and the Cyber Monday 25% discount should represent an additional reason to get it as fast as possible, as the courses typically cost $500.
This time only, you can get the Adobe training videos or any other eLearning package at a special price, so long as you use the coupon code CYBERMONDAY25 on Walyou Deals during the checkout procedure. Happy Cyber Monday to all of you and good luck learning all of Adobe’s secrets!
With Walyou Deals’ Learn to Code Bundle, anyone can pick up programming and turn their lives around. The fact that it’s offered in a Pay What You Want system enables you to spend as little as you want, depending on how much you want to learn.
By learning to code, people can become even more valuable assets for the companies they work for. On the other hand, starting from scratch and becoming an expert in any of the programming languages, operating systems and environments covered by this bundle increases people’s chances of getting hired, in case they don’t already have a job.
The 9 courses that make up this bundle are as follows:
AngularJS: From Zero to Hero
Become a Professional Python Programmer
Build Responsive Real World Sites with HTML5 & CSS3
Become a Certified Web Developer
Learn Linux in 5 Days & Level Up Your Career
PHP & MySQL Web Development From Scratch – Build 5 Project
Advanced Ruby Programming: 10 Steps to Mastery
Git Complete: The Definitive, Step-By-Step Guide
Learn Cloud Computing with AWS
While you can get the last two regardless of how much you pay, unlocking the other seven implies beating the average, which $12.25 at press time. You also have the option to become the giving leader for this deal by beating the leader price, which is $63, for the time being. Getting at the top of the leader board any time while the deal is running will grant you 5 entries to Walyou Deals’ exclusive giveaway, which currently is a MonoRover R2 Hoverboard. Considering that the courses typically cost between $99 and $299 each, getting the bundle is really an incredible deal.
Bear in mind that each of the coding languages, frameworks and operating systems that you’re supposed to learn about in this bundle has some specific system requirements, so make sure that your computer meets those before getting the bundle. More details about this can be found on the page of the deal, linked below.
The Learn to Code Bundle also has a charitable dimension, as 10% of all proceeds go to Project HOPE, a charity that “delivers essential medicines and supplies, health expertise and medical training to respond to disaster, prevent disease, promote wellness and save lives around the globe.”
To buy the bundle, head over to Walyou Deals and check the eLearning category or click here to get straight to the Learn to Code Bundle page. If coding is your thing or you want it to become so, make sure that you visit the page within the next 6 days, while the deal ends after that.
Unlike some of the other deals featured on our store, which cannot be shipped outside of continental US, the Learn to Code Bundle is exclusively made of digital products that can be delivered instantly, anywhere in the world. Take advantage of the offer now, as the average is bound to get higher, and beating it to get all the courses will become increasingly more difficult.
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Whether you’re already designing and developing websites, or are new to the craft, you’ll want to check out this awesome deal we have over in the Technabob Shop.
This bundle of seven eLearning packages includes hundreds of lessons for everything from the basics of web design, through the use of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and jQuery on the front end, and PHP and MySQL for creating rich, data-driven websites.
Valued at over $1,000, you can pay as much or as little as you like! If you beat the average price (which is currently just about $7), you’ll get all seven courses. As an added bonus, a portion of the proceeds will go to support the efforts of Creative Commons.
Head on over to the Technabob Shop now to get in on this amazing deal.
You might have seen these two images floating online over the past few months, featuring two stages of Super Mario Bros. laid end-to-end on four widescreen monitors. The images were uploaded by Twitter user Morikuma_Works, and he pulled it off using Josh Goldberg’sFull Screen Mario.
Full Screen Mario is a remake of Super Mario Bros. that Josh did entirely in HTML5, which meant it could be played right out from a Web browser. Here’s YouTuber Blaumagier‘s video of the game:
Sadly, Nintendo had the online version of the game taken down. You can still play it through this – unofficial? – mirror website, but even if or when that gets taken down, you can download the game on Josh’s Github page and play it offline.
Google’s web services and Android have been a pair for years now, but a recent leak suggests Google might be preparing to finally pop the question.
Google I/O is fast approaching, so the leaks are starting to become more prolific. There’s never any way of knowing what will be anounced–and history would suggest rumors are often innacurate–but one thing is for sure: Google will anounce new things. Google’s lineup of products and serves is constantly expanding. We already detailed some of what can be expected at Google I/O, but new leaks have illuminated some additional details on Android updates.
Google doesn’t always anounce (or release) Android updates at Google I/O, so it could be a few months or so before we see any new iterations, but either way, there are updates coming down the pipe and they were leaked to Android Police recently.
The name of the update is Project Hera. Hera is the Greek godess of marriage and that’s exactly why Project Hera is named after her. The update is the proper marriage of Google’s various web servics.
Up to this point, Android has definitely been plugged in to Google’s services, but Google’s entire ecosystem is very compartmentalized. A marriage of Android’s software and Google’s services through Project Hera will blur the lines between different apps and distinct tasks.
The leak suggests that Hera will provide a bridge between Chromium and Android, bringing more HTML5 centric features into play. This will be most evident as a form of multitasking. Currently, multitasking in Android means flipping between snapshots of various open apps and choosing which app is needed to complete a specific task.
Project Hera’s version of multitasking has broken this out into a task oriented model, though. Think about it as a blend of Google Now and Android’s existing multitasking card view. Instead of opening Google Now to view your cards, those cards (and equivalent task oriented cards from other apps) will appear in the multitasking view.
This doesn’t only allow for quicker, more contextually relevant multitasking options, but also for quicker access to relevant features without having to enter into a new app every time. It’s like combining your notification shade, your Google Now cards, your current multitasking cards and your widgets into a new type of super multitasking cards.
So, in practice what this will do is place the information and tools you need right now directly at your fingertips. Imagine you are going on a flight and have already checked in with your airline on your phone. Today, the QR code for your electronic boarding pass will appear within the Google Now app when you are close to the Airport. In Project Hera, though, it will appear in your miltitasking view as its own card, making it just one button press away.
A lot of the features required to truly take advantage of such an update would depend on developers to update their apps, but once the industry adjusts, it will make your smart phone that much smarter. It may take some time, as this isn’t simply a software update, but an entire paradigm shift on the concept of what an app is vs a specific task or presentation of data.
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