Learn how to set up a high-performance architecture with NGINX, the industry-standard, open-source web server.

Learn how to manage application state with NgRx, the Angular-specific implementation of Redux.

Learn the basics of Node.js—a lightweight JavaScript-based platform—and how to build a simple application.

Learn how to install and use npm, the node package manager that allows JavaScript developers to share and reuse code.

nTopology works in conjunction with CAD packages to provide engineers and designers with high-performance, unbreakable geometry; a unique, field-driven design capability; and novel tools for workflow automation. Instructor Evan Pilz introduces the software and how to use it, including the block system, fields, lattices, and reusable workflows. First, Evan explains what prior skills and knowledge you’ll need for this course and what you can expect to learn. He shows why nTopology was created, how it is different from other software, and which industries use nTopology. He then walks you through the nTopology block system, building your first workflow, creating custom blocks that fit your current needs, and exporting parts from nTopology. Plus, learn how to use fields to drive your design and get useful tips, tricks, and best practices for working smarter with this software.

This course is an introduction to NuGet, the official package manager for .NET. Packages are essentially compiled libraries packed together with descriptive metadata into an easily shareable unit, meaning NuGet lets developers leverage a massive ecosystem and utilize existing solutions as a foundation instead of building everything from scratch.

Instructor Christopher Gill covers NuGet essentials like package management, the tools and resources NuGet provides, and how to use those tools to leverage and contribute to the extensive .NET ecosystem. He also covers the ins and outs of NuGet.org, the central repository for .NET developers to find and publish .NET packages.

Learn to use NVivo Starter 11 for qualitative data analysis. Find out how to import, organize, analyze, and visualize text-based research data.

Get an overview of the Microsoft Office 365 suite.

Learn how to use the sound libraries and powerful sound manipulation tools in Spectrasonics Omnisphere.

Discover how to leverage the ON1 Photo RAW photo app to develop and neatly organize your digital images.

Learn about how to store and share files with OneDrive, the cloud storage service from Microsoft.

Discover how to store and share your documents, spreadsheets, and other files with OneDrive. In this course, instructor Garrick Chow shows you how to get started with OneDrive on both Mac and Windows, including how to set up Personal Vault to protect your sensitive files. Garrick covers how to upload, organize, rename, copy, download, and delete files, then dives into the best ways to share your files. He finishes up with useful advice on how to search your files efficiently in OneDrive.

Learn how to organize lesson plans and deliver interactive lessons to students with the free Class Notebook add-in for Microsoft OneNote.

OneNote Online is a robust note-taking app that allows you to jot down and save ideas wherever you are—from a scribbled-on napkin to a saved article on the web—and tag notes for easy recall. In this course, Heather Severino—a Microsoft Certified Trainer, Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Master, and Microsoft MVP for OneNote—offers tips to help you be even more organized and productive with this powerful note-taking tool. Learn how to build a shareable online notebook, capture voice memos and handwritten notes, co-edit a notebook with others, insert files, and quickly search your notes. Plus, learn keyboard shortcuts that help you work even more efficiently with this versatile app.

Get up to speed with OneNote Online, the browser version of the popular Microsoft note-taking app.

Start designing and collaborating in the cloud with Onshape, the first full-cloud 3D CAD system.

Discover OpenBuildings Designer, the BIM software for architects and professional building modelers. This introductory course focuses on 3D modeling in OpenBuildings Designer, teaching concepts through a fun example building: a transportation station. Though the building design is relatively simple, it has some unique design elements, including a custom platform roof canopy. Instructor Mary Chib teachers you how to set up your modeling environment and create models with basic structural, architectural, and interior elements: columns and footings, walls and windows, casework and furniture, and more. She also shows how to work with assemblies, create a custom profile, and view the drawings and schedules for your design.

Learn how to render real-time 2D and 3D graphics with OpenGL, the world standard API for cross-platform graphics.

Learn how to create lens flare—the popular visual effect seen in commercials, TV shows, and feature films alike—with the After Effects plugin Optical Flares.

In this course, database administrators can learn how to configure Oracle Database 12c, and business intelligence developers can learn how to effectively write applications using it.