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Why Removing Items from a List While You’re Iterating Through It is a VERY BAD IDEA
Expert Advice from Former Tech Elevator Instructor, Katie Dwyer Follow along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Katie Dwyer, as she outlines the importance of not removing items from a list while...
Common .Net Gotcha
Expert Advice from Former Tech Elevator Instructor, Matt Eland Read along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Matt Eland, as he talks “Common .NET Gotchas” in Software Development. Editor’s Note: This article...
Top 7 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Learn to Code
Expert Advice from Tech Elevator Instructor, Walt Impellicceiri Follow along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Walt Impellicceiri, as he outlines the Top 7 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Learn to...
Binary Data
Expert Advice from Tech Elevator Instructor, Andy Chong Sam Read along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Andy Chong Sam, as he talks “Binary Data” and the role that it plays in...
Test Driven Development (TDD)
Expert Advice from Former Tech Elevator Instructor, Katie Dwyer Read along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Katie Dwyer, as she illustrates the meaning of “Test Driven Development” and the role that...
Navigating A C# Project with CoPilot
Expert Advice from Tech Elevator Instructor, Joe Riggs Follow along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Joe Riggs as he discusses Navigating a C# Project using Copilot. If you are looking to...
Navigating Visual Studio using C#
Expert Advice from Tech Elevator Instructor, Matt Eland Follow along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Matt Eland as he discusses Navigating Visual Studio using C#. Learn helpful tips and tricks from...
A Party Inside The RESTful Academy
Expert Advice from Tech Elevator Instructor, Ben Langhinrichs Read along with Tech Elevator Instructor, Ben Langhinrichs, as he talks “REST APIs” and the role that they play in Software Development....
Choosing a Coding Bootcamp: 5 Factors to Consider
Like many would-be students, you’re not sure what makes a coding bootcamp “good.” Here are a few aspects to keep on your radar during your search.
The 3 Pillars of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Brought Down to Earth
Object-oriented programming: Refers to the practice of defining classes and objects to organize code, and is used in most programming languages today. There are three major pillars on which object-oriented programming relies: encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
Arrays, Lists, Queues, and Stacks (at the Water Park)
Follow along with Tech Elevator instructor Ben Langhinrichs as he talks about different collections of information in software development in the form of Arrays, Lists, Queues, and Stacks.