A Quick NOTE about Course Search Listings 21 aplicaciones en la nube Si ya tienes tu disco duro virtual gratis pero te gustaría además usar aplicaciones on-line aquí tienes una recopilación que te permitirá sacar más partido de cualquier ordenador sin instalar software... Imagina que estás usando un ordenador que no tiene instalada tus aplicaciones favoritas y necesitas descomprimir un archivo, convertir un documento a PDF y una imagen a otro formato para generar una imagen en 3D con una nube de tags y un código QR para organizar una cita en tu grupo de amigos mientras grabas en video el contenido de tu pantalla para generar un video-tutorial y mucho más. Las siguientes aplicaciones en la nube han sido testeadas y seleccionadas: Conversores de formato para archivos: - convierte archivos incluso de video y audio. - convierte documentos a formato PDF. - convierte imágenes entre formatos. Creación y edición de imágenes: Aplicaciones multimedia: Herramientas varias:
Khan Academy MOOCs Directory TNW Academy: Take the First Step to Becoming an SEO Expert 15 October '12, 05:24pm Follow Update: we’re organising a second class! SEO – search engine optimization – can be overwhelming to beginners. TNW Academy is the new online education and training chapter of The Next Web and this class – SEO Essentials – will be about the basics of SEO. SEO Essentials is in collaboration with the renowned marketeer and developer Joost de Valk who specializes in (technical) SEO and works for clients like eBay, Facebook and the Guardian. Afterwards you will receive an official TNW Academy certificate stating you attended the SEO Essentials class by Joost. Who, what, when, how much and why?
Free Online Courses From Top Universities | Academic Earth What we learned from these seven developer stories in 2012 The past 12 months have been an exciting ride over here at DevBeat. We’ve had thrilling announcements, head-scratching corporate maneuvers, and more than a little bit of developer drama. But as we prepare to take on 2013, we don’t want to offer just empty reflections on the year that’s passed. Rather, here are the big lessons we learned from the top developer news stories of 2012. As always, we welcome your own reflections, stories, and lessons learned in the comments. The Node hype cycle peaks The year began with Node.js creator Ryan Dahl backing not-so-slowly away from the technology’s day-to-day operations inside Joyent, hinting on Twitter that he was a bit Node’d out. The story: “Also, let’s point out the obvious: For all these open-source programming technologies (PHP, Ruby, and now Node), there’s a killing to be made in offering enterprise-grade services and support for the more popular choices among them. The open-source hardware trend comes of age The lean startup ethic backfires
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