This list contains a collection of links to free training courses on various programming languages, beginning with HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), which is required for the creation of a basic web page in which menus, tables, paragraphs, and page footers are created, as well as CSS (Classic Steel Sheet), which allows you to embellish your HTML code by defining colors, sizes (height and width), and fonts.


Without further ado, here are the various platforms and training programs that will provide you with the opportunity to work in blockchain startups, fin-tech, or anywhere else where programming expertise is required.





 HTML & CSS





JavaScript






 Git & GitHub






React







SQL



Python








BigQuery

BigQuery is a RESTful web service integrated into Google Cloud that enables interactive massive data analysis in collaboration with Google Storage. This is a software service that can be used in addition to MapReduce.





Why should I use Big Query?

BigQuery maximizes flexibility by separating your storage preferences from the calculation engine that analyzes your data. You can store and analyze your data in BigQuery, or you can use BigQuery to evaluate their data right where they live.







Blockchain




CryptoZombies is an interactive programming school that teaches you how to write smart contracts in Solidity while creating your own cryptocurrency game.



UseWeb3

Developers can explore and learn more about Web3 on the platform known as useWeb3. Whether you're an experienced developer moving into the Web3 realm or a fresh developer getting your hands dirty for the first time. Explore. Develop. Learn.




Microsoft Excel 



What exactly is Microsoft Excel?


Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that is part of the Office product group for business applications.

Business analysis, managing people lists, operations management, and performance reporting are the most common business uses of MS Excel. The software can also be used for office administration, project management, and program, contract, and account management.

The following are the most common reasons why people use Excel.

Data Logging.

Excel novices must understand how to navigate and record data.

Formulas.

Basic Excel skills require the following formulas:


Data organization through charts and graphs.
Tables with pivots.