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CodeLesson instructors develop curriculum (which mostly entails preparing reading and coding activities for students). Instructors also answer students' questions during the course and evaluate their work.

The total time commitment for our instructors ranges from zero to a few hours each week, depending on the complexity of your subject, how well your course is prepared and the number of students in your course.

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• Web Programming with PHP (Part C)
  An intermediate course in PHP programming
• Introduction To Node.js
  Creating high-performance server-side applications in JavaScript
• Introduction to iOS Programming
  Develop apps for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
• Intermediate Python Programming
  The second part of our introductory Python programming course.
• Linux System Administration
  Setup and configuration of Linux servers
• Crunching Big Data With Hadoop
  Open source distributed computing
• The C# Programming Language
  Programming the .NET framework using C#
• Mastering CSS
  Learn advanced Web formatting and layout techniques
• Creating JavaScript Applications with Backbone.js
  Add structure to your Web client apps using model-view-controller
• Developing Mobile Web Apps with Sencha Touch
  Build sophisticated, high-performance mobile web apps
• Data Structures And Algorithms
  Design and analysis of algorithms and data structures
• Cloud Computing with Amazon EC2
  Configure and scale cloud computing resources
• The Go Programming Language
  An introduction to Google's Go programming language
• Graphics Programming on the HTML5 Canvas
  Using the HTML5 canvas to create dynamic graphics
• Create Data-Driven Web Sites with CodeIgniter
  Create maintainable Web applications quickly with the CodeIgniter framework
• Mastering HTTP
  Get a deep understanding of the Web's communications protocol
• Accepting Payments via PayPal
  Manage e-commerce payments on your Web site
• Cloud Storage and Content Delivery with Amazon S3
  Storing, retrieving and publishing data with Amazon S3 and CloudFront
• Application Development with Amazon DynamoDB
  Use Amazon's NoSQL database to create scalable, data-driven applications
• High-Performance Web Sites with Tornado and Flask
  Use Python to create scalable web applications
• Programming Google Analytics
  Create custom reports and applications using site data
• MediaWiki Administration and Development
  Administration and optimization of a MediaWiki installation
• Migrating to MariaDB
  Moving from MySQL to MariaDB for system admins and application developers