Hello there!
I am happy to announce the launch of three new courses to make it easier for developers with a background in other technologies to learn OutSystems!
Getting Started with OutSystems for Frontend Developers: https://www.outsystems.com/learn/courses/168/getting-started-with-outsystems-for-front-end-developers/
Getting Started with OutSystems for Java Developers: https://www.outsystems.com/learn/courses/167/getting-started-with-outsystems-for-java-developers/
Getting Started With OutSystems for SQL Developers: https://www.outsystems.com/learn/courses/169/getting-started-with-outsystems-for-sql-developers/
Feel free to send us feedback here or you can also get in touch with us at knowledge@itup.ptThese three training courses were developed by ITUp (OutSystems Global Training Partner) together with OutSystems.It was a challenge and a delight to be part of the process.I hope you will enjoy it!Cheers!
August 25 - Addition from Editor
The team at ITUp has added another "Getting Started" course, this time for PHP developers! Check it out here: https://www.outsystems.com/learn/courses/172/getting-started-with-outsystems-for-php-developers/
I see Java course mentioned in the above list. But recently, I heard that Java is not supporting OS 11 onwards. May be im wrong. Can you please clarify on this.
Hi Mahesh, and thank you Eduardo for posting about these!
Mahesh: you are correct. Indeed OutSystems 11 no longer supports Java.
These courses have a very specific, different goal and audience: these are courses to help developers who have previous experience in any of these languages - say, Java, SQL, or traditional front-end development languages such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript - to better learn OutSystems.
Instead of experienced developers starting from scratch, in 1h-2h these courses will help map the common knowledge, language and frameworks from these into OutSystems so that new developers can then go through the normal Guided Paths with a better understanding of what OutSystems is all about, based on their previous experience.
They are not meant to be "how to use Java in OutSystems" or any of the others, but rather "if you know Java, I'll quickly help you get the overview of OutSystems and how it compares to what you know".
Hope this clarifies it, and do go through these courses and leave your feedback - they'll always help us keep improving the learning materials we have to better serve the community :)
Best,
Paulo
Paulo Tavares wrote:
Paulo, Thanks for the clarification. I got it now.
Great initiative ITUp! Kudos!
Nice work. Keep attracting talents to Outsystems
Wow, really nice courses. Congratulations for the initiative.
Nice initiative!
Great news!
Kudos!!!
Great,ITUp! Kudos!
Nice work done Eduardo Jauch and ITUp!
Regards,
-PJ-
Nice to know this, thank you for this share.
Cheers
Eduardo Jauch wrote:
Great job!
Cheers!
Nice!!! Congrats to all. ITUp rocks!
Excellent!
Great work!
I was looking for Frontend Developer courses for a long time. I think that's a great addition.
Thank you guys!
Excellent info!
Very good initiative for developers quickly do onboarding into OutSystems.
Regards!
Nice work Eduardo Jauch !!
Great, I'm a beginner at Outsystems, this initiative helps a lot of those who are starting. Thanks a lot.
Just a quick note in this thread to point out the team at ITUp has added another "Getting Started" course for PHP developers! https://www.outsystems.com/learn/courses/172/getting-started-with-outsystems-for-php-developers/
Jennifer Lopez wrote:
Interesting! With quite a good number of developers coming from PHP background (apart of .NET), it's a good start for them.
Good work! I will try it.
Nice, Thanks for the update..
Nice Course. Will give a try in all courses :-)
Great material!
Keep safe.
Thanks
Very useful to new comers.
Appreciated @Eduardo Jauch
Awesome...
Great material.
It is nice to see the new courses specific to the particular areas.
Great News.
Nice!
I got this post late, but it's great to have this courses too.. Thank you
Great news :)
Ok people, just press the "Like" button on Eduardos post if you like it, no need to reply with "Great!" :). I'm going to close the post now.