Nuevos cursos disponibles desde Octubre 2011
Un curso de construcción de sitios Web dinámicos con Wordpress y otro de Maquetación en dispositivos móviles (Smart Phones) son las nuevas ofertas disponibles en HWA+ desde Octubre de 2011. [view_node]
Pero... ¿Una escuela para aprender desarrollo WEB en La Habana, Cuba?
Pues claro!!! El desarrollo WEB, desde su aparición, ha venido a formar parte del gran crecimiento de la Red de Redes a lo largo del mundo y, porqué no, las red nacional de nuestro país o sencillamente la local del centro de trabajo en el que laboramos diariamente.
Compartir información entre varias computadoras cada vez es más sencillo, pero los sitios WEB son los principales protagonistas de esta comunicación, por lo que es muy importante que todas las personas que necesiten construir uno, lo realicen lo más profesionalmente posible, de forma tal que sea facil de entender por los usuarios, los navegadores y los grandes motores de búsqueda que tanto usamos.
La Academia en números
Estadísticas técnicas generales de HWA++35 clases prácticas presenciales
+30 módulos de Drupal/Wordpress
+30 ejercicios de entrenamiento
=06 cursos de desarrollo WEB
=04 lenguajes de programación
=02 tecnologías WEB
=02 sistemas de código abierto
HWA+ Web Design Planet
Los artículos más recientes del mundo del desarrollo Web: Drupal.org, Smashing Magazine, Six Revisions, Web Designer Depot, Web Designer Ledger, etc.
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