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All seven Certificates.dev prep tracks are free to access on 14 & 15 November. 🔥
Vue.js, Nuxt, React, Angular, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Laravel. Each has lessons, quizzes, coding challenges, and a timed mock exam.
Join the All Tech Free Weekend 👇
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The biggest news in Vue School's history 🎉
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✅ Vue School Premium
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✅ The official Vue.js certification exam, free until Tue 10 Nov
$1,417 of value for $149 🤯
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Final hours. ⏰
The TypeScript certification Early Bird ends today!
After 14:00 UTC, all bundle prices move up.
Ready to get TypeScript certified?
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24 hours left ⏳
The TypeScript certification Early Bird closes tomorrow, Thu 29 Oct, at 14:00 UTC (15:00 CET). After that, the prices go up.
Grab the Early Bird price. go.certificates.dev/ts26
Most team training budgets go like this: buy 25 seats in January, use 11 by December.
We built our credit system the other way around. 🧠
We're piloting this with 5 engineering teams. If you manage L&D or a dev team budget, we'd like to hear from you!
It's live. 🎉
The TypeScript certification is open to everyone, and for the next 48 hours, it's at the Early Bird price.
Junior checks that you can use types. Mid checks that you can produce them. Senior checks that you can architect them. go.certificates.dev/ts26
Early Bird prices 💸
👉 Junior exam from $65
👉 Mid exam from $165, or $299 with the prep guide
👉 Senior exam from $199, or $329 with the prep guide
👉 Mid + Senior from $315, or $499 with the prep guide
Adding Vue, React, JavaScript, Nuxt or Laravel to your order? Take 10% off one, 20% off two, and 30% off three!
Early Bird ends on Thursday, 29 Oct at 14:00 UTC (15:00 CET) - use it. go.certificates.dev/ts26
Tomorrow's the day 🔥
The TypeScript certification opens to everyone on Tuesday, 27 Oct at 14:00 UTC (15:00 CET). For 48 hours, it's at the lowest price of the year.
Add it to your calendar so you're there when it opens!
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How we envision building in 2027. ✨
If you have DevRel or partner budget for 2027, and want developer time that counts, now is the time to talk. The calendar is still open - reach out.
The TypeScript Mid exam is 135 minutes. 40 multiple-choice questions, then 105 minutes of real coding.
Passing it means you can produce types, not only consume them. Martin Ferret built the exams, and these are the three areas he'd prepare first 🧵
The edge of your program 🚪 External data starts as unknown and gets validated at runtime. You'll also type promises, generators and errors, including why a caught error is unknown.
The Early Bird opens on Tuesday, and the prep guide for every level is already free.
Start preparing today 🚀 go.certificates.dev/ts26
Only have one evening? Spend it on the mock exam.
It’s a short version of the real exam (10 questions and one coding challenge), so you’ll see where you’d pass today and where you wouldn’t yet.
Doors open Fri 13 Nov at 22:00 CET!
Have a glimpse of how a co-created session with us works. 👀
Planning your 2027 DevRel calendar? DM us or email [email protected]!
Sneak peek into what a month in the pilot looks like 👀
Between Week 1 and Week 3, the dashboard shows you who's preparing, who's passed, and who's next.
We're taking 5 teams. DM us if yours should be one of them!
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New on Unlearn - meet Radar 🔊
AI dev tools change every week, and nobody has time to track all of it.
Radar is our weekly note on what changed and what's actually worth your time, with short TLDR videos and head-to-head comparisons alongside it.
📚 unlearn.dev/radar
Copy-pasting the same validators across your Angular forms?
@AlainChautard shows how to bundle Signal Forms rules into one reusable helper, then go further with schema() and apply() so a single schema covers every form with the same shape.
Read more 📚certificates.dev/blog/buildi…
