For Students
How to Become a Developer
Full-stack Developer | Frontend Developer | Backend Developer
Learn industry-relevant No-Code Low-Code skills
Get right skill-sets to become a developer with Free Self-Learning Track of EasyManage Full-stack Developer Program.
Build Your Own Side Projects and Samples/Portfolio rapidly with Free EasyManage Account.
Full-stack Developer Program
Get right skill-sets to start your career
Learning to Code online is preferred by over 70% students
EasyManage Developer Account FREE Plan suffices your needs
Learning to Code Aspirants
If you want to become a developer,
there are many opportunities for learning available, and you can become a developer in short time with good efforts.
Take your journey, all along with EasyManage account to help you in building.
A structured & flexible program
You begin either as a Beginner or Fresher Learner.
Learn Online and Keep building
Explore Online Resources and Learn More. Build Your Own Side Projects and Samples/Portfolio rapidly with EasyManage Account. Benefit from community support to guide you with learning, answering queries, providing help and tips, etc.
Complete Program, Seek out Internships
After completing the program, get Practical Experience with Internships. By pursuing your passions and exploring your learning opportunities, you can open the door to a career as a software developer professional.
Get Started
Learn Yourself With Self-Learning Track
Then apply for development work with great companies
Undertake to learn and complete program yourself.
Why Program?
After completing program, you will be eligible to apply for development work with great companies. And can further expect below.
Work Opportunities
Developers jobs are in huge demand. Developer roles in demand are Full-stack and Back-end developers.
Desirable Projects
Work on projects which interest you.
Good Compensation
Get good compensation for your work and keep flexibility of working in hybrid or remote mode.
Who Can Benefit From Program
Students with diverse backgrounds and at various learning stages can benefit from program.
Learning to Code and Freshers
Those who are Learning to Code in categories by Age (Under 18 years old, 18-24 years old, 25-34 years old) and Fresh Graduates from college who want to become a developer.
Non-Computer Science Educated
Its challenging to become a developer for Non-Computer Science Educated students. This program can help you.
Students 3rd & 4th Year College
Students undergoing Science or Engineering Degrees programs, 3-Yr or 4-Yr, can learn part-time from 3rd year onwards, gain advantage by the time you graduate to get developer jobs.
Students Grades 9 through 12
Learn to Code from secondary school, grades 9 onwards. Build academic projects and lay foundation to becoming a developer.
Journey From Classroom to Coder
Learning from Online Resources is increasing
Learn and get into coding
We see that learning how to code is a very unique experience, with people using a variety of tools and resources to build their skills.
Learning to code online increased from 60% to 70% year over year.
Learner Dilemma
Evergrowing competition demands Need to stand out
Make the best out of your chances with proper choices for foundational learning and practice.
Dilemmas Faced
Developer type
• Full-stack, back-end, front-end
• Choose your path as per own ambitions and liking
• Developers are wearing multiple hats. Full-stack types are best choice.
Theoritical knowledge Vs actual coding
• Have actual exposure to coding for Full-stack, back-end, front-end.
• Get hands on coding experience in above.
Shadow role - A missing link
• Shadow Role means Being in Assistant or Helper Role for 2-3 Months.
• Having opportunity for being in shadow role can greatly helps students get proper developer roles.
Practice and practice
• Keep building and iterating incremental development.
DRY (Don't re-invent Yourself) - Applies to Learning too
• Utilize development automation for repetitive work.
• Leaving youself time for creativity and innovation.
Start Your Journey to Become a Developer
Learn Yourself With FREE Self-Learning Track
Best way to learn coding if you don't have Computer Science degree...
I have a non Computer Science engineering degree.
During college,
I developed interest in coding / becoming a developer and building great projects.
I was referred to FeedsInfo/EasyManage by a friend and I undertook their Free Full-stack Developer Program - Self-Learning Track.
And I learned coding, now applying to developer jobs.
With this program, You aren’t just learning to code. You are self-training to be a full-stack developer in top tech companies.
If you had learned from some course on Udemy, Coursera, etc. You would just learn coding from samples.
But generally, that’s not enough to get you placed in a good tech company.
You need a lot of practical skills and hands-on coding, that too on most relevant coding requirements at tech companies.
You will get that with this program.
Even Students from Computer Science branches in the college wouldn’t get much lab time and they wouldn’t get to code much.
They learn mostly on paper. They can develop practical skills with this program.
If you are like me, Being from a non-coding background, You will not be confident about learning coding in 3 months.
But give it a try, Its completely FREE. You don’t have to worry about any fees, now or later. You will learn something.
Dis-claimer
There is no guarantee that this will work the same way for you, as it worked for me.
A lot of it depends on the individual as well. One needs to prepare hard for the coding and keep coding practice on your own with sample projects and use cases.
Sometimes, You have to spend long hours to finish the projects.
So, it requires commitment from you as well.
Get Started | Contact Us
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