Udemy Platforms and Features

Udemy Platforms and Features
One of the great things about learning on Udemy is that you can access your courses
from several different devices and platforms, including a desktop / laptop, Android app,
and iOS app.
Course Features by Platform
The table below outlines which course features are available on which platform. For
features listed as "No", it indicates that these items are not supported at the moment. If
you'd like to make a request for these features to be added, however, please contact
our support team.
* Feature is not available in free courses
For more information on our mobile apps, please click here.
Payment Options by Platform
The payment and refund options available to you can vary, depending on what platform
you’re accessing Udemy with.
The table below outlines the payment and refund options that are available on each
respective, Udemy platform.
Udemy.com Mobile Web Android App iOS App

Payment Google Pay Apple App
Options Store
Visa, Mastercard, Visa, Mastercard,

AMEX, Discover, AMEX, Discover,
and Paypal and Paypal
Udemy Credits Udemy Credits
Refunds
can be
Processed
via Udemy
Instructor Features
The table below outlines which Udemy platforms instructors can use to access the
courses they’ve built, and edit the course content.
Udemy.com Mobile Web Android App iOS App

Instructor
Course
Management
Tools
Salient Features of Unacademy Plus
By joining Unacademy Plus, you gain access to:

1. Live Classes: Live classes conducted by the best educators of India.
2. Live Quizzes: Live quizzes will help you enhance your progress and
improve your scores.
3. Recorded Lectures: The recordings of every lecture available directly
post the Live lecture.
4. Study Materials & Notes: Superlative exam-oriented study material,
available at a moment’s notice.
5. Doubt Clearing Sessions: In-depth doubt clearing sessions conducted
by the Educator in addition to Live Classes.
6. Private Discussion Forum: The chance to be a part of a peer-to-peer
learning program supervised by the Educator where any discussion
about the course is always welcome. Unacademy Plus Learners will also
become a part of a Private Discussion Group where Educators will also
engage with them directly Live. Lecture notes are also available on the
group post every Live class.
7. Tips & Tricks: Tips on time management and how to score high.
Strategies for smart guessing and elimination
FOR BYJUS
https://www.softwaresuggest.com/byjus
MERITNATION
With millions of students across 9 countries, we are India’s largest online learning portal for school
children. We cater to the learning needs of school students of classes I - XII across leading
educational boards. We realize that the learning needs of every student is unique based on her
learning style, interests and her past academic history, and understanding this is the key to making
every student successful.
At Meritnation, we believe that with technology we can transcend traditional boundaries and truly
enable customized self-paced learning. Our experienced team of educationists and technologists is
passionate about changing the status quo and challenging one another continuously to provide a
seamless product that empowers tomorrow's leaders. We have introduced numerous innovations in
the areas of content, delivery formats, reports, assessments, gamification techniques and many
more.
Having made a huge difference to the lives of lakhs of students, it will be our constant endeavour to
be a worthy partner in their quest for excellence. Our promise remains the same - School Made
Easy !
Linkedin Learning
https://www.g2.com/products/linkedin-linkedin-learning/features
https://learning.linkedin.com/product-overview
Pluralsight
https://comparecamp.com/pluralsight-review-pricing-pros-cons-features/
https://help.pluralsight.com/help/technical-requirements
FOR FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT ARCHITECTURES
https://cutshort.io/blog/career-advice/full-stack-development-become-full-stack-developer
FOR FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGES
What is a Front End Developer?

Front end developers build the visible parts of websites that users see and interact within their
web browsers.
The front end of a website (or web or mobile application) is the part a user sees and directly
interacts with. The front end is built with languages like:
● HTML
● CSS
● JavaScript
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the backbone of the Web. Every website you visit is built
with HTML. It takes care of all the structure and content. HTML5 is the current iteration of
HTML on the Web, although sites built with older versions still run fine in your browser.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is what controls the way the HTML looks on the page. CSS sets
the colors, fonts, background images, and even the way the page is laid out (you can use CSS to
arrange the HTML elements on a page however you want, even if it’s different than the order
they’re arranged in the HTML file). CSS3 is the current iteration of CSS on the Web, and it adds a
ton of features for things like basic interactivity and animations.
Now, you can create a website with just HTML and CSS, but it’s JavaScript that’s the
gamechanger (plus, it’s what’s causing all the aforementioned blurriness). To put it simply,
JavaScript lets you add in interactivity, more complex animations, and even makes it possible to
build fully-featured Web applications.
Back in the day (like 2012), web browsers used to be really bad at interpreting a lot of
JavaScript, so adding complex functionality with JS wasn’t always a good idea. But browsers
have gotten much more powerful, making it possible to do with JavaScript what used to be
reserved for “back end” programming languages. And there have been advances in JavaScript
itself (including the creation of frameworks like AngularJs, jQuery, and Node.js). In short, what
happened is that what we mean by “front end” development has radically changed in just a few
short years.
It’s the Internet, what can we say!
In short, front end developers use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to code up websites. They’re the
ones who take the design and create a functioning website from it. Some sites are only built
with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Other sites, however, have more code hidden away in the back
end of the site, to augment or enhance the front end of the site.
(back to top)
What is a Back End Developer?

Back end developers build the “under the hood” parts of websites that users don’t interact with
directly.
So what does this mean for front end vs back end? While the front end is everything the user
interacts with directly, the back end is much more behind-the-scenes and can have some
advantages over front end technologies for specific projects. Back end programming languages
include:
● PHP
● Ruby
● Python
One thing to note: You’re probably not going to see many job listings that say a company is
looking for a “back end developer.” Instead, you’ll find listings looking for Ruby developers or
PHP developers, etc., because the actual programming language a developer knows is key to
being the right fit for a particular job.
As far as what you can do with a back end language that you can’t do with JavaScript, the list is
much more limited today than it used to be. One key difference: Most content management
systems are built on a back end programming language, as are many large, complex web
applications. JavaScript can suffer from performance issues (i.e., it gets slow or even buggy) in
some cases, so while it’s now possible to use JS to build just about anything you can think of,
sometimes there are still better solutions out there. Learning to code will teach you to find the
best solution for your specific problem, and sometimes that means using a back end language.
Back end developers generally work with a front end developer to make their code work within
the site or app’s design (or to tweak that design when necessary) and front end. Which finally
brings us to the topic of full stack.
FOR FRAMEWORKS AND LIBRARIES

https://javarevisited.blogspot.com/2019/01/10-web-development-frameworks-fullstack-
developer-should-learn.html
FOR DATABASE
4) Database
Any product or project needs a database to store data. As a full stack

developer, you also need to have at least one or two databases and
know how to interact with the database. Currently, the popular
database is MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Oracle, SQLServer and so on.
As a document-type database, MongoDB, is being used more widely
in Internet products. As for larger projects, Ialso recommend using
MySQL or commercial Oracle as the back-end database. While
memory databases, such as Redis, can be used for caching to
improve system performance.

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Course Features by Platform

For more information on our mobile apps, please click here.

Payment Options by Platform

Udemy.com Mobile Web Android App iOS App

Visa, Mastercard, Visa, Mastercard,

Udemy.com Mobile Web Android App iOS App

Salient Features of Unacademy Plus

By joining Unacademy Plus, you gain access to:

FOR FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT ARCHITECTURES

FOR FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGES

What is a Front End Developer?

What is a Back End Developer?

FOR FRAMEWORKS AND LIBRARIES

Any product or project needs a database to store data. As a full stack

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