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Blog/Launch Week
·May 9, 2024·2 min read

Elevate with Encore and Ardan Labs

Grow Your Expertise, Expand Your Influence

Blog/Launch Week
·May 9, 2024·2 min read

Elevate with Encore and Ardan Labs

Grow Your Expertise, Expand Your Influence

Marcus Kohlberg

It's Day 4 of Launch Week and today we're back with something exciting for your development...

We are proud to announce a unique partnership together with Ardan Labs, Encore's new official Go training partner. It's designed not only to grow your engineering skills, but also to amplify your voice in the engineering community. This program supports your personal and professional growth while helping you share your expertise on bigger stages.

Watch the launch video featuring a fireside chat with Ardan Labs Managing Partner, Bill Kennedy:

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Advanced Go training with Ardan Labs

Benefit from advanced Go training, facilitated by our new official Go training partner, Ardan Labs. This is an opportunity to deepen your skills and connect with peers who are just as driven to become expert Go engineers.

In case you're not familiar with Ardan Labs, it's a software development, consulting, staffing, and training organization that specializes in Go, DevOps, Rust, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Blockchain technologies. For over 12 years, Ardan Labs has been trusted by startups and Fortune 500 companies to train their engineers and develop highly technical software solutions.

If you're eager to elevate your Go skills to an expert level, this is what you've been looking for! Reach out for discounted Go training by sending an email to: [email protected]

Expand your influence with presentation coaching and support for conference attendance

Speaking at conferences helps you gain a platform to present your experience and insights. We help you get there by offering presentation coaching and financial support.

  • If you want help with applying to conferences and navigating the "Call for papers" process, we're here for you.
  • Once you've already been accepted to speak at a conference, reach out to apply for free coaching and financial support, by sending an email to: [email protected]

If you have any questions or just want to hang out with other developers, join our community on Discord.

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