Inside of Scrum you guys should do how it pertains to design.

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• HTML Trello Discussion here,
• PHP Trello Discussion here;
• Digital Literacy Trello Discussion here , and created by me is here;
• Android Trello Discussion here;

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Awesome!!

Time to replace very outdated Ruby course -

Build a Simple Ruby on Rails Application - Rail 3

This might not be the correct place to suggestion this but I would like to see some Artificial Intelligence programming. (Though I do not think you would use any of the languages listed for this, thus why I am posting it here as there is no discussion board. I started learning LISP for AI so that might be an option?)

Also the database foundation course si outdated.... and this causes problems when you have the new MySQL

How about UI Regression Testing?

Unrelated to above request: Anyone using famo.us? I'd be thrilled to see a Treehouse quality series on getting up to speed with Famo.us.

more Django pleeeeeease!

I would like to request a course for a Mean stack please

http://mean.io/#!/

C++ course please! :D

more Graphic Design

I wish Treehouse had an Arduino course personally...

Aside from that, looks like awesome ideas and an awesome path above. I'm interested in Ruby the most right now but since I know nothing about it I can't really vote for which ones I want the most as I don't understand what I'll need to know yet or not.

Keep up the amazing job guys!

I agree with Devin. A few C++ courses would be much appreciated.

Any course on SQL?

This is awesome! At the same time I wish people would vote for something more challenging and unique instead of topics that could be looked up in the docs...

Any chance of a Business Catalyst course & a Liquid Markup Course?

A Parallax Scrolling or Animation Tutorial would be great.

Can anybody tell me how I can to vote a topic ?

Thanks .

You guys have cover almost all the important programming language and even went far with the new " how the web works" category. Thank you What I suggest that you start include courses about how the programming language works with electronic things or mechanical like robotics . I don't know if I was clear or not but hope you get my idea.

There should be a design track on how to make dimple, cool.graphics for web. E.g using pen tool, shapes, and maybe gradients. Making graphic the style as they have the badges. I mean look at treehouse graphi, like that. The design in the films, badges etc..

This is great stuff. However, I don't see one for the Dev Tools section. Plus, a few days ago I requested a course on server technologies. I think that courses targeting how to code with a team, scrum, software engineering techniques etc would really help in getting a job.

Given the excellent resources on the platform regarding business, business, and dev tools, it seems an appropriate time more than ever in the history of the platforms to have material on Amazon Web Services, Google Compute Engine & App Engine, Microsoft Azure, and Digital Ocean.

Unless I haven't progressed to completion certain courses or misread a course overview, only Heroku & traditional SFTP deployment of web applications at this point have been covered.

To minimize cognitive noise, I'd imagine Docker & Vagrant can be utilized to minimize OS differences.

I'd imagine Hampton Paulk (PHP), Andrew Chalkley (NodeJS), & Jason Seifer (Ruby on Rails), can flesh this out if demand is there.

Cool! Can't wait for more lessons

Gary Jennings, I'll reply here since I can't reply to your comment. :) We are working on a few things that will help with what you're looking for. We have a course coming up on Scrum Basics that will help understand how to work on a team in an Agile environment. We have something on Gulp in the works, and we're looking at ways to help students work together as a team on projects. Thanks for the feedback!

Tommy Troest we will be covering functional programming in Swift pretty soon, though it's not on the radar yet anywhere else as far as I know. It's great to hear that it's in demand, though, so it's something we will consider. We also totally hear you about wanting more chances for exercises and review. Stay tuned for more on that!

Prateek Prasad we are growing our offering of intermediate and advanced material across topics. Teachers are now working on more workshops between courses to create more of this content. Workshops are quicker for us to produce and seem to be a more effective model for advanced students. Let us know on the boards which specific topics you want in which areas. :)

Actually, since we are all here, I just have something in mind that I had before.

Make a website that uses all technologies . I mean HTML/CSS JS/$ and PHP or Ruby I don't know( I would preffer PHP but I don't know what other stutents thing).

And make a small or however big the website, with all them, something like that, in that way.

Oh I have an IDEA, because in posts like that, its HARD to FIND the new posts, so what about if the news post will highlight or something? so we know its new and we wont have to look for the time whaich is new? its really a pain : p

Add some logic course, like problem solving on how can we learn ALONE how to make a registration , or something else , the way we have to thing maybe? if that's any good . And make another topic and make a topic EFFECTIVE LEARNING somewhere maybe, because a lot of students, including my self, look how to learn. Im getting better andi discovered more techinques etc.. but now other people ask the same question. ANd what if we merge mine and other people, experienced etc.. that would be a good topic , or video. maybe a workshop.

Ben Jakuben: Where's the external link to Trello?

Looks great, but where can I request an Arduino course?

And all the requests folks have posted in forums before? Here are a few of mine:

https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/top-five-courses-id-like-to-see-on-treehouse https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/whats-going-on-with-the-javascript-course-content

Mainly, since Treehouse claims to have both instruction and career help, it'd be wonderful to have a lot more content teaching practical skills for a real-world dev environment--workflows, build and deploy tools, etc.--and putting it all together.

Would also love a course on Jekyll, especially using it to things that are not blogs--like page-only sites, etc.

In General, more exercises and more assignments (extra credit assignments). Anything to practice and make our "hands dirty".

It would be a great idea to look at adding courses on Neo4j Graph Databases, Apache Mesos / Storm Databases as well as Redis. Currently learning the two former mentioned databases myself. And believe it would be great to give people more access to the methods of working with these databases. What with having an understanding of working with larger data sets becoming increasingly more important within the industry. This would most likely work best with the Python / Flask tracks. The introduction of your Data Science course was a nice surprise the other week also.

Another idea would be looking at the current trend of container based deployments with DevOps such as Docker + Quay.io and using servers with container based operating systems such as CoreOS, Ubuntu Core and Project Atomic.

The list of things NOT covered by teamtreehouse courses is sooooo long!

I hoped they hired to C# teacher they were advertising for...see this forum thread about this:

https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/cnet-courses-coming-soon-to-treehouse-maybe

Not only Arduino, but how about also an I.O.T. (Internet of Things) course for Digital Literacy.

There's also Raspberry Pi 2:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/raspberry-pi-2-on-sale/

There's Intel's I.O.T. Dev kit:

https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/home

Would you believe that Microsoft would have a tool to port from Android/Java to mobile iOS/Objective-C?

..oh, and Windows 10 as well (just incidentally or course).

It's call JUniversal:

http://juniversal.org/

https://github.com/juniversal

I'm all for cloud stuff as well, but right now most of my clients are asking for a private/public cloud mix (and that means no Amazon AWS, which doesn't support private clouds at all).

I would really like a course on how to do some IT related tasks for developers.

Like I used to use WinXP's remote desktop to "see" what's happening on the desktop of a windows server. It was great for debugging. I know there must be a Linux equivalent. So how about Node.js + D3.js + three.js with the graphics rendered on the server and "flipped" to a client browser HTML5 canvas (with some sort of mouse/keyboard interactivity on the client side)?

Setting up an SQL database remotely (via phpAdmin or CPanel) is a real hassle to learn on your own (by trial and error). How about a tutorial on that? Maybe with some csv to sql conversion thrown in for good measure.

Definitely be more "MEAN-stack oriented" as you continue to come up with new courses for the roadmap.

You should have gotten the Trello people to set up accounts automatically for all Treehouse members (and just emailed us the link to sign in).

I upvote for more content/course creation...faster!!

I also think Teamtreehouse people need to be improving the user experience:

1.) Collapsible panels for the home page ToDo dashboard

2.) Forum stickies

3.) In house development of Treehouse tools that take a lot of the "gruntwork" of web development.

I've used Dreamweaver for years and it's so much faster to use a mouse to set up divs and CSS than to spend hour and hours typing.

However, it's expensive.

Something like "scaled down" version Dreamweaver - a mouse driven IDE/toolset for quickly prototyping mobile first, responsive web sites (without having to do manual numeric calculations for em values and manual grid layouts).

I still like the older Macromedia versions of Dreamweaver rather than the Adobe ones, but the CSS3 doesn't render right under the Macromedia Dreamweaver versions so I have to switch to the Adobe CS versions for the final CSS "refining" (with polyfills and cross browser IE hacks).

I've been using 960 grid for the last few years:

http://responsivedesign.is/resources/frameworks/960-grid-system

...but recent switched to Skeleton:

http://getskeleton.com/

The conversions involved weren't totally non-time consuming and painless, however..

Anyway, I guess anything but another TacoCat style challenge in python would be welcome..

Android course - games, games, and more games.

I think Angry Birds was written in Lua.

Any Android Lua game programming courses planned?

Box2d is a physics engine originally written in C++, but it's also available as Javascript for games.

It can even be combined with WebGL:

https://kripken.github.io/box2d.js/webgl_demo/box2d.html

Android games can also use C++ via the NDK (Native Development Toolkit)

There was a book, "Pro Android Games" by Vladimir Silva, that taught how to do "port-overs" of games like Quake and Doom to Android (with java wrappers for the touch interfacing).

The examples were pretty crude/basic, but showed it could be done.

Anyone at Teamtreehouse know how more advanced versions of this type of Android NDK functionality could be developed?

I would also like to know a lot more about using the Treehouse API.

There should be a full course on that - tons of variations on doing web pages that profile our Treehouse points (graphically) and have various ways of laying out badges (not just overlarge or scrolling grid - how about a JQuery collapsible tree with with badges thumbnail-ed as tree nodes.)

I also want to know much more about what tools/technologies Teamtreehouse uses internally.

There have been articles in the past but I guess those articles are a little dated -- Teamtreehouse technologies keep evolving.

Responding to Konrad Pilch --

Sorry, but my clients are paying for faster, not harder (and taking longer).

Speed is the name of the game these days.

I know how to do what Dreamweaver does manually --I just never want to go there again.

This is the 21st century, not HTML coding in notepad in 1995.

Less typing (not more) = greater productivity.

Apple's Auto-layout and Storyboards are not only really slick,

but save a bunch of code/typing.

If only there was Android IDE from Google that had these features.

I use Xamarin Designer for a lot of my cross platform apps (got a free copy) and although they have some visual layout tools for the Android apps, you still have to tweak things (in the manifest xml) to get everything looking right on a variety of screen sizes.

How long will this voting or requesting be aviable? im just curious if i have to make about other topics ( that im interested) now , or i can do it tomorrow : p i dotn want to miss out this oportunity xd

Some Mac/Windows application development would be AWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE :D

What do you say guys ?

Ben, not trying to spam the post or anything but since Konrad Pilch asked, and even I wanted the opinions of others,

Here are my suggestions for the Android Track (Ben , find the same in your mail )

• Create a fitness app using Google Fit APIs which has a wearable version & implements leaderboards and social login

• How to use Vector Graphics in Android

• Enable In-App Purchases on Android

• Implementing Material Design ANIMATION & TRANSITION.Visit this link - http://goo.gl/wiB8dm

• Implementing the FLOATING ACTION BUTTON and transitions using the floating action button. Check this - http://goo.gl/oCG1Xs

• Implementing 3rd party libraries for android to enhance the UX and UI of an app.

Hi!

Andrew Chalkley Dave McFarland Alex Vanston

I realise there is a course in Angular already. However I have to say there has never been a course I've struggled with more than the AngularJS Course. I just don't think there's a big enough learning curve to the course from the JS Basics course straight to Angular. I really want to finish the course but it's really hard to get to grips with.

If possible I'd really like to see an Angular Basics course or a beginner level introduction to Angular on Treehouse. That said, isn't there an Angular2 out now or coming soon?

Many thanks :)

A Drupal Track would be great. I'm seeing more and more companies looking for Drupal developers.

Maybe we should have a web security category. It will cover cyber security and hacking.

Please read this treehouse teachres.

Please look at the cons , okay, instead of going into that link, here i put it " I wish there were more web and mobile app building projects. " - he said.

I think that too. I found that on internet.

Projects would be awesome! That actually you can make something fomr them and implement in your project . Like Randy PHP application, make a similar but e.g with user log in or somehting, different project. At least have moe than just one . Maybe three covering different htings.

How about a course on " How programming Language are made" in the Digital literacy category.

I would like to see courses on how to build web apps/hybrid apps. And would also like to learn the business side of app development. Like equity, business structure, etc.

How about these topics:

CSS

• CSS Animations - Advanced (Beyond basics and maybe a workshop)
• Designing in the Browser workshop (F12 Tools – Chrome/IE/Firefox)
• CSS Polygons

Web Design

• Google’s Material Design – Best Practices/Implementing
• Building a site using material design guidelines (workshop)

WordPress

• Creating/Implementing Subscription Content
• Child Themes workshop
• Creating Custom Post Types
• Creating and using custom metadata (and showing it on the post/page view list)
• Using CDNs (variety of services and setup)

Digital Literacy

• How CDNs work
• How to put your digital assets in CDNs

Hopefully it isn't too late to recommend something...

Backend as a Service tools like Firebase would be a nice tie in with the Front End Developer track, or at least as a workshop.

Guys, new course content has been added to the board for Android, Please vote on the topics.

Link - https://trello.com/b/fFYx3BCO/treehouse-android-content-roadmap

Hi all,

for the Web Design Track is there scope for more courses on Responsive Web Design?

I know there are a couple of courses out there i think on the CSS range but I've recently been doing some client work for a website which was initially made for desktop only. I tried to scale it down from desktop but it proved too painstakingly difficult.

So I'm rebuilding it from the ground up using a mobile only approach.

I'd love to see a course or 2 on the following topics Mobile First Responsive Design or Scaling down a fixed with site Something on those lines.

Thanks.

I Would like to add a request for an IONIC course, but not sure in which topic would it go? I see it as Mobile Development, but we only have iOS and Android options. Could be Hybrid Apps. As it uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript as core languages in the framework, I would have to choose one of them. Maybe JavaScript? Anyway, where should I add this request? Thanks

Is there going to be a Roadmap for Game Development? I am really excited to see what is coming in the future and I really want to request some courses.

I also know that there are many other people loving the Game Development course so far and are really looking forward to the future.

Any plans for a roadmap Nick Pettit?

I request for Artificial intelligence using Python, I have learnt a lot from the courses by Kenneth Love. If possible, some lessons on scalability in Erland, Scala, Clojure.

I would request Falcon and AWS, please!

Ben Jakuben Hi Ben! There has not been a lot of movement on the JavaScript board for a while. Any updates?

Keep on rocking!

I'd like to see much more of a focus on testing, debugging, and error handling (including logging). It is a major part of programming but is often either completely skipped or barely mentioned in most courses I've seen so far.

How about covering software documentation? It may be nobody's favorite task, but if you create software you will need to do it. You could include a discussion of popular tools, the dangers for not doing documentation, what should be included in each, and how to create each. If focusing on agile only, then what documentation is needed in agile? When and to what purpose is documentation created in agile? In either case, when and why does documentation fail and conversely when and why does it succeed?

Web security and the programmer's role. You can cover filtering input, controlling output, XSS, CSRF, SQL injection, handling sensitive data, etc.

Is voting still open on the Trello boards these days? :-)

Will the javascript trello board ever be updated?

Hey everyone! I wanted to check in and apologize for the slightly out-of-date Trello boards. We will build this functionality into our site, but that effort has been delayed because of some higher priority changes we're working on. I do want to emphasize that we still very much want to know what you all want to see offered here, and definitely take that feedback into account with our planning!

To see what's coming up for the next two months or so, check out our public facing roadmap.

Please continue to vote on the Trello boards and request topics from teachers until we move to something in the app itself. :)

As for JavaScript specifically, we released Angular Basics (a full revamp) recently, and Huston is working on some MEAN stack courses, starting with MongoDB Basics, due later this month. :)

Lastly, in case you have missed some of this, here's what's new in the past 2 months:

Android: Android Activity Lifecycle

C#: C# Basics, Introduction to Visual Studio (Workshop)

CSS: CSS Layout Basics, CSS Flexbox Layout

Design: Adobe Illustrator for Web Design

Development Tools: Using Treehouse Workspaces (Workshop), Hosting a Website with GitHub Pages (Workshop)

Game Development: Unity Basics

JavaScript: Angular Basics

WordPress: How to Install WordPress on Your Computer, WordPress Basics

iOS: Swift 2.0 Basics, Swift 2.0 Collections and Control Flow, Swift 2.0 Functions, Object-Oriented Swift 2.0, Build a Simple iPhone App with Swift 2.0

I am SO excited about the upcoming plans for PHP!!! Especially with PHP7 launching this month! Data, security, login, administration, oop, frameworks.... so much fun :)

Hi Ben Jakuben

The Activity Lifecycle course is already published but why it is still in trello board(In progress card).

Recently Ben Deitch change the android track. And he removed three intermediate course from that track.

Can you tell me what is the next intermediate course name?(I mean a project like Build a self destructing messaging app or Android Data Persistence ).

This does not seem to be up to date anymore. Is it really so hard to implement a poll like these on the actual Treehouse website?

why databases don;t have trello roadmap Ben Jakuben Andrew Chalkley

it will be nice to request courses or to see future courses or workshops that will be released

by the way Andrew 5 stars

Ben Jakuben is this still active? I have some requests for the boards. I clicked on the Digital Literacy link above and it is broken. I clicked on JavaScript link, and there was a card that suggested to email joel.kraft@teamtreehouse.com but the email delivery failed.

These are my requests:

JavaScript:

• Angular Intermediate/Advanced (make a track?)
• Call/Apply/Bind
• Data Structures & algorithms (Are you planning on doing this abstract or language specific? I see suggestions for it in other language boards as well)
• Advanced Testing (mocks, stubs, async, best practices)

Digital Literacy:

• understanding protocols TCP/IP vs HTTP vs SSH, what the transport layer is, etc.
• operating system and virtual machine basics knowledge

Ben Jakuben I think the Golang track needs to be updated to account for the standard package library (ZIP, CSV, reading files, etc), Intermediate to Advanced Go following up right where the overview left off (context, etc), & Microservices in Go, & monolithic apps with Go (even covering a framework such as Buffalo.io)

Please include micro-service architecture and pattern used by many industries.