Facebook has brought in massive open online course provider Udacity as part of its growing Developer Circles initiative. The programme is aimed at supporting and training international developers and the compan plans to offer free mobile development courses on Facebook tools, such as the Account Kit one-step login service. The courses will take roughly 10 hours to complete and will be free of charge. In a blog post, Facebook said that it was working with Udacity, which offers free, web-based classes for people who want to learn how to build apps using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other programming languages.
Facebook has brought in massive open online course provider Udacity as part of its growing Developer Circles initiative. The programme is aimed at supporting and training international developers and the compan plans to offer free mobile development courses on Facebook tools, such as the Account Kit one-step login service. The courses will take roughly 10 hours to complete and will be free of charge. Udacity has previously partnered with major tech companies, working with Google to create the Android Development Nanodegree in 2015.