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# Certificates.dev

> Official certification exams for Vue.js, Nuxt, Angular, JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Laravel — validate your skills with industry-recognized credentials.

## Certifications

Technology-specific certification landing pages

- [Vue.js Certification](https://certificates.dev/vuejs): Official Vue.js certification by the Vue team
- [Nuxt Certification](https://certificates.dev/nuxt): Official Nuxt certification
- [Angular Certification](https://certificates.dev/angular)
- [JavaScript Certification](https://certificates.dev/javascript)
- [TypeScript Certification](https://certificates.dev/typescript)
- [React Certification](https://certificates.dev/react)
- [Laravel Certification](https://certificates.dev/laravel)
- [Artisan Certification](https://certificates.dev/artisan)

## For Teams & Companies

- [For Teams](https://certificates.dev/for-teams)
- [Team Certification](https://certificates.dev/team-certification)
- [Company Certification](https://certificates.dev/company-certification)
- [Partnerships](https://certificates.dev/partnerships)

## Resources

- [Blog](https://certificates.dev/blog)
- [Cheat Sheets](https://certificates.dev/cheat-sheets)
- [Press Release](https://certificates.dev/press-release)
- [Iterator Helpers: Lazy Pipelines in JavaScript](https://certificates.dev/blog/iterator-helpers-lazy-pipelines-in-javascript): ES2025 added map, filter, take and drop to iterators. Learn how lazy pipelines skip intermediate arrays, handle infinite sequences, and where they do not help.
- [Debugging Suspense with the React Suspense Panel](https://certificates.dev/blog/debugging-suspense-with-the-react-suspense-panel): The Suspense panel in React Developer Tools shows which boundary suspended, what it was waiting for, and the order your page revealed its content.
- [Building Reusable Validators in Angular Signal Forms](https://certificates.dev/blog/building_reusable_validators_in_angular_signal_forms): Learn how to create reusable custom validators with Angular Signal Forms, with practical examples for building flexible and maintainable form validation.
- [A Reference to Composable Patterns in Vue](https://certificates.dev/blog/a-reference-to-composable-patterns-in-vue): A catalog of practical patterns for writing composables that are flexible, predictable, and easy to reuse.
- [AbortController: Cancellation and Cleanup in JavaScript](https://certificates.dev/blog/abortcontroller-cancellation-and-cleanup-in-javascript): AbortController does more than cancel a fetch. Learn how one signal cleans up event listeners, times out requests, and combines with AbortSignal.any().
- [What's New in React 19.3](https://certificates.dev/blog/whats-new-in-react-193): Explore what's new in React 19.3, including stable View Transitions, Fragment Refs, browser-only rendering, Trusted Types, and RSC updates.
- [Type-Safe Server Routes](https://certificates.dev/blog/type-safe-server-routes): Type-Safe Server Routes: End-to-End Types from serv
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