Glitch, the coding platform where developers can share and remix projects, will soon no longer offer its core feature: hosting apps on the web. In an update on Thursday, Glitch CEO Anil Dash said it will stop hosting projects and close user profiles on July 8th, 2025 — but stopped short of saying that it’s shutting down completely.
Coding is both an in-demand and very valuable skill for Canadians, and frankly, people all over the world right now. This piece from SimpliLearn delves into it, noting that, “Employers may increase salaries up to 10 per cent for professionals who possess certain in-demand skills and abilities. The below skills are recognized as the most valuable in 2021 Canada. Coding skills stand out as leaders of this particular pack. So, if you have a strong technical background coupled with a passion for coding and the relevant certifications to back you up, you’re in a strong position in the technology job market.”
