What Working in Baseball Taught Me about Web Development
Flatiron School Alum and Developer Adam Jonas left his job as a Major League Baseball Scout to pursue a career in software development. Alth…
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From Deloitte to Google: a Flatiron Alum’s Path to Rediscovering What He Loves About Tech
Our chat with Basar Akyelli, who rediscovered what he loves about technology at Flatiron School.
Fog Creek and the NYC Web Development Fellowship: Partnering with Tech Companies to Nurture Diversit…
Diversity as we discuss it is a proxy for diversity of thought. Simply put, different people mean different perspectives, and different pers…
Accountability in Education: The Flatiron School 2014 Jobs Report
Over the past two years, it has been a privilege to share our love of code with more than 350 students. Our graduates have trusted us with t…
Student Projects at The Flatiron School Science Fair
Huge thanks to everyone who came out (in a snow storm!) to this semester’s Science Fair. In spite of the weather, our Web and iOS stud…
From Board Game to App: How to Build a Single Page Web App for Mobile
Amanda Himmeltoss is a developer and Instructor in Flatiron School’s Web Development Immersive. An avid board game player, she explain…
From Flatiron School to Acquisition: A Flatiron Alum’s Path to Starting and Selling a Company
Business School grad and Flatiron alum, Justin Belmont was no stranger to entrepreneurship when he enrolled in Flatiron School’s Web D…
The 10 Principles of Good Web Design for Developers
No matter the technologies used, good design decisions can help developers make better, more usable software. Mitch Boyer is a designer, dev…
You’re Not an Impostor: How to Manage Self-Expectations as a New Developer
Ian Miller is an instructor in Flatiron School’s Web Development Immersive—and a former student. Having been through the program him…
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