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23 Women Founders and Developers Making Things Happen in Tech
Our friends at Skillcrush introduce us to 23 inspiring women killing it in tech.
The Six Major Reasons Creative People Make Amazing Programmers
Why inventiveness, curiosity, and other creative traits are key to becoming a great programmer.
5 Reasons to Learn HTML and CSS
We’ve all heard that coding is a must-have skill for the future—but if you aren’t responsible for building your company’s website or other digital products, you may think that doesn’t mean you. But the truth is – learning a few coding tricks of the trade can be a huge benefit to anyone. And HTML and CSS is a great place to start.
Re:Coded and Flatiron School Launch Fellowship to Train Syrian Refugees as Software Developers
Through a partnership with a humanitarian initiative Re:Coded, we are launching a Fellowship that will train Syrian refugees in Iraq as software developers and connect them with employers who hire remote talent.
The Typical (and Not-So-Typical) Projects You’ll Encounter as an Entry-Level Developer
Flatiron School alum Tiffany Peon breaks down the different types of projects new programmers work on in their first development jobs.
The 11 Best Slack Groups for New Programmers
From career advice to coding help, open Slack groups are super helpful for tech beginners. Here are the best communities to get you started.
Optimize your binge-watching with this new gem
It’s a common dilemma we’ve all faced at some point: you want to watch a certain movie or TV show, but you don’t know which streaming service you’ll be able to find it on.
From Linguistics Major to Software Developer – Jen’s Summer at Flatiron
While attending University of Michigan as a Spanish and Linguistics major, Flatiron School alum Jen Eisenberg spent a summer learning to program in our Web Development Immersive. When she returned to college for her Senior year, she had a new skillset and a new direction in her studies
Alan Turing: The Father of Theoretical Computer Science
Benedict Cumberbatch played him, but there’s more to him than that.