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Announcing Flatiron School’s 2015 Jobs Report
This is more than just a report — it is a symbol of our belief, and unyielding effort, to deliver on outcomes-based education.
6 Simple Tools to Increase Your Coding Productivity
Using a Mac is great for iOS development, but it can be even better.
Growth Hack Lessons: 5 Ways to Present Yourself to Tech Employers
Hailing from a career in Finance, I was constantly entangled in the world of expensive suits, even more expensive watches, and the belief that it’s not about what you know but who you know.
A teacher and trombonist turned developer: Garett Arrowood
Garett Arrowood discovered Learn while at a crossroads in his life. As a freelance musician and former teacher, he’s always embraced a lifelong philosophy of learning and developing his craft.
How to go from a veterinarian to a mobile developer [Q&A]
When Nadia Yudina started her career path as a veterinarian, she never envisioned the possibility of becoming a mobile developer.
7 Ways to Write Honest Code
In life and in code, it’s best to be honest.
Operation Code and Flatiron School offer $25,000 in scholarships for veterans
In honor of veterans all over the United States, Flatiron School and Operation Code are partnering to expand professional programming opportunities for those who have served.
How to Contribute to Open Source Code: 5 Steps for Beginners
It’s actually pretty painless and fun for beginners at any level to make meaningful contributions to open source projects.
Flatiron School and Meteor offer 15 young women full scholarships
The Meteor Web Development Scholarship will cover full tuition for accepted New York City residents, valued at $1,500/person.