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Working With Size Classes in Code With UITraitCollection
This post on teaching students in our iOS immersive size classes and Autolayout was written by iOS Instructor Joe Burgess. With the introduction of different screen sizes in iOS 8
Announcing Intro to Front-end Web Development: Learn How to Build Responsive Websites from Scratch—Without Quitting Your Day Job
We’re excited to kick off another semester of Intro to Front-end Web Development, a part-time course that teaches students the tools they’ll need to build responsive websites from scratch. Space
A Semester at Flatiron School: How Flatiron Students Spend Their Days
Students in Flatiron School’s immersive classes are on campus a lot—more 60 hours a week for three months. That’s over 700 hours at the very least. So what do they
How to Make the Most Out of Your Next Technical Interview, Even if You Bomb it
Job interviews are what you make of them — even if you’re a new software developer.
Flatiron School and Fog Creek Fellowship: a Fellow’s Perspective
The following post was originally published by Flatiron Alum and Fog Creek Fellow Ashley Blewer on her blog. Learn more about the Fog Creek Fellowship right here or on the
Flatiron School Presents: Seven Ways to Fail-Proof Your First Technical Presentation
All developers will eventually have to present what their working on—whether internally to their teams or in front of a big group at a conference. So we put students in
How to Be a Great Developer: Get Really Good at Solving Problems and Learning New Things
There’s a misconception that the whole job of software developers is to write code for a living. It’s why they get confused for “coders”—but being a developer isn’t just about
Peers Make Great Teachers: Alumni Tutoring and Mentorship at The Flatiron School
Learning to program doesn’t happen all at once. It’s a process full of happy highs and stubborn lows that takes a lot of trying and failing. You can struggle with
Next Week: Android for Developers Workshop
Next week, swing by Flatiron School to learn Android fundamentals in one of two three-hour workshops designed for developers. To kick off Android for Developers—our newest part-time course, we’re hosting