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Heat Seek NYC Wins At NYC Big Apps
Watching Heat Seek NYC go from Flatiron School project to awesome side project to NYC Big Apps winner has been really exciting from where we’re sitting. Here’s their deal: New
How to Hack a Development Environment and Teach High Schoolers to Code on a $200 Chromebook
This post was written by Tristan Siegel, a Ruby Instructor at Flatiron School. In just a few weeks, he developed a way to turn $200 Chromebooks into ready-to-code programming machines.
Teaching High Schoolers Code At Flatiron After School: A Q&A With Program Director Lyel Resner
Lyel Resner is a native New Yorker and the Director of K12 Education at Flatiron School. Lyel and a team of amazing teachers will be leading Flatiron After School—our brand
Learn How to Build Android Apps: Announcing Android for Developers
We’re so excited to announce the launch of Android for Developers—a 10 week course designed to teach developers how to program for Android. About Android for Developers The course is
Flatiron School At New York Tech Meetup
Last night’s New York Tech Meetup was a really great time. Not only did we get to see awesome demos from Makr and Bubble, we totally got to see Mayor
New To Tech? Amanda Peyton of Grand St and Etsy Shares Some Advice on Landing Your First Coding Job
Just started coding and thinking of working in tech? Amanda Peyton, founder of gadget marketplace Grand St and now a part of Etsy’s team, has some advice for brand new
From Flatiron School to Y Combinator: Advice from Danny Olinsky, Co-founder of StatusPage.io
Once a Sales Director at a B2B software company, Danny Olinsky always had product ideas but never had the technical skills to make them happen. After graduating from Flatiron School’s
#WhyICode: Win Two Seats In Flatiron After School
Here’s a chance to win two spots in Flatiron After School*—a new coding conservatory for high schoolers in the New York City area. Starting in September, students in will learn
Tomorrow: A Swift Start
Don’t forget! We’ve teamed up with Orta Therox of CocoaPods and Artsy to host A Swift Start—a one day iOS conference. Designers and developers from companies like Tumblr, Etsy, Artsy,