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4 Ways Michael Faraday Revolutionized the World
Welcome back to another edition of Code History Lesson, where we spotlight scientists of olde, one genius at a time.
Boredom Getting In The Way Of Making A Coding Breakthrough?
Poornima Vijayashanker, the entrepreneur, engineer, and author behind Femgineer, shares her advice on embracing the drudgery to get to your next breakthrough ahead of our November 16 webinar.
What’s It Like to Learn Online with Flatiron School?
Highlights from Course Report’s recent feature on three unique student experiences from our online campus.
Promptworks CTO on How He Hires Developers Who “Get Things Done”
Our chat with PromptWorks’ CTO on his role, his advice to aspiring programmers, and his company’s hiring process for developers.
Three Reasons to Learn to Code Online
We spoke to a few Flatiron School students and alums about what they love about learning online with us. Here’s what we found.
5 Ways to Know if Learning to Code Online is Right for You
Not everyone has the gumption to be a digital pioneer. Here are five questions to ask yourself to find out if online learning is right for you.
3 Reasons to Celebrate Ada Lovelace Today
In celebration of Women’s History Month, learn more about how one woman changed the face of technology even before the invention light bulbs, antibiotics, refrigerators, or telephones.
How to Build a Sinatra Web App in 10 Steps
Flatiron School student Adrian Prieto walks us through the process of making “Expensy,” the expense-tracking web application he built with Sinatra.
3 (Wrong) Assumptions Keeping You Out of Tech
Guest writer Jeremy Schifeling shares three assumptions he had held that kept him—and keeps many others—from pursuing a career in tech, and why those assumptions are wrong.