Josh Hirshfeld
Content Marketing Manager, Flatiron School
From English Major to Developer: Using Your Non-Technical Skills to Switch Careers (Webinar Recap)
We recap our online lecture “Making A Career Switch: How to do it and leverage your non-technical skills to be more successful.”
Mobile Dev Corps Alum Daniel Adeyanju: From Operations to iOS Development
Mobile Dev Corps alumnus Daniel Adeyanju shares how he went from being a code “dabbler” to an iOS Developer at Macys.com.
Why Learn Ruby & JavaScript? Three Takeaways from our Webinar
We recap Avi Flombaum’s recent webinar on the differences between Ruby and Java—and why you should learn both.
Five Highlights from GrowthHackers’ AMA with Avi Flombaum
We share five highlight answers on coding, entrepreneurship—and where the two fields intersect—from GrowthHackers’ recent AMA with Flatiron School’s Dean and co-founder, Avi Flombaum.
Mobile Dev Corps Alum Stephanie Guevara’s Path to iOS Development
Mobile Dev Corps alumna Stephanie Guevara shares how she moved from a career she wasn’t passionate about into a fulfilling role as an iOS developer at LegalShield.
Built By Flatiron Students: Final Projects from the Science Fair (Part 2)
We highlight four more student final projects from our NYC Web Developer course that show exactly how far one can come as a developer in three months.
Flatiron Alum Tucker Bohman’s Journey from Accounting to Web Development
Flatiron School alum Tucker Bohman shares how Learn.co helped him turn his knack for tech into a career and move from accounting into web development.
Flatiron Alumna Shana Moore on Changing Careers After It’s “Too Late”
After spending years in jobs she wasn’t passionate about, afraid it was too late to change paths, Shana Moore attended Flatiron School’s online campus, Learn.co. Her story proves it’s never too late to switch into a tech career if you commit to learning how to code.
Built By Flatiron Students: Final Projects from the Science Fair (Part 1)
We highlight four student final projects from our NYC Web Developer course that show exactly how far one can come as a developer in three months.