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.
Why Len Li Loves His Job as a Mobile Developer
Len Li spent quite a few years trying to figure out his real passion. After leaving a career in supply chain consulting, he began to focus on front-end web development — then he found his true calling. Now, his mobile development work with Zola has been featured in the Apple store.
Flatiron School Alumna Featured in Technical.ly
Emily Lowing has a broad set of interests, from roller derby to reading sci-fi novels — but one of her biggest loves is code.
From Yoga Videos to iOS Development: Anne Lindsley
Anne Lindsley never thought she was cut out to be a programmer.
How Suma Reddy Went From Flatiron School to the White House
It’s been an eventful year for Suma Reddy. A year out of Flatiron School, she co-founded her own company Waddle and presented a beta app for it at the White House.
Justin Kestler: Advancing Literature in the Digital Age [Q&A]
If you attended high school any time after 1999, odds are you’ve read Justin Kestler’s work.
Flatiron Alumni Presents App in White House
Suma Reddy graduated from Flatiron’s iOS 003 cohort about a year ago, and she’s already presenting her app to some of the nation’s top leaders.
Why Writers Make Great Programmers: Alex Wilkinson [Q&A]
Alex Wilkinson had a passion for computers starting at a young age, but never considered it to be more than a hobby. After a stint at the New York Times Research and Development department, he realized a new potential career calling.