Another Women’s History Month is coming to an end. As we say farewell to the month where we more actively celebrate the achievements of women than say, November, we take a moment to get to know the heroines who make up almost half of Flatiron School’s Technology Team. …

Sometimes we’re going to get approached by a family member or a friend to build their website. Certainly we can do it. As web developers we can build anything! But can we do so mindfully with the user’s best interests at heart? Right now, the answer may be no because…

Are you tired of the fonts that come built into the browser? Are you looking for a certain *pizzazz* to make your app .pop()? Look no further. We’re going to import some custom fonts to make your app feel more original! CSS Font Stack The CSS font stack consists of 46 fonts that…

If you read my last post, I used Ruby enumerators to create the basic structure of an opera aria and an art song using the #map and #each methods. I feel pretty comfortable with iteration and figured it was about time that I built upon what I already knew about…

In opera and classical music we have this song structure called the da capo aria. Da capo means “at the head”- it’ll make sense later. Basically, in this structure, the aria is split into two sections: the A section and the B section. If the A section is fast, the…