A collection of posts about learning to code and resources that help

Sep 19, 2016

I’ve quit coding a hundred times

A little over a year ago, I made a career transition. It wasn’t my first career transition and it may not be my last. I went to a coding bootcamp, with only the smallest inkling of what to expect. I was married to a coder and had hung around with coders and never really…

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Lorien Smyer in The coderSnorts

Sep 9, 2016

A Beginner’s Guide to Tech Conferences

A year ago I attended my first tech conference. As a brand-new…

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Josh Carrico in The coderSnorts

Aug 11, 2016

Nodebots Day: My humble submission before Skynet

I recently attended my first NodeBots Day in Arlington, VA on July 30th. NodeBots Day is an international event where people get together to learn and to teach and to explore the capabilities of robot programming using JavaScript. Hosted and…

Josh Carrico in The coderSnorts

Jul 14, 2016

SmashingConf NY 2016

I recently had the pleasure of attending SmashingConf in New York. Organized by the people behind Smashing Magazine, the…

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Jacqueline Kazil in The coderSnorts

Jun 1, 2016

Trans women are women. #pycon2016

tldr; say “women”, not “identify as women”

“Things that are hard to say are usually the most important.” I am not sure who said this, but I came across this early this morning when my friend Tyrone Grandison shared the comic from Stuff No One…

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Jacqueline Kazil in The coderSnorts

Mar 28, 2016

Data analysis, science, & wrangling resources

… from NICAR 2016; (Part 2 of a 2 part series; Intro to coding (Python, Ruby, & JS) resources)

Jacqueline Kazil in The coderSnorts

Mar 25, 2016

Intro to coding (Python, Ruby, & JS) resources

… from NICAR 2016; (Part 1 of a 2 part series; Data analysis, science, & wrangling resources)

Jacqueline Kazil in The coderSnorts

Feb 20, 2016

Just released! → Data Wrangling with Python

It’s been awhile since there has been a post. My husband and I started coderSnorts one year ago with an Intro to Python’s Pandas, which highlighted the work of Clara Bennett and an explanation of coderSnorts.

Jacqueline Kazil in The coderSnorts

Sep 13, 2015

Why apps have multiple settings files

Have you ever looked at a project and saw all sorts of settings files and wonder why there are so many — because this is not what you see in all the tutorials that you have been doing? While this can happen in any language or framework, this blog post is a…

Coleman McCormick in The coderSnorts

Mar 18, 2015

A Quick Guide for New Developers

I talk to lots of young people looking to get into the software…

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