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5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Applying to a Coding Bootcamp

5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Applying to a Coding Bootcamp

We get a lot of questions from people considering enrolling in our programs: What kind of laptop do I need to bring to class? What are…
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Tasha Schroeder
The JavaScript “Buff”

The JavaScript “Buff”

A JavaScript function is like a Buff: it is one thing that is also many things.
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Aylin DeBruyne
So You Want To Build A Robot

So You Want To Build A Robot

A brief introduction to the world of Arduino and Raspberry Pi
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Lisa R Dean
Sifting the Drag and Drop API

Sifting the Drag and Drop API

The most appealing tourist traps to me as a kid were gold and gem mines. Sift for gold! Hidden treasure in a pile of dirt. I was a gullible…
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Ian Gornall
Image Gallery Effects

Image Gallery Effects

Demonstrating a few CSS and JS methods used in an image gallery.
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Ian Gornall
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Lessons From Finishing a Coding Bootcamp

Lessons From Finishing a Coding Bootcamp

In November of last year, I started an immersive coding bootcamp at DigitalCrafts. It’s amazing how 16 weeks just flew by, just last week…
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Kelvin Mai
Cryptocurrency Front-End Project: Block10

Cryptocurrency Front-End Project: Block10

Blockchain networks and databases revolutionized the notion of cryptocurrencies and reinvented financial technology. Block10 provides…
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William Elliott
Behavior Driven Development in iOS

Behavior Driven Development in iOS

When writing unit tests, developers often implement the tests inside-out. This means tests for data access layer are written first…
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Mohammad Azam
A Little Scattered Look at Women and Computers in U.S. History

A Little Scattered Look at Women and Computers in U.S. History

After our first foray into pair programming yesterday, I started thinking about how computers used to be built for more than one user. Back…
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Nat Villasana
Python: Working With Strings and Lists

Python: Working With Strings and Lists

Last week we talked about some basic data types in Python.
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Logan Murphy
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