This post was originally published on May 17th on The Verge. Written by Joshua Kopstein.

Given the ever-expanding role of software in our lives, it shouldn’t be too difficult to ascertain why so many people have been exuberantly…

This post was originally written by Justin James for Tech Republic.

Takeaway: There are plenty of compelling reasons to check out Ruby on Rails — like the development model, the job market, and the abundance of good IDEs.

This post was written by Maggie Fox, Founder/CEO and CMO of Social Media Group. It was originally published by Social Media Today.

It’s been an exciting few months at HackerYou. We’re more than halfway through our first (sold out!) 72-hour course (an Introduction to Front-End Web Development), we’ve organized a few dozen workshops (teaching everything…

This is a guest post from HackerYou Web Dev (Fall 2012) student Tyn Soltys. According to her (new) website, you may know her as “that creative person who finally decided to do something about it.” You can find out more about her here: http://tynsoltys.com/

This post was written by Anna Starasts. Learn more about her below!

As a fan of Ladies Learning Code, I was really curious to try a workshop with HackerYou. My work as a…

This post was contributed by Alan Judson — he’s one of the 30 students that will be joining us at our Intro to Rails course in January! Learn more about that course here, and learn more about Alan below!

TORONTO, June 6, 2012 — The founders of Ladies Learning Code, the Toronto-based not-for-profit that has introduced nearly 2000 women (and men) to programming and…

This post was originally published on June 23rd on the Onboardly blog. Written by Renee Warren.

Reginald Braithwaite once wrote about “[…] having trouble with the fact that 199 out of 200 applicants for…