Blog Post Roundup: HackerYou Summer ’14 Bootcamp Students
The Summer 2014 cohort of our full-time front-end web development immersive program are just starting Week Five! We can’t believe time is flying by so fast. Our new students have been blogging about what they’ve been learning and about their journey toward becoming a front-end web developer. Whether you’re curious about what they’ve been working on, looking to learn some new things about web development personally, or are interested in hiring some amazing web developers once they’re graduate on August 29th, check out some blog posts from our HackerYou bootcamp students:
Alsu Kurr — @alsukurr
— -Uncertainty: how much of it do you really need?
Asaf Gerchak — @CoderOfNote
— -Oh, hey! Didn’t see you there.
Christina Ting — @thingsbyting
— -Clear:both, Clearfix, Floats … Oh My!
Colin D’Amelio — @colindameli0
— -Headlines
Enzo Carletti — @enzofromspace
— -Resource-full-list
Keli Chiu — @kelichiu
— -from neophyte to guru
Kerry Wall — @kerrywall
— -Building a simple quiz with jQuery
Kristen Spencer — @kristencodes
— -I’m a Developer
Michael Stone — @bymichaelstone
— -Daily Rituals of a Developer
Nat Cooper — @natacoops
— -Art Meets Code
Pamela Tung — @colourarchive
— -CSS Rotation Animation
Peter Cameron — @cameroncodes
— -The Importance of Planning
Simon Bloom — @simonwbloom
— -Don’t Treat Your Lighting Designer Like a Lighting Board
Winter Wei — @winterwei
— -Time to Care About Web Performance
Want to see more?
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