Eric Allam on Code School
Code School runs courses that teach you how to code directly in the browser. We talked to Eric Allam, the brain behind the project and ruby developer at Envy Labs
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Ryan Bubinski on Codecademy
Codecademy provides free interactive JavaScript tutorials and has attracted over one-million users in just six months. We talk to Ryan Bubinski, co-founder of the startup that claims it's the easiest way to learn how to code -
Mike Kus on Workfu
WorkFu is a web app that uses your social networks to find work opportunities that are relevant to you. Mike Kus, co-founder and designer, tells us more about the project -
Big question: what computer skills should be taught in schools?
The recent announcement that Britain's national school curriculum will soon include a computer science course that teaches coding has been met with much excitement. Our panel of experts discuss how they’d like to see the course put together -
How to survive a web conference
It’s time for the web’s best and brightest to come out and play. Gary Marshall discovers how to survive this year’s conference season -
10 must-see sessions at SXSW Interactive
SXSWi is nearly upon us. Simon Willison, co-founder and CEO of Lanyrd, lists 2012's most popular sessions according to the data aggregated by the social conference directory -
How much code should designers know?
Keith Butters, co-founder of The Barbarian Group, provides a simple three-step process that guides you to learning enough code to be dangerous -
Jessica Hische on teaching yourself how to code
Illustrator and letterer Jessica Hische has teamed up with web designer Russ Maschmeyer to create Don’t Fear the Internet, a web series that teaches complete beginners how to code -
Looking at SXSWi with distance and fresh eyes
Industry veteran, but SXSW Interactive virgin Keith Butters, co-founder of The Barbarian Group, shares a few considered insights from the ever-expanding conference -
Seven essential tips for design graduates
So, you're about to graduate and can't wait to find that first job? Digital designer Mark Murphy has some help at hand and compiles advice from his agency Precedent’s collective creative talent -
Code Club seeks donations to help kids code
Current curriculum not good enough for children's futures in tech -
John Davey and Rich Shupe on Reasons to be Creative
Flash on the Beach is now known as Reasons to be Creative – a festival highlighting artistic, creative and technical inspiration. We talk to organisers John Davey and Rich Shupe about the change and what the first conference on 14-15 June in New York will hold -
What they don't teach you in design school
Janna Hagan on educating yourself outside the classroom -
Dev urges 'Max CSS' to help newcomers
Saving bytes can make files impenetrable, blocking learning -
10 things web developers must know to become truly amazing
It's not just about the code. We need bigger devs, says Dan Frost of 3EV, and comes up with a list of skills the best developers should have -
Education vs experience
Employers don’t always look for a formal education in a job candidate, and a good portfolio can speak volumes, says Gary Ennis -
Better websites would "boost student numbers and funding"
Nomensa warns: university websites failing to click with students -
D-Day links UK digital industry to schools
Agency employees to help students tackle digital challenges -
Treehouse launches jQuery project
New course teaches designers how to make sites interactive -
Digital Makers invests in a digital future
UK fund to aid children in digital web creativity and games creation
