The path to code literacy
Learning to code shouldn’t be a huge burden, says Jonathan Berger. Instead, it should be a lot more like learning a language
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True craftsmanship comes from crafting relationships
William Channer, the founder of the Dorm Room Tycoon podcast, explains why young designers should build relationships with thought leaders in the industry and how to go about it -
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 -
What they don't teach you in design school
Janna Hagan on educating yourself outside the classroom -
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 -
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
