Why (and How) You Should Keep Learning as a Software Developer

Getting into software development is hard. Trust me on this: my full-time job is training future software developers to have the skills they need to succeed in the field and...

The Best Books for Current and Future Software Developers

There are many factors that go into making a good software developer—you need to be a coding expert, be able to work well in a team, communicate with stakeholders and...

All the web’s a stage! (Full Stack version)

  Editor’s Note: This article includes excerpts from a blog post originally published to Tech Elevator Instructor Ben Langhinrichs’ personal Linkedin. Visit the full article here.  If you’ve ever been...

What is a Full Stack Developer?

By Tech Elevator Instructor Andy Chong Sam In this post, I’ll cover what it means to be a full stack developer, its impact on the skills developers need to learn,...

Games that May Mean You’ll Love Programming

By Tech Elevator Instructor Matt Eland Programming is fun. Making things that work and iteratively building and improving things can be a very engaging experience. In fact, programming can be...

Are Coding Bootcamps Misleading You With False Information?

By Tech Elevator’s Director of Admissions, Kalyn Breneman There are dozens of coding bootcamps you’ll come across in your research promising high-paying jobs after graduation. But did you know that...

Top 7 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Learn to Code

By Tech Elevator Instructor Walt Impellicceiri 1. Do you love to learn? Software development is ever-changing. We are constantly bombarded with new technology, programming languages, hardware and software, etc. Cloud...

How to Learn to Code for Beginners

By Tech Elevator Senior Software Developer Joe Erickson Watch this presentation from Tech Elevator developer Joe as he breaks down ways adults learn, and how you can apply those concepts...

The 3 Pillars of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Brought Down to Earth

Object-oriented programming: Refers to the practice of defining classes and objects to organize code, and is used in most programming languages today. There are three major pillars on which object-oriented programming relies: encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.

What to Look for in an ISA

Income Share Agreements (ISAs) have become increasingly popular among coding bootcamps and have even gained adoption among more traditional institutions of higher education. As a potential bootcamp student, you may...

Top 5 Personal Finance Resources

If you’re thinking about attending a coding bootcamp and embarking on a career transformation, you’ve probably been thinking a lot about your personal finances. While it’s important to understand how...