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Though many companies have committed to changing hiring practices to close the gender gap in tech, women continue to be severely underrepresented. Updated 2/24/22

You can look beyond Silicon Valley to pursue a career in Tech. For many developers, these tech job hotspots offer exciting opportunities much closer to home.

A multiplayer browser version of the card game “Broom Service”.

Some of the most awesome software products in the world are built using JavaScript. Here are 20 of the best of those products from the nonprofit sector.

A toolkit of premade animations to add to your react project's UI.

Browser-based, MIDI capable synthesizer built for live use.

HODL. Track and visualize data on the go.

When recruiters come calling, how do you make the most of the opportunities presented and find the right development job for your career in code?

A coding education is a supplement to, not a replacement for, a college education. Here’s how you can combine the two to create a path to success.

Mike Kerslake worked full-time while attending Fullstack's part-time Flex Immersive—no easy feat. Find out how he successfully managed coding bootcamp and work.

A developer’s career doesn’t begin and end with tech companies. There’s a whole world of tech-adjacent industries out there hungry for coders. Learn which is right for you.

Jamie Lau was drawn to Grace Hopper Program's goal of making tech education more accessible to women and now she’s a software engineer. See how she did it.