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December 4, 2018
Learn React Workshop Join We Can Code IT for a 3-Day Learn React Workshop! Register Now Why learn React? React’s popularity has skyrocketed recently. As a result, employers are looking for devs experienced with it. The 2018 StackOverflow Developer survey found React to be one of the most loved technologies. React’s component-based architecture greatly simplifies the development of user interfaces.
December 3, 2018
Cleveland Coding Bootcamp Financing We Can Code IT Partners with City of Cleveland to Offer Tech Training Grants for Low-Income Residents Three of the top five most in-demand occupations are in software development and computer programming – yet some low-income residents in Cleveland may not have the skills needed for the booming tech industry. A new collaboration between We Can Code IT and the City of Cleveland aims to change that by offering affordable training for residents who want to enter the lucrative tech field.
October 17, 2018
Coding Boot Camp in Columbus, Ohio: What You Will Learn If you want to break into the booming IT field, there’s no better way to do it than a coding boot camp. But what exactly is an IT boot camp? What can you learn and how do you know whether it’s the right choice for you? Let’s take a look.
September 5, 2018
We Can Code IT Makes Global Impact in World Bank Study on Women in Tech We Can Code IT was among 25 coding bootcamps in 22 countries selected for an in-depth global study on strategies for recruiting and training women to meet the needs of a changing labor market. The research was done by the World Bank Group in Washington D.C., a nonprofit formed in 1944 with a mission to eliminate global poverty and support economic development.