Durham’s Code the Dream recently appointed former student Daisy Magnus-Aryitey as its new co-executive director. Who is she, what are her dreams, and what her hire means for the program – find out in our exclusive interview.
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Our latest exclusive events wrapup summarizes the must-attend happenings across the Triangle in July, including industry-specific meetups, informative workshops, conferences, panels, and more. Here’s the latest, adjusted for coronavirus cancellations and changes.
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A new augmented reality app called Mariposa AR –commissioned by Google Fiber and developed by Code the Dream — allows visitors to interact with two murals in downtown Durham inspired by artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.
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The Durham software development non-profit has launched its first national cohort of remote classes, opening access to its unique training program.
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Code the Dream, an organization that provides computer programming classes to people from diverse and low-income backgrounds, is opening a second office.
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Several new technology and life science events have been announced around North Carolina for the month of December. Here’s our update.
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Our latest exclusive events wrapup summarizes the must-attend happenings in the Triangle through July and August, including a handful of industry-specific meetups, informative workshops, interesting discussion events, and more.
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Our latest exclusive events wrapup summarizes the must-attend happenings in the Triangle through July, including a handful of industry-specific meetups, informative workshops, interesting discussion events, and more.
Read MoreEmerging from the 21st century’s tech boom is a generation of device-native children and adults facing a post-recession job market fueled by computer scientists and innovators. But tech skills don’t come easy. They’re no longer add-ons to a resume; they’re necessities. To meet this need among job seekers, a...
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