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Why check out no-code platforms? They are producing a new (maybe better) class of software developer

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Jun 12, 2023

Let’s talk about “no-code:” No-code platforms are capitalizing on the fact that this is how most business and product professionals view software development. We get it, we kind of understand it, but if something doesn’t work like it’s supposed to, the syntax to get what we want is way out of our league. But now, users of no-code platforms don’t need to know anything about syntax. Interested? Read one to learn more.

Code breakers: No code movement is sweeping software world – here’s why

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Mar 11, 2022

According to research firm Gartner, no-code tools and similar “low-code” tools will account for an estimated 65% of all application development by 2024. Here’s what’s happening.

Local meetups roundup: 155 tech and business groups to join in the Triangle

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Jan 4, 2021

Scores of organizations hold regular meetups across the Triangle. Here is the latest list.

Know COBOL? Your services are back in demand due to virus crisis

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Apr 9, 2020

On top of ventilators, face masks and health care workers, you can now add COBOL programmers to the list of what several states urgently need as they battle the coronavirus pandemic.

Looking for a tech meetup? Here are 100+ in Triangle to check out

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Oct 13, 2019

Scores of organizations hold regular meetups across the Triangle. Here is the latest list.

East Coast Game Conference brings professionals, gaming representatives to the Triangle

Posted by WRAL News | Apr 17, 2019

Professionals from all over the world are at the East Coast Game Conference, which means gamers can learn how to get scholarships and jobs in the gaming industry.

Coding benefits: Despite online risks, experts say kids should learn to code

Posted by WRAL News | Jul 8, 2018

At theCoderSchool, before kids launch into learning how to build games on Roblox or with any number of other platforms or languages, including Python, Java, Swift and C++, they get a lesson on internet safety as part of its Tech Talk curriculum.

Capitol Broadcasting leads investors in new coding firm Momentum Learning

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Nov 29, 2017

Capitol Broadcasting is the lead investor in a new coding school startup, Momentum Learning, that will be operate in Durham and Raleigh. Momentum is led by two former executives with The Iron Yard, a coding school that has ceased operations. It offered courses in the Triangle. Jessica Mitsch, the founding CEO, confirmed that CBC, which is the parent company of WRAL.com and WRAL TechWire as well as American Underground where Momentum will be based, led the recently disclosed funding of $400,000. And Mitsch says Momentum is ramping up rapidly. “We have already selected and hired our first group staff,”...

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