Flat Iron School teaches passionate, creative people how to code. We’ve been teaching since 2012, and now we’re developing software and programs to bring our successful curriculum to more students. We are more than just a school — we are a team of mission-driven individuals trying to align education with reality. Over our five years as a school, we’ve helped over one thousand students learn to code and launch careers in tech. To achieve these outcomes, we’ve never let ourselves stop growing – we’ve constantly iterated on our curriculum, evolved our teaching techniques, and created technology to improve our students’ learning experience.
For the next step in our growth, Flatiron School has joined the WeWork family. In WeWork, we’ve found a partner who shares the mission we’ve had since the beginning: to enable passionate people to learn the skills they need to pursue careers and lives they love. And that mission won’t change. As part of WeWork, we look forward to working together to expand our in-person and online programs and further increase accessibility to our transformative education.
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Modern Front End Routing
Featuring Eduardo San Martin Morote
When you develop a Single Page Application, you have to use a Router. It's a common use case, yet every single framework has its own router, React even has multiple ones you can choose from. And even though each framework is different and every router takes a different approach, they all...
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Building JavaScript for JavaScripters
Featuring Cassidy Williams
Developers are smart, clever people, for better or for worse. They're also among the pickiest people ever when it comes to their own workflow.
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JS UX: Writing Code for Humans
Featuring Lea Verou
Lea Verou is joining us at this month's JavaScript Matters! She'll be telling us more about how keeping user interfaces and UX in mind applies to developers, not just designers. Check it out!
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How Do You Go About Testing In React?
Featuring Lisa Gagarina
At this month's JavaScript Matters, we're joined by Lisa Gagarina who'll be telling us more about testing in React and how her team at JPMorgan overcame application testing teething issues. Check it out!
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The New React
Featuring Ken Wheeler
This talk will explore some of the new exciting features coming to react, such as hooks and suspense, and will show how they are game changers that will change the way you write your apps.
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The How's and Why's of CSS in JS
Featuring Sara Vieira
CSS in JS is a pretty controversial topic in the frontend community. Some people love it and swear by it and some just despise it.
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Code Caching for JS Developers
Featuring Leszek Świrski
Don't miss out on the chance to learn about code caching from Leszek Świrski, hacker on V8, Google's high performance open source JavaScript engine!
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Code Matters- AMP Up Your App!
Featuring Miguel Carlos Martinez Diaz and Thomas Steiner
At this month's Code Matters, we're joined by not one but two Googlers: Thomas Steiner and Miguel Carlos Martinez Diaz who'll be guiding us through a mini-hackaton. Don't miss it!
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Lightning Talk: How Angular Is Going To Change The Way You Book Your Flights
Featuring Jean-Yves Chanal
In Jean-Yves' company, they have a lot of closed, independent applications in order to build an airline's website. They have all their own requirements and limitations, and rely on old technologies: EDIFACT, XML web services, etc... Jean-Yves and his Team wanted to develop a new platform,...
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Building Materialised Views Of Content Metadata Using Javascript Microservices
Featuring Augustine Kwanashie
In the BBC’s Content Distribution Services division, they build and maintain systems that expose content metadata to be consumed by a wide range of audience-facing products. Their current architecture for distributing tagging metadata consists mainly of two JVM-based read and write APIs feeding...
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