You might code out of passion, but it's also an incredibly valuable skill—not just for landing a job, but for creating and selling applications. Consider the typical way people earn money: they find a ...

The point: Learning to code for the purpose of analyzing data is a more practical and employable application of coding skills for the majority of those interested in learning to code. Why should you ...

I spent two days at Notion and saw an industry in upheaval. I also shipped some actual code. I asked my editors if I could go ...

Why Learning How to Code Will Make You a Better Leader Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates were coders who parlayed that knowledge into their companies.

This is certainly true to a degree. But simply knowing how to code does not guarantee a lucrative career. Why? Because knowing how to code today does not mean you will know how to code tomorrow.

This post originally appeared on the Underdog.io blog. I feel strongly about the current “learn to code” movement for a number of reasons: I used to be the only non-professional developer I ...

Knowing how to code has numerous benefits to your career and beyond. Here's why you should consider learning how to code.

There is really nothing to prepare you for what you may encounter when you start a business. There is no college course, no crash session, no mentor and no idol that could be uniquely tailored ...

Looking for job security in the knowledge economy? Just learn to code. At least, that’s what we’ve been telling young professionals and mid-career workers alike who want to hack it in the ...