Ruby on Rails
11/29/14 (technical)

What is rails?

Conflict
11/29/14 (cultural)

A vignette about conflict.

Javascript Objects
11/24/14 (technical)

How to they compare to Ruby objects?

Values
11/24/14 (cultural)

Find your values

Stereotype Threat
11/16/14 (cultural)

A personal vignette

Functional v OOP
11/14/14 (technical)

What’s the difference between Functional and Object Oriented Programming (OOP)?

Pairing and Feedback
11/02/14 (cultural)

DBC isn’t just about teaching you to code. It’s also about learning to code with others.

Ruby Classes and Flying Bison
11/02/14 (cultural)

Let's learn about classes in ruby by talking to Jim, the flying bison.

Tech Problems: Issues in Finance
11/02/14 (cultural)

If we want to reimagine how our financial system is structured and design it around the end user there are two problems we need to solve. First, identity verification, and, second, value transfer.

Three Weeks into DBC: a Reflection
10/23/14 (cultural)

I’m now through my first 3 weeks at Dev Bootcamp (DBC), and, after just 3 weeks, I feel much further along than after 3 years of haphazard self directed learning. Here’s why.

Arrays vs Hashes in Ruby
10/23/14 (technical)

Why use one versus the other?

Positioning in CSS: Static, Relative, Absolute & Fixed
10/19/14 (technical)

Positioning elements with CSS is one of those tasks that seem to be relatively intuitive. Unfortunately, quite often, it is not. Developing the right mental framework for exactly how positioning works is essential for a novice web designer.

My Educational Philosophy
10/10/14 (cultural)

My educational philosophy has been informed by many forces, not least among these my own experience as a student, and most recently by my wife, Allison, and her work building summer programs for students at Davidson College through her role as Director of Special Projects in the president's office. I see a lot of the values she designs into her programs reflected at Dev Bootcamp.

Intro to Git and GitHub: a Q & A
10/10/14 (technical)

Git is an incredibly popular free open source distributed version control. Like any version control software, it helps to track and merge changes to projects.

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