We are extremely excited to announce the upcoming expansion of Anyone Can Learn to Code to all our West Coast friends! We will be offering our signature part-time coding bootcamp to interested applicants in the San Francisco area starting October 11, 2015. Our part-time bootcamp model allows students an opportunity to learn web development while still working a daytime job.

The progr...

This is an excellent question, and a common one as well. The first thing to note about learning how to program is that learning programming languages is very different than learning spoken languages. If you've learned Spanish and now you'd like to learn Japanese, you'll have to start again from scratch. But with computer languages, you are not learning a particular language as much as you ar...

While losing weight, getting organized, and traveling to new places are all worthy New Year's resolutions, gaining code literacy should be at the top of your list for 2016. Here's why.

The world is rapidly becoming more tech oriented each and every day. We are now surrounded and dependent on internet and mobile technology like never before. Understanding how these technologies work w...

We had a really nice turnout for our second Student Showcase, which took place on December 18, 2014 in the 1871 Auditorium. Our six graduates had each of their Capstone Projects on display, and the attendees made their rounds, meeting each graduate and getting a personal walkthrough of each app.

In case you missed it, here is what each student built:

Mark created a survey too...

Each cohort of ACLTC culminates with our Student Showcase. Our Student Showcase is like a career fair turned on its head: Our students each have a "booth" where they display their projects as well as themselves, and representatives from various tech companies visit and make their way around to each student. Resumes and business cards are exchanged, and succulent refreshments are enjoyed! Our f...