We loved this article about the rise of “no code” platforms that appeared in Silicon Prairie News earlier this month. It might sound counterintuitive for an organization that operates a code school — for the express purpose of teaching people how to code — would celebrate something that takes the coder out of the equation. […]
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AIM Institute, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to changing lives through technology, received a $15,000 grant from the Union Pacific Community Ties Giving Program. The funding helps the AIM Code School, which provides technology training for people of all skill levels and at all stages in their careers, with resources for career counseling and job training […]
Read MoreAs a graphic designer and project manager, Jessica Teaford knew a thing or two about creativity and problem solving. So after she was laid off from her job last fall, the Omaha native put those skills to the test and learned to code through AIM Code School. “I really wanted to add value to my skill […]
Read MoreVanessa Kasun is debugging some code. The gregarious AIM Code School instructor is finalizing her presentation for the upcoming Heartland Developers Conference on Sept. 24. The topic? How to build a React app from the ground up. Kasun will take HDC attendees from installation of the Node.js open-source cross-platform Javascript runtime environment to launching a […]
Read MoreCongratulations to our recent AIM Code School graduates! On Wednesday, a group of code school instructors, students and friends and family members gathered together for a virtual graduation ceremony. The event highlighted 35 graduates who had successfully completed AIM Code School’s accredited courses, the third module of the Callers to Coders program with Physicians Mutual, […]
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