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Learning how to program gives your brain more tools and can change the way you think.

Tips for businesses and startups that are looking to attract top developers.

The creator of classics like Beavis and Butthead, King of the Hill, and Office Space tackles startup culture in an HBO comedy

With the coding explosion in full swing, programming bootcamps are popping up everywhere. For those looking to jump head first into the world of coding, here are a few tips on determining the best program for you.

A self-taught engineer turned entrepreneur who helped unlock protected DVDs in the '90s shares his thoughts on programming, startup VISAs and whom he admires in tech.

Jim McKelvey has launched a non-profit mission to get programmers and coders employment-ready in St. Louis.

A four-year computer science degree is so yesterday. These intensive programs can turn you into a developer in under 12 weeks.

With a heightened emphasis on learning to code, Youth Digital wants to help the next generation of young entrepreneurs succeed.

Student entrepreneur David Gabeau on why computer-programming experience isn't critical to launching a successful tech startup.

A failed congressional campaign inspired Reshma Saujani to launch Girls Who Code, a non-profit that seeks to address the gender gap in technology.

These tools can help you illustrate how you want your website or mobile app to function.

Some advice to help you mingle with and recruit coders for your growing team.

Online classes and night-school courses in programming are hot. But whether entrepreneurs need to be fluent in computer code is still open to debate.

Follow these three steps to land a top-notch software engineer for your tech startup.