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General Assembly is bringing its tech scholarship program to Los Angeles and San Francisco

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by on August 13, 2014 at 3:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web

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General Assembly, a New York-based startup that offers educational courses in a wide range of technology-related skills, is expanding its scholarship program to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The ‘Opportunity Fund‘ was announced in April as a pilot scheme for New York City, but it seems the company is already prepared to expand the program. The new fund is aimed at women, war veterans and minorities – specifically African-Americans and Latinos, according to General Assembly. Those who are accepted onto the program will receive an $8,500 grant for the company’s three-month Web Development Immersive course. Standard tuition normally costs $11,500, so…

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The guide to choosing the right platform for your online community

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by on August 13, 2014 at 2:42 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Design & Dev, How-To's, Social Media

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Maria Ogneva is the Head of Community at Sidecar. This post originally appeared on the CMX Hub. Choosing an online community platform is one of the biggest challenges for a community builder. While an online platform does not equate to a community, when done well, online community platforms are incredibly effective at organizing, amplifying, guiding and scaling a community strategy. The big problem with platform selection is that the process is time-consuming and characterized by a wide breadth of offerings, lack of standards and a ton of misinformation. I recently selected the Sidecar online community platform, and I wanted to share the experience in order to…

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The guide to choosing the right platform for your online community

Aug13
by on August 13, 2014 at 2:42 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Design & Dev, How-To's, Social Media

train platform

Maria Ogneva is the Head of Community at Sidecar. This post originally appeared on the CMX Hub. Choosing an online community platform is one of the biggest challenges for a community builder. While an online platform does not equate to a community, when done well, online community platforms are incredibly effective at organizing, amplifying, guiding and scaling a community strategy. The big problem with platform selection is that the process is time-consuming and characterized by a wide breadth of offerings, lack of standards and a ton of misinformation. I recently selected the Sidecar online community platform, and I wanted to share the experience in order to…

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Lookback’s Awesome Mode allows developers to record everything from a jailbroken iOS device

Aug13
by on August 13, 2014 at 2:36 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, Product Launches

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Lookback is bolstering its suite of app testing tools with a new ‘Awesome Mode‘ that allows developers to record everything on an iOS device. Last September, we highlighted the company when it launched a free SDK that gives developers and testers an additional interface for recording their app experiences. Once completed, the footage is uploaded to the Lookback website, where programmers and designers alike can analyse the footage, review bugs and identify where the interface needs further work. The SDK still exists, but Lookback wants to take the concept one step further; instead of simply recording what takes place inside…

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Lookback’s Awesome Mode allows developers to record everything from a jailbroken iOS device

Aug13
by on August 13, 2014 at 2:36 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, Product Launches

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Lookback is bolstering its suite of app testing tools with a new ‘Awesome Mode‘ that allows developers to record everything on an iOS device. Last September, we highlighted the company when it launched a free SDK that gives developers and testers an additional interface for recording their app experiences. Once completed, the footage is uploaded to the Lookback website, where programmers and designers alike can analyse the footage, review bugs and identify where the interface needs further work. The SDK still exists, but Lookback wants to take the concept one step further; instead of simply recording what takes place inside…

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