Meet Oya, junior Android developer, with an impressive educational background in industrial engineering, philosophy and applied ethics! After becoming a mom, she realised life wasn't going to be the same and needed to rethink her future. It was her love for programming that motivated her to make a switch to become an Android developer. Oya is also a precious member of our volunteers team, where she writes guest blogs and helps out with the monthly newsletter.

Meet Imane, a talented graphic designer and web developer, who spends time mentoring students and is also a part of a collective called "We Cannot Work Like This". The collective aims to share knowledge and support for sustainable, inclusive and grateful practices.

Name: Anna GajeckaTitle:  IT Consultant / Software TesterEducation: Bachlelor in Polish & English languages and in literature Personal fun fact: &n...

Code is one of those things in life, where you don't know how useful it is until you get really proficient at it. When you are out of shape and you start training in the gy...

This month our spotlight shines on Marie, who became a full stack developer after enrolling in the Le Wagon Bootcamp. ✨ Besides Belgium, Marie has lived in sunny California and Hawaii before moving back to Belgium. 🏝

Name: Lisa BeckerTitle: (soon to be) Machine Learning EngineerEducation: Master of Science in Cognitive Systems Personal fun fact:  I love doing adven...

In the first part of this series, we talked about how to get started with Android development. The courses I recommended in the first part teach all the fundamentals of Androi...

Name: Joanna KochelJob Title: Data Science Tech Lead & Technical Product OwnerEducation: Master in Applied Mathematics (Engineering degree) A few fa...

Photo by Jess Bailey on Unsplash Have you ever thought about making your own website or personal blog easily and for free? Or maybe you want to learn some web development basic...

Another year and we're off with the first edition of our Tech Talks! As we all suffer from video call overload these days we decided that a shorter format with 3 talks would be be...