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State of the Tech Industry 2024

There’s been a lot of discussion in the news, around various tech communities, and within Code:You about the state of jobs in the Information Technology industry. This article will explore what the industry looks like in our region – namely, The Greater Louisville and Cincinnati Areas. We’ll focus mainly on what the data shows in … Read more

Mentor for Code:You

Code:You would not be possible without all of the amazing support we get from our network of mentors. Are you looking for a way to give back while supporting the next wave of tech talent across the Commonwealth? Consider volunteering as a Code:You mentor! Why mentor? You’ll also have first-hand access to the latest and … Read more

Advice from those who have been there

We hosted a panel discussion featuring three Code:You alumni who went on to build a career in tech after participating in the program. The panel consisted of Jake St. Germain (a former Pediatric ICU Nurse who landed a Software Engineer internship at Health Catalyst), Shannon Beach (a life-long Disney fan whose dream job became a … Read more

Why I Mentor

Hundreds of tech professionals have volunteered their time to mentor for Code:You, and these volunteer mentors are an integral part of the success of our programs. Our mentors volunteer for many different reasons, and we wanted to share some of their experiences with you. “As a former coding bootcamp student, I’m excited to watch other … Read more

Welcome to Code:You!

As Code Louisville continues to grow, with programs like Code Kentucky and emPOWER Up, our team saw the need to create an all-encompassing name and identity we can use as we (hopefully!) expand into even more regions.  With that, we’re thrilled to introduce you to Code:You! We’ll still be using the various program names like … Read more

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President Obama Wants More Programs Like Code Louisville

By Ashley Lopez In his first visit to Louisville while in office, President Obama on Thursday evening announced a new federal initiative called TechHire. The initiative provides federal grants to cities that want to create programs like Code Louisville—an online coding course that’s open to anyone with a library card. Obama said he wants other cities to … Read more