The Flatiron school is a 12 week, full time program, designed to turn you into a web developer. Prior to arriving to campus, you will complete 4 weeks (80-100 hours in total) of prework assignments at home. This, plus the following 12 weeks of immersive campus learning, amounts to a 16 week commitment.

The goal of the program is to give you the equivalent skillset and experience of an entry-level Ruby developer. That means you'll be an internet swiss-army knife, equipped with all the tools needed to build applications. You don't need any programming experience to attend, just a strong desire to create and a whole lot of grit.

Your primary instructor will be Avi Flombaum. He's taught over 300 people how to code and will be spending every waking moment making sure you can change the world with a keyboard. You'll also be learning from programmers at some of the best tech companies in New York through guest lectures.

We’re excited to announce our upcoming May dojo at Flatiron School on May 19th, 2013! CoderDojo NYC is a free open non-profit movement to teach youth ages 7-17 to code.

Class will run M-F, 9 am - 3pm + a few optional afterhours field trips. All classes held on location in the Flatiron, New York, NY

Discuss all Ruby and Ruby on Rails related topics, meet other developers and other interesting folks. See Flatrion Presents, a presentation series from Flatiron School students.