Enhancing Your Tech Career with Remote Collaboration Skills
Artificial Intelligence

Enhancing Your Tech Career with Remote Collaboration Skills

Learning to effectively collaborate with co-workers in a remote work setting is a critical skill to hone. Read on to find out how Flatiron’s AI-geared hackathon is helping the school’s graduates sharpen this skill—plus many others.
The 8 Things People Want Most from an AI Personal Finance Platform
Artificial Intelligence

The 8 Things People Want Most from an AI Personal Finance Platform

Smooth bank integrations and rock-solid security are just two things people want most from an AI personal finance platform. Read on to learn the other six, and find out how Flatiron’s Hackonomics hackathon teams will incorporate all eight into their Money Magnet final projects.
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Career Advice

Wireframing and Prototyping: Bringing Your Ideas to Life

Most great products start as simple ideas. But how those simple ideas become great products is a not so straightforward journey. It is a process highlighted by generating and refining many ideas and putting them to the test over and over again. Here are some tips on the process of turning your ideas into a usable product that people love.
How to Achieve Portfolio Optimization With AI
Artificial Intelligence

How to Achieve Portfolio Optimization With AI

Using AI tools and techniques can take your project portfolio to the next level. Learn about the components involved in creating an AI-driven financial platform in Hackonomics, Flatiron School’s March 2024 hackathon.
AI-Powered Budgeting Hackathon
Hackathon

Unveiling Hackonomics, Flatiron’s AI-Powered Budgeting Hackathon

A revolution in personal finance arrives on March 8 via Flatiron’s Hackomomics event, where cross-functional teams will build an AI-driven platform to optimize budgets, identify savings, and empower financial literacy.
Solving Common Design Problems With UI Design Patterns
Tech Trends

Solving Common Design Problems With UI Design Patterns

When designers discover a usability problem within a product’s interface, they’ll rarely spend time inventing a brand new solution. Most usability issues can be solved by implementing UI design patterns, which are familiar and tested solutions to common usability problems in user interfaces.