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Ada Developers Academy

Software developers training for women and gender expansive people

Congratulations, Scott!

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We are incredibly pleased to announce that Ada’s very own Co-Founder and Steering Committee member, Scott Case, has been selected as one of Puget Sound Business Journal’s 40 Under 40! The Puget Sound region’s prestigious awards program spotlights the top innovators and business leaders under…

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Starting your coding career in Seattle and wondering what resources are available? Self-teaching is a great way to begin programming, but that methodology doesn’t work for all of us. Sometimes we don’t know where to start or what tools we need – not to mention,…

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Phew! It’s unbelievable that our first cohort of students is already a third of the way through their internships. It’s been two months since the students have been in class, but we’ve been so heads down that the time has flown.  Better late than never, we’d…

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Love writing code? Want to help others? Join Ada Developers Academy to help women prepare for software development careers. Ada Developers Academy is seeking instructors to teach our 24-week intensive programming training course. We’re looking for part-time, contract, and guest instructors, so if you’ve got…

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Last night, four Ada students presented their capstone projects (which featured civic data) to Code for Seattle: http://wherecanipark.in/seattle Our app, Seattle Street Parking, is a resource for anyone who has ever stood in front of 6 different parking signs trying to decipher where they can park….

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Using Postgres, like, for Real writting by Hsing-Hui, Ada student. Read the original post on her blog. The vast majority of Rails apps we build are hosted on Heroku, which uses PostgreSQL to store database tables. Since starting a new project by running rails new defaults to…