Jerome Hardaway

The software job market didn't just get tighter since 2024 — the job itself changed. Here's how to adapt for the agentic era.

Reflecting on a decade of leading Vets Who Code, here are ten valuable lessons learned about coding, mentorship, and personal growth.

Practical advice for coding bootcamp graduates to build skills, grow their network, and secure their first developer job.

Introduction As someone who has been in the tech industry for a while, I have noticed that...

Recently, we announced that we are becoming an AI-powered nonprofit. Our organization incorporates AI...

How to use the skills you learned in your old career in your tech career

Introducing the newest member of Vets Who Code, Jodie!

A Few Tips To Help You Get the Most Out of Code Bootcamp

Alex Reyes is a 13 year Air Force Veteran with expertise in logistics, program management, and human...

Kyle is a senior software engineer at Webflow, working to democratize software engineering through...

Chris Christi brings more than 20 years experience in Information Technology to his current role at...

Mark Locklear is a web developer at the eXtension Initiative and has 20 years of IT experience...

Christina Morillo is a technologist at Microsoft, combining almost two decades of experience in...

We are excited to have Amanda Casari as a new addition to the Vets Who Code Board! Amanda is a...

Brian is currently working as a senior program manager on Visual Studio Code ( the editor we all...

How you can optimize your career the easy way.

Decided to create a living document of all the books I have read or listened to that help me become a...

When I started this journey SIX years ago, I just wanted to create an affordable solution for...

Non-technical traits that can get you far.

Shouting out one of our own

Finally excited to have completed the #VetsWhoCode updated curriculum! I built this coursework around...

My introduction post