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GEA Stack compiles JavaScript, TypeScript, and Three.js ahead-of-time into native C++, letting teams ship the same codebase natively on Xbox Series X, macOS, and mobile. Coyotiv CEO Armağan Amcalar on the architecture behind Skytail.
The story behind the name Coyotiv begins with a question: what if Wile E. Coyote was actually an ambitious engineer working with terrible tools?
Armağan Amcalar spent over two decades dreaming of a Risk-style strategy game about the Turkish War of Independence. Here's how modern AI finally made it possible.
Most enterprise AI pilots fail. Armağan Amcalar breaks down the systemic failures behind them, and what it takes to be in the 10%.
Taurus is a new Audio Unit host for Mac and iPad that turns your existing plugin collection into a real pedalboard, without locking you into another ecosystem.
Coyotiv's cohorts are increasingly filled with 3-5 year industry veterans, not just beginners. Armağan Amcalar on why the definition of a software engineer has permanently changed in the AI era.
AI can generate code, but what makes a software education actually valuable? Three defining markers of an engineering education that builds resilient professionals, from Coyotiv CEO Armağan Amcalar.
Information is no longer scarce — it's a flood. Coyotiv CEO Armağan Amcalar on why the future belongs to engineers who learn exactly what they need, exactly when they need it.
OpenAI's and Palantir's manifestos debate AI as social welfare or statecraft. Coyotiv CEO Armağan Amcalar proposes something more personal: a "Universal Athens" where AI agents free every professional to become an architect.
AI has taken over the bricklaying. Today's software engineers must become the architects of the future, and that changes everything about how we learn.
Gea turns ordinary classes and functions into surgical DOM updates. No virtual DOM. No hooks. No signals. Just your code, made reactive at build time.
Raison moves prompts out of application code and gives them version control, environment promotion, one-click rollbacks and automated optimization.
Research from OpenServ Labs and Coyotiv shows that with the BRAID framework, small models match larger ones in reasoning accuracy at up to 74x the performance per dollar.
"Vibe Coding Cleanup Specialist" is now a real job title on LinkedIn. Here's the playbook for shipping fast with AI without ever needing one.
The sea of "my first ChatGPT wrapper" projects is getting deep. Five project ideas that move past hello-world demos and force you to architect real solutions.
How women researchers like Joy Buolamwini and Timnit Gebru expose gender and racial bias in AI, and push for fairer systems. Written for the Diva Conference.
For International Women's Day, the stories of Tracy Chou, Kimberly Bryant and Poornima Vijayashanker and their work to close the gender gap in tech.
Two full scholarships for our 13th cohort, starting November 6, 2023, for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
Tom moved from project management at a cloud consultancy to building House Meister, his own app that cuts costs on Google Cloud.
How Arzu Caner prepared for a two-month interview process for a junior backend role with the help of Taiga, an AI coding mentor.
An announcement for our live event on May 9, 2023, where Kyle Simpson and Armağan Amcalar discuss how AI is changing software engineering education.
Two full scholarships for our 12th cohort, starting May 30, 2023, for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
Why developers keep chasing new JavaScript frameworks, and a scientific way to choose the tools you build with.
What ChatGPT can do for software engineers, where it falls short, and why it won't replace them.
What a tech stack is, what full-stack engineers work on, what they earn in Germany and the US, and how to become one from scratch.
How to start at Coyotiv School of Software Engineering: choose full-time or self-paced, pick a way to pay, and fill out the registration form.
What income share agreements are, how repayment works with our partner Chancen eG, and five common misconceptions about them.
Two full scholarships for our 11th cohort, starting February 20, 2023, for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
Product coach Mehmet Perk's six-hour online course, starting December 12, 2022, teaches product managers to judge product design and sketch ideas in wireframes.
Software engineering is mostly problem-solving. Why that matters, and practical techniques like pseudocode, divide and conquer and the five whys.
How our CTO-and-a-team-as-a-service model works: a fractional CTO and a full-time team build your product while we hire your in-house engineers.
Practical steps to plan a career in tech: work out what you want, write a personal mission statement, build on your strengths and keep your goals where you see them.
Our installment plan lets you pay for the software engineering course monthly with no extra interest. Residents of Germany have other options too.
Two full scholarships for our tenth cohort, starting October 17, 2022, for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
İpek from our social media team starts the self-paced course next to her full-time job, with a two-week plan based on the book Deep Work.
Tips for getting through our full-stack software engineering track: set goals, don't let imposter syndrome win, take breaks, ask questions and look after yourself.
Through our partnership with CHANCEN eG, you can join the full-time course without paying upfront and repay based on your income once you're working.
Two full scholarships for our ninth cohort, starting July 4, 2022, for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
Why learn software engineering at Coyotiv: experienced instructors, small classes, apprenticeship, career support, flexible remote programs and a commitment to diversity.
After his factory in Spain downsized during the pandemic, mechanical engineer Ceyhan retrained at Coyotiv. Now he's a software engineer and peer learner here.
Film director Moritz took our self-paced course alongside family and work, and now builds his own apps and open-source libraries.
Paloma was a curator and exhibition designer before joining Coyotiv. Now she's a software engineer at Sauce Labs, and still curates.
Six tips from Benedict Carey's book How We Learn, backed by studies on sleep, changing your routine, spacing, self-testing, interruptions and perceptual learning.
Two full scholarships for our eighth cohort, starting March 21, 2022, for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
Two full scholarships for our seventh School of Software Engineering cohort, starting November 22, 2021, for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
Our first masterclass on Superpeer: five live sessions with Armağan Amcalar on picking a topic, writing proposals and giving your first conference talk.
You don't need a math background, a computer science degree or a young age to become a software engineer. Six common myths about the job, and why they're wrong.
Our software engineering course now comes in three paces with the same curriculum: 13 weeks full-time, 24 weeks part-time, or self-paced over 12 months.
Diversity scholarships for our second School of Software Engineering cohort: two full and four half scholarships for people from marginalized groups.
Talent acquisition manager Steve Winter and engineering director Füsun Wehrmann explain how companies interview junior engineers and what they look for.
Franziska Hauck on meeting Armağan Amcalar at Women Techmakers Berlin, and joining Coyotiv as an advisor before its first coding course.
Armağan Amcalar codes for 24 hours live on YouTube to read brain signals in JavaScript with an Emotiv EPOC X headset.
Diversity scholarships for the first School of Software Engineering cohort, covering the full course fee for people from groups underrepresented in tech.
