Happy Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Month! Below, we've gathered a few of the brilliant AA & NH/PI pioneers launching American science & tech into the future.
The Coding Space is excited to kick off our 4th annual Code 4 Change Challenge! The UN Sustainable Development Goals were created by the United Nations in 2015 and are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and improve the lives and prospects of everyone, everywhere.
Curious about what your young coder will experience at Camp Coding Space this summer? Look no further! We are thrilled to announce the launch of exciting updates to our summer curriculum, including new field trip destinations and the debut of The Lift-Off Lab, our new engineering module. Read on to learn all about the wondrous offerings at Camp Coding Space — the brightest coding camp in the…
The Coding Space is excited to offer free coding classes to kids and families at Pier 57 on the second Saturday of the month from 1-3PM! Developed by Google in partnership with Hudson River Park Trust, Jamestown, The James Beard Foundation, RXR, YoungWoo & Associates and Baupost Group, Pier 57 is a new culinary, recreational, and educational destination that celebrates the vitality of New York…
In the world of computer programming, an "easter egg" is a digital secret tucked inside a piece of code. Easter eggs often take the form of jokes, features, and messages — like what happens when you Google “flip a coin” in Chrome or when you ask Siri to read you a haiku. This month, in honor of Easter, we're featuring our favorite easter eggs on the Internet!
We’ve all heard the standard strategies for reducing our carbon footprint — take the bus instead of driving, reduce red meat, shop local, etc. But we often forget about the impact of our tech. The emissions created by our technology may be less obvious to us, but they’re probably more substantial than you think! In 2018, Bitcoin alone used 0.5% of the world’s energy consumption this year, making…