Girl Develop It: Empowering Women in Tech
Girl Develop It’s goal is to empower women to explore the tech industry – a field that is becoming increasingly dominated by men.
First Student Led Developer Conference at UT Austin Fills the House
The first annual uMAD overnight bootcamp filled the Bill Gates computer science center. See photos and more.
MetroRapid Proves Slow to Solving Austin’s Congestion Problem
Everything you need to know about the Pros and Cons of CapMetro's new urban transportation plan for Austin.
What Bitcoin’s Earliest Adopters have Planned for the Cryptocurrency’s Future
Meet some of Bitcoin's earliest adopters and learn what they're doing to build up the cryptocurrency in the future.
RetailMeNot Projects Record Holiday Sales
According to analysts, RetailMeNot will increase holiday income more than 35 percent, putting it ahead of Amazon this season.
BeehiveID: Using Super Powers for Good
After spending time in Afghanistan, co-founders Mary Haskett and Alex Kilpatrick applied their military knowledge and experience to forming identity verification company, BeehiveID.
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An Introduction to Bitcoin
Editor's note: As a way to kick off our Bitcoin week, we've aggregated some of the best publications explaining the cryptocurrency's purpose, history, and future. We'll...
Inside Grav Labs: Glassblowing Airgravitron
Hidden in Austin, TX is glassblowing company, Grav Labs. Founded in 2004, the company manufactures high quality scientific glassware, focusing on pipes, bubblers, and...
SXSW Day Three: From Slump to Serendipity
Editor’s note: This is the third article in a series documenting Carl Shultz’s first time attending SXSW. Check back daily to read the rest of the...
HackTX is Underway
425 hackers have filled the University of Texas at Austin's Student Activity Center to code, hack and design their way into a new day, competing for over $10,000 in prizes.
Makersquare: Stemming the Trend of Bootcamp Education
On the top floor of the Omni Hotel in front of a full audience of programmers, recruiters, family and friends, 30 blue-shirted students presented their transformations from amateurs to skilled software developers.