Techlahoma Foundation

???? JSON the BSON is calling all techies! Join him for the JSON BSON Bash, where code meets community! ??April 5, 6:30 PM. Sign up here: techlahoma.org/bash #Techlahoma #JSONBSONBash

A wild tech BSON has appeared! ???? It’s JSON the BSON, and he’s hosting a BASH! No nicknames, just JSON. Will we see you there on April 5? Tag your tech crew! ?? #Techlahoma #JSONBSONBash

?? Would you rather… A) Miss the JSON BSON Bash and disappoint JSON the BSON ?? B) Show up, have fun & celebrate with fellow techies ???? We pick B! Join us April 5 at 6:30 PM! RSVP: techlahoma.org/bash

?? Pop quiz: His name is JSON. He is a BSON. What does BSON stand for? ?? If you don’t know, you definitely need to be at the JSON BSON Bash! April 5, 6:30 PM. RSVP: techlahoma.org/bash

????? A tech event hosted by JSON the BSON? You heard that right! No nicknames, just JSON. Join the JSON BSON Bash on April 5 at 6:30 PM! RSVP now: techlahoma.org/bash #Techlahoma

?? Meet JSON the BSON! His name is JSON, and he's a BSON—that’s it! No nicknames, just pure tech greatness. Join him for the JSON BSON Bash on April 5 at 6:30 PM! RSVP now ?? techlahoma.org/bash #Techlahoma #JSONBSONBash

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?? Techlahoma wants YOUR feedback! ?? ?? Take our survey today: https://lnkd.in/gartE29N At Techlahoma, we’re constantly looking for ways to improve, grow, and serve the Oklahoma tech community better. Whether you’ve attended our events, volunteered, or just heard about us, we want to hear from YOU! ?? Your insights will help shape our benefits, programs, and events for the future. Let’s build something great together! ?? Survey closes soon—make your voice heard today! #Techlahoma #TechCommunity #Survey #OKTech

Since February, I’ve been expanding my web development skills through OK Coders, a six-month bootcamp by the Techlahoma Foundation. I’ve spent the first month refining my expertise in HTML and CSS, which served as a great refresher, and now we’re diving into a new world for me: JavaScript in Module 2 (month 2). The hands-on nature of this coursework is sharpening my technical abilities and enhancing my understanding, which has already led to more insightful and meaningful collaboration with my teammates and the development team I work with at Skvare. A big shoutout to Skvare's CEO, Gena Dellett, for her continued and sincere support in helping me grow my technical skills. She is an authentic and genuine human, who I appreciate in my corner. I’m also incredibly grateful that Skvare offers professional development support to help cover the expenses, and I'm equally grateful that Techlahoma Foundation and their sponsors offer this program at a fraction of the cost of comparable bootcamps making it possible for anyone interested to learn to code. I’m already applying new knowledge to create additional value in my role. Today’s session was especially impactful! Kimberly Collins shared her deep knowledge and long history of experiences in coding, development, her volunteerism for Techlahoma, and also her excitement and willingness to support other developers in the community. She emphasized the importance of networking and showcasing our growth not only to help ourselves, but to help grow and support the larger tech community. A huge thank you to our instructor, Bryan Rigsby, and ALL the mentors and volunteers for their time and guidance: Jonas Arroyo, Hannah Campbell, Derrick Young, Larry Lowenthal, Kaylee M., Shawna Pistole, and Hong (Jason) Newsom. It is beyond awesome that Techlahoma provides opportunities like this to help developers like me grow and expand our tech stack. I’m excited to see what’s next! #OKCoders #Techlahoma #CodingBootcamp #WebDevelopment #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #Skvare #ValueAdd