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             About 60 students attended the Island’s first Hackathon yesterday to learn about computer coding and building their own websites. One of the Hackathon organisers, James Tucker, said: “Some of the students have been able to take what they learned here and move that from the Codecademy site and into a real webpage, so they have now got a presence on the web, which is their own thing that they produced themselves.” The budding programmers were able to get their partial websites online for free, using the free web-hosting system Neocities.
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-          <h3><a href="http://www.royalgazette.com/article/20150103/NEWS/150109957"><strong>Quartz</strong>: If you want your own tech company, forget an MBA — and learn to code instead</a></h3>
+          <h3><a href="http://qz.com/338361/if-you-want-your-own-tech-company-forget-an-mba-and-learn-to-code-instead/"><strong>Quartz</strong>: If you want your own tech company, forget an MBA — and learn to code instead</a></h3>
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             The best way to participate in the internet and mobile revolution is by learning to code. The future is written in software. You can write it or be programmed by it. As a proficient software developer, you can implement your own ideas, or you can help other people implement theirs.
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