Matt Studdert
Freelance Developer and Instructor
Having originally worked in the health & fitness industry for 5 years, Matt enrolled in General Assembly’s Web Development Immersive course in April 2014. Since then he has worked as a Front-end/JavaScript developer and is now a Freelance developer and a Lead Instructor on the part-time Front-end Web Development course.
In recognition of his exemplary service in the classroom, Matt has been selected as a member of General Assembly's Distinguished Faculty program.
Upcoming:
Understanding the Stack: A Non-Programmer's Guide to Web and Mobile Programming
This workshop provides a comprehensive overview of how web applications work, delivered in language that people with non-technical backgrounds understand.
Understanding the Stack: A Non-Programmer's Guide to Web and Mobile Programming
This workshop provides a comprehensive overview of how web applications work, delivered in language that people with non-technical backgrounds understand.
Coding for Beginners: HTML and CSS
This session, designed for the beginner programmer, will assume no previous coding knowledge. Come along and get started with coding.
Programming for Non-Programmers Bootcamp
Learn the fundamentals of front-end and back-end programming, plus try your hand at writing some code of your own.
Coding for Beginners: HTML and CSS
This session, designed for the beginner programmer, will assume no previous coding knowledge. Come along and get started with coding.
Understanding the Stack: A Non-Programmer's Guide to Web and Mobile Programming
This workshop provides a comprehensive overview of how web applications work, delivered in language that people with non-technical backgrounds understand.
Coding for Beginners: HTML and CSS
This session, designed for the beginner programmer, will assume no previous coding knowledge. Come along and get started with coding.
Programming for Non-Programmers Bootcamp
Learn the fundamentals of front-end and back-end programming, plus try your hand at writing some code of your own.
Previously (106):
Understanding the Stack: A Non-Programmer's Guide to Web and Mobile Programming
This workshop provides a comprehensive overview of how web applications work, delivered in language that people with non-technical backgrounds understand.
26 Times
Programming for Non-Programmers Bootcamp
Learn the fundamentals of front-end and back-end programming, plus try your hand at writing some code of your own.
22 Times
Coding for Beginners: HTML and CSS
This session, designed for the beginner programmer, will assume no previous coding knowledge. Come along and get started with coding.
20 Times
Front-End Web Development
In this 10-week course, students learn to code, speak the language and implement their own designs by learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
15 Times
Intro to Coding: HTML & CSS
In this hands-on introductory workshop, we’ll learn about the web development community and how the web works.
4 Times
Coding 101: HTML & CSS
In this hands-on introductory workshop, we’ll learn about the web development community and how the web works.
3 Times
User Experience Design Immersive
Ten weeks. All day. Monday through Friday. Learn the skills of a UX designer and put them to work while building a comprehensive portfolio.
2 Times
Code and Cocktails: HTML & CSS
This session is designed for the beginner programmer that also loves a good drop. Will assume no previous coding knowledge so come along for a fun night out.
JavaScript Development
Master the universal language of the web. Learn how to create advanced interactive web experiences with JavaScript.
Breakfast with a Web Developer
We invite you to join us for an interactive breakfast.
Javascript 101
In this introductory class, you’ll learn about the Javascript development community. You’ll also learn how to think programmatically and apply javascript programming fundamentals.
Break Into Coding
Join us for a talk where you'll learn how to get started in coding!
Programming for Non-Programmers
Learn the fundamentals of front-end and back-end programming, plus try your hand at writing some code of your own.