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  1. CODE Magazine: 2026 - November/December cover

    Learning AI Together: Meet the Global AI Community

    Otto presents the Global AI Community as a grassroots, volunteer-driven network that makes AI learning practical, local, and accessible worldwide. He explains its growth from a small bootcamp into a 191-chapter organization across 74 countries, highlighting free meetups, hands-on workshops, newsletters, and badges that connect beginners and experts. The article suggests that AI and software development are now deeply intertwined, making CODE Magazine’s partnership with Global AI a natural way to share real-world knowledge, community, and learning opportunities.

  2. CODE Magazine: 2011 - May/June cover

    On Conferences

    Rod gives you some pointers on how to get the most out of conferences and why you should go.

  3. CODE Magazine: 2011 - March/April cover

    Ask the Doc Detective

    Mar/April 2011 Doc Detective

  4. CODE Magazine: 2011 - March/April cover

    Community Roles

  5. CODE Magazine: 2011 - March/April cover

    Managed Coder: Years and Experience

    Mar/April 2011 Managed CODE Article

  6. CODE Magazine: 2010 - November/December cover

    Embracing Community: Becoming a Speaker

    Chris Williams embracing community Nov/Dec 10 column.

  7. CODE Magazine: 2010 - July/August cover

    Embracing Community: More Advice on Running Your Own Code Camp Event

  8. CODE Magazine: 2010 - May/June cover

    Embracing Community: GiveCamps

    What is community? A quick look at the Wikipedia defines community as “a group of interacting organisms sharing an environment” and I think that pretty much nails it. In this column, I talk about the developer community as a whole and highlight some people, organizations and events I think you should check out.

  9. CODE Magazine: 2010 - March/April cover

    Starting Your Own User Group

    What is community?A quick look at the Wikipedia defines community as “a group of interacting organisms sharing an environment” and I think that pretty much nails it. In this series, I’ll talk about the developer community as a whole and highlight some people, organizations and events I think you should check out.

  10. CODE Magazine: 2010 - January/February cover

    Embracing Community

    Chris launches a new series about the developer community and highlights some people, organizations, and events that you should know about.What is community?A quick look at the Wikipedia defines community as “a group of interacting organisms sharing an environment” and I think that pretty much nails it. In this new series, I’ll be talking about the developer community as a whole and highlighting some people, organizations and events I think you should check out.

  11. Converting Your Beta Testers into Brand Evangelists

    Brand evangelists can be a powerful force for your product. A brand evangelist is a customer who’s not only a big fan of you and the products you sell, but often makes it their mission to refer or recommend your products to everyone around them.