Sylvain Kalache

The Bay Area leads the world in software but has failed to build scalable, accessible pipelines for the next generation of engineers.

Holberton School secures new investment from tech industry leaders as it expands its software engineering education model.

Amazon's massive hiring push highlights the shortage of trained software engineers and the need for alternative education pathways.

Why fixing technical education requires addressing systemic issues in access, pedagogy, and workforce alignment before adding more technology.

College degrees are an expensive, slow path to employment.

The closure of Dev Bootcamp exposes the gap between coding bootcamp hype and the reality of building sustainable technical education at scale.

The closure of Dev Bootcamp exposes the gap between coding bootcamp hype and the reality of building sustainable technical education.

How Holberton School's two-year software engineering program is building a more diverse pipeline of tech talent.

US Patent (US9674031B2) — A machine learning-powered self-healing infrastructure that monitors distributed systems, detects anomalies, and automatically applies remedies based on historical incident data.

Interview with TFiR on Holberton School's tuition-free model for teaching full stack engineering and its approach to project-based learning.

Automation is reshaping the workforce.

Grammy-winning artist NE-YO backs Holberton School, investing in a new model of tech education focused on diversity and access.

How a coding summer camp brought together Ubuntu, Grammy-winning artist NE-YO, and aspiring young engineers.

Applying the NFL's Rooney Rule to tech hiring — requiring diverse candidate slates to address the industry's representation gap.

Speaker at the Global Apprenticeships Network (GAN) conference in Johannesburg on apprenticeship models and work-based training as a path to youth employment, representing Holberton School.

Comment les compétences estampillées « qualité française » aident les professionnels tech à s'exporter à l'international.

Holberton School raises $2.3 million to scale its alternative approach to training software engineers in San Francisco.

Interview on Business Rockstars discussing the founding of Holberton School and the mission to reinvent software engineering education.

The case for applying AI-driven personalization to education — adaptive learning paths, competency-based assessment, and project-driven curricula.

Why whiteboard interviews fail to assess real engineering skills and what alternative approaches companies should consider.

A look at how Holberton School is rethinking tech education with project-based learning and no traditional lectures.

The essential first five commands every sysadmin runs when SSH-ing into a Linux server — from uptime to disk usage.

A hands-on guide to setting up your own S3-compatible object storage server using open source tools.

The tech industry needs to invest in training new engineers from the ground up rather than constantly retraining existing workers.

Finalists from the international botathon competition are selected to showcase their work at VentureBeat's MobileBeat 2016 conference.

A postmortem on a DevOps failure that affected 60,000 users — lessons in monitoring gaps, deployment practices, and incident response.

Teaching DevOps through real-world on-call rotations — how students learn the value of monitoring, alerting, and system reliability the hard way.

How blockchain technology is being used to create tamper-proof, verifiable academic records for students.

Des entrepreneurs français fondent une école d'ingénieurs d'un nouveau genre au cœur de la Silicon Valley.