Politech

02/14/2019

Happy Valentine's Day!

02/07/2019

Politechers sharing their knowledge! Check this out if you're in Fort Myers, FL tonight.

Meet our speaker 👨‍💻
Casey Metz is a Frontend developer working remotely for Politech, mainly working with React and Redux.

He and his partner, also a remote-based developer, live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, except for during the winter when they stay in Sarasota, embracing their identities as the “Youngest Snowbirds.”

RSVP to tomorrow's session:
https://www.meetup.com/SWFL-Coders/events/257757683/

02/05/2019

What was your favorite?

Catch up on all the ads that stood out the most

01/29/2019

Picture of the day.

Source: https://bit.ly/2sVKMkq

01/24/2019

Make coding accessible.🙌🏼

Microsoft’s Code Jumper lets you play with code with your hands.

01/17/2019

The Politech team is 100% remote and we love it. What is it like to work remotely? Check out this State of Remote Work Report for 2018 from Buffer.

With the goal to better understand the remote work landscape and to see where remote work is headed next, we collected data from over 1,900 remote workers around the world and create the first State of Remote Work report for 2018.

01/15/2019

Given the barriers voters across the country face at polling locations every election cycle, they may be on to something...

The bill is part of a package of “pro-democratic reforms” released today by a new majority Democratic House.

12/31/2018

Wishing everyone safe and fun celebrations welcoming in 2019!

Images of festivities celebrating the transition to the new year.

12/25/2018

Merry Christmas and happy holidays from our Politech family to yours!

12/17/2018

Gift ideas for the feminists in your life!

Looking for the right gift for the feminists in your life? We're here to help.

12/13/2018

Good feature by GQ on why automatic voter registration might just save democracy.

House Democrats have made AVR a priority in the 116th Congress. Here's what that means (and what it doesn't mean).

11/30/2018

It's important to consider all tactics in relation to your goal when working toward social change.

Direct action can persuade, it can inspire, and it can change circumstances on the ground.