It’s that time again, Genius Day - a day where we celebrate the enormous brains of all our Webbies.

For the next step of my Codecademy journey, I learnt a few more basics of HTML including lists and tables.

On Friday 11th May 2012, the Oldham Mayor’s Civic and Charity Ball was held at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Oldham. As Web Applications UK sponsored the event, a table was reserved for a lucky few to go along.

Our logo is now an officially registered trademark!

Having mastered the first Javascript course and project, I decided to try my hand at a different language – HTML.

Software Engineer Andrew Young has been with Web Applications for one year, three months and remains focused on his future here.

With Hack Manchester arriving in the city in October this year and our Genius Day on the 18th May, I thought I’d do a little research in to what actually happens at a hackathon and the history behind it.

The IT industry is undeniably fast-paced, what you know today is likely to be outdated tomorrow. That's why we urge everyone to keep up to date with the wider world of technology through blogs, news sites and Twitter.

Our Chief Executive Craig Dean featured on BBC Radio 4’s ‘You and Yours’ programme earlier today.

While Natalie Bailey has been steaming ahead on her Codecademy course I’ve not even started! I thought it was about time I got in on the action and learnt some coding myself.