Blink and you might miss it. The economy and job market are changing faster than ever. When it comes to jobs in the technology sector, this fact resounds with even more weight. “Technology is moving too fast for governments to keep up,” admitted Ken Gabriel, Google executive and former senior official at the U.S. Department of Defense’s DARPA agency. When the future of technology is so uncertain, how can the foundational institutions of our society, like government, education, and the workplace, evolve to keep pace? Coding bootcamps, online courseware, and other faster, cheaper educational models have emerged as part of a solution to one of the problems presented by rapidly changing technology and lagging institutional progress. And these alternatives couldn't have come at a more appropriate time. While jobs in the tech industry are booming, universities can’t seem to pump out enough trained developers and programmers to meet the market’s demands. Furthermore,....