Coding their way out of limbo: Refugees in Europe are finding their stride in foreign societies by learning to code, thanks to a number of social-minded coding schools that hope to provide a means of integrating refugees in these countries where they are increasingly being seen as a burden. Bloomberg Technology’s human interest piece takes a look into how the tech industry has now keenly taken to developing potential talent fleeing the war-torn Middle East. But the most sustainable solution may be tech literacy as a means of integration: So far the systems is far from perfect, as graduates from these academies struggle to find employment beyond the unpaid internships. But by their own account, many asylum-seekers just appreciate the chance to go out and do something productive beyond sitting in the depressing purgatory of a camp, dwelling on their struggles day-in and day-out.