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Hi Gichuru. My first introduction to you was when I read a TechCrunch article 3 years ago about one of your hacks [1]. The article portrayed you in a very posit
by iamjeff 10y ago
Hi Gichuru. My first introduction to you was when I read a TechCrunch article 3 years ago about one of your hacks [1]. The article portrayed you in a very positive and your pitch was something that I identified with immediately. Glad to see you taking another larger bet with KuHustle and all the best. Anyway, at the risk of sounding completely tangential, I have been eager to get some software development bootcamp training and, while Andela [2] is perhaps the gold standard here, is out of reach for an inexperienced guy like myself. Now, Moringa is an ideal alternative, but $2,500 of tuition fees repaid over a 24 months period [3] seems like the sort of thing debt nightmares are made of. I really want to learn to code and need your advice about cheaper bootcamps that have an opening (usually) around September.
Back to the thread: really cool concept in an otherwise unproven market. Congratulations on it and all the best going forward. Wish I could be more helpful than a simple congratulations, but I hope that it counts.
[1] Twpple Hack, Built By Kenyan Duo, Connects Small Businesses With Social Media “Big Wigs”- https://techcrunch.com/2013/10/27/twpple-hack-built-by-kenyan-duo-connects-small-businesses-with-social-media-big-wigs/ https://techcrunch.com/2013/10/27/twpple-hack-built-by-kenya...
[2] https://boards.greenhouse.io/andela/jobs/221859#.V1E-kpMrKRt https://boards.greenhouse.io/andela/jobs/221859#.V1E-kpMrKRt
[3] http://moringaschool.com/finance http://moringaschool.com/finance
- iamjeff 10y ago*edit Congratulations on it and all the best going forward. Wish I could be more helpful than just dishing out a simple congratulatory message, but I hope that it counts.
- gichuru 10y agoThank you @iamjeff Thank you for the kind words. Most people on here will advise you to start coding right away and I agree with them 100%. 2-3 hours everyday, use codeacademy or one of those websites and reference stack overflow when you get stuck. By September you will have a product or two that you can share on Hacker News
- iamjeff 10y agoThank you for the input. That is something that I would like to do; perhaps September I can hit you up with a demo as well. Thank you reminding me that it can be done- in a way, I feel like I may have really needed that. Once again, all the best.