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I think it's going to fall apart when the mall realizes you're running a small business out of their food court. You might also find that some parents would re
by analogwzrd 10y ago
I think it's going to fall apart when the mall realizes you're running a small business out of their food court.
You might also find that some parents would resist letting their kids go to the mall to meet some people with computers.
Maybe try to find a local high school(s) that are trying to get a CS program off the ground? A high school would have bathrooms, wifi, power, and maybe even an actual computer lab. You could schedule coding lectures after school on certain days of the week. You'd probably need something like a faculty sponsor though.
- andrewfromx 10y agowell look at this table: http://higher.team/assets/6000_office-8f65a06e12b1ed7007b8c540528af8d4525f0a220b1ae27ee213ba1aa20b0e7e.jpg http://higher.team/assets/6000_office-8f65a06e12b1ed7007b8c5... it's saying "please come to the mall with your laptop and work here" and I always buy something at the mall on the days I'm here. I don't think the mall would have a problem with it as long as it's not 100s of people crowding the table all at once. Just two people with laptops looks normal not "running a business".