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The workshop scene in India is quite messed up at present. The organizations who provide workshops in colleges are not keeping up with the Internet. There is no
by sanketsaurav 13y ago
The workshop scene in India is quite messed up at present. The organizations who provide workshops in colleges are not keeping up with the Internet. There is no company who teaches HTML5, CSS3 in workshops. In web development, most of the companies start with a CMS, like Joomla or Drupal.
We, web-developers ourselves, were quite frustrated by this fact. We did a survey on colleges and found that students who had attended these workshops rarely continued, and most of them dropped whatever had been taught in the workshop.
CampusHash was started aiming to change this. We want to change the status quo, and bring the latest technologies of the Web into the college ecosystem. This might seem naive to a non-Indian, but the college curriculum in India still lags 20 years behind.
So, we are trying to revolutionize workshops in India. Thanks.
- karangoeluw 13y agoI'm interning at a company (a startup that has shown tremendous growth) in Delhi, India. I know Python for web dev. Devs in the company know ONLY PHP and some JS. So clearly, there's no demand for the modern web technologies. So yes, you can teach students, but that doesn't mean they will be in demand. How do you think you can change this?
- sanketsaurav 13y agoI respect your opinions, but we really think students should get acquainted with these technologies. If you do, and love, Python, you know what I am talking about. And, we are not trying to make the students in-demand. We cannot do that in a workshop. But yes, we can at least start a spark. The response we have been getting in colleges we have been has been tremendous. The students are so excited to learn. That's a good sign, isn't it?