Coded

The coded bootcamp was is a very effective way to refine your coding skills or help you become skillful in the trade. I truly enjoyed the overall experience and i think i have become not only a better coder, but a better problem solver. The course covers... Read More the basics of various languages like HTMl, Python etc. and i highly recommend anyone interested in coding to sign up for the coded bootcamp.

Excellent course for beginners to learn how to code and for coders to learn the basics of other languages and how to handle frameworks and api's
I personally had previous experience in coding but after finishing this course my coding efficiency has increased... Read More significantly and am very sure it will help others achieve whatever goal they had set in their minds
5/5 for me!

Applying and attending the boot camp was the best decision I made so far and surely a great boost for my career.
Coded to me has a great community and I hope I will still be apart of in the future, great, friendly and Interesting.
It was an honor and a... Read More previlage being a student in coded and I feel blessed that the lecturer and TAs were awesome and humble.
Charles really inspired me to be a great programmer and hopefully if I get the chance and time, I'll be a TA next summer! :D

Charles Stauffer is a great teacher and this was a great course. It should be stated that this was a real deal programming course. Many courses that are available online and offline in Kuwait do not require that much time or commitment since they are... Read More taught in a slower laid back approach and teach a specific concept such as building a basic website. This class, however, was tough and required a lot of time. The course was eight weeks long: each week day consisted of 8 hours of class that were divided into lecture and in-class exercises, with an optional lab on the weekend in case someone needed to catch up with something. If you have the time available and the will to go through hard-to-grasp concepts after an 8 hour class and polish your skills for the next class, this course is fantastic. The intensive nature of the course and the large amount of information requires review of the material on a regular basis to avoid being left behind, and in order to understand the upcoming classes.
The course is about how languages work, and how to use programming languages to do things. In the course, Charles Stauffer introduced us to programming in five different languages/frameworks - Python, Django, HTML5, CSS3, AngularJS, and Javascript, and how to integrate APIs in our code. Of the five, the only one of any appreciable interest is Python since it is quite versatile. The course emphasized on both functional and object-oriented programming and the work was challenging. Django saved us a lot of time because it facilitated the creation of a database. JSON and Ajax search were also very useful frameworks/tools that allowed us to retrieve search results almost instantly. I highly recommend this JoinCoded course for anyone who wants to learn how to code. If you are a programmer this course will make you a better one. If you are not a programmer, it will give you a very deep insight into the art. In either case, however, don’t expect to be able to apply what you learn in this course directly to your practice without first getting familiar with it in-class with the professor and TAs. Finally, the organizers mentioned that there will be companies that will offer the 12 students that were part of this course different internships and career opportunities, and I am excited for what might come next.

Joined the course having virtually zero coding background. Left as a junior developer who is fairly confident (with the help of stack overflow anything is possible!). A great course with great instructors and TA's. Zero regrets in joining the course and... Read More would recommend it to anyone who is interested in learning to code.
A word of advice: don't the pre course work lightly.

the experience was amazing, to gain knowledge and to discover your self in the journey of that is priceless for me. I have always said that am into technology but knowing about technology and mastering a part of it is another thing, to be able to build... Read More something from scratch based on how you structure it is awesome!
the only down side of this experience is it ended too fast, two months flew by too quickly.
i recommend every person who want to build e-business to start with coding or at least engage in more relevant events to know more about this field, and its a HUGE field!
Thanks al for this amaaaazing and wonderful experience, thnx for all the effort you made.

I was l, and still am, a Computer Science student. Always have been interested in building software and being a developer. But college doesn't teach me that. So I spent 2 years trying to learn software development all on my own. Being completely lost,... Read More I didn't get anywhere really. Until I received an email about Coded and a text from a friend who understood me.

Now, one day after the last day at Coded, I'm a software developer, a member of the tech community in Kuwait, a participant (developer) at Startup Weekend Kuwait 2015. I have a much better understanding of how applications work and how theyre built.

So if you truly wanna be a software developer and you want results out of your time and money and effort spent learning, I have no doubt you will find it at Coded.

My time spent there, was also very very very fun. The people I met there were good smart motivated AMD committed individuals. That's pretty hard to find around here.