Code4Startup

Learn how to code by cloning real life startups

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Learn how to code by cloning real life startups

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I'm attending a code bootcamp right now and this seems like a great resource for students.

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11yr ago

Code4Startup 2.0

Maker

@msny_36 It would be great if you could share this to students in the code bootcamp :p

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11yr ago

@leotrieu I work for one, will definitely share! Great idea.

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11yr ago

@leotrieu a ton of students already on koding.com. Our "playground" cloud environments could be amazing for beginners as they learn via your content. No need to install anything on localhost and all required software is installed on the VM! We should chat if you're interested in digging into this more.

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11yr ago

Code4Startup 2.0

Maker

@gniting Thanks Nitin, definitely. Shoot me an email at leo@code4starup.com. Would love to hear more :)

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11yr ago

Startup Stash

Best way to learn is top copy and rebuild stuff right? Like this idea a lot!

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11yr ago

Code4Startup 2.0

Maker

May be I should clone Producthunt as well...

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11yr ago

Spectafy

@leotrieu Check out @telescopeapp before you go too far down this path. There is a great tutorial @DiscoverMeteor too, thanks to @SachaGreif

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11yr ago

Book Your Sales

@leotrieu Yeah check telescope first. Sacha does a really great job with it, and it wasn't a PH clone, he was developing it before PH was working on the website. That said, creating a class on how to develop and launch it wouldn't be bad. His tutorials are good, but don't get as much under the hood as you'd want if you were learning it.

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11yr ago

Code4Startup 2.0

Maker

@sacbookreviewer @ericwattage Thanks for your suggestions.

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11yr ago

Neuron

This looks really smart. The best tutorials were always building other products. Nice hunt!

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11yr ago

Strikingly

@jackrometty I completely agree. It's difficult to learn something without a purpose of learning it. A lot of people attempt to learn a language from scratch with no real purpose and that’s kind of how school works (in some ways I think the modern way of learning is flawed because of this). It's infinitely better to work on a project you are really excited about and to try to find the right tools to build it.

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11yr ago