Hi all 👋🏻 I and @hvardhan52 recently quit our jobs to work on an upskilling platform for budding software developers. We are extremely proud to introduce SkillCaptain to the world. The primary motivator behind the product was that aspiring developers lack guidance on how to start this journey. It can be quite daunting and confusing. 🤔 There is a lot of content online, but it is not organised. Where should one start!? 🤔 One can’t learn to code without getting the hands dirty and receiving feedback to improve code quality. Video courses can't help here. 🧠 This is the gap that we are trying to address. ✅ Users can visualise the entire journey, broken down into trackers 🗺️ (each skill has its own tracker, eg Java, SpringBoot, MySQL etc.) ✅ The trackers are broken down into 7-10 subtopics, with an assignment for each. ✅ We do the code review for the assignment submitted and give feedback. ✅ The entire user experience is gamified, so that the platform encourages you to keep coming back and finish those assignments. ✅ Once a user has gone through all the trackers, they are ready to create a working project. We have trackers for the projects as well that the students can follow. This would give them end-to-end hands-on experience in creating a product and deploying it. We hope you like it :)

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