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“Codecademy co-founder, Zach Sims told TNW: We think it’s incredibly important for people of any age to learn to code and to build real professional skills. We’re excited to work with The White House to get more people learning to program to find great jobs (hopefully through The White House’s Summer Jobs Program!).”

— Codecademy and White House To Train Low-Income Youth

January 18, 2012 · 8:22 am · 61 notes « Prev  Next »

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    This is awesome.
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    This is fantastic. As someone who’s started to use Code Academy, I stand by the program and its motive to teach the...
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    That rocks. I hope they’re successful!
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  15. taylorlorenz said: That’s great!