A clear path into software development - with live virtual guidance and real community
Earn certificates, build your portfolio, and begin your new career in .NET. All on your own schedule.
Getting started in software development can feel overwhelming, we've been there!
That's why we've removed the obstacles,
making it easier than ever to begin your new career in software development.
Whether you are brand new, have some experience, or are just curious,
you are in the right place!
We provide live feedback through a virtual tutor, weekly in-person meetups, and hand picked courses to get you started fast.
Earn certificates, build your portfolio, and begin your new career.
All on your own schedule.
How does it work?
Lumivate Extension Tool
We will start you with the free Visual Studio editor for writing code, and then add our Lumivate Extension Tool to it. This way your instructions, code, and virtual tutor will optimally be on the same screen.
Live feedback
You'll be provided with back and forth instructions and exercises. Our virtual tutor will provide code evaluations instantly, give hints, and answer any questions you ask it. We also recognize there is usually more than one correct answer, and we celebrate that!
Ask open ended questions
The tutor is here for YOU! Ask as many questions as you'd like. Whether you'd like to experiment outside of the course content (which is highly encouraged!), or if you have no idea where to start, we will get you there!
Group sessions
We recognize that a human element is still important. Connect with a coach and fellow teammates over zoom once a week. Choose from multiple times to fit your busy schedule. (And the rest of the learning is on your own schedule!)
Tooling
We've found the most efficient way to learn coding is within the same code editors the pros use, and they are free! Our extension tools read your code and answers directly — no copy-pasting into a web browser to check answers!
Every course comes with a virtual tutor that evaluates your answers, gives hints until you get it right, and lets you set your own difficulty level.