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 Programming › Become A Software Developer Before The End Of 2025 by moatacad(op): 1:24pm On May 23, 2025 |
Every year, we work with those interested in getting into the software development industry to make their dream come true!Sponsored Post 4 Likes 3 Shares
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| Programming › ” I Can Confidently Say I Received More Value Than What I Paid For.” – Taofeek by moatacad(op): 1:53pm On May 21, 2025 |
An Interview with Moat Academy's Alumnus, Taofeek Ishola, Now a Business Process Automation Developer in a Financial Institution Can we meet you? My name is Taofeek Ishola and I am a tech enthusiast What were you doing before coming to Moat Academy? I was serving as a Corp member. What is the name of your current company and role? I currently work as a Business Process Automation Developer in a financial institution. What exactly do you want to achieve with the software development skills? I want to use my skills to develop applications that make a positive impact on people's lives and provide long-term value. Why did you choose Moat Academy for Developers? I chose Moat Academy because of its reputation for producing software developers who work in various organizations around the world. After my time there, I can confidently say I received more value than what I paid for. How have things changed for you since gaining software development skills? I have become more confident in my ability to develop full-stack applications. I now have a better understanding of the software development landscape. What was your biggest fear before coming to Moat Academy and what do you feel about it now? I have previously lacked the understanding and ability of building a functional application within a short time frame. My time at Moat Academy helped in building my confidence in achieving this, especially through assignments and classworks. This gave me the ability to develop a working application by the end of the program. How will you describe your experience in Moat Academy? It was a fun but yet challenging experience that moved me to push beyond my limits. Asides the skills I gained lots of valuable lessons from the tutors. I also had the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals What have you been able to achieve with the training? The skills and experiences I gained in the academy has helped me in landing my current role. Can you share your experiences with us since you graduated from Moat Academy? It has been a pleasant experience. My experience at moat academy provided me with the basics of learning other programming languages that has allowed me to better add value in my organization. What advice do you have for those coming into Moat Academy? If you put in the work, you will definitely get results. And always ask for help when you need it: no one is an island of knowledge. Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Leading teams that build valuable applications. When you are thinking of an accelerated career path in the Software development Industry, think Moat Academy To be part of our next coding boot camp, complete our assessment form on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply
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| Programming › Re: Devastating Effects Of Software Errors: A Wake-up Call by moatacad(op): 12:29am On May 19, 2025 |
@ iLoveYouToo: No one who has performed well in the program is expected to intern. Internships and apprenticeships are the two routes to the professional world. An apprenticeship is mostly structured (time required and what to learn from time to time is already scheduled), and you learn from masters. In contrast, an internship is unstructured and you only learn from your senior colleagues while carrying out their tasks. At Moat Academy, we operate an apprenticeship model, and you have probably seen several of our graduates landing full-time jobs following their training. We support our alumni and develop long-term relationships with them. Since they have been empowered, they are no longer where they used to be , and our relationship even becomes mutual. Our Alumni are key part of our framework. The time commitment cannot be compromised; to be very good, you must commit the time. Our August cohort will require daily attendance. |
| Programming › Devastating Effects Of Software Errors: A Wake-up Call by moatacad(op): 11:06am On May 16, 2025*. Modified: 11:41am On May 16, 2025 |
Technology is designed to make life easier — to automate processes, save time, and reduce human effort. But behind every line of code is a human, and behind every system is a person who relies on it. As software developers, our work is more than creating features. It is noble — and it carries serious responsibility. Technical Glitch, A Life Lost Following the release of candidates’ results by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in Nigeria, a 19-year-old student tragically ended her life after receiving what she believed was a poor UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) score: she thought her dreams were over. Her confidence was shattered. This is heartbreaking. Not until days after the release of the result that investigation into JAMB’s system revealed that the system could not be trusted due to technical error. Not a hack. Not a breach. Just… a glitch. But the consequence? Irreversible. The Weight We Carry as Developers At Moat Academy ( https://moatacademy.com/ ), when teaching software development, we lay emphasis on the need to test edge cases, understand the “why” beneath every abstractions and know the impact of every decision made in the code. It is not until one starts building systems for safety-critical industries like airline, health monitoring etc that security be given its place because the truth is: every piece of software is safety-critical as long as real people are using it. The platforms we build hold the dreams, data, time, and dignity of real users: even the smallest bug can have devastating consequences. Security has long be classified as a “non-functional requirement”, much like visual design or UX enhancements. How can security be a ‘nice to have’ ? optional ? No, It must be central to how we build! Avoiding the Glitch Some 8 years ago when Moat Academy was founded, one of the challenge in the software industry we sought to address was the proliferation of software developers who ‘created applications’ through a copy-and-paste approach – code monkeys who simply copy insecure and unvalidated codes from online forums and use indiscriminately because they either do not have a deep understanding or are not aware of security best practices in application development. Now, in the era of vibe coding, the conversation must shift even further. We must teach developers to understand the building blocks of software, to explore why things work, because that is how innovators and creators are born! The software we build has real consequences; it can determine: who gets admitted to school, who gets hired, who gets credit, who feels empowered and who feels invisible, we can not afford to leave the fate our users in the hands of LLM prompts. The tragedy surrounding the JAMB result is a reminder that all “technical glitches” must be investigated and where necessary, people must be held accountable. That’s why data protection regulations like the GDPR mandate disclosure of security breaches. Transparency and accountability help us grow, improve, and restore public trust. 1 Like 1 Share
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| Programming › Workers' Day: Work Is Looking For You by moatacad(op): 8:01pm On May 01, 2025 |
Today is a unique day to celebrate hardworking individuals who have contributed to making the world a better place to live. For individuals who want to enter the workforce this year or change employment, here is a reminder that it is very possible. Every year, we work with those who wish to enter the software development industry to make their dream come true! For example, in 2024 , the following people along with others were successfully transitioned into their dream roles: Abdulrahman, Software Engineer at Uniswitch Chukwuma, Full Stack Developer at KPIE Efemezino, Frontend Developer at Agroye Rukayat, Software Developer, Uniswitch Joshua, Frontend Web Developer, CLIQup Dolapo, Full Stack Developer at KPIE Oluwatobi, Software Architect at Stanbic IBTC Racheal, Web Developer at Dorisa Technologies Opeoluwa, Full-stack Developer at DesignXcel Victor , Lead, User Experience Management at Sterling Bank In 2023 , the following individuals, among others, successfully transitioned into their ideal roles: Carrington, Software Developer at Zidio Development Victoria, Backend developer ZetivaHR Nancy, Python Developer at Coast Technologies Adaora, Back End Developer at Zojatech David, Full-stack Developer at FFSD Oguchi, Application Developer at MainOne Joshua, Django Developer at TM30 Dennis, Laravel Developer SaaSphere Limited Femi, Euro Full Stack Developer at Mega Atlantic Nigeria Ltd Opeyemi, Frontend Developer at Metoda Over the years, we have consistently ushered numerous individuals into the field of software development, as evidenced above! In 2025, companies are still looking for those who are competent and ready to work in this industry ( see screenshot below of a google search results for software developer jobs in Nigeria ). Let’s work with you to bring you to competence in our next coding boot camp by completing our assessment form on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply
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| Programming › Re: Moat Academy Demo Day: Participants Unveil Apps Tackling Real-world Issues by moatacad(op): 10:25am On Apr 15, 2025 |
Domainer1999:We have existed for more than 8 years and have groomed software talents that have gone to work for companies in Nigeria and abroad. We are celebrating our participants that have put in the effort to turn their ideas into products. Please, no negatives; encourage them! 2 Likes |
| Programming › Moat Academy Demo Day: Participants Unveil Apps Tackling Real-world Issues by moatacad(op): 9:06am On Apr 15, 2025 |
Today, we celebrate the participants in our ongoing coding boot camp (Cohort 30), which began on January 13, 2025, for their hard work and devotion.Sponsored Post 3 Likes
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| Programming › An Interview With Moat Academy's Alumnus, Blessing, Now A Process Automation Dev by moatacad(op): 2:22pm On Apr 14, 2025 |
"I currently utilize some of the concepts learnt during the boot camp from working with PHP and integrating APIs to develop and automate workflows."- Blessing ( one of the cohort members from our last concluded boot camp ) Can we meet you? My name is Blessing Iyobosa, a results-driven graduate of Mechanical Engineering. What were you doing before coming to Moat Academy? I worked as a reporting analyst. What is the name of your current company and role? I currently work in the Applications development Unit as a Process Automation Developer/Engineer in a Financial Institution. What exactly do you want to achieve with the software development skills? I want to use my software development skills to solve real-world and business problems by building digital solutions that are efficient, user-friendly, and scalable. Why did you choose Moat Academy for Developers? Three reasons: Track record of results, affordability and a recommendation. Moat Academy has a track record of developers it has trained over the years with various projects being developed at the end of the 13 weeks boot camp. I needed a place that would accelerate my progress and be able to come up with result(project) that will make me utilize tech stacks. Moat Academy is top quality/value when you compare it to the boot camp fee. These reasons made me choose Moat Academy. How have things changed for you since gaining software development skills? I am confident about my JavaScript skills because that was my ‘last bus-stop’ after completing HTML & CSS while trying self-learning. The academy has a unique and structured way of teaching which makes you understand concepts easily. It helped me go beyond just understanding syntax, just being a mere programmer to actually building meaningful full stack solutions. What was your biggest fear before coming to Moat Academy and what do you feel about it now? Will I actually be able to come up with a project or build a working application? Not just mere programming but putting all programming concepts together to come up with a working application. How possible was it within a short period of time? That was the biggest doubt I had, but after going through the Academy’s hands-on and well-structured approach, that doubt was eradicated. I now feel more confident, especially in my ability to break down problems and build functional solutions from scratch. How will you describe your experience in Moat Academy? It was a challenging yet transformative experience. Transformative in the sense that I came in as one with just basic knowledge of HTML and CSS and left being a Full stack web developer. What captured my attention was the standard training facility and environment the first day I stepped in. I met well-experienced tutors who carried the class along. I must commend the tutors as it not really that easy to teach and impact knowledge. I also got to meet and work with brilliant and smart minds as well. What have you been able to achieve with the training? I have been able to come up with web applications built from scratch and launch my self into the tech space. Moat has set the foundation. Can you share your experiences with us since you graduated from Moat Academy? Thus far, it has been a nice experience. I have written some tech assessments and gone though some interviews. I currently utilize some of the concepts learnt during the boot camp from working with PHP and integrating APIs to develop and automate workflows. What advice do you have for those coming into Moat Academy? Have the mindset that I am here for serious business and I must leave with a result. Do not miss classes or take classes with laxity because you might find yourself lagging behind. Practice, Practice, Practice what was taught in class because that is the only way you can get used to new concepts. Don’t stress yourself with external videos or resources during the course of the boot camp. Be active and participate in the leadership session. Be ready to learn and put in the best effort. Where do you see yourself in 5 years? A lead software Engineer. [center]When you are thinking of accelerating your career path in the Software development Industry, think Moat Academy[/center] To join our next coding boot camp, apply by completing our assessment form on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply
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| Jobs/Vacancies › Apprenticeship: A Key That Ignites Software Development Career by moatacad(op): 5:25pm On Apr 12, 2025 |
Are You Prepared for an Apprenticeship Journey? When Moat Academy ( https://moatacademy.com )was birthed, the plan of our faculty members was to replicate themselves in our Participants… And that is the power of Apprenticeship! A job seeker needs to get industry experience to perform better at the workplace. Such trainings give a huge experience in making their career a success. It is also important to choose the right path of training whether it is apprenticeship or internship to increase one’s employability. An apprenticeship is the practice of assigning a novice to learn a trade under the direction of an expert ( Master); as an apprentice, you’re in the trenches alongside the veterans to gain in-depth experience in a specific field. It consists of a combination of hands-on experience and classroom education. Under an apprenticeship model, you work alongside experts and doing what they do, you learn to solve challenges in a real-world context, working both creatively and effectively. In respect of the guild system, becoming a master craftsman took years of hard work. You had to pass through these stages : Apprentice : This is the first step in learning a trade. You learn and work with a master. You usually don’t earn any money and your family had to pay the master to take you on. In this stage, your focus is inwards. Your goal is not only to grow your skills and yourself but also to learn how to learn. You should be like a sponge, to soak up as much knowledge as possible. Journeyman : Once you had finished your apprenticeship you could earn money. Then you would be called journeyman. Sometimes you had to travel around to find work. Like the apprentice, the journeyman still maintaining an inward focus to learn and grow in their craft. And yet, add another focus of building an ever-larger portfolio of applications that demonstrates his progress in the craft. Master: As proof of your skill, you often had to make a masterpiece; eventually you might join a guild as a master craftsman. In short, masters view the acquisition, usage and sharing of superior skill as the most important part of being a software craftsman. At Moat Academy, you learn from the likes of Abiola: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyFwYGcyAfQ Abiola Ilupeju, professional experience spans over 15 years in which she developed various applications among which is a patented software product - Customer Management and Self-Service portal. She holds an M.Sc in Information Security and Privacy, with Distinction from Cardiff University, United Kingdom and B.Sc in Computer Science with Economics from Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife. She is a Certified Information System Auditor (CISA), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), certified in IT Service Management (ITIL), certified in Mobile Forensics as a Cellebrite Certified Operator (CCO) and she is a CertNexus Certified Cyber Secure Coder. She was mentored and trained by the global leader in Cyber Security -Symantec Corporation at their headquarters in California USA. She is passionate about impacting knowledge into others. To join our next coding boot camp , complete our assessment form on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply No wonder with just three months spent at Moat Academy, our participants manifest traits of years of experience having been rubbed off on them and today, they are enjoying accelerated career in the industry! |
| Programming › Apprenticeship: A Key That Ignites Software Development Career by moatacad(op): 4:55pm On Apr 12, 2025*. Modified: 5:23pm On Apr 12, 2025 |
Are You Prepared for an Apprenticeship Journey? When Moat Academy ( https://moatacademy.com )was birthed, the plan of our faculty members was to replicate themselves in our Participants… And that is the power of Apprenticeship! A job seeker needs to get industry experience to perform better at the workplace. Such trainings give a huge experience in making their career a success. It is also important to choose the right path of training whether it is apprenticeship or internship to increase one’s employability. An apprenticeship is the practice of assigning a novice to learn a trade under the direction of an expert ( Master); as an apprentice, you’re in the trenches alongside the veterans to gain in-depth experience in a specific field. It consists of a combination of hands-on experience and classroom education. Under an apprenticeship model, you work alongside experts and doing what they do, you learn to solve challenges in a real-world context, working both creatively and effectively. In respect of the guild system, becoming a master craftsman took years of hard work. You had to pass through these stages : Apprentice : This is the first step in learning a trade. You learn and work with a master. You usually don’t earn any money and your family had to pay the master to take you on. In this stage, your focus is inwards. Your goal is not only to grow your skills and yourself but also to learn how to learn. You should be like a sponge, to soak up as much knowledge as possible. Journeyman : Once you had finished your apprenticeship you could earn money. Then you would be called journeyman. Sometimes you had to travel around to find work. Like the apprentice, the journeyman still maintaining an inward focus to learn and grow in their craft. And yet, add another focus of building an ever-larger portfolio of applications that demonstrates his progress in the craft. Master: As proof of your skill, you often had to make a masterpiece; eventually you might join a guild as a master craftsman. In short, masters view the acquisition, usage and sharing of superior skill as the most important part of being a software craftsman. At Moat Academy, you learn from the likes of Abiola: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyFwYGcyAfQ Abiola Ilupeju, professional experience spans over 15 years in which she developed various applications among which is a patented software product - Customer Management and Self-Service portal. She holds an M.Sc in Information Security and Privacy, with Distinction from Cardiff University, United Kingdom and B.Sc in Computer Science with Economics from Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife. She is a Certified Information System Auditor (CISA), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), certified in IT Service Management (ITIL), certified in Mobile Forensics as a Cellebrite Certified Operator (CCO) and she is a CertNexus Certified Cyber Secure Coder. She was mentored and trained by the global leader in Cyber Security -Symantec Corporation at their headquarters in California USA. She is passionate about impacting knowledge into others. To join our next coding boot camp , complete our assessment form on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply No wonder with just three months spent at Moat Academy, our participants manifest traits of years of experience having been rubbed off on them and today, they are enjoying accelerated career in the industry! |
| Programming › Transforming Waste Into Wealth With Blessing's App by moatacad(op): 12:35pm On Mar 28, 2025*. Modified: 7:54am On Mar 29, 2025 |
Perhaps you can transform major challenges into blessings if your name is Blessing!Sponsored Post 9 Likes 2 Shares
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| Programming › Mentoring, A Game Changer When Learning Software Development by moatacad(op): 5:01pm On Mar 21, 2025 |
The role of mentorship or expert coaching cannot be overemphasized when it comes to competence development and career growth.Sponsored Post 8 Likes 4 Shares
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| Programming › Apply Before 04/21 And Become A Software Developer by moatacad(op): 4:49pm On Mar 14, 2025*. Modified: 9:12am On Mar 15, 2025 |
With over 8 years of existence, Moat Academy ( https://moatacademy.com ) can be said to be a proven and effective way to kick-start one's career in software development and you too can become a software developer this year, 2025 by joining our 31st cohort starting in April 28, 2025.Sponsored Post 7 Likes 2 Shares
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| Programming › Become A Software Developer In The UK by moatacad(op): 8:58am On Jan 17, 2025 |
Is the United Kingdom (UK) your home? Are you aware that if you want to, you can change career to software development? Here are good reasons:[Sponsored Post 5 Likes 4 Shares
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| Programming › Re: Moat Academy: 8 Years Of Nurturing Software Talents by moatacad(op): 7:50pm On Nov 26, 2024 |
Darkjudge24:We are at Allen, Ikeja, Lagos State. You don't need prior knowledge in software development but proficiency in basic computer usage. |
| Programming › Re: Moat Academy: 8 Years Of Nurturing Software Talents by moatacad(op): 7:45pm On Nov 26, 2024 |
OOLUSEG:We don't have provision for accommodation, although we usually have participants from outside Lagos and even outside Nigeria; they handle their logistics and accommodation. |
| Programming › Moat Academy: 8 Years Of Nurturing Software Talents by moatacad(op): 10:06am On Nov 14, 2024 |
Moat Academy for Developers ( https://moatacademy.com ) is a coding boot camp, where an environment has been created to foster rapid growth and high performance for participants to become remarkable software developers even without prior knowledge in software development in the shortest possible time.Sponsored Post 6 Likes
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| Programming › Re: Become A Software Developer, This Ember Months by moatacad(op): 9:33pm On Aug 29, 2024 |
@ Richyfj If you have where to stay in Lagos for the duration of boot camp, you can apply on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply . Already, we have some participants coming from Rivers State for the next coding boot camp starting in September. @ Jerchance Our curriculum has been designed in such a way that doesn't require you to have prior knowledge in software development but we expect our participants to be proficient in the basic use of a computer ( laptop). Thank you. |
| Programming › Re: Become A Software Developer, This Ember Months by moatacad(op): 12:44pm On Aug 29, 2024 |
There are lot of people that have benefited from the boot camp and today, they are enjoying an accelerated career in the software industry. Here are some of our Alumni with their year of graduation from Moat Academy and where they are now: 2017 Fisayo Idowu- Lead,Site Reliability Engineer at Interswitch Group Mariam Omobolanle Adedeji - Senior Application Engineer(backend) · Sourcegraph, UK Aribo Oluwatoba - Software Engineer, Bitso 2018 Mustapha Akinsola, Senior Software Engineer at Equity Bank,Kenya Johannes Tega Oghoro , Senior Business Engineer at A2Z Cloud,UK Sanwoolu Victor - Lead Power Platform Developer at SYKE ,UK 2019 Samuel Ndu - Software Engineer at Stanbic IBTC Sunkanmi Olawuwo - Backend Software Engineer at HBK - Hottinger Brüel & Kjær, UK Praise Adekunle - Software Engineer/Application Support Analyst at MTN Nigeria 2020 Naheemah Adeleke - Frontend Engineer at AgileRL, UK Akindunjoye Tolulope - Frontend Developer, Busha Alexander Adedeji - Full stack developer at Identiko integrated solutions 2021 Motunrayo Ogunyemi -Data Engineer at Bloomberg LP,Uk Segun Aroyehun – Software Engineer at DataMynt, USA Babatunde Stephen Ogundele-Backend / Dev Ops Engineer at Oasis Technologies, USA 2022 Adeitan Abimbola Moses - Backend Developer at CourierPlus Services Nigeria Okediya Samuel – Frontend Engineer at TeamApt Inc Adefisayo Adeniji – Software Engineer at StanbicIBTC 2023 Carrington (Obinna) Abakwe - Software Developer at Zidio Development, India Esese Joshua -Django Developer at TM30 Opeyemi Oduyemi-Frontend Developer at Metoda 2024 Rukayat Jimoh - Fullstack Developer at Uniswitch Taiwo Joshua - Backend developer at CLIQup, Germany Adewale Adegeye - Backend Developer at Uniswitch If you are interested in an accelerated career in software development industry, apply on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply |
| Programming › Re: Become A Software Developer, This Ember Months by moatacad(op): 10:09pm On Aug 23, 2024 |
@Medipharm, please see requested information here: https://moatacademy.com/pages/courses 1 Like 1 Share |
| Programming › Re: Become A Software Developer, This Ember Months by moatacad(op): 3:52pm On Aug 23, 2024 |
@Medipharm: please see some of our past participants: https://moatacademy.com/blog/2022/11/08/alumni-achievement-award-celebrating-our-alumni-as-we-clock-6-years/ . As at today, we have some working in top companies around the world. |
| Programming › Become A Software Developer, This Ember Months by moatacad(op): 11:47am On Aug 23, 2024 |
Make your Ember months (September, October, November and December), "Ember" to Remember.Sponsored Post 8 Likes 1 Share
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| Programming › I’ve Been Able To Secure A Job In Germany And Work On Exciting Projects - Joshua by moatacad(op): 11:40am On Aug 19, 2024*. Modified: 2:46pm On Aug 19, 2024 |
An Interview with Moat Academy's Alumnus , Joshua Taiwo, Now a Software Developer ( Member of Cohort 27) " Gaining software development skills has opened up numerous opportunities for me. I have been able to secure a job in Germany and work on exciting projects, connect with a network of professionals from different part of the world. " -Joshua Joshua was part of our last concluded coding bootcamp (Cohort 27) in May, 2024. Can we meet you? My name is Joshua Taiwo, and I am a Full-stack developer with a passion for creating intuitive and visually appealing web applications. What were you doing before coming to Moat Academy? Before joining Moat Academy, I was exploring different aspects of technology and programming on my own after completing a Frontend development program at an institute. While I had some foundational knowledge, I was seeking a structured program to sharpen my skills and gain the confidence to transition into a professional software development career. What is the name of your current company and role? I am currently working at CLIQup in Germany as a Frontend Developer. My role involves collaborating with a team to design and develop responsive, scalable, and user-friendly web applications. What exactly do you want to achieve with the software development skills? I aim to leverage my software development skills to create solutions that solve real-world problems and improve people's lives. I also hope to contribute to open-source projects and be part of innovative initiatives that push the boundaries of technology. Additionally, my sole aim is to own my company in the technology industry. Why did you choose Moat Academy for Developers? I chose Moat Academy because of its recommendation and its reputation for providing hands-on training and practical experience. The curriculum was aligned with industry needs, and after my research and seeing different testimony from their Alumni, I was confident that the academy would equip me with the necessary skills to excel in the tech industry. How have things changed for you since gaining software development skills? Gaining software development skills has opened up numerous opportunities for me. I have been able to secure a job in Germany and work on exciting projects, connect with a network of professionals from different part of the world. It has been a transformative experience that has significantly accelerated my career. What was your biggest fear before coming to Moat Academy and what do you feel about it now? My biggest fear was whether I could keep up with the pace and complexity of the program, especially when it came to learning backend technology. However, the supportive environment at Moat Academy, combined with the hands-on learning approach, helped me overcome this fear. Looking back, I realize that those challenges were essential for my growth. How will you describe your experience in Moat Academy? My experience at Moat Academy was amazing. The program was rigorous, but it provided me with a solid foundation in both frontend and backend development. The instructors were knowledgeable, and the collaborative projects helped me develop the teamwork skills needed in the industry and also helping make really cool friends. Additionally, the supportive environment made me feel confident in my abilities as a developer. What have you been able to achieve with the training? With the training from Moat Academy, one of my biggest achievements is that i am being able to utilize the backend technology and i have been able to switch easily to use a different technology without difficulty making me realize that i can actually push beyond my limits and explore new possibilities. Can you share your experiences with us since you graduated from Moat Academy? Since graduating, I have been on a remarkable journey. I quickly transitioned into the professional world, applying the skills I learned at Moat Academy to real-world projects. Working in an international environment has been enriching, and I have gained insights into different approaches to software development. What advice do you have for those coming into Moat Academy? My advice would be to stay focused and embrace the challenges. Moat Academy offers a fantastic opportunity to learn, but it is up to you to make the most of it. Be open to collaboration because this has also helped me to be freer and more open to people/colleagues, ask questions, and do not be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. Where do you see yourself in 5 years? In five years, I see myself as a lead developer, heading a team of talented engineers. I also see myself as a prominent tech guru, known for bringing amazing and innovative ideas to life. I plan to establish a strong presence in the tech industry, with the ultimate goal of starting my own company and making a lasting impact. When you are thinking of an accelerating your career path in the Software development Industry, think Moat Academy To be part of our Cohort 29 Coding Boot Camp, apply on https://moatacademy.com/signup/apply 1 Like
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| Programming › Moat Academy Partners Moscow Innovation Agency To Drive Innovation by moatacad(op): 10:33am On Jul 11, 2024 |
On June 29th, 2024 Moat Academy and Moscow Innovation Agency signed a partnership agreement.Sponsored Post 5 Likes 1 Share
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| Programming › Coding Demo Day: Some Web Apps Developed At Moat Academy Coding Boot Camp by moatacad(op): 12:41am On Nov 13, 2023 |
Moat Academy ( https://moatacademy.com/ ) is a software developer hotbed; we have created an environment that fosters rapid growth and high performance to make our participants become remarkable developers within a short period of time even with no prior knowledge of software development.Sponsored Post 2 Likes
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