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Find out how one group of people went from zero programming knowledge to going to the United Nations and winning an App Hackathon.

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See how our app training has helped one company go to the United Nations & win an App Hackathon in Armenia
Digital Pomegranate is on a mission to teach app programming in the developing world and selected LiveCode and Gyumri, Armenia to get started. But there was a problem
Problem #1: Almost nobody in the city had any experience and they only had six months to train 20 people to become professional programmers and develop an App Problem #2: They started to use traditional teaching methods which resulted in a 40% drop out rate and only 2 people were able to create apps.
Solution They taught the class how to build the apps that they already had on their phone. All the same concepts were taught but only as they came up in each app. The students could immediately see if they had got it right. The results were incredible. 93% of the students were able to build their own app at the end of the class.
They Learned By Example So will you. The easy way to to learn the App Business is to imitate the pros, build the apps you know and use. We show you how to build the apps you already know and regularly use. Because once you can make these apps, you can make absolutely anything. I have been amazed and surprised with the ease that people who have never programmed before have learned LiveCode myself included, Gayane Ghandilyan, a student of Create It With LiveCode.
Testing out their New Skills Having just completed this course weeks before, the new Digital Pomegranate app developers entered into Hackathon YAN, a contest of programming and innovative ideas primarily sponsored by Microsofts Innovation Center. The contest was hosted at new World Bank sponsored technology center. There were 60 teams from different regions across the country. The teams brought a wide range of projects, including B2B, B2C solutions, games, educational and entertainment platforms. The teams had 24 hours to develop App prototypes and pitch demo versions of their applications. How did the team do?
THEY WON! The most important factor in winning this contest was the ability translate their idea into an app in just 24 hours with LiveCode. The team took a problem that everyone understood - poor economic development of their city and showed how they could improve it. The app was called Walking Tour (for both iOS and Android) and it was aimed at giving small towns and neighborhoods of larger cities the ability to attract tourists away from the traditional destinations by creating walking tours. Another important factor was
Business Matters LiveCode training also teaches Business Matters. In addition to the market analysis, the team came up with a strong business model for the app because they have learned that business is just as important as learning LiveCode. You too will learn how to turn your idea into a business. Everything was right. The team was able to put together and demonstrate an impressive working prototype, together with detailed market analysis. Its all the more impressive when you consider the team only started coding 6 months ago and was up against 60 other teams with a wide range of experience. Guess where they went next
They were even presented to the UN Digital Pomegranate was so successful in educating and creating a team of professional App developers that they were ask to speak to the United Nations. You can now also use the same education program to learn LiveCode and develop your own successful app. View Full Presentation
Well Teach You EVERYTHING You Need to be the Next Winner! This course is the real deal. Well teach you everything you need to build your own app. And well teach you everything about the business of apps. Well show you exactly what it takes to build sustainable revenue from your app. Thanks

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Digital Pomegranate

  • 1. See how our app training has helped one company go to the United Nations & win an App Hackathon in Armenia
  • 2. Digital Pomegranate is on a mission to teach app programming in the developing world and selected LiveCode and Gyumri, Armenia to get started. But there was a problem
  • 3. Problem #1: Almost nobody in the city had any experience and they only had six months to train 20 people to become professional programmers and develop an App Problem #2: They started to use traditional teaching methods which resulted in a 40% drop out rate and only 2 people were able to create apps.
  • 4. Solution They taught the class how to build the apps that they already had on their phone. All the same concepts were taught but only as they came up in each app. The students could immediately see if they had got it right. The results were incredible. 93% of the students were able to build their own app at the end of the class.
  • 5. They Learned By Example So will you. The easy way to to learn the App Business is to imitate the pros, build the apps you know and use. We show you how to build the apps you already know and regularly use. Because once you can make these apps, you can make absolutely anything. I have been amazed and surprised with the ease that people who have never programmed before have learned LiveCode myself included, Gayane Ghandilyan, a student of Create It With LiveCode.
  • 6. Testing out their New Skills Having just completed this course weeks before, the new Digital Pomegranate app developers entered into Hackathon YAN, a contest of programming and innovative ideas primarily sponsored by Microsofts Innovation Center. The contest was hosted at new World Bank sponsored technology center. There were 60 teams from different regions across the country. The teams brought a wide range of projects, including B2B, B2C solutions, games, educational and entertainment platforms. The teams had 24 hours to develop App prototypes and pitch demo versions of their applications. How did the team do?
  • 7. THEY WON! The most important factor in winning this contest was the ability translate their idea into an app in just 24 hours with LiveCode. The team took a problem that everyone understood - poor economic development of their city and showed how they could improve it. The app was called Walking Tour (for both iOS and Android) and it was aimed at giving small towns and neighborhoods of larger cities the ability to attract tourists away from the traditional destinations by creating walking tours. Another important factor was
  • 8. Business Matters LiveCode training also teaches Business Matters. In addition to the market analysis, the team came up with a strong business model for the app because they have learned that business is just as important as learning LiveCode. You too will learn how to turn your idea into a business. Everything was right. The team was able to put together and demonstrate an impressive working prototype, together with detailed market analysis. Its all the more impressive when you consider the team only started coding 6 months ago and was up against 60 other teams with a wide range of experience. Guess where they went next
  • 9. They were even presented to the UN Digital Pomegranate was so successful in educating and creating a team of professional App developers that they were ask to speak to the United Nations. You can now also use the same education program to learn LiveCode and develop your own successful app. View Full Presentation
  • 10. Well Teach You EVERYTHING You Need to be the Next Winner! This course is the real deal. Well teach you everything you need to build your own app. And well teach you everything about the business of apps. Well show you exactly what it takes to build sustainable revenue from your app. Thanks