Code made easy for Newbies

#CodeZone is a non-profit organization where volunteer Geeks in Uganda inspire & mentor University freshmen in the Computing world (particularly in Code).

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Our Beliefs

CodeZone is an awesome beginner friendly online coding mentorship platform based in Kampala, Uganda. We believe in a world where everyone can read and write code.

Our Mission is to assist each other through our academic and/or professional journey as we virtually and where possible physically share knowledge and resources in a relatively free, relaxed and exciting manner in order to empower the next generation of Developers that love their career. We do that, by creating educational programs and providing necessary resources in underprivileged areas. We are currently not funded, and therefore we rely entirely on an amazing team of volunteers.

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You can get involved today by becoming a Volunteer or Mentor. Sign up and you will be joining a group of change-makers, a network strong enough to impact positive change in the lives of budding developers.

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Your gift will help equip young people in need with necessary resources, training and education while offering the promise of a brighter future. You can make a difference today by signing up.

Testimonials

What People Say

The inspiration from this organization makes it possible for me to hang on and continue to pursue my career with resilience in this seemingly difficult career of Software Engineering.
Happy Betty
BSE1 – Makerere University

I remain forever grateful. I learn something new from you every day. Thank you for providing me such a strong foundation in programming that could have been confusing.
Herman Schmid
Member – #CodeZone Lite

Our inspiration in this field was mostly drawn from you, I remember way back in 2016 when I joined the university I had a Computer Science year 1 friend at MUST who showed me one of her programming projects and added that she had achieved it from a certain group called the #CodeZone. I joined the #CodeZone and spread the Gospel at KIU where my mates also joined. We have achieved more from the group. Thank you once again Boub!
Timothy Baguma
BCS – Kampala International University

I knew some little C programming which I had taught myself out of love. Together with Boub⁩ and a few other group members, we used to conduct classes from this group. It really helped me a lot because I was forced to learn advanced concepts all by my own for the sake of the group. I even used to prepare study material customized for this group.
Nsubuga Mike
CoCIS – Makerere University

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Bytes & Thoughts
by oumoos
December 7, 2023
And there was a byte. In the previous post, we asked: what is a computer? And how did it come to be? We learned that a computer is a device that can process information using ideas, symbols, rules, and systems. We also saw some examples of how people can use computers to create, communicate, and…
Bytes & Thoughts
by oumoos
November 29, 2023
It All Starts With An Idea Have you ever wondered how computers work? How they can do so many amazing things, from playing games to sending emails, from browsing the web to editing photos, from making music to solving problems? How they can connect us with people all over the world, and even beyond? How…
Google’s Project IDX: A new era of AI-powered app development
by Reagan Mwesigwa
September 14, 2023
Google’s Project IDX is a new browser-based development environment that leverages the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize the way we build apps. It’s still under development, but it has the potential to make app development more accessible, efficient, and productive for everyone. IDX is built on Google Cloud and powered by Codey, a…