Hey everyone, and thank you @_jacksmith It’s Leo from Code4Startup. To keep it short, this is a programming series teaching you how to code Ruby on Rails + React Native by building Airbnb platform with a lot of rich and advanced features. This is our most comprehensive and powerful project designed with great experience for analyzing business logic, designing database and programming web and mobile app. ALL-IN-ONE-PLACE. The whole series (nearly 40 hours of video lessons) is divided into 3 projects (Level 1, Level 2 & Level3) => Level 1: Basic functions of Airbnb: Authentication with Email/Facebook, Transactional emails, Room Creating, Photos Uploading AWS S3, Review system => Level 2: Advanced features like: Calendar, Payment + Payout, Revenue Charts, SMS Notifications, Real-time Private Message, Real-time Notification => Level 3: Airbnb Mobile app: API back-ends, Mobile app with simple functions. This real-life approach will help you stay motivated and learn faster with a real purpose of learning: Building something meaningful and useful. Something you are really excited about. Cool. I’m here all day so feel free to ask me anything! Leo

I've been a consumer of Code4Startup lessons more or less, since Leo launched it. His focus on the overall process and the quality of the instruction is what has kept me as a loyal paying customer. Having purchased a number of lessons from C4S to date, I can absolutely support that this is the best one yet. It's a great lesson for someone that wants to go from non-tech to being dangerous enough to get their own MVP off of the ground. You may not be quite ready after your first lesson, but you will start to wrap your head around the necessary concepts required to build a web app with Ruby on Rails. If you already have some technical experience, C4S lessons could be what helps you hit that tipping point. Again, I'm a long time fan and have a great deal of respect for Leo and the C4S team. They're doing great work and turning out a high quality product focused on helping others succeed in their efforts to learn how to build their own web apps or startup.

What is the level/experience required for this class? Do you think a 14yo can handle it?