The main Idea is the following:- In India final year of the education as per University syllabus concern , student need to have industrial training. And the sack of the certificate, due to less number of perfect education they stuck in greedy consultant. Who's giving certificate and takes money from the student without any proper training. I learn a lot from Google code University and Topcoder arena. Even my learning python and java credit goes to them. Most of the follower just learn process which does'nt match with the proper process of project life cycle. So i got the IDEA to build such system like topcoder arena < www.topcoder.com/tc>. for the student and setup a education and zero hierarchy project management system using ranking Model. Google build many project contributed by the student in Google code university. Many of the Idea is spreading in the developer but due to lake of proper training and system they could not able to build. Since Web2py is open source project and need to expanded further by the open source contributor. If we start giving training on web development using web2py ,python ,and other technology. We could make following things. 1. web2py university 2. Large project contribution 3. Optimize and Elegant Design 4. Open project development for the market and client 5. Job portal database. 6. Proper documentation ,content writing, and technical writing.
In My company zero-group.com, i have many resume asking for training.But while interview i have seen many of them not a tall aware of technology in proper manner. A part from that i mat with many people with their beautiful Idea to implement. Through Web2py interview we can achieve these goal in short time. Please correct me if i am wrong. Ramkrishan Bhatt www.zero-group.com +917597087495 Thanks and regards Ramkrishan Bhatt 9972851368 On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 2:21 AM, Alan Etkin <[email protected]> wrote: > > I have thought to implement this task for the building and filtering the > > perfect candidates on web technology > > Would you please clarify that line?. I can't get the central idea of > the message.
