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Nov 4, 2022 6 min

Seth Lewis - Web Development Cohort 57

from Stories from the Hackery Hosted by Nashville Software School

Seth Lewis graduated with Web Development Cohort 57. When I was 9, I discovered a platform called Scratch that sparked my love for programming. But it wasn't until my cousin told me about NSS that I thought I could realistically make it a profession. After 4 years in the food industry, I knew I wanted something more. Since embarking on my software development journey, NSS has taught me many valuable skills and concepts. It has helped me see how high my potential truly is, and I look forward to tackling what the real world of development has to offer.

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