Building Colorado Developers

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A Denver-based immersive curriculum called G‑School already graduates 23 professional developers from its first class, keeps about 12 in Colorado, and places alumni at local companies; organizers are forming a nonprofit to seek vocational accreditation so graduates can access federal student loans and VA funding. The plan scales into a Turing School of Software and Design that aims to graduate 112 developers in year one and 168 in year two, positioning it above Colorado School of Mines output.

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