Co-Founder, Seun Awoyele says DevCentre is sort of an experiment to “foster visibility among Nigerian developers”. DevCentre is completely self-funded. Awoleye is joined by fellow Co-Founders, Akin Falomo (Project Manager), Kolawole Balogun (Developer) and Ope Aikomo (Designer).
They are currently looking for Developers and Designers to join the team. You can shoot them an email at [email protected]
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DevCenter is an online platform with the ambitious aim of helping Nigerian developers stay up-to-date with the happenings within ecosystem. DevCentre is not the first online platform in with such altruistic propositions that go against the Nigerian tendency to hoard information – NaiDev got there first. But while NaiDev looks and feels like an exact clone of Stack Exchange, DevCentre seems more like a mash-up of Stack Exchange, Product hunt and Elance. Developers can share projects and products they are working on, exchange ideas and experiences and even outsource whatever is too hard for them.
Co-Founder, Seun Awoyele says DevCentre is sort of an experiment to “foster visibility among Nigerian developers”. DevCentre is completely self-funded. Awoleye is joined by fellow Co-Founders, Akin Falomo (Project Manager), Kolawole Balogun (Developer) and Ope Aikomo (Designer).
They are currently looking for Developers and Designers to join the team. You can shoot them an email at [email protected]
Photo Credit: hjl via Compfight cc
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