100k+ New Startup attempts in bitcoin ? (coursera.org)

[Insu Dra]

So today a new course started on coursera.org, they claim to have 100k+ people participating, including me. Little did I know the goal of the course would be to build a bitcoin based crowd funding website for your startup. Part of your grade will be based on how meany bitcoins your project raised.

If there claim off 100k+ is true and just 1% of these make it to the final project that’s still a big number. So all be ready to see a huge amount of new projects popup and people asking for your beloved btc.

https://www.coursera.org/course/startup

There must be some sing ups that read this forum or new people coming on to these forums.
My goal has to do with domain names, namecoin and pgp ... more to come on that.
Are you one of them ? If you are what is your startup about ?

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[StarenseN]

I joined the course some weeks ago and today, what a surprise when reading the course material. It's awsome. It's realy a sweet big news.

Cherry on the cake, it also learn nextgen coding with node.js (& meteor.js framework I think).

[stuckprocess]

Thank you posting this, I may have not have seen it otherwise.

[Matthew N. Wright]

This cracks me up.

"Unit 6, Lesson 9: Lending subforum challenge"

[ScriptGadget]

This looks like alot of fun. I had been interested in node.js, but haven't had a project for it. I also apparently need alot of help in my market research.

[atomium]

this is super cool!

[Insu Dra]

This cracks me up.
"Unit 6, Lesson 9: Lending subforum challenge"

You found that in 1984 text book ?
Loans are so old school

[ScriptGadget]

More info on the course:

Guest lecturers from top Silicon Valley startups (including Uber, Coinbase, Meteor, Square, Stripe, AirBnb, Twilio, Taskrabbit, Judicata, Counsyl, Twitter, and Asana) will bring these concepts to life with real engineering problems from their work.