We focus on

open source

The crowd has a blast while working with all sorts of open-source technologies and ultimately learn how to master DotKernel, a PSR-7 Middleware Application collection that Apidemia has developed over the course of the past ten years.

You acquire

production level experiences

The Academy culminates with a final project where the interns are divided into small teams and get the chance to work on different projects that simulate a genuine experience of writing code in production.

We have

open discussions

Amongst this year's choices, we have light versions of Facebook, SoundCloud, Reddit, and others which steer up nerdy questions and exciting discussions with their professor. But ultimately, it's all in the name of learning the best practices of software development, which later on the interns will apply on projects in production.

But in the end, what matters most is that everyone has a fantastic time and enjoys every bit of Apidemia's informal Tech Academy.