Spartans

A team of elicit minds.

The team spartan is populated by kind souls, brilliant minds and an opportunity to be world class developers. Emmanuel Allan(Max the stranger), He goes by the slogan “I am just a user, the dealer is the victim”.He believes that the one who suffers the consequence of user’s mistakes are the dealers, hence making them the victim. Well, I am still thinking about it, maybe you should too. His User interface design is both thorough and user-friendly. Being a self-taught programmer, his will, and determination to learn should be adopted all across the universe.Not afraid to start over and make mistakes in the process makes him a great programmer.

Daniel Mutuba.I am at a loss for words. His ability to seek clarity and feedback on the work he has done is simply beautiful. He is the kind of learner who would refuse to quit from video call if he has not understood the scope of what is expected of him. He promptly responds to his teammates' outputs and gives kind and timely reviews, which come in handy when you are on the receiving end. Honest and good code being an unspoken mantra he chants.

Anthony Kavoo is in a recursive state of learning, he does not settle always aiming to be better, in his own words “I didn’t come this far to be this far”.He his grammatical prowess was useful in reviewing our blog posts. A walking talking programmer with a sprinkle of Grammarly.

Gidraff is our learning facilitator he has proved to be a genuinely nice person. He takes his time to give feedback after a thorough review.

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