UncleCode is a graduate from the National Organization for Development of Exceptional Talents (NODET). He's also a graduate from the University of Tehran, where he got his degree in Computer Science and Mathematics. He's worked with many software companies as a developer, team leader, and was also a lecturer in different educational institutes and universities. He was a Microsoft trainer and worked remotely with Google on a number of projects. He is a passionate self-learner who's addicted to problem solving! His areas of expertise include Natural Language Processing (NLP), graph theory and social network analysis.

Maysam is a molecular biologist and bioinformatician who is aiming to combine the current trend of research in biology labs with programming and automation. Starting with the AcaPaper project together with Unclecode, they then started the conceptualization of KidoCode with the goal of educating kids and teens with computational thinking as well as equip them with computer programing skills which became one of the most important priorities in facing the future.

In 2013, Unclecode and Maysam formed an R&D company focusing on big data, bioinformatics, and Python programming language. At that time, most of the universities in Malaysia were using Java, C++, and C# for their students, while a world of open source contents are shifting on languages such as Python and changes as big data! They begin to launch dozens of conferences and workshops all around Malaysia for bachelor students to university lecturers to deliver and promote Python programming language and Big Data technologies such as MongoDB to researchers, developers, biologists, and many more. Within 3 years, more than 2,500 participants joined in PyCademy workshops all around Malaysia.

Being the pioneer of advanced Python programming in Malaysia, PyCademy and Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) started providing educational contents for Malaysia lecturers under the Train The Trainer (TTT) program since 2013. That was the kickstart for PyCademy! We started to provide 2 to 3 workshops every month over different universities all around Malaysia such as UPM, UM, UITM, UNI KL (Johor Bahru), UNIMAS (Sarawak) and USM as well as at MDEC department for topics such as Big Data, Python, Data Analysis, and Cloud Computing. We have trained more than 500 lecturers so far.

Being the pioneer of advanced Python programming in Malaysia, PyCademy and Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) started providing educational contents for Malaysia lecturers under the Train The Trainer (TTT) program since 2013. That was the kickstart for PyCademy! We started to provide 2 to 3 workshops every month over different universities all around Malaysia such as UPM, UM, UITM, UNI KL (Johor Bahru), UNIMAS (Sarawak) and USM as well as at MDEC department for topics such as Big Data, Python, Data Analysis, and Cloud Computing. We have trained more than 500 lecturers so far.

On December 2014, the same time that Code.org started their journey on Computer Science Education Week, our founders found the niche of their journey and that is now what we know as KidoCode! After many years of education experience with university students and adults, it was the time to focus on the main part which are the kids and teens. Knowledge economy provides facilities and now we have successful companies like Google who has employees with average age around 26. This means a knowledge worker can start to provide services for the society and the world as young as age 16! In 2016, China and US produced $24 billion revenue from game development and majority of these companies are formed by people from ages 16 to 29.

In 2014, our founders made a research on what is happening in countries like Estonia, UK, Canada, and USA and they found out that many movements to make computer science and computational thinking as a form of a compulsory course from age 7 have been implemented while nothing significant is happening in Asia. It was then they felt the warnings of something which we will later call the Cyber Extinction! To avoid it, they started to form the KidoCode community to train Asian kids and teens with mathematics mixed with programming. The second phase of the training will act as their accelerator and incubator to have dozens of young Asian entrepreneurs. It was a great start for KidoCode.

Our founders started to meet different people to ask for help and support in this meaningful journey. Finally, a group of respectful, passionate, and successful businessmen and women shook their hands with us and understood the necessity of this movement for the future of Asia. They joined and invested in KidoCode and our journey started officially in March 2015 with zero students, a big hope, and ambitious plan!

After conducting a fundraising, we started to work with schools and provided training using the traditional way of face-to-face teaching as a field study and to challenge our new training approaches in math and computer science combined with training. We had more than 100 students at that time coming from different age groups to see the feedback and responses. We are very happy that the result is more than what we expected. Then it was the time to jump into our pre-online education system! A teacher-less smart system where trainers will coach students instead of teaching. A system that provides personalized, individual learning path for every students based on his/her skills and learning pace. Our system was designed, tested, and launched to work for more students.

The beginning happened in a simple coffee shop in Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur, and then we moved to an apartment. We then acquired an 800 sqf office in Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur, after which we had a bigger one in Bangsar. We had another office in Technology Park Malaysia (TPM), and finally in 2015, we moved to our current location in Soho KL, Mont Kiara Solaris. It became our first home while we knew that this will not be the final home. :) We then started our B2C. A great journey with thousands of adventures!

We have few goals from 2016 to the present. First, building a successful business which we achieved in our early years by having a good and positive net income. Second to grow our community which now has 7134

We simply did it! We have a growing community of 7134 students from ages 4 to 18 who know how to code in different programming languages and create their Apps, a great network of parents, and ongoing fundraising for Kidocode’s expansion. Viola! We did it! Not only in economic capital but we were able to form a great and invaluable capital in the form of social capital!

Very soon, we are going to launch our online education system with dozens of gadgets, mobile applications, and video courses focusing on mathematics and computer science which will be available for the whole world! We will provide content materials more than what an average person would need to get a degree. In that phase we are hiring more talents in R&D, media, development, and trainers to come up with interesting contents relying in the outstanding power of KPortal to provide our adaptive learning system for the whole world. Our next ambitious plan is to become the top name in online education system for kids and teens in next 2 years in a global scale. We are also planning to become a global accelerator and incubator for all kids and teens in the world who are aiming to make a change for the future!

We are forming a group of super geek and talented people in science and technology from our current students and engineers to form our R&D group who will develop amazing apps and software's in different areas such as FinTech, Medicine, Technology, and AI. They will focus in providing solutions for complex computational problems to produce better algorithms in computer science.