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Frequently asked questions
What is Hebbale Academy's HAWCC platform?
- Collaborative Project Development: Supports academic projects, proof-of-concepts (POCs), and R&D initiatives, fostering teamwork and innovation.
- Cloud-First Hackathons: Offers a comprehensive preparation platform for hackathons, aiding talent identification and skill development.
- Skilling, Prep & Practice Labs: Enables immersive, hands-on, project based tech skilling using cloud-first principles across leading platforms like AWS, Azure, and GCP. Prep & practice labs are available across multiple programming languages.
For whom is the HAWCC platform designed, and how does it assist its target users and communities?
The HAWCC platform is designed for students, educators, and businesses striving to thrive in a cloud-first and Agentic AI-driven world. With the rise of Agentic AI and cloud-native services, application development has significantly evolved. As enterprises and startups increasingly adopt these modern technologies, there is a growing demand for developers and tech professionals with hands-on expertise in these areas. As a result, a solid grasp of cloud-first principles, combined with foundational skills for building AI agents, is becoming increasingly essential for developer employability.
For students, HAWCC offers a flexible environment to code from home or any remote location, minimizing the need for costly labs and hardware. It connects learners with industry mentors to help them build real-world applications. Educators benefit from a hands-on skilling platform that enables them to guide students through projects and assess their competencies.
Overall, HAWCC bridges the gap between traditional education and modern industry demands, empowering learners to succeed in today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape. Businesses also leverage HAWCC to access job-ready talent skilled in cloud-native technologies and Agentic AI, and to foster innovation through collaborative projects and proof-of-concepts (POCs).
How is HAWCC platform different from other PaaS and SaaS Edtech platforms?
The HAWCC platform sets itself apart by offering an open-source, cloud-based VS Code IDE, pre-integrated with essential tools, libraries, and resources for seamless software development. A standout feature is its integrated cloud sandboxes for leading public clouds like AWS, Azure, and GCP, enabling users to build, test, and deploy applications effortlessly.
Unlike other platforms, HAWCC not only supports a wide range of programming languages and frameworks but also empowers users to build AI agents and develop full-stack applications rooted in cloud-first principles. This approach ensures optimal performance, cost-effectiveness, scalability, security, and collaboration—making it an ideal choice for developers, institutions, and startups alike.
HAWCC is also the only PaaS & SaaS platform uniquely positioned to connect diverse objectives such as tech skilling, collaborative college projects, research initiatives, corporate prototypes, academic spin-offs, student entrepreneurship, and talent acquisition. By bridging these domains, HAWCC delivers an unparalleled ecosystem for innovation and growth.
How can academic institutions leverage the HAWCC platform?
The HAWCC platform offers subscription-based access to practice labs and resources for tech project development. Additionally, HAWCC can be used to build industry-grade projects that involve AI agents. Faculty members can choose to use curated project scenarios provided by Hebbale Academy or create their own custom material for project-based learning and hands-on tech skilling.
Its collaboration tools enable students to work on shared codebases, while faculty can remotely access the same projects for effective mentoring and assessment. This streamlined integration ensures a hands-on, industry-relevant learning experience.
When there are free tools like ChatGPT for giving codes, how could HAWCC platform add value to academic institutions and student developers?
In today's fast-evolving tech landscape, tools like ChatGPT provide developers with quick access to code snippets. However, to effectively utilize these tools, students and developers need comprehensive tech skills to ask the right questions, a competency known as prompt engineering. Simply put, the ability to logically integrate code from various sources like ChatGPT into cohesive solutions using cloud-first principles to address business challenges is a vital skill in the tech industry. The HAWCC platform provides a skilling and project development environment for student developers to build these essential skills through hands-on practice.
In real-world software development, collaboration and tools like source code control and task management are crucial for smooth project execution. Yet, many students lack exposure to these tools, as they are rarely taught in traditional academic settings. This gap leaves students underprepared for industry roles. The HAWCC platform addresses this issue by offering access to industry-grade tools and processes, enabling students to collaborate on tech projects, practice professional workflows, and prepare for employment in the tech industry. By combining technical, collaborative, and process knowledge, HAWCC equips students to succeed as developers in modern tech environments.
How can corporations leverage the HAWCC platform?
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How does HAWCC platform differ from GitHub Codespaces?
GitHub Codespaces is a cloud-based IDE linked to GitHub repositories, requiring a GitHub account. It provides a virtual machine with pre-configured CPU and storage but does not offer isolated cloud sandboxes for development on public clouds like AWS, Azure, or GCP.
In contrast, the HAWCC platform offers integrated cloud sandboxes for AWS, Azure, and GCP, along with a cloud IDE that supports any repository. Designed for hands-on coding and skill-building, HAWCC focuses on real-world problem-solving using cloud first principles across programming languages. It supports academic and POC projects by enabling faculty and mentors to collaborate, validate, and assess students' work remotely. HAWCC also integrates source control, task management, and workflow tools within its teamzhive environment, helping students develop skills for industry-style project development. Additionally, faculty can create tech projects with custom boilerplate code, guide students through instructions, code snippets, and comments, mentor them to complete the code, and assess the final project.
What are the system requirements for using HAWCC?
Processor : Intel Celeron Dual Core
RAM : 4GB or above
OS : Mac | Windows | Linux | ChromeOS
Browser : Google Chrome
Internet Speed : 8 Mbps (reliable) or above
Form Factor : Laptop | Desktop
Does Hebbale Academy offer tech skilling programs?
Who should take Hebbale Academy’s programs?
- College students aspiring to become full-stack developers with hands-on cloud and coding skills combined.
- Institutions integrating hands-on cloud and coding skills into their curriculum for higher-order job roles.
- Corporates looking to upskill employees in full-stack development and cloud technologies.
- Tech industry aspirants seeking to advance their careers through skill enhancement.
- Diploma and community college students aiming to build strong hands-on tech foundation for their careers.
- Anyone looking to develop or refresh coding and cloud skills for professional growth.
Is Hebbale Academy a MOOC? How is it different from other online programs aimed at upskilling students and professionals in coding?
How are Hebbale Academy’s programs different from AWS, Azure, or GCP certifications?
How are Hebbale Academy’s Cloud-first Hackathons different from other Hackathons?