"We are not just a coding team; we are a family dedicated to nurturing the next generation of tech wizards," Saiasmi Gupta proclaimed, encapsulating the spirit of their mission. "Our aim is to empower every young mind to unlock their potential in the world of coding."
Saion Gupta, highlighted the creation of an upgraded version of the popular word-guessing game, Wordle. "The development of the enhanced Wordle app has been a thrilling milestone in our coding endeavors," he shared, alluding to the app's commercial viability.
Their captivating narrative took the audience through their initial foray into the world of programming, guided by their father, Sandeep Gupta, a seasoned Computer Engineer from Delhi College of Engineering. Saiasmi shared her early struggles and triumphs in learning Python, recounting the joy of coding her first calculator application. "Despite the challenges, my passion and determination kept me going," she recalled, her eyes shining with determination.
Saion's journey culminated in his remarkable entry into the Guinness World Records, a testament to his unwavering dedication and the transformative power of coding in shaping young minds. "Guinness has opened up a whole new world of opportunities for me," he beamed, "and now, I aim to pass on the coding torch to the next generation of coding wizards."
Their collaborative efforts culminated in the establishment of 10xCoderKids, a platform designed to nurture young coding enthusiasts and foster a passion for technology and innovation. "We believe that every child should have the opportunity to learn and enjoy coding," Saiasmi emphasized, her voice brimming with conviction.
The GITEX Global DevSlam served as a dynamic platform for the convergence of tech enthusiasts and industry leaders, fostering an environment of innovation and collaboration. The Gupta siblings' inspirational talk and interactive session served as a beacon of hope and encouragement, igniting the spirit of innovation and creativity in the hearts of the next generation of tech enthusiasts.
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