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High School Student Uses his Coding Skills for Good

September 13, 2018
Jonathan Daniel used his coding skills to help out his local food bank when he noticed the record keeping system was outdated. The current high school senior joins Cheddar to discuss his app TEFAP Tracker, why he thinks everyone should learn to code, and what his hopes are after he graduates high school.
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