A little over a year ago I met Neal Sales-Griffin. He came to take a free one-night Ruby course that was being taught at our office. I was in the audience too and Neal was sitting behind me. After the class he introduced himself and we chatted for a bit.
Neal had been trying to learn HTML , CSS, and Rails on his own. He holed up in his house, bought every well-reviewed book on the subject he could find, read them all, and spent countless hours trying to go from no knowledge to just …
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They seem to like working with us as well. Here's what Code Mountain founder Neal Sales-Griffin had to say about us:
Working with Pathfinder was the best thing that could've happened to us during SPARK Chicago. We learned more from Pathfinder in 3 days than I think most do in a year of running a startup. If there's one thing we've taken away from working with them, it's the importance of customer validation. On top of all of this, Pathfinder gave us …