University students in Delaware have been crunching some computer code this weekend to help create apps, websites and tech tools for local nonprofits.
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The News Journal reports this was the second Code for Good Challenge. It's part of a program created by J.P. Morgan Chase that connects nonprofits with college students who have programming skills.
One project's goal was to create a new website for the Milford Housing Development Authority to overhaul how clients apply for assistance.
The group provides free emergency repairs to homes and helps low-income families build houses. The students' challenge was to create a streamlined application process online.
Students say they get real-world experience and have fun at the same time. University of Delaware student Michael Bailey says it's a good way to apply skills.
