Johannes Berger was 14 when he first came into contact with programming at school. At the time he bought a book to learn more about it. But the book didn\u2019t make it any easier to get into the subject. Later on, he noticed during his computer science studies that many of his fellow students also had difficulties. Berger recalls that the courses offered at the university were far from practical. At the same time, he spent a lot of time using social media while on public transport. He figured that his time could be used much more sensibly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It was during his studies that he came up with the idea of teaching programming using an app. In an interactive way and having fun doing it. By 2016, this idea had evolved into the start-up company Mimo<\/a>, which he now runs together with the three other co-founders.<\/p>\n\n\n\n