Founder Stories Vol 05. with Pat Brown of Query Law

This article is pitched at people who would like to learn how to code but know nothing about computers. That was my level of proficiency when I started to learn so I know what it's like. Most software developers learn to code very early as kids or teens. When you ask them how they learned, you tend to hear things like "I just messed around" or "I don't know really, I just started building stuff". Not that useful to someone with limited time. Another problem you run into is that many in-web-browser courses on the Internet tend to teach you a language (like JavaScript), but nothing about how to actually start to implement code. I suppose you could say that this article is about what you should know before you start to learn to code, so you're in the best position to learn.

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From a lawyer to a software developer: Career journey of Pat Brown, Principal Lawyer/Software Developer at Query Law

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This week, Silicon Beach Australia sat down with Patrick Brown from Query Law and talked on how to improve and simplify some documentation processes by making them automated.

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Patrick shared a story about how he started his career as a lawyer and turned into an obsessed coder with a clear idea of using computers as much as possible.

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By being a recent member of the Silicon Beach community, he has already learned some tips on how to be non-technical with a technical topic – explaining his project in simple terms.

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Query Law understands that legal is a tough game. The capability they offer is sophisticated high-quality documents within only 2 hours of clients telling them what they need.

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If you've gotten through the above and you'd like more advice, feel free to get in touch via this link.

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