I don't agree with the cheap freelancer part, but I can understand the nervousness around bootcamps. They teach for the 80% of basic cases that a Jr. Dev will e

I don't agree with the cheap freelancer part, but I can understand the nervousness around bootcamps. They teach for the 80% of basic cases that a Jr. Dev will encounter. This may be good in theory, however, I get very nervous about the 20% of the cases that they have not encountered which require fundamentals to be able to work through. This is just one example. I've seen guys with good fundamentals grab onto new languages and theories very, very quickly because they had a solid foundation. I'm not completely against giving bootcampers an opportunity, but I do have my reservations regarding what I mentioned above and a few others.