I certainly would. I don't have a degree either. I've been working in the industry for over 20 years now; nobody cares what I was doing or not doing in the '90s

I certainly would. I don't have a degree either. I've been working in the industry for over 20 years now; nobody cares what I was doing or not doing in the '90s. It is probably harder to get in the door now than it was when I started, but my experience has been that if you know how to code, you want to keep coding, you know how to learn, and you want to keep learning as you go, lack of formal certification will not be an obstacle to your career development. A degree gets you the first job, and experience gets you all the jobs after that. If you can get in and show that you know what you're doing, you can build from there and it doesn't matter how you started. It sounds like you may already have jumped that hurdle.