Code bootcamps have become the modern ITT and Phoenix Universities. Seriously, you DO NOT need to go to a bootcamp. When I hire and someone tells me they're fro

Code bootcamps have become the modern ITT and Phoenix Universities. Seriously, you DO NOT need to go to a bootcamp. When I hire and someone tells me they're from some "prestigious" bootcamp, do they expect me to believe they've become awesome by going through one? What did you do until bootcamp? Show me you had initiative on personal projects. Show me non-trivial projects on Github. Show me pull requests that you can read and understand other people's code. Show me submitted issues that you diagnosed a bug and gave enough information for another developer to reproduce it. Github tells me a lot more about you than graduating from a bootcamp.