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If I'm a recent graduate (non CS major) and I have been learning JavaScript since last September.. should I join a bootcamp to become a frontend developer or is
by sirkong 10y ago
If I'm a recent graduate (non CS major) and I have been learning JavaScript since last September.. should I join a bootcamp to become a frontend developer or is there a better path? I taught myself everything and now I use AngularJS and NodeJS. Half way trough a web app and will deploy it on Heroku to get some feedback. But I don't think I'm job ready yet since I don't know the best practices or how to write cleaner code. I thought about bootcamps, but people have very different views on them. I graduated from a top 10 business schools with latin honor. Took a few programming classes and really liked them. So I want to become a frontend developer even though I don't have a CS degree.
What should be my next steps? Or which bootcamp should I go for?
- taternuts 10y agoI'd recommend continuing what you're doing and getting your web app deployed and up on github. Then re-work your resume to include your github, and highlight the programming courses you took in college and start interviewing for junior developer positions.