Given the stacks at BigCorps (at least here in Chicago), I would say "it depends". Working in an enterprise environment where everything is older and battle-tes

Given the stacks at BigCorps (at least here in Chicago), I would say "it depends". Working in an enterprise environment where everything is older and battle-tested, probably not, given most of the camps gloss clean over the details, opting for training against the MEAN stack or variants thereof as far as front-end options go, that would enable someone coming out of these camps to hit the ground running. It'll be an interesting observation to see if that comes to pass, but insofar as I'm concerned, they're training front-end students for startups building platforms.