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> Because C is not the right tool for 95% of the jobs the coding bootcamp crowd will be asked to solve. I'm curious about this point. Are the large majority of
by sndean 10y ago
> Because C is not the right tool for 95% of the jobs the coding bootcamp crowd will be asked to solve.
I'm curious about this point. Are the large majority of coding bootcamps teaching JavaScript and Ruby because of the number of jobs available in that market? Would anyone (hopefully, the bootcampers) benefit if there were a bootcamp teaching C?
- shubb 10y agoC is largely used for embedded / engineering / systems work. That work largely gets done at engineering companies that also employe mechanical and structural engineers. They like degrees and apprenticeships as routes to entry - the coding camp crowd might be able to find an equivalent apprenticeship and grow out of that into engineering work. But they won't recruit to an engineering role out of a bootcamp.