> Computer programming is highly specialized work; it can't be effectively taught in an intensive program. You must be having a very peculiar view on programmi

> Computer programming is highly specialized work; it can't be effectively taught in an intensive program. You must be having a very peculiar view on programming as an industrial field. The parts that are "highly specialized work" are rare, most of the needs of business are boring gruntwork. Bootcamps don't work -- if they don't work -- not because programming is difficult like rocket science or quantum mechanics, but because bootcamps focus on earning money (more students and more graduates' placements wherever) instead of teaching the craft.