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I feel the idea of coding "bootcamps" is incomplete. Military training doesn't stop at bootcamp- it's just the beginning. Everyone in the military starts in boo
by badloginagain 9y ago
I feel the idea of coding "bootcamps" is incomplete. Military training doesn't stop at bootcamp- it's just the beginning. Everyone in the military starts in bootcamp, but move on to more specialized skills and a different level of training.
Coding bootcamps are an incomplete idea. You need a program that takes you from Bootcamp to the coding equivalent of Navy Seals, and everything in between. And just as in the metaphor, for the 100 in bootcamp, maybe 1 makes it to the Seals- through years of training and real world experience.
- sdenton4 9y agoThe bootcamp is followed by years of hands on experience at an actual job. Which, hopefully, has good opportunities learning and mentorship within it's own ecosystem. (Meanwhile, there are a handful of Stanfords cranking out what are supposed to be the Navy seals, and not meeting demand...)
- matthew349hall 9y agoTrue