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But you probably knew that is was something to consider. And weren't told that you are basically a full fledged developer after a 3 month web dev course and aft
by Double_a_92 8y ago
But you probably knew that is was something to consider. And weren't told that you are basically a full fledged developer after a 3 month web dev course and after reading "cracking the coding interview". The Dunning–Kruger effect is heavily at work there.
- pavel_lishin 8y agoI'm not the person you responded to, but not really. My college courses - admittedly as a Computer Science major, not Software Engineering - were laughably lacking any practical education. The closest we had was one group project, and we didn't even learn about things like version control. Security? Forget it. I've never gone to a bootcamp, but I'd wager that they at least mention security in their classes. College was the equivalent of the PHP documentation that had incredibly insecure examples that people "learned" from.