From the article linked on the github site: > "While the path to becoming a software engineer used to involve going to college and majoring in computer science

From the article linked on the github site: > "While the path to becoming a software engineer used to involve going to college and majoring in computer science, now candidates for engineering jobs also include autodidacts who taught themselves how to code and graduates of coding bootcamps, which teach web development fundamentals in a shortened period of time. This means non-traditional candidates can get a foothold in the industry without following a traditional path — but it doesn’t matter if they can’t get hired because of a fixation on memorizing trivia." So now a computer science education is "trivia" and a one-month web development bootcamp is equivalent?