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Potentially. They're both marketed to the same audience and they're often sold as no upfront cost, which can be really appealing. It's completely anecdotal, bu
by cweagans 7y ago
Potentially. They're both marketed to the same audience and they're often sold as no upfront cost, which can be really appealing.
It's completely anecdotal, but I know several people that have chosen bootcamps over books and they're much happier for it.
- glangdale 7y ago"Learn Python 3 the Hard Way" on Amazon: "68 used and new from $11.95". New it's essentially $18. I have trouble imagining that anyone who might have wanted to learn from a book would have baulked at a <$US20 purchase. There are plenty of people who don't like learning from books, which is fine, and I'm certainly not denying their existence, but those people wouldn't be in Zed's market anyhow.