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I'd say yes to that in a heartbeat. Thirty days is probably not enough to someone new to programming, but to experienced programmers in various other languages
by Cyberdog 7y ago
I'd say yes to that in a heartbeat. Thirty days is probably not enough to someone new to programming, but to experienced programmers in various other languages it's probably enough to get the basics down and get over the "know just enough to be dangerous" hump.
If these orgs desperate for devs want to put their money where their mouth is and start a program like that, hit me up. Sure.
- jpindar 7y agoSame here.
- JustARandomGuy 7y agoI'd sign up for something like that in a heartbeat. I used to do COBOL, but the problem is that possibilities for advancement are very limited - there's far more jobs available - and promotion pathways - for a Python or Java coder than there is for a COBOL coder. In exchange for a refresher in COBOL and a guaranteed job, yes that is a much better deal.