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"scratch the surface of programming, which nonetheless equips you for real world jobs" could possibly be fair to say about a bootcamp. It certainly filled a cer
by ludamad 6y ago
"scratch the surface of programming, which nonetheless equips you for real world jobs" could possibly be fair to say about a bootcamp. It certainly filled a certain demand, although one has to wonder if better software won't just eat 4 month configuration++ bootcamps
- seibelj 6y agoI think a better use of coding boot camps would be to go deep in a very specific DSL. Like learn how to do Salesforce or Excel programming deeply. A lot of companies actually need this to improve processes, and restricted environments reduce the cognitive load a novice needs to become productive.