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Aren't bootcamps aimed at people with little to no development experience? Your first dive into a full web stack - regardless of which stack that is - will giv
by bcrosby95 6y ago
Aren't bootcamps aimed at people with little to no development experience? Your first dive into a full web stack - regardless of which stack that is - will give you all sorts of skills that never expire. I consider it like a CS101 but for the web - would you say that CS101 teaches you stuff that expires?
- mcguire 6y agoYes and no. My CS101, CS304P, was taught in Pascal and just involved general, basic programming. It didn't so much expire as was largely irrelevant, except as a foundation for the next round of things: algorithms, data structures, formal math, assembly, machine architecture, and so on; these were then foundations for the rest of the education. Bootcamps are like taking CS101, then saying, "We're done. You can go get a job and pick up the rest as you go along." (Which is of course possible, but only for those who are very dedicated.)