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> based on the people I'm seeing leave bootcamps Someone who has only attended a bootcamp cannot really be considered a 'professional software dev'...
by mytailorisrich 4y ago
> based on the people I'm seeing leave bootcamps
Someone who has only attended a bootcamp cannot really be considered a 'professional software dev'...
- smcn 4y agoThese are people who have gotten jobs and are being paid for it. I only encountered the ones good enough to have passed interviews at companies.
- mytailorisrich 4y agoI'm sure that people can get paid to code simple, well defined stuff in a very high-level language/script without formal training but "professional software dev" implies a level of knowledge and competency that is far beyond knowing how many bits are in a byte, which frankly is "teenager interested in computers" level of basic knowledge. In fact, IMHO a professional software dev will be reasonably proficient in binary and powers of two in general as a matter of basic knowledge.