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I would say it depends what you want to do. Do you want to keep learning to get a job at a start up? Do you want to build something and start a start up with a
by hello_newman 14y ago
I would say it depends what you want to do. Do you want to keep learning to get a job at a start up?
Do you want to build something and start a start up with a couple friends?
Do you want to freelance?
If your not sure but love programming, I would say maybe apply to a place to learn some more. Check out:
Appacademy.io
Devbootcamp.com
Catalystclass.com
I'll be at Dev bootcamp in March!
If you want to keep learning ruby I have a good list of prep work geared towards learning ruby that I could email you. It really helped me.
- roseleur 14y agoI'm open for new job opportunities in the data science/business analist field. So basically I'm not looking for a full-time developer job. I do have some project running, so I can apply my newly obtained Ruby skills. Unfortunately I'm not in the position to take a bootcamp, since I have a fulltime job. Thus can't get more time off than 2-3 weeks in a row. I'd love to see your list of prep work, please send it to me. My email is in my profile.
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- tjarmain 14y agoBitmaker Labs is another option, we've had 60+ applicants from 10 countries apply to our first cohort in Toronto: http://bitmakerlabs.com/ http://bitmakerlabs.com/
- bw00d 14y agohello_newman- I would love to get a list of that ruby prep work as well. Thanks bwoodreid@gmail.com