4 ms·
Sure, but considering that an average salary in SF is 80-90k, seems like an investment worth making if they can deliver what they promise. Especially when compa
by justinmares 13y ago
Sure, but considering that an average salary in SF is 80-90k, seems like an investment worth making if they can deliver what they promise. Especially when compared against the cost of a 4 year CS education.
- UK-AL 13y agoI don't like dev bootcamps. I think they produce people who know specific things like web dev with ruby or iOS development. They are like the java schools spolsky warned us about. I think the best developers are generally educated in cs.
- michaelochurch 13y agoI agree. My worry is about the long term; what happens when they stop leading to $90k salaries because there are too many people coming out of them? Who does the accreditation? The four-year university education may be a dinosaur, but that system had sound reasons (one can debate whether those are "good") for limiting admissions.