3. The camp is Ruby (RoR) centric, although you're correct in assuming the curriculum includes a strong JS component (from the materials I've seen). I was mostl

3. The camp is Ruby (RoR) centric, although you're correct in assuming the curriculum includes a strong JS component (from the materials I've seen). I was mostly interested in the idea of learning another language concurrently for the possibility that it would illuminate important general principles in development/CS, but yeah, I think you're right that whatever I'm taught should be my principal focus. 4. I agree. It's interesting, I would never utter (or write) the words "entry-level journalist" or "upstart writer", etc., but something about this new technical domain made it feel as if I should advertise my inexperience. Thanks for the wisdom!