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I guess it depends on what you mean by "learn to program". Are you just script hacking, and trying to get something working for a personal project? Are you de
by manglav 13y ago
I guess it depends on what you mean by "learn to program". Are you just script hacking, and trying to get something working for a personal project? Are you delivering code that people have to depend on? Are you trying to sell your skills?
I am doing App Academy, and I think it will be very worth it. It gives you a great network of people in the industry, solid skills and accepted practices, and most likely a job (if you want). It's tough to do all of this on your own in the same amount of time.
- shire 13y agoYou bring up very valid points. I checked out App Academy seems like one of the best bootcamps around I applied and even wrote near perfect Ruby code for their challenge test but got denied. Wish there was a way I could get into App Academy I would be willing to pay.