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Currently I am going through Udacity front end web developer Nanodegree program where I am paying $200/month. Link: https://www.udacity.com/nanodegrees https://

Currently I am going through Udacity front end web developer Nanodegree program where I am paying $200/month. Link: https://www.udacity.com/nanodegrees https://www.udacity.com/nanodegrees I have paid for last three months and will be paying few more months to complete the program. In addition, I am also enrolled to Codecademy Labs (Recently introduced pilot program) where it plans to give us project based practices for 3 months. For this it is a one time payment of $250 which I think it worth after attending one on site class and completing 15 HTML, CSS based sites. So my questions are: What are your credentials? I mean why would I believe you have enough skills/expertise to take me from absolute beginner level to employable position? You have not mentioned anything about that in your post. So I assume you are just testing the water. 2. What is the timeline? How long it will take for you to guide a batch of students or an individual? Udacity is asking for 6-9 months of time (part time effort) and Codecademy Lab is around 3 months. If I find you are skilled enough to guide me and land me a web developer job I would not mind shelling couple of thousand dollars for 2-3 months.

krogers 12y ago
My credentials are simply that I've done this exact thing. I currently work as a web developer and got the job with no degree using only self-taught skills. Timeline I'm not sure. This guide is going to be mostly a short guide to reach as many people as possible, depending on how it does, I may look into a more detailed, larger course and coaching.
- subrat_rout 12y ago
  So basically it will be book/short guide on how to teach both coding and job search skills? As somebody on this thread has said I would doubt about the quality. However I would not mind trying a chapter to assess the quality of the product/service and then buy it.
  - krogers 12y ago
    Yep that's basically it. The main process of the book will be a guide to using existing resources to learn code and in what order, then how to leverage that knowledge into creating a strong portfolio and online presence, and finally using that to contact web development agencies and land a full time job.
    - subrat_rout 12y ago
      Then go for it. Send me a sample chapter as soon as you complete it. My email is in my profile. Good luck.

krogers 12y ago

My credentials are simply that I've done this exact thing. I currently work as a web developer and got the job with no degree using only self-taught skills. Timeline I'm not sure. This guide is going to be mostly a short guide to reach as many people as possible, depending on how it does, I may look into a more detailed, larger course and coaching.

subrat_rout 12y ago
So basically it will be book/short guide on how to teach both coding and job search skills? As somebody on this thread has said I would doubt about the quality. However I would not mind trying a chapter to assess the quality of the product/service and then buy it.
- krogers 12y ago
  Yep that's basically it. The main process of the book will be a guide to using existing resources to learn code and in what order, then how to leverage that knowledge into creating a strong portfolio and online presence, and finally using that to contact web development agencies and land a full time job.
  - subrat_rout 12y ago
    Then go for it. Send me a sample chapter as soon as you complete it. My email is in my profile. Good luck.