It definitely matters what bootcamp and what the devs backgrounds were before the bootcamp. But I'm also curious what kind of work they struggled with. For ins

It definitely matters what bootcamp and what the devs backgrounds were before the bootcamp. But I'm also curious what kind of work they struggled with. For instance so much work is getting data from a form or API, doing something with it and rendering HTML (styled by CSS and maybe adding some jQuery to polish the UI) that I wonder how much advantage a CS major has over someone who is not a CS major but is a good analytical thinker (like an English major who plays chess or an analytical philosopher). Good analytical thinking is not exclusive to CS or to STEM. I don't think CS majors have a big advantage over your typical good analytical thinker until you get to large scale applications where N is huge.