The Best Online Coding Bootcamps Of 2023

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Join in this coding bootcamps brought me be better programmer. I'm not just learn how to code, but more. Such as how to solve problems, how to write program more better, how to manage time while i must accomplish each exercise thats have been given, and more. The best part is when i involved in Real Project. I learn lot how to work with teams, how to manage a project, and obviously made me more confident when work as software engineering.  

I was one of Code Career Academy's first full time students. I had previously been exposed to programming through college. I quickly realized that college was lacking the hands on approach that I wanted. The solution to my problem was Code Career Academy. Their head instructor, Jeff Ammons, is the most knowledge programming teacher I know. The course was properly structured so students had enough time to learn a concept and go hands on. No matter your skill level, Jeff has the ability of adapting to you. Jeff Ammons never lacked an answer to any of my programming questions. He not only answered my questions, he also explained “why”.

After completing the course, it was up to me to use all the skills learned at Code Career Academy. No school or person can guarantee you a job, so it is up to each student to set their own path. I chose to pursue freelance web development, as I searched and interviewed for different development companies. Jeff was very helpful with my job searching. After two months of applying and interviewing for jobs, I landed my first .NET software developer position. I can honestly say I made the perfect choice by choosing Code Career Academy.

Doing the Basecamp data science bootcamp was a gerat decision, because it brought me a long way in the space of only two months and I am so much more confident with data and machine learning now. This is all thanks to the patience and encouragement of Juraj and the other mentors. Topics were taught by experts in their respective fields and were taught in an engaging way. Even though some of the topics were difficult to grasp, Juraj went out of his way to make sure we understood the most important points. I really enjoyed it and I have taken so much away from the experience.

It's been 3 weeks since my graduation. After a little rest I realized how much my life has changed in these 5 months. I can say with confidence that I made the best decision for myself. 

It was an exciting, challenging, inspiring adventure that finally made me fall in love with programming and, I'm sure, captured me for a very long time. 

I’m so happy that I’ve chosen arol.dev. It’s not just a mentorship program (which itself is worth a lot). This place is literally your home for a few months where you are treated as a member of the family. It’s not only about learning programming (and believe me you will learn a lot), it’s also the experience that Arol, Olga and other teachers have in all the different areas of professional life. You will be taught not only how to code, but also a lot of soft skills that will help you in the programming world. 

After finishing the program I’ve been attending a lot of events for students and graduates of different bootcamps and put together a small review for myself with differences between this program and others. In arol.dev you will get: 

• 24/7 support from Arol and team. And I really mean it.
• No homework! You only work in the office (office hours) and all the other time from 8pm to 9am next day you dedicate to rest. The office hours are quite tense but at the same time it’s right enough for you to cover all the material and finish all the projects with teacher’s support. From my side I can say that this point is crucial as you will need to have enough good rest to recharge for the next day.
• A wide range of tech stack from the very basics of programming to deployment. I’ve talked to people asking what they’ve learned in their bootcamps and telling them what I’ve learned. Most people haven’t even heard about Postgres and MongoDB, Docker, Koa, AWS and many other things which we covered with Arol during the course.
• Office and out of office activities with the team. There are always fruit, snacks and good coffee in the office. 3 times a week we went outside for sport sessions, played funny board games together after big assessments or just to relax. The atmosphere is very important and in here as I already said - you are a part of family and you feel it.
• It’s perfect experience to be here in the Barcelona office of arol.dev, but at the same time Arol has his own studio for recording lectures/having zooms for live coding sessions with all the best equipment like mic, camera, lights etc so with all these he makes online students feel like they are right here in the office with us. So it’s perfectly fine to be online part time or even all the time because Arol is very professional in what he does and you will get the same experience as if you were in the office.

To sum it up, the course worth it all (both your money and your time) as you will get much more than you invested.

It is more than a regular Bootcamp, it's a tech community.

I have completed the whole program and I also got a place in a reputed startup with a good salary.
My overall experience was amazing mentors and mentees were very helpful and friendly, we had fun solving problems together and had amazing hackathons, played table tennis, football, trekking, parties like encore, it was more than what you can expect out of Bootcamp and I think the environment is very suitable for doing and learning web development I think the time spent there is worth more than what you will get as end result, believe me, it’s been only a few days and I already miss how much fun I had when I was learning there and maybe even in that time you will fall in love with the process and come out as really good developer.
 

The way we learn here is in a way that you can quickly cover up other languages, frameworks, and technologies within six months.
Even though the course has MERN stack, I currently work with a firm with Ruby on Rails in the backend.

I highly recommend AltCampus to aspiring developers who are willing to put in the effort.