Learn CSS at These 511 CSS Bootcamps

Ho scelto il corso Digitazon FullStack Developer, invece di altri sul mercato per la quantita' di ore offerte e il programma sostanzioso.

Infatti se e' difficile avere una preparazione sufficiente in 6 mesi, e' pressoche impossibile in meno tempo.
Personalmente non partivo proprio da 0, ma avevo gia solide basi di programmazione, e questo ha fatto si di avere risultati esponenziali.

L'affiancamento dei docenti, molto preparati e disponibili ha infatti permesso un accrescimento molto rapido delle mie skills.

Il percorso e' difficile, occupa tutta la giornata come una vera scuola e poi ci sono i compiti :)

Sicuramente un ottimo trampolino di lancio per il mondo del lavoro, infatti prima ancora del progetto finale avevo sostenuto 5/6 colloqui e a 2 settimane dalla fine del corso ho firmato il contratto di collaborazione con un azienda.

La formazione ottenuta ma anche il mio impegno personale, tra l'altro mi hanno permesso di entrare gia' con una seniority Middle.

Consiglio il corso?
Assolutamente si, ma con una postilla: non e' un gioco, non va preso alla leggera o passivamente, altrimenti vi ritroverete al punto di partenza, con soldi in meno.
Bisogna impegnarsi, studiare, metterci il cuore per 6 mesi e dopodiche' potrete davvero realizzarvi.

Grazie allo staff Digitazon
Ivan

Linkedin -> Ivan Pellegatta

Decidí hacer el bootcamp en Keepcoding por las recomendaciones de personas del sector y no se equivocaban.
Estoy muy contenta con toda la formación, los profesores y la experiencia que he adquirido durante el bootcamp.
Además también estoy muy contenta con la bolsa de talento. Ofrecen seguimiento, ayuda y mucho material. Acabo de cambiar de trabajo gracias al bootcamp y al trabajo del equipo de la bolsa de talento así que no puedo estar más contenta.

The thing that struck me about The Jump when researching coding bootcamps was the fact that it seemed far more personable than many others. From the first phone call with Rob, I knew that I would be well supported throughout the whole process. It did not disappoint! 
The curriculum provided by The Jump was comprehensive (and challenging) and our instructor was incredible. There is also a great sense of community among the students, which really helps. 
I would highly recommend this course. 

Hello! I graduated from GoIT Academy a few weeks before the end of 2022. I studied the FullStack developer course, which included HTML, CSS, JS, React, and Node. In general, I am very pleased with the training organization; there are many really cool mentors. If you like to learn, have had highly qualified school teachers, and think of them fondly, you may feel the same way after GoIT. I had very qualified teachers; sometimes, it was not easy to pass assignments, and often the mentor would focus on those places where I felt that I had not fully understood something, even though everything seemed to be working properly. This approach encouraged me to go deeper into the material again. Access to learning materials was also well established. There were structured notes and videos that I can use even after the course is over. As a bonus, I also received a series of lessons that were not included in the course, such as TypeScript and React Native. In addition to the teachers, the group was assigned a manager who helped with organizational issues. So, in general, I am very satisfied, the training system is built with high quality and special thanks to the teachers, it is clear that they love their job and are pros.

My experience at Boise Codeworks was amazing! Starting with foundational knowledge and slowly (kind of) scaling into more advanced material, everything in this course flowed very well. We learned HTML, CSS, SCSS, Node.js, Vue.js, C#, MySQL, Agile Methodology, MVC pattern and so much more.

On top of all the topics, without me even noticing at first they also taught us how to code in a clean way and use a lot of best practices. Boise Codeworks doesn't just teach you how to code, it prepares you for your future career. I can't recommend this program enough!

First I just hear my friends just turn his career path to IT industry and I start to find some information about Tecky. After visited them and I decided to apply their course. It's really hard and I can say pain as I have no experience in IT but after I have done what I want to create the project it's hard to just use word to describe how excited. I find a job with not bad salary easily after graduation so I am thankful to have such chance.

Пару лет назад узнала от знакомой, что ее знакомая была филологом, а потом прошла буткэмп и стала веб разработчиком", то есть по сути  - с нуля. Пол года назад я все таки решилась повторить ее судьбу ииии у меня получилось! 
По образованию я технолог пищевых производств, никогда не имела ничего близко общего с IT сферой. 
Через месяц после окончания учебы устроилась на работу, на 120тр (во что я вообще мало верила) и вдохнула с облегчением на новой работе, где нет надоевшей бумажной волокиты, строгих правил и закостеневших в своей сфере начальников. 
Стоит сказать, что учится было очень сложно, каждый день как вызов. Но спасибо преподавателям и другим студентам - я это выдержала и ни о чем не жалею! 

Before I began this 6 month journey, it was tough to conceive how we would learn 'enough' in that relatively short amount of time, to begin a career as a viable coder. While there was an immense amount of material covered, it was done in a very methodical way -- covering the basics of how to think like a computer programmer, as well as running through the fundamental technologies of web development as it currently stands, in an intuitive order that would build on prior units of material. This doesn't go into immense detail for any one technology (not enough time), but it gives you the groundwork upon which to build your technical skills, and links you to a supportive network which will help you build the other (non-technical) pieces of being an attractive job candidate.

Our instructional team was an excellent combination of personalities, both extremely generous with their time and patience. I would take a class with these two (or either one) again if I was looking to.

Make sure you have enough free time carved out (like 20-40 hours a week) so you both don't get too far behind or psychologically 'lose it'! This is an extremely intense 24-week class -- but if you're willing to put the time in -- even if you don't fully 'get it' yet -- you will pass the class. The good news is this isn't graded like a 'weed out' class -- they want you to succeed and they know it takes a while before you're actually 'good' at coding. As long as you submit enough assignments, participate in the three big projects, and attend enough classes, you will pass, even if you aren't fully grasping what is going on. With time and more practice, you will eventually grasp it -- thinking in this particular way is very difficult, thus takes a lot of time for it to become 'easy' -- no wonder it pays well!

It was the very best decision and money best spent on education ever. In the 8 week bootcamp I really went from knowing absolutely notting to making custom coded websites, quick and beautiful, with HTML, CSS, JQuery and totally optimized etc. I had an idea of what I might be learning in those 8 weeks but could have never imagined it being so much more. My expectation was maybe 5% of the total. Tina is such a good teached and the others assisting with questions, reviewing code and giving tips are so quick and friendly. It is such a good value to really go from zero to ready to start your business in just 8 weeks!

The bootcamp's curriculum covered front-end and back-end technologies providing a solid foundation for web development. The instructors were very helpful and knowledgeable in teaching the technologies such as HTML, CSS, JS, and the MERN Stack. Hands-on projects allowed us to apply what we learned and build a robust portfolio of web applications. The collaborative learning environment fostered teamwork and peer learning. The bootcamp also provided excellent career support, offering guidance on resumes, interviews, and networking opportunities. Overall, the bootcamp was really worth it. 

I wasn't satisfied with the basic 4 year degree path and wanted a fast track to gain the necessary knowledge so i'd know i can go back to college at any time and have a significant upper hand on everyone. This boot camp helped me a lot to gain the confidence and extra help with all the assets they offer.

I learnt so much in this course. As a career changer i wanted to learn full stack software development, get hands on experience and become career ready. This course helped me to achieve that. I am currently working as a junior software developer.

This course helped me to be prepare for work in the industry. I got experience in all parts of software development lifecycle. I got support with my CV and interview which helped me to land my first role. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone who is a career changer like myself or a career starter or looking to update their knowledge with the latest tech in software development. 

Important tips for new starters: 
- Make sure you read your course materials including the extra bits, 
- Prepare your questions before online classes (the teachers are very good with answering your questions and giving real life examples), 
- Learn how to research software issues (this course will teach you how to approach any error you could possibly have, basic principles, what steps to take, hugely important in career)
- Finally make sure you enrol!

As someone who wanted to make a 180 degree career change and quickly develop marketable coding skills without breaking the bank, Parsity was the perfect bootcamp for me. From a top level perspective, it checked off a lot of the boxes I was looking for: fully remote learning environment with the flexibility to work at my own pace (and either full-time or part-time), continual mentorship and support from the staff both during and after the program, and insanely good value when comparing their price to the average cost of a coding bootcamp.

The curriculum was very well structured with a natural progression of concepts. The first half focused on the Front End - We started with a review of JavaScript fundamentals and CSS/HTML before moving on to DOM manipulation, working with APIs, and then diving into the React framework. In the second half of the course, we transitioned to the Back End, learning how to build our own web servers and databases with Node, Express and MongoDB before putting everything together and developing Full Stack applications. At the end of each week, we were assigned a mini-project that covered what we had just learned. These were very challenging, but always engaging and I really felt like I was building something practical while working on them.

Despite the bootcamp being fully remote, I still had great opportunities to collaborate with other students. In the middle of the course, we had a week-long paired programming hackathon, and towards the end, the entire cohort worked together on a group project simulating an Agile-style sprint in which we were tasked to develop a functioning Full Stack application in 2 weeks. I'd say this experience along with our independent final project was probably where I learned and grew the most. Everything really came together here: putting all the coding skills I'd been honing to use, working/communicating in a group setting (and dealing with the unique challenges this can present), planning out design and structure at a larger scale, using Git flow effectively, and presenting an app as if demoing to a client. These projects were easily my favorite part of the program.

On top of that, I received a ton of support from Parsity in the job search after graduating. First of all, we had dedicated time spent solely on career development, including refining our resumes and LinkedIn profiles, writing effective cover letters, networking, and preparing for the interview process. I also had access to a fantastic Career Services Coach that met with me frequently and was always available when I reached out. I got a ton of helpful advice that was tailored to my own particular job search, as well as mock interviews structured for the specific companies I was focused on. The assistance I received after graduating was invaluable, and ultimately played a huge role in me landing my first developer job.

All in all, if you're interested in programming and want to shift your career trajectory, I highly recommend Parsity. I never would have believed a year ago that I could learn so much in such a short timeframe and actually get hired as a programmer. But it's true - coding bootcamps are a totally viable pathway and Parsity is a great one with great value. Enrolling was one of the best decisions I've ever made.

I'm a former firefighter turned small business owner that had zero tech experience before SDG. I first learned about SDG while searching for coding schools in Florida. They were offering a test drive class at the time so I decided that would be a good place to start and see if coding was for me. Well, that class left me wanting more and I fell in love with the staff so I knew I would be attending their academy. 
The academy is tough. I commuted to school every day which made the long hours even longer. But it was worth it. Mark was my instructor and he was amazing. He could take all the technical jargon and turn it into English and then break down all the steps and pieces for us. The projects start off easy and get harder the further along you get in the course. By the end of the course, you can deploy an app or website from scratch. The academic part of the academy really pushed me out of my comfort zone and I am so grateful. After my graduation the pandemic caused the world to go into shutdown but I was able to take on freelance projects successfully because of the skills I learned from SDG.
There is also a soft skills/career prep section in this academy. I came into this with a lot of soft skills so that information wasn't new to me but I could see how valuable it was to some of the younger dev students that haven't had as much work experience. 
The career prep is focused on this industry and for the Tampa area. That was so valuable to me. I haven't been in the area long so I didn't have a network for the job search. Well with SDG you get to use their network and they have made great connections all over The Greater Tampa Bay. This network was key in helping me find my job. 
 During the career prep, they help you with your resume, LinkedIn, interview prep both the conversational part and the technical interview. 
You get tons of help and support after graduation in finding a job. I was amazed at how SDG lived up to its promise to help you in this area. 
I'm now working for my dream company doing my dream job. I am still pinching myself how everything worked out. I'm not going to lie it is hard but it is worth it because it is life-changing. 

I had a bit of knowledge in web development prior to enrolling in the UConn Full Stack Flex Bootcamp. I had been teaching myself through FreeCodeCamp, Udemy courses, and just reading and trying stuff on my own. While these methods gave me a decent foundation, I was having trouble understanding concepts and didn't really have any direction of what to build or do. I was also skeptical of signing up because it's a lot of money to spend if the program doesn't end up working out.  In short, I wish I had enrolled in this bootcamp sooner. My instructor, Michael, (and in his absence Ross) were incredible at teaching us and helping us learn complicated topics. My TAs were wonderful as well. Nathan and Chris were always willing to meet early/stay late with us to help us with any homework or projects we were struggling with. I honestly cannot say enough good things about this bootcamp or the people who work it. While EXTREMELY fast paced, I feel I learned an incredible amount and it was worth every penny.

Code Chrysalis is a fast-paced, well-rounded bootcamp for anyone looking to break into the Software Engineering space. I couldn't have asked for a better curriculum, given the short amount of time common with most bootcamps. There is also room for students to pursue their own interests, tools and, technologies. I would encourage you to make the most of this opportunity because, what you get out of it is truly what you put in. If you want to come out of this bootcamp qualified for full-stack/backend/front-end, you need to make sure you put in your best effort. It's amazing what you can accomplish if just 12-weeks. I was offered a backend developer role 1.5 months out of the bootcamp. I couldn't be happier. This was one of the best decision of my life.

Es una plataforma que te ayuda a crecer tanto académica como profesionalmente, y logra poder formarte como profesional capacitado para poder entrar al campo laboral. También si ya estas en el área tecnológico, te ayudara a crecer y desarrollar un trabajo mucho mas completo, ya que el material que enseña, te ayuda a adaptarte al campo laboral moderno y ocupa las tecnologías que se emplean en la actualidad.

I learned about Thoughtworks-Prograd train and hire programme during my final semester of college. It was something I applied for. I was chosen for this programme after six rounds of evaluation.

Initially, I assumed that this would be like traditional classroom learning, with PPTs and all, but I was wrong. We gained experience through doing. It was a two-month training session. We learned about Java and Git for the first two weeks by performing little coding assignments.
Following that, Bootcamp projects began, with a project every week in which the prograd mentors acted as real clients for us and gave us the criteria. Prograd mentors were always available to inspire us and answer our difficulties throughout the process.

In addition to this, every week there were organized tech-talks and Pecha Kucha. We trainees were given presentations on any technical topic during tech-talks. In Pecha Kucha, we discussed various societal issues that exist in India. This discourse gave me a lot of confidence in my ability to speak. They also took weekly soft skill training, which helped me enhance my communication and personality.
Based on my personal experience, I can confidently state that enrolling in this programme was the best decision I ever made, and I am grateful to Prograd for providing me with this opportunity.

As a former student of Techtorial's SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) program last year, I am delighted to share my outstanding experience with the program and the remarkable teachers. Techtorial's SDET program offered a comprehensive and well-structured curriculum that equipped me with the necessary skills to thrive in the field of software testing and automation. 

The teachers at Techtorial Academy were truly exceptional. Their extensive knowledge and industry experience were invaluable in guiding us through the intricacies of SDET. They fostered a supportive and collaborative learning environment, providing personalized attention and constructive feedback. Their dedication to my success was evident in their commitment and helping develop practical skills.

Techtorial Academy's SDET program empowered me with hands-on experience and practical projects, allowing me to apply my learning effectively. The program's emphasis on industry-relevant tools and techniques gave me a competitive edge in the job market.

In conclusion, Techtorial Academy exceeded my expectations. The teachers' expertise, combined with the comprehensive curriculum, created an exceptional learning journey. I highly recommend Techtorial to anyone seeking a top-notch IT programs and the guidance of dedicated teachers to kickstart their career in IT industry.

TurnUp Bootcamp is an immersive course that allows any student with sheer willpower to become an Outsystems Developer in just 3 months. The course contains exploratory, fundamental and essential content so that anyone can learn and consolidate the basic knowledge of Outsystems, whether they have previous knowledge in the IT area or not. From personal experience, I can say with all certainty and confidence that the Bootcamp provides all the necessary means for its students to have the basic knowledge of Outsystems, which makes me conclude that the success or failure on the Turn Up depends entirely on the will and effort that its participants put in. The instructors are qualified and adaptable to any student, always willing to provide their help and help the students understand the subject matter in the best possible way. 
The Bootcamp not only provides a complete Outsystems training, but also teaches and presents several human and soft skills tips that help its students to have an added value that will differentiate them in the job market. 
This TurnUp enables a very easy and smooth entry into the IT market for anyone with a strong desire to change career and embark on an adventure of creations and discoveries. 
Although at times the course may seem intense and require added effort, I advise anyone who is considering entering the Bootcamp to trust the program as it is designed not to fail!

I'm an ex-military cop with no prior coding experience that decided to get into the financial technology industry after studying economics at a prestigious university. I did a great deal of research on coding boot camps, going through reviews, Reddit posts, Youtube videos, and syllabus', before deciding to attend SMU's Fintech boot camp. Firstly, I was impressed by the program's syllabus, Financial programming with Python, Neural networks, Solidity smart contracts, and Dapp's building to name a few. I was very impressed by the teaching staff, they were very experienced, even in blockchain smart contracts.

This is a great boot camp, they are always willing to work with you. The instructors are all very knowledgeable.  

Great instructors, they gave myself and my group members support whenever we needed it. This bootcamp made me realize that I like doing UX/UI design, I'll be joining that bootcamp soon. My advice to a new student would be to USE A TUTOR, save up your money, sick time and vacation time before starting this program, you'll need it and be happy you did so. Everything was great except "Ask BCS" was not helpful. I tried "ask BCS" twice and they were uninterested in helping so I decided I wouldn't waste my time.  It did however help other students out. So, give it a try.