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   Nucamp web development fundamentals coding bootcamp is really great choice for people who do not know anything about coding and just starting this path. They have very simple teaching methods with easy to understand learning lectures and workshops so you start your coding journey with excitement.
   However more deep you dive into it you feel like you getting something big and heavy to digest and it is Javascript . It is difficult language to start with and those basics with tons of materials in short amount of time (2 weeks) look like in my opinion not enough to understand it well. They get you to the right way to get into coding world but you surely need longer hours of practice and doing projects on your own beside that curriculum to feel comfortable with language. 
   I definitely recommend Nucamp web development fundamentals bootcamp to anyone with any kind of knowledge who also looking to get some little idea if coding is the right way to go with..

The Data Analytics class was an incredibly fun learning experience. The course covered database structures, SQL, Tableau and some basic presentation skills. All in all, it felt like a solid starting point in data analytics. The instructor was knowledgeable, approachable and fun to be around, and always available to clarify concepts and answer questions.

The class structure was mostly well-organized, with a mix of lecture and lab content during the sessions supplemented with assignments that had practical application. 

However, the pace of the lectures occasionally felt rushed, especially with complex topics. More review of the labs/assignments would have been helpful to improve understanding. However, the latter and more complex exercises generally felt like they were building practical skills.

Overall, I highly recommend the Data Analytics class. It provides a solid foundation and equips learners with the skills to apply basic analytics in real-world scenarios.

I chose App Academy because it was one of the few bootcamps that still offered an in-person experience. I attended App Academy’s 16-week in person software engineering program in San Francisco. Being able to have your instructors there with you and pair program with your peers in-person was invaluable. If being in-person is something you can commit to, I highly recommend it! 

The coursework is rigorous (about 8 hrs of lectures/programming during the day and a few more hours of readings/homework at night) and the job search after is even more rigorous. But they do provide you with all the tools you need to succeed with experienced instructors, opportunities to build projects to showcase your skills, and career workshops and partnership jobs after. The in-person curriculum may be lacking Python, but App Academy prepares you to learn and implement new languages and frameworks on your own. 

I was previously a marketing manager with little coding experience. The job market was slow at the time I graduated App Academy and it took me 6 months to receive 2 software engineering offers. The program is tough, but definitely rewarding if you are dedicated to shifting your career into engineering. 

Bootcamp very formative, which allows to feel confident in its ability to practice this profession quickly after the end of the latter.
Mostly focus on UX side of the work. You will learn to use tools like Figma but these are tools you can went up in skills by yourself. 
What's really nice with ironhack it's that the projects you're working on are done in collaboration with real companies or projects. This help to have your first network in this sector or even it's help to find your first job as a product designer (was my case :) ). 
The other students are your future colleagues because the sector is a small world don't forget that :) 

General Assembly's Full Stack Engineering Boot Camp has been an absolute game-changer for me. The program not only helped me establish a strong online presence but also provided me with the skills and confidence to pursue a brighter future.
From the knowledgeable instructors to the hands-on approach, every aspect of the boot camp exceeded my expectations. The instructors were passionate and experienced, ensuring that I gained a solid understanding of full stack engineering. The hands-on projects allowed me to apply my knowledge and develop practical skills, preparing me for real-world scenarios.
The curriculum was comprehensive, covering a wide range of technologies and frameworks relevant to full stack development. I learned front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as back-end frameworks like Node.js and database management. The program also emphasized industry best practices and modern tools, equipping me with the latest skills and knowledge in the field.
What truly stood out during the boot camp was the sense of community and support. Collaborating with peers on group projects and participating in code reviews created a dynamic learning environment. The camaraderie and collective growth within the cohort were invaluable, fostering connections that will last beyond the program.
Overall, General Assembly's Full Stack Engineering Boot Camp has provided me with a solid foundation, valuable skills, and a network of like-minded professionals. I am confident that the program has positioned me for success and a brighter future, whether it be through competitive job opportunities or fulfilling career prospects.

It was a great learning experience for me. The content is sufficient to get hands on all the topic. They provide you with the industrial level training. Assignment and quiz are very helpful if you do it after every session. It will give you hands on with code and theory. The project at the end of course gives you industrial level experience.
One thing I like more about the course is that they provide you  the pre recorded classes. So just in case you missed the class due to any reason you can watch this recordings and get along with the course. U don't have to worry about falling behind. 

As an individual coming from NO computer background what-so-ever, I want to  share my experiences.

First of all, I have a great support system at home that allowed me to focus 100% on this course for 4 months. I was able to take a recourse to prepare me for the full-time program. 

The first month was HARD. I thought I was going to give up. The assignments are fast, and I spent all of my free time studying. It was difficult not to compare where  I stood to others in my class. At my toughest moment, I reached out to my Career Services Manager and my TA. They both helped encourage me and offer support when I needed them. 

I would say the most important take-aways for those looking to join the bootcamp: Make sure you have a support system. Don't compare yourself to others in the class. Stay dedicated and find the motivation behind why you're doing this. 

Coding Dojo has great resources throughout the course, that continue on for 6 months after you graduate. There is also an option to pay more for a yearly alumni pass. 

Codesmith was better than I could have possibly imagined. It has skyrocketed my career and income! Now I am doing work I am more passionate about and getting paid WAY more. Totally amazing. And I was already a software engineer before joining Codesmith.

The community is incredible, really supportive and I feel I have some friends for life even though the course I did was remote.

The instructors are passionate and genuinely care about the students, pushing you to go the extra mile and helping out those who are struggling.

The best thing about Codesmith though is how intelligent their approach is. I went to another bootcamp before Codemsith and the results were mediocre. Then I saw how Codesmith do things.

They get you build something cutting edge, pushing the boundaries of programming in the field. This helps you distinguish yourself as an engineer and innovator. It puts you apart from the rest in the field.

Then there is the job search support which is par excellence. They teach you how to sell yourself, communicate and negotiate in industry in the right way. This is so powerful, and now I feel like I am “in the know” as to how the industry works.

Before I was sending out all the wrong signals when interviewing and marketing myself. Now I know how to position myself as a high value engineer.

They also give you access to incredible people like Eric Kirsten, he helped me to negotiate an extra $25k on my salary before I had even finished the course.

And then I have reused what he taught me in regards to negotiation to earn many multiples of that since.

So just that advice alone was worth significantly more than the whole cost of the course.

But I am also a much stronger engineer technically thanks to Codesmith. It taught me to be more ambitious technically in what I am building, so that keeps paying dividends.

Most of all Codesmith was great fun (though challenging too). I did it during the pandemic remotely, and while most everyone else’s pandemic was terrible, mine was amazing thanks to Codesmith.

It was one of the most productive and high growth periods of my life.

And also the connections I made with other cohort members has continued to help advance me in my career long after finishing the course.

So big shoutout to the whole Codesmith team, I owe them a huge debt of gratitude for what they do.

It had been a dream of mine to be a developer for years, but I never felt confident enough to go after it. However, the perfect opportunity came to me with The Tech Academy, and I put everything I had into it. I really can't say enough great things about the experience. Great instruction. I learned a lot about a lot of different technologies. I had my ups and downs throughout the six months of the full-time program, but I ultimately walked away having learned and experienced more than I thought I would. I'd recommend this program to anyone who has even the slightest interest in it or passion for technology. You will have to invest a lot of time into it, but if you really want to do well, you will have all the tools, support, and instruction you need—and then some. One of the best educational experiences I've ever had.

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.

I had a great experience at Hack Reactor. I appreciated the preparation that was required before enrolling in the course because it gave me a chance to see if I like coding before committing to the immersive.

I was still in my senior year of highschool, but I wanted a head start on my career! Coding Temple made that possible with their flex/self-paced schedule! With this I was able to complete lessons on time whenever it was convenient! Though the work was challenging and humbling, I had the help of fellow peers and instructors who I got to know very well, helping me with whatever issues one may face with code or issues with payment/deadlines! The experience is something that I will never forget and am forever grateful to have taken part in! Thank you Coding Temple this is not the end!

Everything in this bootcamp is amazing! If you are looking for a place to gain real knowledge and become a confident, solid candidate for the tech job market, this is the place! They will help you from your first step until the end, while you find a job! And even after, they continue to support their alumni! I am amazed at how the program was built so smartly to enable you to learn so many things in a very short amount of time. I have learned a lot, progressing from being an absolute beginner to building solo full-stack projects from scratch. I highly recommend LearningFuze if you are ready to take on challenges and become a developer!

Sabio has a challenging curriculum but gives you the tools to learn how to learn. The most valuable tool you have is your motivation and drive. If you want to level up and trust Sabio has your best interest in mind, you will be successful. The process will test your true intentions. Do not attend thinking this is traditional lecture style learning, Sabio will demo how to code, let you exercise it and provide help to naviage the blockers but won't spoon feed. As a successful graduate and after being hired, I can say if your willing to set aside 17 weeks of long hours and have the fortitude to overcome the many challenges.... you will succeed. Sabio also has many examples of sucessful graduates and a large alumni network that can help you even beyond the course completion and into job searching. I recommend this course to anyone who is serious about leveling up and willing to put in the work. 

The support system has been really helpful if i can say ,and they always responded really quickly. whenever I needed help they were always available and ready to help , and their aim was to see me succeed during the boot-camp , when I was falling behind they always sent messages asking what was wrong and in what way they can assist me , they provided me with technical support regarding my school work and also non technical support . I have to say that their services are one of the best services. They went so far as  providing me with someone  to talk to , regarding why I was falling behind and he could give me advice on how to keep on track.

the bootcamp was a challenging and intense program, but it was also incredibly rewarding. I got the chance to work on a range of projects, from creating simple web applications to participating in bigger team initiatives. Additionally, I had the opportunity to learn from experienced programmers and instructors who shared their insights with me. I have encountered several difficulties throughout the bootcamp, such as understanding out new technologies and debugging my code, but I have also experienced many exciting and satisfying moments when I was able to resolve an issue or watch my code run well. Although there have been tears along the way, the experience has been very valuable and has taught me the value of persistence and perseverance.

Found codefellows through the vettec program. After trying a previous course I was hesitant, but glad I made the decision to enroll. The ops course builds your IT knowledge with a good foundation and adds on top of that each day. Would recommend to anyone looking to start a career in IT.

It's a lot harder than I anticipated and I don't necessarily believe that just anybody can learn to code or that you'll be 100% ready for a job in two months but nobody will be able to teach you the amount of information these people do in this short amount of time, nobody. They will also set you up beautifully on the career end and you will look like a professional coder by the end of class. The staff and teachers are all wonderful and willing to do what it takes to help you succeed in any way they can. Would definitely recommend TrueCoders over anyone else.

The Galvanize DSI was everything I expected it to be and more. I was in the Austin campus, studying remote from NJ due to the pandemic. My instructors were passionate and dedicated every step of the way. Galvanize absolutely prepares its students for what's to come in the industry. If you are considering the course, reach out to me! I'd be happy to share some perspective :)

i’ts very good platform for learning coding skills with job guarantee program i have also joined in attainu and now placed at good company. They helped me a lot. Highly skilled instructor teach us from scratch to advance. Highly recommended

Before going to DevPoint I was in the outdoor industry working a sales job and wanted something different for myself. I was hesitant to leave a good job in an industry I loved but after diving headfirst into the course with no coding experience, I gained so much more than a job. This course provides not only the skills employers are looking for but also an amazing community of support to guide and help you in your life/career. The course requires your full 100% effort but the staff at DevPoint goes the distance to ensure EVERY student gains an education you wouldn't find at a college or university. I was lucky to work closely with the staff and saw how much they care for all the students that come through their program. DevPoint will always be a pivotal moment in my life, providing a career path where I enjoy the work I do and the lifestyle that comes with working in tech.

Codeworks is an excellent bootcamp if you intend to learn programming. The entering process is different than other bootcamps. They are expecting some basic knowledge to accept you into this program. There are several interviews before being accepted. And that's the reason why I chose Codeworks. Instructors are fantastic and you can reach them any time if you have a question. When you graduated, they have very good job assistance. They are preparing you for interviews. And they are in contact with you forever. For example, if you found a job and left it after some time, they are going to be with you if you keep continuing searching for jobs.

I completed the 6 month Full-Stack Software Development course and having completed it I'm very glad I chose this course. The curriculum was well-tailored and covers frontend and backend software development (html, css, javascript, node.js) to the point that by the end of the course you absolutely have the skills and ability to become a Junior Developer. The course is paced well to teach you what you'll need to know within those 6 months. The teachers are all very friendly and experienced and are able to readily help out if you're ever stuck on a topic, working it through with you until you get it right. Something I wasn't expecting but I found very useful were the tips and tricks from the teachers coming from their experience in past coding jobs. The course itself teaches you what you'll need to know to become a Junior Developer but the tips the teachers provide help you become a great programmer, and one that companies will want to hire. They'll teach you best coding practices, how to make your code more readable to make it easier for your colleagues to work with, the kind of details that you'd normally need to learn on the job you're taught in advance to really wow interviewers and be able to hit the ground running when you do get a job. It should be known that you'll only get out of it what you put in, the course is designed to fit everything into those 6 months and you're expected to put in the necessary amount of time to make that happen. I found I rarely had to put extra time in though often wanted to just to learn more, however as it is a fixed 6 month period for the course if you don't put the time in you can fall behind.

I found the job assistance afterwards very helpful as well. They have experienced professionals that'll help you with every stage of the job search process, creating an optimal CV, cover letters, how to best look for and apply to jobs, how best to go about character interviews as well as tech interviews, and will be able to practice 1-to-1 with you ahead of interviews. They also often have alumni or industry professionals do zoom chats to discuss how best to find work or what it's like once you've got a job to better prepare you. 

When thinking about switching to a career in coding I considered teaching myself but decided that it'd be better to be taught by people that know what they're doing and to have the additional benefit of career support afterwards. I definitely think that was the right call. You'll get stuck a lot when learning to code and having teachers you can rely on both to tell you where you've gone wrong as well as to teach you how to find solutions to problems yourself in the future makes all the difference. Likewise the knowledge that the teachers can pass on from having years of experience as developers sets you up to be a much better programmer and one that'll be a lot more employable. 

Mi decisión en unirme al bootcamp de 4Geeks Academy para ser un Full Stack Developer ha sido una de las mejores decisiones que he tomado. Mi nombre es Miguel y tengo 18 años. 
Todo empezó en mi escuela, donde había visto bases de programación muy básicas y me había llamado la atención, sin embargo no le hice mucho caso al tema. Cuando me gradué de mi colegio en noviembre (2022), iba a tener casi medio año de inactividad debido a que mi carrera universitaria la voy a estudiar en Madrid, España y empieza en septiembre (2023). 

Cuando supe que tendría medio año libre antes de comenzar mis estudios en Madrid, me vi enfrentado a una oportunidad de invertir en mí mismo y enfatizar la programación en mi vida. Después de haber investigado en internet diferentes bootcamps, encontré a 4Geeks Academy, la academia que ofrece un bootcamp para ser Full Stack Developer, el cual me brindaba la oportunidad de desarrollar conocimientos en el area de programación y el desarrollo de aplicaciones web.
Desde el primer día en el bootcamp supe que había tomado la decisión correcta. Me di cuenta de que la programación era otra cosa en mi vida que en realidad me apasionaba hacer. Gracias a la metodología y los recursos que brindan, me motivaron muchísimo a aprender y desarrollar mis habilidades a profundidad.
El apoyo que te brinda 4Geeks tanto mis profesores Oscar Miras y Sergio Araujo, como Victor Gómez, Marco Gómez y Ehiber Graterol es esencial, siempre están dispuestos a cualquier cosa que necesites y que la motivación y las ganas de aprender no se vayan nunca.
El bootcamp me ofreció mucho más que aprender a programar, me permitió entrar en un entorno donde el trabajo en equipo y la colaboración es fundamental. Aprendí a comunicarme, compartir ideas y trabajar en proyectos con mis compañeros de clase.
Unirme al bootcamp fue algo que influeció mucho mi vida y me hizo dar cuenta de que la programación y la tecnología es una pasión que no había tenido mucho en cuenta. 
Gracias a la academia y al bootcamp, tuve la oportunidad de tener una visión más clara  sobre lo que quería estudiar en la universidad y llevar a cabo a lo largo de mi vida, por lo que finalmente decidí estudiar Ingeniería Informática.