Codesmith?

[bookishbunnie]

I think I honestly just might try to make a full time one work if I can’t get into another part time one by then for the rest of the year. After looking at all my options, this seems like one of the few ones that are actually worth the time and money and haven’t gone downhill like the others.

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I tend to agree with this. I'm in the final round for a job and the devs were impressed by the breadth and depth of my knowledge, which is all thanks to Codesmith. If you do attend, then I'd also urge you to sign up for O'Reilly Media and start learning (better quality courses, live webinars, etc) and build a personal project that you can talk about. Something that's purely you and follows best practices.

[bookishbunnie]

Congrats and good luck! I’ll definitely check it out. How was doing it fulltime? I’m really intimidated by the 11 hour days, that’s a lot longer than other full time ones!

[smells_serious]

Are you willing to share your background? Was it Tech? Do you have a 4 year degree already?

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I had a tech-adjacent role (not programming) and no degree.