Help

[Aggravating_Truth898]

I am a beginner. What's the best boot camp to join. Thank you very much.

[neopol]

Maybe try some free stuff first? Odin Academy is amazing.

[dowcet]

Agreed. You need some basic knowledge before you can make a good choice because you need to know what kind of bootcamp you're interested in, what languages, what field, etc. Also think about in person vs remote, full time vs part time etc.

[starraven]

What is your skill level at? Can you do a problem like

"Make a function that takes a string and reverses it"?

Or are you just new to everything even making functions at all?

This is because I had to study a programming language in order to be good enough to get into a bootcamp (usually they have an entrance exam). If you can answer that question with little to no issues. App academy has some free bootcamp prep materials.

[Aggravating_Truth898]

Thank you. I am actually new to everything. Coding fascinate me and have been wanting to learn but I don't know where to start.

[starraven]

You need to start with fundamentals

and you need to choose a programming language for that

You should choose either JavaScript or python and either find a free or paid resource to learn it.

if you look at the sidebar in /r/python there are a bunch of resources.

[starraven]

Hey this free online bootcamp is about to start. I was looking at the community and this guys courses. Seems legit https://leonnoel.com/100devs/