After completing the Penn LPS Coding Boot Camp, Fernanda Marroquin found a new way to spend her time—and help those around her.
After he discovered the University of Richmond Coding Boot Camp, Kevin Kafuku found himself on a journey that would give him a new perspective on life—as well as an exciting, life-changing role.
After graduating from a coding bootcamp, Anthony Delgado started participating in hackathons, pitching ideas for philanthropic coding projects, and more.
For Stepan Nelasov, going to a bootcamp gave him the opportunity to rebuild his career, rekindle his passion, and—perhaps most importantly—rediscover his resolve.
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When Ashley Hurlburt started doing data entry for a massage therapist association, she realized it wasn’t so black and white.
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Don’t be afraid to try out different coding communities. Each one is unique and your coding community will be a valuable tool during your boot camp experience and your professional career.
PHP and Node.js are two of the most commonly used server-side platforms. Despite their shared popularity, there are many significant differences between both of these leading back-end technologies.
Aaron Gladstone shares tips he learned during his boot camp: teamwork is your biggest asset; coding goes beyond the computer; and forget the stereotypes.
Silver Ehiwario’s new career started with one wish: “I want to be creative.” After a little online research, she found the Coding Boot Camp at UT Austin.
Barbara Wright learned three important lessons that she believes are integral to thriving in the tech industry: lean on your peers, you’re never done learning, and perseverance is key.
Late last year, Paul Thomas, a multi-platinum bassist, completed the 2U, Inc.-powered Berkeley Coding Boot Camp and decided to give back by becoming a TA.
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