| Comment | It’s an organisation that you can pay a decent sum for a course and they’ll teach you to program software (web development) with the most ‘hip’ and employable programming languages and frameworks out there.
But from experience with people from there most of their graduates know only those tools that they’ve been taught and have very limited knowledge of general programming ideologies and architecture so when they get into a real job they need a lot of mentoring. Not a bad thing per se, just a bit of a factory churn of non developer to developer.
Kind of like if you were going to become a boiler technician and they only taught you how to install Bosch boilers and didn’t teach you the basics of handling gas and gas safety. |
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