bootcamp

It definitely matters what bootcamp and what the devs backgrounds were before the bootcamp.

Does it mean that all bootcamp grads are technically naive craftsmen?

What's next, a bootcamp to turn out doctors in 6 months instead of the 8/9 years of schooling?

When you run Windows using Bootcamp you're forced to run Apple's own drivers to power a lot of things.

We have the option of a Mac, but people end up using Bootcamp with frustrating experiences.

My take on bootcamp grads (I am one), is that the purpose is to make them a competitive or superior option to a fresh CS grad.

So why aren't universities copying the coding bootcamp model as a hybrid with CBE?

I would not expect that person to make the necessary growth in the short span of a bootcamp.

I taught code at a programming bootcamp for a little over year to people who mostly had no experience programming.

I removed my bootcamp partition Win 8.1(that I wanted to upgrade to Win 10) last night.

I've also worked with a team of recent bootcamp grads who were highly paid and wrote great ui code quickly.

Two questions: Are you in San Francisco, and which bootcamp was this?

Yeah "hit the ground running" was decidedly not the standard for bootcamp grads.

I've tried to run Windows in Bootcamp, I honestly wonder if the people who constantly tell others to do so actually ever have themselves?