Mayra
If you are someone that has been in a…
If you are someone that has been in a college-degree career and is looking for a coding program that won't cost 20k+, this is it. I'm that person I described above. I thought it was too late for me with having college debt and even considered leaving my career to start entry level in a blue collar office job. This program has given me great hope. I'm one month in and I'm loving the fact that it is self-paced. You get lots of support. There is a Facebook group community. You get support/feedback/suggestions from mentors. I believe you also get support, even after finishing the program. You get great assignments to practice your learning immediately. They follow a "find the answer on your own first" approach, for a highly good reason. They give you organized knowledge and tools, and then give you a project to do. As an educator myself, I love this because I'm starting to ask the right questions and think more like a developer. You would be in a productive struggle. I feel that they really want to prepare you for the real world, rather than just holding your hand the entire way and then just leaving you on your own. They want you to build a habit of being a problem solver as a front-end developer, which I appreciate. If you've already given it a good try in figuring it out on your own, you can definitely ask for help! Of course, they have a solution and code-walkthrough for each project so that you don't completely feel stuck. With the 60-day money-back guarantee, I really don't see you having anything to lose at all.



