1. DigitalCrafts

4.85

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I highly recommend DigitalCrafts for so many reasons but will focus on these four: 1) Curriculum 2) Location, 3) Instructor and 4) Administration. But first, my situation. I spent 28 years in Software Engineering prior to my DigitalCrafts experience but really wanted to get back to coding. A bit of an anomaly (based on comments from peers, family and friends!). Nevertheless, I needed a place ...

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2. Big Nerd Ranch

4.92

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This 5-day class explores advanced iOS development topics and will teach you how to maximize the performance of your new and existing iOS applications. Prepare your brain for an influx of Swift and iOS programming knowledge. What you'll learn Various tools for document-based and multithreaded architecture Create iOS extensions Record video, process barcodes and synthesize speech using ...

Michael Dorak

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3. Make School

5.0

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I attended the Make School Summer Academy in 2015 with codeacademy tutorials as my only coding background. The academy paved a way for me to get into programming, and I'm now working at a game development company. The instructors are really helpful and I made friends that I still keep in touch with to this day. Overall a fantastic summer experience!

Petrina

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4. Tech Talent South

4.7

Tech Talent South offers full and part-time programs to give students a foundation in web development. The curriculum includes Ruby on Rails, Domain Modeling, HTTP and "RESTful" Design, HTML/CSS, Javascript and AJAX, and understanding APIs. The full-time course competitively priced under $7000 is a great option for those with a budget. Ambitious entrepreneurs are highly encouraged in this atmosphere. Tech Talent South will help students create a MVP (minimum viable product) to the web, get... (View In-Depth Report)

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10/10. TTS Intro to web design course is a perfect opportunity for people looking to break into the world of front end development. I work at an early stage technology company and I'm responsible for managing our company's website and yet previous to this course I didn't know much more than basic html and css syntax. Nonetheless, after completing this course I feel much more comfortable ...

Shea Parikh

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5. Thinkful

4.63

Thinkful is one of the few online bootcamps that have made it onto the list. They combine all of the best educational resources -- great teaching, great curriculum, and engaged learners -- to teach students how to code online. The course curriculum is entirely online and is estimated to take about three months assuming that you can commit to 10 to 15 hours per week in order to complete the coursework. You choose your own pace and can attend office hours, one to one mentorship sessions, as... (View In-Depth Report)

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The course work is very well organized and the weekly mentor video sessions are worth their weight in gold. There are several instances though where the code / material had typos. Some were easy to work around while others (especially in the code) had me very confused. My mentor was able to confirm some instances of this and help me through it.

Michael B.

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6. The Iron Yard

4.37

The Iron Yard has over 6 campuses and lots of experience guiding developers. As one of the biggest schools out there, they have a variety of offerings and strong network and community. Their courses in web development and mobile development are especially worth checking out! (View In-Depth Report)

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I recently graduated from the Front End Engineering program at The Iron Yard Austin in September. The staff is simply amazing. They are extremely supportive and the instructors are so knowledgeable and helpful. The first time that I met the Karly, the Campus Director, I knew that this was a place I wanted to be. When I started, I knew very little about coding. Now, I can say I feel fully ...

Amanda

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7. General Assembly

3.97

Located in 14 places around the world, General Assembly is a well known brand with a vast global community. They offer both in-person classes and online courses in a variety of skills from web development and user experience design, to business fundamentals, to data science, to product management and digital marketing. In addition to long form classes, they host many one-time low cost workshops. Large companies like American Express and Pepsico have sought out their corporate digital training... (View In-Depth Report)

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I really enjoyed my UX design course w GA. I would really love to have a class so I could build out my portfolio. I have a hard time carving out time outside of my regular 40+ hour work week to really polish and concentrate. I left the class w 1.5 pieces and to apply to jobs 3 is minimum. It would be great to have a workshop w some feedback from a professional.

Emily Donohoo

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Cribb

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CodeU

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Shoutleaf Web Bootcamp

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Code Career Academy

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Georgia Tech Coding Boot Camp

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