In the next few articles, we’re going to share some snippets of questions and answers that we’ve been dealing with during our 12 week course office hours. We’re putting these in blog post format so that we can help guide your research on how to become a web developer and also provide a public place…
Ken Mazaika
Making the decision of learning how to code and committing to an online coding bootcamp is a big one. At the same time it is very difficult to hear first-hand experiences from coding bootcamp graduates. But not anymore! The fantastic Liz from CourseReport, gathered the brightest students from the best online coding bootcamps to ask…
Marco Morawec
Learning how to code is one of the most important skills you can learn today. But with so many different options out there, how do you find the best coding bootcamp out there? In this FirehoseProject talk we’ll tell you why the best Coding Bootcamps are worth every penny and how you can find the coding…
Marco Morawec
Grab some popcorn. In this FirehoseProject session we talk about countless experiences teaching hundreds of students how to code and also answer questions like these: Why should I learn how to code – can’t I pay somebody to code for me? What’s the best way of learning how to code? Where should I start and…
Marco Morawec
The first step of coding is getting in a place where you can write and run code you wrote. To do so, you’ll need to install a few programs and configure a few accounts. While this sounds easy and you’ve probably installed other programs on your computer like Spotify, Excel or Photoshop, developer programs aren’t…
Ken Mazaika
We’re going to be using a tool called nitrous.io to set up a web development environment. Nitrous.IO is a fully fledged web development environment that is accessible inside a web browser. This is the real thing, and will let you build your own web applications (it’s not an interactive tutorial – it’s a fully powerful…
Ken Mazaika