However, I would beg to differ regarding ,,it is possible to learn how to code in just a few weeks...''.
I certainly think it is, but it takes a much longer time to learn how to apply it properly and to the point where it is useful and functional in the long run. So care and time should be invested in order to gain a wider perspective and learn the best practices.
Just my two cents 😄
I sure agree with you, what I meant is that as a CTO I wouldn't fear recruiting someone who has just finished à BootCamp of 6 weeks for example.
Learning to write properly built code and projects sure needs more time and this comes with practice. I'm not there yet, I still have a lot to learn :-p
Great article!
However, I would beg to differ regarding ,,it is possible to learn how to code in just a few weeks...''.
I certainly think it is, but it takes a much longer time to learn how to apply it properly and to the point where it is useful and functional in the long run. So care and time should be invested in order to gain a wider perspective and learn the best practices.
Just my two cents 😄
Hi,
I sure agree with you, what I meant is that as a CTO I wouldn't fear recruiting someone who has just finished à BootCamp of 6 weeks for example.
Learning to write properly built code and projects sure needs more time and this comes with practice. I'm not there yet, I still have a lot to learn :-p
Thanks for your two cents :)
Totally on board with you buddy 🤘