A Day In The Life Of A Coding Bootcamp Student

Bro definitely said salad but got a Kickin chickens meal you not slick 😂😂

I love your content, and Im so excited to dive into this world of tech ! BTW i wanted to know how old you are. Im 25 and I cant help but to feel like I discovered my love for coding so late LOL

Thanks for the CO mug love! I grew up in Summit County :O

Hi, Jeremiah.

It 1month and one week in my bootcamp. Any advise for me, i feel overwhelmed. Help!

This was a really neat way to do a sponsored vidrio, if that’s what you’d call it. I missed that part if it was.
But yeah, really cool setup with them to lean in to show a little insight into the boot camp.

Hey there, I am currently a research and development lab engineer and work full time. I would like to learn coding/programming and possibly switch careers. For time sake I would prefer not to go to a university to learn, hence why I am interested in bootcamps. What are your thoughts for someone who is looking for a career change that is a bit older? (25 years old)

Side note: I enjoy my job but I would really like to work remotely. I have both computer A+ and net+ certifications.

I truly only mean to help. PLEASE CREATE A BETTER THUMBNAIL. The video quality and output of this video was way more amazing than I thought it was going to be. The video deserves way more attention and a thumbnail could truly help

Love your humor
I'm going to be in that bootcamp atmosphere soon but i'm excited cuz I geared up by taking lots of courses.
I hate going into places without not knowing anything
Cheers bro !

Bro idk if anybody will agree, but your humor and looks/vibe made me think of Marlon Wayams

Is it hard getting a job as a software engineer once your done with school ?

good content sir, keep doing what you are doing ✊

I am someone who has never written a single line of code. I'm not sure what it involves but it's something that intrigues me, and I would like to learn. I'm not the smartest person in the world i wouldn't say i am the best learner in the world either but i learn from doing hands on the most. I have a full-time job a wife zero kids is this something i could do realistically with a full-time job? I'm a plumber but i really want a career change math is definitely not one of my strengths. I'm not horrible with computers in general I've used them most of my life I'm 24 and im looking for some sense of direction.

Instant sub for the first 8 seconds of this video alone

The lunch part made me giggle lol.

The simulation is crazy, the odds of you going to Butler University…

You have time for Netflix?

Hey 👋🏽 I loved your video. I would like to break into tech but going back to school for a computer science degree seems unattainable rn. I’ve been hearing a lot of good things about coding boot camps. I was thinking of starting with Neetcode 150. I was pre-med prior to coming to the realization that I don’t want to work in medicine in the US. I’ve had my fair share of exposure to the natural sciences. Yet, I don’t know the first thing about computer science. Do you have any recommendations?

Did you go to Butler University? I saw that Bulldog statue? I'm from Indianapolis.

Thinking about doing this. But my situation is that I don’t have a college degree… would it be worth it for me to commit to this?

Guys how math heavy is this? I have a learning disability and only have a 4th grade math level but want to get into a job that is computer based because I have left side cerebral palsy and the older I get the muscles are just going to get tighter so computer jobs are pretty much a must

Would you say RPA development is easier to get into than software engineering?

Been doing so much research on becoming a software developer , excited for my journey next year. This coming year I’m just gonna prepare myself before I sign up. In your opinion, what should I mainly focus on so when I do go to boot camp I’m not completely lost. (Side note: never coded in my life)

I have over 20 years experience full stack and in my new role I am the tech lead for a group that includes some very green developers like right of college whom I am to guide and lead. They are diamonds in the rough and remind me of myself over 20 years ago. Your videos are helpful in how I should lead them. Thanks.

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Are there coding bootcamp that has social interaction to a minimum? I hate talking in front of a class..

Your straightforwardness is so refreshing to me! I love that I can take you at face value.. you're not trying to sell anything just leaving an honest review. Not trying to be extra or over-the-top. Smooth background music and edits. Sense of humor, well spoken but not overly concern about words. so laid back, but clearly intelligent. Happy to subscribe. I came here to get an insight on the dojo bootcamp experience. Thank you for being transparent with how you included the program in your day to day life. Very neat.

You look like that actor from that Netflix show archive 81

So I've done CSS and HTML coding before but it's been a couple years. So I technically have some basic experience. I'm wondering if taking one of these bootcamps would be worth it? Like could it help me start a career?

Audio is super quiet

I’m day 2 in the bootcamp man and I’m nervous and really doubting myself, just gonna grind out some sleepless nights

Would you suggest doing a part time 12 week program or a 26 week part time? I’m not a fast learner tbh but I think the pros of a 12 week is that I get it done fast. But with a 26 week although it’s hella slow I might have time to digest it. What do you think? I also have 0 experience

i would like to get into this but there website doesn’t show any prices until you already enroll and you have to do all these steps first just to enroll seems very scammy to me

I would like to discuss about a plan of action for somebody that has a GED or somebody that has somewhat of an understanding about coding.

The goal is to create a property that is all inclusive literally a piece of Real Estate that includes living and coding in two separate areas. Coding boot camp would be located downstairs in a We-Work area and living upstairs. Do you believe that combining those in a piece of Real Estate could be easier for somebody that is not knowledgeable about coding and getting into it or creating teamwork for companies?

I thought this was a joke skit 💀

I was to learn game development with Unity but I’m having a hard time finding a bootcamp for it. I would also much rather prefer in person classes instead of online because from my experience i learn faster when I don’t have all the distractions of being in my own room.

Hey man your editing skills are great, and you just seem very cool and stress free. I’m on my way to becoming a developer. You’re a phenomenal mentor. Thanks

yo what was it like being the main actor in Archive 81 on netflix?

My dude salt Bae'd the grounds 😂🤣😅😅😅🤣🤣😂😂

Lol you’re funny

What’s a good laptop for front and back end programming on a budget?

What camera are you using when you go on the car rides same as the daily blog?

Pretty cool to see someone with the same routine as me. I’m also a boot camp student, I go to the gym like 6-7 in the mornings then I have class from 10-5, and I usually play basketball every other day for a few hours after classes :)

Hey everyone. I'm a network engineer who wants to complete OSCP .

Just checked coding dojo for my Python curve...I don't know much programming, but am here to learn with you all!

From this video, I can definitely tell that I'd be more than happy to participate and will go ahead to sign up with codingdojo's community.
Unfortunately in these rough time, I've come to need to make a choice to move...And support my family, so ...You get it, I'm sure.

Hope I can find some real friends...Cause it's been...A rough time!

Thank you so much for the video!! Also has anyone ever told you that you favor the actor Mamoudou Athie??

Seriously man as i saw your thumbnail i felll like you are( Mamoudou Athie ) lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

One semester in school and one day in a boot camp don’t qualify you as a pro