By Daniel Paschal – Lead Instructor LearningFuze Code School I was reading an article on what it takes to be a successful web developer. It seemed to mirror what I believed were good traits and some we work to instill in the coding bootcamp. However it’s focus was very broad, going all the way up
Pursuing a passion that eventually will become a career is an exciting journey. As a web development training school, we thrive on that passion as we love to work with enthusiastic students to help them reach their technical and career goals. There is really nothing more rewarding than seeing the light bulb go on with
Students have been asking for a part-time coding program for some time now, and we are proud announce that it is officially launched! We are nearing our 5th anniversary as a web development and coding bootcamp. We are proud and humbled by the school’s success and the amazing students who have completed the program. We
We’ve interviewed hundreds of prospective students, and had the privilege to work with many coding bootcamp graduates. We’ve compiled a brief list of the top fears some of our students have shared and how they have navigated through them to success. 1) Am I really smart enough? It’s all about commitment, persistence and passion.
By TJ Kinion In the age of technology it is almost impossible to go through your day without talking about or using a product from one of the tech giants; Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft. These companies have not only shaped the world we live in today but they are building the
Q. What is your pre-LearningFuze story? What was your educational background and career path before you decided to attend a coding bootcamp? A. Before attending LearningFuze, I was a student at the University of Illinois: Urbana-Champaign majoring in Chemical Engineering. I determined that University/College life wasn’t for me, and so I left Illinois and returned
TJ Kinion leads the employment prep and search process for LearningFuze students and graduates. He is a key component in preparing students once the program is complete. Certainly the technical skills need to be competitive, but believe it or not the soft skills are equally and for many companies even more important than the technical.
When potential students consider LearningFuze coding bootcamp, they often contact admissions with a range of questions about our curriculum, format, and our awesome teaching staff. To help answer some common questions about life at a bootcamp, we sat down with Dan Paschal, Lead Instructor at LearningFuze. In the interview, Dan offer his advice on learning
By Jordan Kimura LearningFuze, an Orange County coding bootcamp, was thrilled to host the JavaScriptLA meetup on Character Sets with renowned speaker and author Douglas Crockford! It was a packed house as Crockford provided a dynamic and highly educational talk on Character Sets and how those decisions made long ago still have a strong impact
One of the most common concerns would-be developers have when looking for web development training is whether or not they’re a good fit for a development program as immersive and condensed as our twelve-week coding bootcamp. So we’ve compiled four of the top questions we get from prospective students and answered them here: “Is this
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