Coding DojoReviews of codingdojo.com

Coding Dojo was a great experience. The Instructors were easy to work with, knowledgeable and the platform contains a lot of content. Out of all the schooling I have done in the past this was the first time that I was waking up in the morning looking forward to going to class. Even though I was self taught in python and JavaScript I found that through the Coding Dojo I was filling in a lot of the gaps in my knowledge that I missed on my own. Coding Dojo also gave me a great overview of different technologies that I would not have, on my own, learned. I highly recommend to anyone looking to get into the field.

This was my third coding bootcamp but first full-time remote learning experience. With previous experience learning HTML, CSS, Javascript and SQL, I was humbled by their unique approach to each stack. The online platform was informative, concise and methodical. The assignments reiterated over lecture material while allowing creative freedom. The belt exams were challenging and engaging. Their Virtual Workplace made it easy to connect, ask questions and learn from the national community which was super cool and not possible at previous in-person bootcamps. I was a little skeptical at first but I learned, this was the type of environment for me. Some of the resources they offered that set me up for success were video recordings of every lecture in each stack, demos for challenging assignments when we requested, unintimidating support system of teachers and TA's, just enough guidance to figure out what questions I needed to ask and the opportunity to succeed to live a life serving a greater purpose. Looking forward to continue learning, sharing and building towards a brighter future!

This is the fastest method I found to learn web programming quickly. I had been studying on my own for months but making slow progress. The structure and support that the program provides makes it possible to cover a maximum amount of material in minimal time. However, I strongly recommend that you first get comfortable with at least the programming languages python and javascript before attempting the program. If you come in with no programming at all, you will not be able to keep up with the material. I was already comfortable with programming, but had to work hard to keep up with the material.

I came into this bootcamp with absolutely no idea how to code in html and this course, at the stage I am now, has taught me the web fundamentals two full stacks(python and MERN). Its a fun, fast pace course with great instructors. Definitely recommend Coding dojo!

They offered 0 job placement support, didn't offer anyone in my cohort an interview or even an introduction to a position, and the instructors never worked in the industry; they were all former students with less knowledge than a college graduate.

Worst bootcamp in the world.

Even their select page/feature doesn’t work. I had to sign up for the info they said I’d get by signing in. I asked: “DO NOT call me. Please remove me from all lists. I am not a future student or prospect.” We shall see if they have any self respect or dignity.

A great way to get your foot in the door with tech.. YOU WILL NOT BE JOB READY AFTER 14-weeks.. This will only allow you to scratch the tip of the iceberg. You don't need to pay 15k to learn this stuff, and you don't even get to keep the course materials after you graduate. You can definitely find resources online with everything you need.... I was hoping that i'd have actual career mentoring, and maybe someone who would actually meet with me face to face... but pretty much once you graduate and they get their money... They don't care about you at all... and you are not going to be job ready... you will be able to code though, but a LONG way to go before you're hireable. Its definitely an intensive course, and it is a lot of work, but it is doable and you do learn a lot. Honestly I wish i would have saved myself the money and did a Team Treehouse Track Degree or something from Udemy, or freecodecamp or one of the thousands of other, more affordable ways to learn.. hell, if you look at meetup there are weekly coders meeting up just to meet up Overall, it was a fun, educational experience, and I learned a TON... But it is very misleading and they are definitely just pumping out boot camp grads and trying to meet quotas. the quality is declining as a result.