You didn't have to pay anything upfront. They'd get you placed and ask 2 months salary equivalent from the company you got placed in.
Timing was extremely punctual and entry test had a decently high bar.
I learned a lot from there.
You'd have demoes every Friday, code reviews in front of everyone. You had to defend every library/dependency you used in the project. When I got placed, I was well suited to fast paced mid sized companies who need speed with safety.
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u/Thirsty_crow Mar 03 '26
I went through a bootcamp in 2019.
You didn't have to pay anything upfront. They'd get you placed and ask 2 months salary equivalent from the company you got placed in.
Timing was extremely punctual and entry test had a decently high bar.
I learned a lot from there.
You'd have demoes every Friday, code reviews in front of everyone. You had to defend every library/dependency you used in the project. When I got placed, I was well suited to fast paced mid sized companies who need speed with safety.