Monthly Archives: March 2014
@gSchool Week 3
This week’s gSchool highlights included solidifying an understanding of how Test-Driven Development (TDD) works and gaining a much higher comfort level using Git and GitHub. Quite a bit of ‘free’ time was also spent reviewing Ruby basics to strengthen weak … Continue reading
@gSchool Week 2
Studying at a programming bootcamp like gSchool offers a wide range of learning opportunities. As hard as the programming aspect has been, harder lessons come from leading with my ego. Very briefly, here are things I’m learning: Humility: For the … Continue reading
@gSchool Week 1
What a week! Following months of anticipation, we finally started programming bootcamp as gSchool’s first Boulder cohort. There are 26 students consisting of 12 women and 14 men. We range from having four months self-taught coding experience to years of … Continue reading
Choosing & Getting Accepted into Programming Bootcamp
This post is intended to be a mini-guide for people at ground zero who have no idea where to start or how to go about getting into a programming bootcamp. The disclaimer is that I’m not an expert on the … Continue reading
