Starts: Feb. 18th 2013
Ends: Apr. 26th 2013
Where: Silicon Valley
FULL
Starts: Apr. 8th 2013
Ends: June 7th 2013
Where: Silicon Valley
FULL
Starts: May 20th 2013
Ends: July 19th 2013
Where: Silicon Valley
FULL
Starts: June 24th 2013
Ends: Aug. 23rd 2013
Where: Silicon Valley
Price: $8,750 (up to $4,000 reimbursed if you get a job through our recruiting network)
Starts: July 29th 2013
Ends: Sep. 27th 2013
Where: Silicon Valley
Price $8,750 (up to $4,000 reimbursed if you get a job through our recruiting network)
Starts: Sep. 2nd 2013
Ends: Nov. 1st 2013
Where: Silicon Valley
Price $8,750 (up to $4,000 reimbursed if you get a job through our recruiting network)
Starts: October. 7th 2013
Ends: Dec. 13th 2013
Where: Silicon Valley
Price $8,750 (up to $4,000 reimbursed if you get a job through our recruiting network)
Learn HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, MVC, Ruby on Rails, MySQL, OOP, and much more.
Work with motivated peers and learn from experienced mentors every day from 9am-6pm (M-F).
You'll learn how to quickly pick up programming languages and build modern web applications from scratch.
At the end of the bootcamp you'll show off your projects at Demo Day.
Meet from 9am-6pm M-F. Spend 50-70 hours in class each week with actual developers as your guide. Lunch, dinner, and healthy snacks all included. Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, near companies like Google, Apple, and HP.
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Coding Dojo 2013
Coding Dojo is an immersive learning environment for aspiring web developers in Silicon Valley. Students rapidly learn how to pick up a programming language, and build something with it. If you're like most people, learning a programming language or filling knowledge gaps may seem like a daunting task. Some feel they don't know where to start or that trying to catch up would just take too long. Learning in person from actual developers and building real applications is the best, most efficient way to learn. It's how we learned, and how you can too.
We are a team of software engineers, most of us with varying backgrounds, and all passionate about code. Two years ago, we had a problem. We needed to quickly train a team of developers to build an enterprise web application, and we needed a web platform to do it. So we built the platform, created the courses, and trained the developers. It worked so well, that many of them are now our employees. Over the last two years, we've refined and improved that developer training to build upon a class lab/mentoring model, and have now made them available in Silicon Valley. Drop us a line, we'd love to show you what we're doing.
