Front End Developer (Part-Time)

       Please don't use this Bootcamp as a launchpad for your computer programming career. It is a waste of time and money wrapped in a veil of motivational messages and lies. Most instructors are rude and will make fun of you if you don't know something in an evaluation. I have gotten off calls crying because of how stupid the instructor made me feel, which is ironic because all of their "curriculum" is just a collection of resources on the internet that you can find for free. I have only encountered 2 nice instructors that made me feel welcomed and those were the main instructor and an evaluation instructor I got one time. Most of my first month in this camp was used to figure out how the camp worked because I was told to do things completely differently on kickoff day than on orientation. This was confusing and I think it goes to show that they probably have no idea what they are doing. The only reason I want to finish is that my family paid their hard-earned money for this program for me because it truly is my dream but I am realizing that this is an awful way to go about it. Also THANK GOD I am taking this course through a community college because if it wasn't there would be no one helping me get a job after this course. If there is one thing this Bootcamp has taught me it's that you DO NOT need a Bootcamp to be a coder. 

Codex Academy has been amazing in supporting me through my online program course with great mentor s to help me achieve my goals. I started a full stack developer program last summer as a part time student with no knowledge of coding! But with the help of codex academy I have learned so much with confidence in a short time. 

So far, the hardest part of this education program are the issues I brought with me as a student.  By that, I mean that this curriculum is as hands off or mentor intensive as you wish it to be and this level of freedom persists throughout most of the layers of the program.So, the only issues that I've had with this curriculum are my own bad habits; I get to work on those while I learn coding.  A true growing experience.The curriculum isn't perfect, but it is relaxed enough to allow for dynamic solutions to these imperfections.  Above all, the amount of, "understanding," I experience is very encouraging.  Roadblocks that prevent me from attending regular schooling are met with a, "I understand and appreciate your disabilities; we'll get through this together," mentality.If you put in the work, they'll work with you.  I have no doubt in my mind that CodeX genuinely wants to see me, as an individual, become a successful programmer.

I really appreciate that I found this school. The learning is systematic. Mentors are responsible. Thank you CodeX

One word to describe CodeX Academy is “Amazing!!”.  CodeX uses a constructive approach and would definitely make you a confident coder. Things that really helped me are advancing levels only after mastering previous level, dedicated and patient mentor and flexible mentoring sessions, community of learners and mentors to help you along the journey, evaluations to test your mastery and level wise projects which boost your confidence in coding, top of which you get a certificate. You also get to meet other mentors in regular Q&A sessions and also your progress is tracked through regular stand ups which familiarize you to corporate life. Rather than doing a self learning to code, choosing CodeX for your learning process saves you ginormous amount of time. By the end of the course you will become a much better coder.