Veterans Benefit from Next-Generation Tech Training & Jobs
Nick Buck is a USMC veteran and a graduate of devCodeCamp. He is currently a software developer at Compass Analytics. In the U.S. today, there are two overlapping trends affecting millions of Americans. The first is that the American economy is evolving and diversifying at a faster pace than ever before. Each day, fresh innovations…
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5 Non-Coding Skills Students Learn at devCodeCamp
When enrolling at devCodeCamp, it is immediately clear the amount of technical skills that students will obtain during their time at the coding bootcamp. The desire and passion to learn how to code is exactly why students come to devCodeCamp, but little do they know they will leave with a set of skills that will…
Read MoreWhy Learning to Code Part-Time is a Struggle.
By: devCodeCamp a proven full-time immersive code school with an audited 90% placement rate. A part-time accelerated coding camp is tricky at best. It’s not a great fit for the vast majority of students as it’s painfully discouraging and ineffective in becoming a software or web developer hoping to make a career switch. We get…
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devCodeCamp’s Paul Jirovetz and Michael Terrill talk coding, success on Wisbusiness.com’s “The Podcast”
ICYMI: devCodeCamp was featured on wisbusiness.com’s “The Podcast” to discuss the work we do here at devCodeCamp and the results we’re seeing from our graduates. To listen to the full podcast, click here It was an honor to be able to tell our story – but even more of an honor to talk about the amazing work that our graduates…
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devCodeCamp wins Wisconsin Inno’s 2018 “50 on fire” award
On Wednesday, December 5th, devCodeCamp was proud to receive the “50 on Fire” award by Wisconsin Inno at the first ever 50 on Fire Celebration. This event was dedicated to “recognizing the city’s inventors, disrupters, luminaries, and newsmakers across all industries.” We are beyond thankful to have had the opportunity to stand and be recognized with so…
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Coding jobs are opening up – devCodeCamp will help you land one
You’ve probably heard many stories about job-seekers who struggle to find work, but did you know that many employers are actually struggling to find job-seekers? According to a recent piece in The Hill, there were seven million open positions in the U.S. this year – with tech jobs being among the most difficult to fill. It makes…
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devCodeCamp graduate Dylan Schimdt shows how you can be a successful coder without a four-year degree
Dylan Schmidt wasn’t sold on the college lifestyle. Like many people, Dylan attended a four-year college in the hopes that he’d learn the skills he needed to pursue success in the job market as a software developer. However, it didn’t take long for Dylan to realize that a four-year college wasn’t for him. He was…
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The Washington Times – devCodeCamp gives students the skills to succeed without the burden of a four-year degree
This week, devCodeCamp was honored to be mentioned in The Washington Times, highlighting the work our team is doing to help bring diverse education options to the modern economy. As discussed in the Washington Times piece, in today’s workforce, employers seek skilled individuals who are ready and eager to work, yet people often find themselves…
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Milwaukee will soon be the “Silicon Valley” on Lake Michigan
What comes to mind when I talk about Milwaukee, Wisconsin? Cracking open a local beer, taking a stroll through the Third Ward, or chilly lake winds, most likely. And while all of these are certainly true, there’s one more term I’d like to offer that I think describes today’s Milwaukee pretty well. “Tech hub.” …
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devCodeCamp Grads Discuss Life in the Software Industry
Q&A by devCodeCamp Hiring Partner MSI Data with recent graduates about their experience working in software. When you think of a software developer, do you think of someone with a liberal arts degree? How about a trades background? It may sound too good to be true, but more and more are teaching themselves or taking…
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