Coding Dojo

1715 114th Ave. SE. #100, 98004, Bellevue, United States
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3.80
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Coding Dojo

Learn to build websites and apps in Python, Java, JavaScript, .NET, and iOS. Online and part-time courses available!

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Adam Keenan
GB

Perfect option for a career change! I took the part time online bootcamp and loved it! I did the MERN stack option and learned so much. I enjoyed the class structure and the online learning platform was a fantastic resource. They also run a Discord server that gives you access to teachers and TAs! I would totally recommend this program for new high school grads or people making a career change (like myself leaving the legal field after 10 years)!

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Branley MInaya
GB

Came into the bootcamp not knowing… Came into the bootcamp not knowing anything about react or mongodb. Finishing the course, I can say it was worth it. I learned alot and the instructors and ta were very helpful. Left the bootcamp with so much tools under my belt and even more confident with applying for jobs. I was self teaching myself to code and if it wasnt for this bootcamp, it would've taken me way longer than 2-3 months to get the basics down of mern

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Brian Vazquez
GB

from zero knowledge I came into this bootcamp with absolutely no idea how to code in html and this course, at the stage I am now, has taught me the web fundamentals two full stacks(python and MERN). Its a fun, fast pace course with great instructors. Definitely recommend Coding dojo!

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James Green
GB

The onsite experience was very helpful… The onsite experience was very helpful in technical work. Visualization is your own part of the studies as working at the school and not actually working in a tech job can prove to stimulate at least a few illusions about how the work will be. The technical approach is really well done at Coding Dojo. They give you a taste of everything and keep you moving around enough so that when the dust settles, you can see the common patterns of the most important aspects to learn, as they are common among the many different tastes you aquire.

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Michelle Smith
GB

Way overpriced to listen to someone… Way overpriced to listen to someone recite text for 40 hours a week, then to study on your own. Save yourself some cash and learn at your own pace with a more well-rounded approach.

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