Daniel
5 stars, no less
The entire bootcamp, the content, lectures, assignments and projects are well designed and structured. Video lectures follow a very logic structure. The language is very natural and contains lots of practical content. It is easy to forget that you are watching a video as they are recorded in a way that it just feels like someone is in front of you explaining stuff for you. Assignments are adequate: they are very challenging but doable (providing you put in many many hours, typically twice the time that you would expect originally). The bootcamp contains a lot, I mean a lot of material. As I've heard from Software Engineers, you are not expected to memorize 100% of the content, because nobody does, even experienced programmers. We rely a lot in Google and its magical powers to find someone who's asked your same question before. The 1:1 mentoring is also a good compromise between having a fellow human guide you through along the way and keeping costs reasonable. But I've heard from other students not being so compatible with the mentor assigned to them. I guess that could happen anywhere. Springboard has made a good job following through the student's concerns and making sure all details are ironed out. I'm very convinced that the material I've learned is very useful and covers a multitude of technologies that are applicable in real life.


