I did this and 1 other person did this in my cohort. The flaw with your assumption is that you're new to programming by the time you start a/A. By the time you start a/A you can already solve sophomore-level algorithms…
piece of crap won't let me edit but salary: 80k (1 yr) -> 110k (2 yr) -> 145k (3 yr) with about 15-20k from consulting work on my own in the past year
Graduated: App Academy December 2014 (almost 3 years) What are you doing now? I'm a front-end developer at an NYC unicorn. I used to work full-stack but I think backend work is boring to me. I also run a consultancy…
I did this and 1 other person did this in my cohort. The flaw with your assumption is that you're new to programming by the time you start a/A. By the time you start a/A you can already solve sophomore-level algorithms…
piece of crap won't let me edit but salary: 80k (1 yr) -> 110k (2 yr) -> 145k (3 yr) with about 15-20k from consulting work on my own in the past year
Graduated: App Academy December 2014 (almost 3 years) What are you doing now? I'm a front-end developer at an NYC unicorn. I used to work full-stack but I think backend work is boring to me. I also run a consultancy…