Coder Foundry

I was a complete coding newbie and the immersive learning style really helped me learn. The 12 weeks were very difficult, but very worth it. The variety they taught felt overwhelming at the time, but looking at the job descriptions, I see they provided... Read More us with the well-rounded skills hiring people are looking for. And due to the reputation Coder Foundry has, I feel more hiring managers are contacting me on LinkedIn which is increasing my job opportunities.

Had a great experience! Despite Graduating in the middle of Covid job placement stuck with me and helped me find a job. I really learned a lot from the course but continued coding really solidified the principles and base foundation I received from Coder... Read More Foundry. I would recommend Coder Foundry to other people.

One of the most positive experiences I have ever had. Despite how exhausted you become you really do feel the improvement and learning. By the end of the course the content you struggled to grasp in the beginning is something you can imagine how to reproduce... Read More in 3-4 ways. I feel like I got a real useful skill and I can take it out into the job market immediately.

Well written curriculum + skilled, *invested* instructors = a great experience. Make no mistake, this is a tough 12 weeks. And the last few are the hardest, when mental & physical fatigue has set in and you can see the finish line just out of reach. But... Read More I have knowledge and skills now that I could not have imagined just a few months ago. Take the quiz!

This was a demanding code camp. It took focus and hard work. Just what I was looking for. Now I have highly sought after coding skills, and I have the confidence that I can meet any coding challenge thrown at me. That is by design. Coder Foundry has put... Read More together a targeted curriculum that focuses on achievement, on getting things done. When you get down to it, getting things done is what we get paid to do.

One of the best decisions someone can make if they're trying to get their foot in a coding environment. Starting the course, I knew nothing about the .Net Framework. Now, I have the knowledge I need to get myself a career in coding. Read "Breaking the... Read More Code" by Booby Davis Jr.

I came into the course with passing knowledge of front end web development, but it was nothing near the level of what is taught in the course. This is a boot camp not a laid back college style class. You will be pushed, you will wonder if you're going... Read More to make it, and in week 12 I look back at my week 1 code and wonder how I ever wrote code that rough.

Jason / Antonio (main instructors) and Greg (TA) are both knowledgeable and, more importantly, approachable. In addition to teaching the requirements they also make themselves available to help with tangents students might go on.

While there are no group projects or group work collaboration between students is encouraged. Students who are further along are encouraged to assist other students, this both saves instruction time and reinforces the knowledge of the teacher.

Please do yourself a favor and listen to yourself when deciding on whether or not to attend a coding boot camp. If you decide to go that route, Coder Foundry is a solid option that I'd highly recommend.

A lot of material will be thrown at you, but Jason... Read More Twichell, the instructor will make sure no one is left behind. He does not belittle you for asking questions and is very approachable, and also created a lot of video and paper resources. If there was something I might have missed during the lecture, I was able to simply go back over the videos which were very helpful. Thanks to these resources, I never felt like it was impossible to catch up if I fell a little behind on something. In short, you'd have to be pretty lazy to do poorly in this course.

Coder Foundry's job placement is no joke thanks to Natosha Sanders's efforts. Most of the class were lined up for interviews before the program even ended, and some even had offers by the end of the program. If one company decides you might not be a great fit, Natosha will likely have another interview lined up for you very shortly. I appreciate that after you graduate, Coder Foundry is never really "done" with you.

I trusted myself and enrolled in this program and it delivered on its promise. Very satisfied.

To get this out of the way, first, yes this place does exactly what they claim to do. In twelve weeks with absolutely zero experience they will teach someone to be a full stack ASP.NET developer. But, more importantly than just the curriculum, I want... Read More to talk about the people.

Everyone involved with Coder Foundry wants to see their students succeed. From the instructors to the job placement specialists to the in house photographer, they are some of the most dedicated and encouraging people I have ever met in my life. The system absolutely would not work if they were not all that kind of person.

I can't say enough about this program. It is an experience I will never forget and one that I couldn't be more proud to have gone through.

When I first heard about Coder Foundry, I honestly thought it sounded too good to be true. Go from absolutely no knowledge of building applications to, not only being able to build them as if I had been doing it for years, but also having built five working... Read More applications (a single page portfolio, a fully functional bug tracker and a fully functional financial portal, a working api, and a cross platform Xamarin app)? Absolute witchcraft! But, having gone through it, I have to say that the program does exactly that. They will, in great detail, teach you how to build an application from scratch using C#, HTML, JQuery, CSS, and SQL, and you don't need to know a single thing about any of those languages before hand. In addition to that, I was given opportunity to grow skills outside of coding, such as how to handle myself in interviews and how to demonstrate my programs to room full of prospective customers/employers. From top to bottom, this program will legitimately prepare you for working in the software development world, and I cannot say enough good things about the process and the people who run it. Yes, it is stressful. Yes, it is a challenge. And yes, at some point it will seem overwhelming. But I absolutely believe anyone can get through this and be a success story on the other side. Going through this course has been one of the best experiences of my life. Can't recommended it any more strongly.