Microverse

Everything started with sponsored publicity on some social media, Microverse managed to get my attention offering the opportunity to become a remote developer from scratch. It took some weeks to fade away most of the doubts about making the compromise... Read More with them but taking the free pre-course and building my very first own programs was the best decision in my life, since this built up the confidence to actually submit my application. Today I'm not only a solid developer but also a co-worker with all the soft skills a company expects me to have, and literally, everything was taught at Microverse.

Without having any previous solid web development experience, I managed to get a job as a Web UI Developer after 5 months in the program. It was an amazing experience and every single person I met along the way was kind and supportive. Pros: The curriculum... Read More is filled with carefully curated lessons and projects that will help you improve your technical and soft skills. They'll usually be enough to understand the concepts. Cons: It's really time demanding and you'll regularly find yourself needing to work after program hours (8 am to 5 pm, as it is a full-time program). Sometimes, you'll even need to work on Saturdays (this is not encouraged by Microverse, but sometimes the deadline is just too short). If you're looking for a challenging but rewarding experience, then Microverse is the full-stack development online school for you.

Being part of Microverse is a dream come true for me. It is such an inclusive environment, very supportive, and I never felt alone even when the conditions were tough. I joined with literally no experience, I had no idea of handling bugs, stress, and... Read More the imposter syndrome that I encountered during my studies. I have learned how to communicate clearly and explicitly and also listen to my partners which ensures everyone is being respected and their opinions. I have learned a lot as far as technical skills are considered. These include Git, GitHub, CSS, HTML, React, Javascript and I am still on the journey of learning more.

Listed below are the pros and cons of learning at Microverse: pros: 1. Ability to master new tech and be ready for a job in no time. 2. Increase your confidence by building projects weekly. 3. Friendly for learning. 4. With the community of like-minded... Read More people.

I have been a Frontend Developer for a couple of years by self-taught method, which is great, but I felt like I was missing a lot of basic knowledge and couldn't figure out a good path to follow to become a complete professional, because I was learning... Read More a little of a lot of technologies and I wasn't sure if they will serve to my goal (to become a FullStack developer). Microverse gave me that, a proven path to become a professional, You can learn all the technical skills out of Microverse, but the technical part is the less valuable thing Microverse offers, the real value is in the professional skills, the routine they create to mimic a Job environment, the communication skill you will develop, and the job search coaches. I recommend it 10/10 for everyone, but mostly for people that aren't sure of what path to take in their careers.

one of the best programs I know. It can be for beginners, intermediate and advance level. you will develop skills all round, soft skills and hard skills and most importantly work with people from all around the world. Through this program you will work... Read More in a group and individually which will give you experience on how things will look likr when you land a job.

before I joined microverse I didn't have any experience in programming and I never worked remotely before, some of my friends told me that I will never succeed in the journey cause they didn't know how microverse work, after joining Microverse I learned... Read More how to communicate with different people from different countries with different culture and background, I learned how to use the different framework and different languages. one good thing is that I succeed in my journey with Microverse.

This program is actually one of the best programs I've found. It's a really quick and serious program, so you have to be focused on what you're doing the entire program, but even with the speed of the program, it's a really good experience, not only because... Read More you learn a lot in a short time, but also because you meet new people every week, and you can build your professional and non-professional network with the people you find here. I started the program knowing some HTML, CSS, and a tiny of JavaScript, nowadays, I feel really confident with JavaScript, React and Redux, even though I know I still have a lot to learn. I would really recommend this program if you are really interested in programming, even if you don't know anything about it right now, but if you want to learn, this is a good place for you!

It's been a great journey so far. Some Pro(s): You're going to meet new people from all over the world, collaborate with people from different cultures and backgrounds and make new friends all while learning. A lot of resources and you learn things you... Read More never knew you needed. Some Con(s): It's really fast-paced, you would have to put in extra work and hours to get a project completed before a deadline. There isn't enough time to learn a concept properly.

I found Microverse on LinkedIn and there were a couple of things that made me apply for microverse immediately were the stack they were teaching ( JavaScript, React, Redux, Ruby and Databases, Ruby on Rails ) and ISA ( Income Share Agreement ) where I've... Read More to pay nothing upfront and I've to pay 15% only when my monthly income is more than $1,000 till it reaches to $15,000. I'm about to complete my React Redux Module and so far I've learned a lot of things that I couldn't learn alone due to distraction or I'll be doing in any Software Company. For me, Microverse is an Ideal Software Development Institute to become a Full Stack Web Development and I highly recommend this.