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	Reviewer Name	Review Body
	Jessica Brand	Pros: - A well-rounded overview of many aspects of coding you can't get from a solo course. - You make many websites in teams, and pick up the exact kind of workflow you need for a job. - Great way to create a portfolio - The coaches are very invested, pay attention to you, give great feedback. Ditto for the hiring team at the end of the course. - Good job support for those willing to engage with it. Cons: - The pace is very fast, so burnout risk is potentially high for coding newcomers. I would strongly recommend doing extra work online before applying, so that the transition to JavaScript doesn't come as a shock. I did a The Modern Javascript Bootcamp Course (2021) by Colt Steele and Stephen Grider and I think it made my life a lot easier. - Ruby is less popular than it used to be, so if you want more job options, be prepared to explore other languages or learn them on the job.
	Jessica Brand	Pros: - A well-rounded overview of many aspects of coding you can't get from a solo course. - You make many websites in teams, and pick up the exact kind of workflow you need for a job. - Great way to create a portfolio - The coaches are very invested, pay attention to you, give great feedback. Ditto for the hiring team at the end of the course. - Good job support for those willing to engage with it. Cons: - The pace is very fast, so burnout risk is potentially high for coding newcomers. I would strongly recommend doing extra work online before applying, so that the transition to JavaScript doesn't come as a shock. I did a The Modern Javascript Bootcamp Course (2021) by Colt Steele and Stephen Grider and I think it made my life a lot easier. - Ruby is less popular than it used to be, so if you want more job options, be prepared to explore other languages or learn them on the job.

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