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Roy Altstädter

Developers institute has has good, well structured python full stack course. This was a fully remote course due to COVID 19. Teachers: excellent especially Jonathan! Mentors: Avi and Julian are Great Mentors and helped me dig deeper understanding issues, and working on best practices. (There are some that I am learning now during the beginning of my career that were missed) The course provided a really good overview over relevant languages and frameworks. Since it is only three months there are quite a few things you aren’t taught so I recommend anyone who will do this course to look at some general practices and low level language concepts like pointers etc to get a better understanding of things, although not necessary, it will help you avoid things others would run into). They really help you get a foot into start ups that you might not have heard of, and getting interviews there in order to kick start your career. It might be overwhelming so pick wisely. Cons: I wish there would have been a bit more emphasis on building a sustainable system architecture that is scalable, especially when getting to the projects. This could also be improved by having exercises that build on top of each other to build one greater application or feature, rather than small disconnected ones.