Did you go to college, but didn't learn to code? Don't worry, programming is a skill you can learn.
A computer science degree teaches a lot about how computers work, but is not required to become a good developer.
Good developers are able to solve problems by writing code.
Understanding the problem is at least half the battle.
College preps you for the rigor of analyzing complex systems and written communication.
What's great about college is that we're expected to learn deep concepts without the pressure of writing code on a deadline.
Bootcamp graduates are rushed through the code, but miss a lot of the computer science concepts.
No matter where you're starting from, if you're interested in coding, it doesn't take much to get started.
From there, you can continue learning concepts and techniques as you expand your capabilities.
Most experienced is gained on the job. I can help you find out what roles are available and suit your interests. From there, we would line up the things that you need to learn to get there and practice until you have a good handle on it.