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Lambda school. 6 month, full time, covers both basics and advanced stuff.
I hadn't heard of Lambda school, but this looks like a great option. The fact that it's available online, and available after work hours is really appealing. Do you have experience with Lambda school?
Not a boot camp, it encourages "self-taught". If you go, you'll be pursuing those more advanced topics at your own pace. But you're sure to meet like-minded folks and learn from them as well.
I learned about RC through Hacker News posts, so its fitting I pass along the recommendation this way.
The courses cover computer science data structures but we will be adding algorithms in the near future.
https://www.codecademy.com/learn/paths/computer-science/
If you are already familiar with Python, you probably want to skip to the 7th unit.
Feedback is appreciated!
I'm sure they wouldn't get a lot of customers, but I would have loved it.
I'm part of a team creating content at Codecademy to fill exactly this need. It is currently part of our Pro feature. The courses cover computer science data structures but we will be adding algorithms in the near future. https://www.codecademy.com/learn/paths/computer-science/ If you are already familiar with Python, you probably want to skip to the 7th unit. Feedback is appreciated!
I'm part of a team creating content at Codecademy to fill exactly this need. It is currently part of our Pro feature. The courses cover computer science data structures but we will be adding algorithms in the near future. https://www.codecademy.com/learn/paths/computer-science/ If you are already familiar with Python, you probably want to skip to the 7th unit. Feedback is appreciated!
If you're looking for a good shortcut get the Imposters Handbook: https://bigmachine.io/products/the-imposters-handbook/ The author, Rob Connery, has got a number of online courses out. I've attended a few and he's an exceptional instructor. Least this self taught developer understands him:>). Good luck!
Maybe not exactly what you're looking for, but check out the Recurse Center, https://www.recurse.com Not a boot camp, it encourages "self-taught". If you go, you'll be pursuing those more advanced topics at your own pace. But you're sure to meet like-minded folks and learn from them as well. I learned about RC through Hacker News posts, so its fitting I pass along the recommendation this way.