According to Payscale, a Web Developer in Miami earns an average of $64k per year, and an entry-level developer earns an average of $51k in the same period.
We were sure that Ruby was a bad decision (see here why) and after weeks of consideration between several programming languages we decided to start teaching Python at 4Geeks Academy
According to Payscale, a Web Developer in Miami earns an average of $64k per year, and an entry-level developer earns an average of $51k in the same period.
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Companies are looking for people with coding skills. Not just because they need more developers (which they need), but also because they need people capable of understanding how a tech-related company works.
Do you want to become a developer? You have 3 choices: College, bootcamps or learn by yourself. But how to decide? You don't even know if you are going to be a good developer, maybe is not for you. Is only fair that we let you test it out first.
We were sure that Ruby was a bad decision (see here why) and after weeks of consideration between several programming languages we decided to start teaching Python at 4Geeks Academy
According to Payscale, a Web Developer in Miami earns an average of $64k per year, and an entry-level developer earns an average of $51k in the same period.
Among the tech community, women are only taking 31% of the total workspace, but what it's most disturbing is that today women occupy 18% of proportion in computer science degrees compare to 37% that we had in 1984.
Have you ever played The Sims or League of Legends? If you have, you familiar with the concept of “earning skills”, we are proud to have built the entire academy around that concept...
Web designers and software developers respond to different skills. The requirements of education and experience are different and so are the opportunities they offer.
As passionate educators, we aim to impact the educational ecosystem of Miami by teaching coding to young professionals who understand its importance in the constantly changing market nowadays. What a better way to do so than to collaborate with the organization that is the leader among the Miami community of young entrepreneurs: Casimiro Global Foundation.
The #IntroToCoding Workshop Level 2 sponsored by Facilcloud and lead by our instructor Ignacio Cordoba was held on December 17th at WeWork Lincoln Road. The topic of the workshop was: How Does The Web Work? HTML + CSS and everyone who attended received USD1400 to use in the cloud.
Day by day companies are adapting to the increasingly digital world we live in. This means they have to navigate fast and efficiently in a language that few understand but everyone “speaks”, the language of web. This is why web developers are becoming increasingly needed […]
According to Payscale, a Web Developer in Miami earns an average of $64k per year, and an entry-level developer earns an average of $51k in the same period.
There are many important elements to consider when you are choosing the best coding Bootcamp for you.
We believe that your education decision should address these four (4) questions.
We love NodeJS, we even use it in some of 4Geeks experiments, it is super cool and hot and it was growing a lot last year (2016). All that said, 4Geeks decided to leave it out from the Full-Stack Development program, click here to learn why.
This post is not about what programming language is better (it's impossible to answer that), this post is about choosing the best language to learn how to code.