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General Assembly vs Code Fellows
General Assembly’s web development bootcamp covers a variety of career-crucial topics including JavaScript and Rails. Intensive career counseling is also part of the program. General Assembly ...
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Build full-stack web applications with server-side Node.js and modern, front-end libraries and frameworks, including AngularJS. In this intensive course, you will study ...
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General Assembly |
Code Fellows |
Program |
Web Development Immersive |
Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript |
Founded |
2011 |
2013 |
Duration |
12 weeks |
10 weeks |
Cost |
$13,500 |
$12,000 |
Topics |
CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, SQL |
Ajax, Algorithms, Angular-JS, CSS, Express, Git, HTML, Jasmine, JavaScript, JSON, MongoDB, Node.js, NoSQL, REST, Sass, Unix |
Cities |
Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Singapore, Sydney, Washington DC |
Portland, Seattle |
Admissions |
Open to anyone |
Application, phone interview, code challenge |
Placement stats |
Undisclosed |
90%+ placement rate |
Scholarships |
For low-income students |
For women, U.S. veterans, and minorities |
Job Guarantee |
No |
No |
Financing |
Yes |
Yes |
