Bootcamp comparison
The Iron Yard vs Digital Unicorn
The Iron Yard’s front-end engineering bootcamp is designed for people who want to learn how to build web apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The bootcamp curriculum includes extensive career ...
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We start with HTML5 and CSS3 to make your application responsive. Improve UX by animating with jQuery and 3rd party libraries. Skill up your JavaScript with Node.js — the largest ...
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The Iron Yard |
Digital Unicorn |
Program |
Front-End Engineering |
Web Development |
Founded |
2011 |
2016 |
Duration |
12 weeks |
12 weeks |
Cost |
$13,900 |
£8000 |
Topics |
CSS, HTML, JavaScript, MVC, Node.js, React |
APIs, Express, Git, HTML, JavaScript, LAMP, MVC, MySQL, PHP, REST, SQL, Symfony, WordPress |
Cities |
Atlanta, Austin, Charleston, Charlotte, Columbia, Durham, Greenville, Houston, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Little Rock, London, Minneapolis, Nashville, Salt Lake City, Washington DC |
London |
Admissions |
Application, interview |
Application, interview, prep work |
Placement stats |
Undisclosed |
Undisclosed |
Scholarships |
Diversity scholarship available |
50% scholarships available |
Job Guarantee |
No |
Yes - You pay 50% of your fees before the course and 50% once you’ve landed a job. If you fail to get a developer role within 6 months, you won't pay the outstanding 50%. |
Financing |
Yes |
No |
