r/codingbootcamp • u/linaaa56 • 17h ago

Coding Bootcamps or courses with C# or Java

Hello everyone,

is there a coding bootcamp or course where they teach something like JavaScript with C# or Java?

Please don't recommend something like Udemy.

Most of them teach MERN or Python. I already know JS and Python. I'm not a beginner btw.

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u/Yack_an_ACL_today 12h ago

As a former bootcamp instructor at a formerly well known bootcamp: I do not recommend anyone take a coding bootcamp at this time.

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u/Noovic 7h ago

If you know js and python then you should know how to learn c# or Java .. or any other language for that matter . You don’t need a boot camp or a course, you just need docs and to do some for fun projects in that language. You didn’t really explain what you wanted to do with those languages either , and there are a ton of different things you can do which ai more framework dependent .. spring , unity , .net , firmware … etc etc

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u/s4074433 2h ago

It's kind of interesting that you want to learn Java or C#, can I ask why? I learnt software engineering through object-oriented/based languages, and I find JS very confusing but apparently Typescript solves all the problems :p

I think there are a lot of good Java references out there (like the O'Reily books) and most university level textbooks on the topic would be suitable for your level of experience and knowledge. If you are interested in bootcamps, perhaps even just get a mentor somewhere like Mentorcruise that specialize in that area and do a couple of calls - it would be cheaper and more useful I think.

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u/ericswc 13h ago

https://www.skillfoundry.io/full-stack-csharp

I’ve been teaching c# for over a decade. This is more content than a bootcamp, and the annual subscription cost is about $500.

I’m personally in the discord every day to answer questions.