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I can carry my Mac Book and work on both operating systems.īecause I have to use my Oculus Rift and some Cuda rendering engines I installed Windows 10 Pro.Īfter installing Bootcamp and Windows 10 Pro DaVinci Resolve (15.2.3) runs super smooth with Vega 20 and OpenCL.Īfter installing the egpu box with a GTX board and loading the default Nvidia drivers (388.X) DaVinci Resolve runs really bad using Cuda drivers, works better using the internal Vega 20.

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I decided to build an hybrid portable system made of one Mac Book Pro Vega 20 + Razer Core X egpu box + one GTX 1080Ti. In Randy’s case this was a pilot project MakerSquare implemented with an online bootcamp and changes to MakerSquare’s Career Day.Generally I work with Davinci Studio on Windows 10 and GTX gpus on heavy workstations. Randy also gives us insight into the unique changes and “pivots” that can take place at bootcamp. Mike takes you from prework and saying goodbyes to the first week and demo days. Take a look at Jeff’s blog if you want to know:įollow former education administrator, Randy, as he makes his journey from San Diego to Austin to attend MakerSquare's bootcamp with his wife and two kids in tow.

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Jeff takes you through his journey, offering the usual code snippets and anecdotes but with quirky humour and an incredible amount of direction and lists to help you stay on track on your bootcamp adventure.

Reboot Jeff offers in-depth advice on every aspect of coding bootcamps from choosing a bootcamp to funding and advice, not to mention a week-by-week walkthrough of life at one of the most popular bootcamps, Hack Reactor.

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There’s not much that Ted doesn’t cover in his posts, and it’s a great resource whether you are going to bootcamp or just planning to teach yourself how to code. The Coding Dojo alum faithfully blogged from prep work through just about all 60 days of bootcamp (minus day 35) and then some. If you doubt the theory that blogging bootcampers are more likely to get jobs, then you haven’t met Ted Whang. Ted's Coding Dojo Experience - Coding Dojo Take a look at Kelley’s blog if you want to know: Kelley takes you through her time at Iron Yard’s Front End Engineering course complete with code snippets and project examples and daily anecdotes about her cute puppy or watching Mad Max in 3D. Excellent tech talks from experienced devsįrom event planner to front-end web developer, follow Kelley’s journey from hearing of bootcamp for the first time to her first day on the job after graduation.Take a look at Jessie’s blog if you want to know: Jessie’s now had several years of steady experience as a developer, but you can still view her blog on tumblr or Wordpress. Follow her journey as she pair programs, meets with her mentor and writes code. Take a look at Violet’s blog if you want to know about:Īs of December 8, 2017, Dev Bootcamp will no longer be operating, but wondering how Dev Bootcamp started out? As one of Dev Bootcamp’s first graduates, Jessie offers coveted insight into Dev Bootcamp’s unique blend of hard and soft skills that make it so popular. Summer of Code is an accelerated version of Fullstack’s normally 13 week program that was designed to teach college students how to code over summer break. Join her on the journey from searching, interviewing and being accepted to bootcamp to completing coursework all the way to post-graduation reflections 11 weeks later. From a CS major to an event planner, these bootcamp graduates give you a snapshot of what makes each coding school and experience unique.Ī female computer science major? Yep! And she just completed Fullstack Academy’s Summer of Code program.

By Liz EgglestonLast Updated December 28, 2020Īre you planning on attending a coding bootcamp? Deciding between two bootcamps? We’ve scoured the net for alumni blogs from top coding bootcamps including Fullstack Academy, Dev Bootcamp, The Iron Yard, Coding Dojo, MakerSquare and Hack Reactor.