Le Wagon

Why learning to code? 💻 A few years ago I did Le Wagon, a web development bootcamp. At the time, I had a master’s degree in social sciences and I was just starting my professional life. I had loved my studies. But something was missing: I didn’t have any technical skills. And most importantly, social…

We are in a very exciting time for technology, as it is a period of rapid advancement. New technologies are being developed at an unprecedented rate and the possibilities are limitless! …

To: My classmates becoming developers skip to: customization, examples and other guides Why not use the default People are more productive when they use tools they enjoy, and customizing your own tools makes it more fun to use as you can configure every nitty gritty piece to your liking. This is the IKEA effect. Ohmyzsh…

A Tailored Wine Experience — For the final project of my full stack bootcamp, my team of four people decided to build a mobile-first web application that would end up having 406 git commits in eight days. Its premise was simple: take a questionnaire to find your flavor profile, discover new wines from recommendations, and…

I would really like to retire on a vineyard in Southern Africa one day. Imagine ending a long day of farm work with a cool glass of Chardonnay on a porch overlooking the vineyards in the fading light of a beautiful sunset… Ahhh, bliss… But maybe we don’t need a…

What you should expect from joining a Bootcamp? I was thinking to write about my Bootcamp experience for a while but kept postponing. My friends and people who want to do the same transition keep asking me similar questions as I landed my first job right after the Bootcamp. …

I have just finished week 1 of my 11-week Web Development Bootcamp with Le Wagon, and what a week it has been! We have had a deep dive into the programming language of Ruby, along with a run through of Git and the terminal, to test our methods and push…

To: 地球人 TLDR down below My story It has been over a year since I graduated from the Le Wagon Bootcamp. Their slogan, Change your life, learn to code, has stayed true for me. The course was nine weeks long, and I learnt the best coding practices for modelling my website. …

At time of thinking of writing this, 3 years have gone by after finishing Le Wagon coding bootcamp in Tokyo, got to TA a batch, have been a front-end developer for a several projects in my job, and decided to finish up on my portfolio page that had been put…