The worst possible 'instructors'. The worst possible 'instructors'.. when your 'teachers' are teenagers or less than 25 you should think about what your doing. Just think about that for a minute.

DO NOT BUY THIS COURSE! DO NOT BUY THIS COURSE, I BEGUE YOU! Guys, there is TONS of FREE courses on internet, TONS! Just as there are plenty of people whiling to help you for free too! Just take a look on bad comments, people complaining about "no help", "chaotic course", "already available for free" or "no refund"! You really want to pay for a course? Ok no problem, go for: - codecademy - wesbos.com - codewithmosh.com And so on way more cheaper than 500 bucks for ONLY JAVASCRIPT! Don't be tricked, those marketers just want your money! They stole me (yeah, I know it's mentioned, but I don't care) almost 300$, saying they can't refund me the first payment even if it's under 30 days guarantee! W-T-F You really want to be a CLEVER PROGRAMMER? Keep your money and just study on Youtube / Freecodecamp or even with the affordable courses I gave above!

I have learned all lot within the past… I have learned all lot within the past 6 months. The first two months were more review, then completely new topics. It became more interesting once we started to learn react and the backend applications. I never felt confused and was able to keep up. But we lost about 50% of the cohort because others fall behind.

Promises Made But Not Kept Clever Programmer is a Hype Machine that makes promises, but can't deliver on them. The program is unorganized, unprofessional, under-delivered, and unstructured. 1. Disorganized with curriculum (nothing cohesive or transparent) 2. Lack of homework guidance, providing original homework, and no feedback on homework. 3. Lack of accountability by coaches. 4. Lack of communication between all employees. 5. Lack of standard pricing and price ranges from $5K to $22K. Need clearer pricing for all students. 6. Unprofessional because they cancelled a week of class because of their marketing event. There were no preparations to continue class because they needed our instructor, Naz. 7. Lack of consideration for all students. I got out of my contract because of health reasons, but everything I stated above is true. I am thankful I got out of my contract and it only cost me $1100 and I was switched to PWJ. But there are 13 + of my classmates who are fighting for a refund and Qazi won't give them a refund and IT IS HIS choice to do so. He gave two of my classmates a refund that I know of, but no one else. Shady stuff seems to go on there with the lack of communication.

Fullstack Mastery bootcamp student Fullstack Mastery bootcamp student here. I'm very happy with the results of my bootcamp experience taking me from someone dabbling with code to someone who has a firm grasp of major frontend and backend principles, project building experience, and team-oriented developer methodologies. Pros - fantastically engaging instructors - focus on deep learning of JavaScript basics and application of constant problem solving - guided self-learning projects - readily available community to push you forward as you build and develop skills - emphasis on continuous improvement as technologies change Cons - capstone project structure was disorganized - too little time spent on backend (node.js) as a fullstack program