Best (& fastest) way for nontech startup founder to learn coding?

Yeah I love reading about people's stories, and the twists and turns along the way and it's a pretty detailed overview. He's certainly moved around a lot and jumping between film/tv and tech (and jumping from product to marketing and back). I like the shift in narrative in general with Codesmith in 2024, Profiles In Tech and focusing on people having impactful jobs and stories, rather than just "we are the best", I think it connects more with people. At the end of the day though, it's tough to run a 13 week 11 hour a day bootcamp in this market and I'm seeing a lot of "wordsmithing" with the marketing around placement times that demonstrates to me some concern that cohorts aren't filling up and they don't want people to delay or get cold feet because of the market. So hopefully the market turns around or they make bigger changes to adjust. P.S. I still diagree on the framing of the projects, but I think that's something I could have a conversation with Will and Eric about, whereas during the boom times I feel like we were on different planets.