u/michaelnovati replied ·
The cheapest bootcamp in that price range I know of is NuCamp. Which is similar content to online courses but with live sessions and support.
Learning coding is a lot of private trial and error and banging your head against the wall until it works - and then STILL not fully understanding why until years later haha.
Bootcamps and live interaction can help with accountability and setting a path through the tremendous amount of noise.
FWIW going to a bootcamp to LEARN and not to GET A JOB is definitely an option I would recommend, just don't could on the program getting you a job right now.