This article explores and explains what can be accomplished with JavaScript. JavaScript can be used for a lot more than just web development.

After spending nine weeks in Koh Samui studying programming at Tortuga Coders, I would like to share some tips about Thailand, so you are totally prepared before starting this new experience.

We're finally at that moment of the bootcamp we were all looking forward to: the final project. I thought it would be useful to point out a few things that I learned about the decision making process of the final project and how to best prepare for it.

A comparisons between human language and computer language by a linguist and suggestions for learning both.

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Final Project: We should not eat alone (sometimes) EatWithMe is a unique social media dining app that sets the user up to eat with others. I've had this idea in my head for

Hey peeps, it's "Chang" (well, Jaschi but read my last post here ). You know the feeling when you just wanna throw your laptop out of the window because nothing is working? I know

Wasting food is such a bummerAs promised I'm going to give you a fairly brief introduction to my final project. This post is going to be structured in terms of motivation, background and

Learning to code is a never-ending process, there is no arrival point and if one can't enjoy it now at this stage, maybe it is better to look for something else instead of living in a constant status of frustration.

If you're planning to attend this bootcamp or even considering it; I imagine you have lots of questions. I am going to try and tell you guys as much as I can about my experience here...

My Name is Nikola, I'm from Germany and I'm 28 years old. Since the beginning of this year 2019 I've started my journey to become an awesome JavaScript developer. To top off my self-taught knowledge I've joined the best bootcamp in the world: Tortuga Coders!

Nice beach, delicious food, warm weather, and of course... interesting curriculum. Who wouldn't want to come here? But these are not the only reasons why I chose Tortuga Coders.

I'm here at the Tortuga Coders bootcamp, in Koh Samui, where I'm studying Full Stack Web Development. For my final project, I teamed up with Ed, a chill guy from the other side of the world and probably the best coder out of all the students.

I took for granted the existence of APIs that allow you to make optimized live search of flights and book them. It was a highly wrong assumption. And here we are with the first lesson learned: Never take anything for granted, especially as a Junior Developer