I got the front end certification back in 2015 while I was in college and unhappy with my major. It helped me get my first software job (and second, and third...). So thanks for that.
For my question: As you know your original curriculum was based around AngularJS, which faded a bit after the switch to Angular 2 and the rise of smaller front end libraries like React.
What is your process for choosing your curriculum? Eg. teaching relevant information and not outdated technologies or, on the other end of the spectrum, a fad/flavor of the week technology?
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Hi Quincy,
I got the front end certification back in 2015 while I was in college and unhappy with my major. It helped me get my first software job (and second, and third...). So thanks for that.
For my question: As you know your original curriculum was based around AngularJS, which faded a bit after the switch to Angular 2 and the rise of smaller front end libraries like React.
What is your process for choosing your curriculum? Eg. teaching relevant information and not outdated technologies or, on the other end of the spectrum, a fad/flavor of the week technology?
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