How Novices Learn to Program: What I’ve Learned Teaching in a Coding Bootcamp
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There are some patterns that John Fulton sees in many individuals who are learning to program and those insights may prove helpful in mentoring.
As a university adjunct faculty member and a full-time coding bootcamp instructor, there are some patterns that John Fulton sees in many individuals who are learning to program. These insights may prove helpful in mentoring junior developers, onboarding recent graduates, or helping a friend learn to program.
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