Code Boot Camp 10

Code Boot Camp 10 attracted students from different backgrounds, though they all shared an interest in developing solutions. In three short months, these guys have built upon a self-taught or design-based foundation to hone the skills necessary to be certified full-stack web developers. Get to know these guys!

Ezra Hampton

Allin Harmon served in the Army from 2006 to 2009. Following his military service he graduated from the Art Institute of Atlanta and set to work in web design. In 2014, he decided to hop into printer repair, though it never had the reward he had experienced in design. By 2020, a pandemic-influenced furlough turned into a layoff, and Allin was ready to get back to what he loved. His passion for design got him thinking about returning to designing websites. His wife learned about the Code Boot Camp at theClubhou.se through social media and recommended it to him as a way to re-enter the field. Allin recognized the CBC would also be a great introduction to Javascript and the backend of development, areas he knew he needed to step back into the field. With the support of an instructor and classmates, Allin would be on his way to refreshing his skills and updating his knowledge of current trends. So he applied, got started, and is on track to find a new position as a Junior Web Developer. LinkedIn Github

Abdiel Vazquez

Ezra Hampton wanted a career that got him excited, allowed him to create, and enabled him to help people. Ezra discovered there are many possibilities to the way web development can help people, and loving to figure out how systems and puzzles work, he began teaching himself to code a couple of years ago. He got involved with local developer clubs and joined theClubhou.se along the way. While enrolled as a computer programming student, he realized he wanted to propel himself into the field more quickly, and in discovering the Code Boot Camp at theClubhou.se, found the opportunity he needed. He put it off for a year, though with the pandemic, decided to go full steam ahead on his dream job: Software Developer. LinkedIn Github

Allin Harmon

Abdiel Vazquez has always had a passion for graphic design, marketing, and advertising. He earned a certificate in graphic design four years ago from Augusta Technical College to get started on that career path. Recently, while learning some programming from internet videos, he came across the idea of a computer programming bootcamp. Aware that web development is a growing field, Abdiel began searching for local opportunities and an advisor at ATC recommended he apply to theClubhou.se’s Code Boot Camp. The application process solidified his serious intention to be a web developer, as he sought more depth in understanding Javascript and the backend of web applications. Abdiel now feels more confident in applying for developer jobs so he can be a web developer in 2021! LinkedIn Github

If you or someone you know is looking for a new career in web development, learn more about the Code Boot Camp at theClubhou.se and start your application today. Three month cohorts begin in January, June, and September.