About Barcelona Code School
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9-week in-person JavaScript Full-Stack bootcamp
JavaScript, React.js, React Native, Node, Express, MongoDB, Git, HTML5, CSS3
Monday to Friday, 9:30 till 19:30
The course is taught in English
Financing options are available
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The JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp takes place over nine weeks and teaches an up-to-date curriculum to maximize the demand for your skills when you graduate as a full-stack web developer!
What you will learn:
– How to build fast, modern, dynamic and responsive websites
– Best web development and UI/UX practices
– Programming with JavaScript for front-end, back-end and mobile!
– React framework, used by Facebook and Instagram!
– Storing you data in MongoDB
– Using external APIs
– React Native for building native mobile apps
– Version control with Git and GitHub
– Deployment of your apps for web and mobile (iOS + Android)
– Team and pair programming, programming logic, algorithmic approach
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Barcelona Code School Reviews
Average Ratings (All Programs)
Nuno
Junior Developer | Graduated: 20193/29/2019
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp
"Be prepared"
I've started this bootcamp because I was interested in the stack being used. The full stack and React Native was very appealing.
Before starting, be prepared to study. REALLY. Study after hours, weekends, nights...
The beggining will be hard if you, like... Read More
The material provided is properly written although I feel like a little more in depth information could be added. This is not really a problem because more in depth information is provided during the lectures. The material is mostly a basis for the lecture and not an encyclopedia.
The school is fun and the staff is very helpful. The after course help finding a job seems to be effective. For me it is working fine with several interviews being offered.
I really recommend the school. Just keep in mind that you need to be prepared to actually study hard.
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Ana Martin
Web developer | Graduated: 20193/18/2019
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp
"Be persistent and full of determination!"
My main reason to start learning coding was because I love technology, and I always had the curiosity to understand how everything is made to be able to create my own products. The experience was amazing, I could control my impatience, persistence, and... Read More
Stefano
Graduated: 20183/13/2019
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp
"Amazing experience !"
I ` ve been thinking about following a bootcamp for a while and finally did it. It has been a great decision to
follow the full-stack course at BCS.
The course is intense but you can manage it with an effort. I`ve started studying javascript on my
own... Read More
The instructors and the team were affables and they know what they are talking about.When you get stucked there are
always willing to help and actually resolve your doubts.
Thaisa
Graduated: 20193/12/2019
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp
"'From zero to hero'"
The course motto really caught my attention. It seemed a bit too much, but definitely very bold!
It was intense, fast and I only noticed how much I had learned in the last week when I was writing the code for my first Mobile App.
I was in the Jan-Mar 2019... Read More
Luciana
Junior JavaScript Developer | Graduated: 20193/12/2019
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp
"Great school to become a Junior JavaScript Developer"
I attended the bootcamp from January to March 2019. It was a great experience where I learn from experienced people but I also had fun.
Before starting I didn't know how the course would be but it surprised me how much I learn in just 9 weeks.
What motivated... Read More
Christine Chang
Graduated: 20181/10/2019
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp
"Very happy with BCS"
I attended Barcelona Code School, Aug - Oct 2018 and was very happy with the experience. I had previous programming and Javascript,HTML,CSS experience, and had been trying to teach myself web development. Because of this I had been slightly concerned... Read More
I chose Barcelona Code School because they had a focus on REACT and REACT-native. (I live in Barcelona) I wanted to learn these because they are the IN-DEMAND skills right now in Boston (my previous home) – plus I knew they were pretty cool. I had tried to teach myself REACT too, so I had a start, but there’s nothing like having a teacher. The other code camps say they have a one evening special workshop in REACT if people are interested, but how could that be enough? The course is taught all in English and the teachers were very helpful in answering all my questions so that I understood the concepts and techniques.
I had been thinking about code school for many years, but the cost of any code school seemed high. I tried to teach myself, and plodded along, sometimes getting blocked for days on what I knew were stupid problems that could be solved by someone with understanding in 5 seconds. Then this year, I watched some kids graduating from university and realized that they hadn’t tried to ‘teach themselves BIOLOGY’. You could do it, but it would take 100 times longer. Teachers are important! So I finally decided to enroll. I wish I had done code camp 5 years ago. I would have been working all these years making up the tuition cost in a month or 2 (I was in the USA).
Barcelona Code School was perfect for me in that it wasn’t too long and wasn’t too expensive. (AND ladies – there are scholarships and fundraisers for women out there—www.f6s.com/futurefunded).
Plus, I love having access to the videos and class notes, so I can go back and look things up and review. (Which I needed to do to take lots of job application technical tests)
After the course was done, the school sent my name out to recruiters and I got LOTS of calls. I have had many interviews – and have some good possibilities. I am currently in serious talks with 3 excellent companies.
So, I am very happy with my decision to go to BCS.
Jim
Graduated: 20189/9/2018
"Worst Code School"
The course learning instructions are weak. You will not learn much from it and you can not compete with other students from top boot camp code school. The program only last 9 weeks which is not enough time for you to master everything you need to be a... Read More
One example of why the learning instructions are weak is, It only tells you what to do but it doesn't go into detail as to why you should code it this way. The instructions are like notes and not real instructions that explain for you to understand. You also get video instructions but you just watch and follow what to do and no explanation as what and why we're doing it. If you have to create a real app yourself after graduation, you will be stuck and will not know how to do it. Some of the instructions are example code and it doesn't really explain the code and what's it's doing.
Another example is some of the instructions are short such as MongoDB, HTML, and jQuery. HTML and MongoDB are only one page long of instructions. jQuery is a few pages but not enough to learn to confident with it. The courses that are longer do not go into enough detail. For example, in React discussion about props, it explains what props are with a few sentences and a code example but it did not explain the detail of props such as how to use props, types of props, how to pass props to from parent to child then to grandchild. You also won't learn how to define props to prevent a user from passing the wrong props type.
You can get better instructions on Youtube for free. Save yourself money and go to Youtube if you thinking of joining this code school. You should do your research and compare the top code school to this school and you will see that 9 week is not enough time to learn. BEWARE! This school just want students in and out to take their money. If you try to cancel even after 3 days, you will not get your money back but only get credits. If you don't live in Barcelona, you can't use the credits because the available courses are in-person and the owner does not care that you can't attend and he won't refund you. Every code school will allow you to cancel with a refund but not this school.
Vasilica Perianu
Travel Service Quality Manager | Graduated: 20186/26/2018
"Very good UX workshop that helped me be sure that I want to activate in this field"
I liked the overall environment and things we learnt, mostly the second day where we could actually sketch an application.
However, I would have liked to know more practical things as tips and tricks about UX.
Hi Vasilica.
Thanks for your feedback.
It was a pleasure to have you as a student!
Brie
Graduated: 20174/25/2018
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp
"JavaScript Full-Stack Bootcamp Graduate"
I highly recommend Barcelona Code School! No matter which course you are looking to join BCS is the best! The instructors are extremely knowledgeable and passionate about teaching their students. I did the full stack course and have since landed a job... Read More
michael
Graduated: 20184/3/2018
Course
JavaScript Full-Stack Online Bootcamp
"Online Javascript full stack bootcamp"
I had been learning from various online resources for a few months before joining the bootcamp and if you've been doing the same thing you know it can be hard to find the right course to get up to speed, some courses do too much hand holding so by the... Read More
Hi Jaymes.
Once again, we are really sad by the fact that you are disappointed with our school. Let me just go through the things you mention to once explain how it works form our part.
As you mentioned, the course lasts for 9 weeks and it's been proved... Read More
As you mentioned, we provide text materials with explanations and code examples + full length video lessons with us writing and running the code explained in the lecture. It allows students to not just read and try the code but also to actually watch how it is done and follow the instructor to fully implement new concepts in practice. And before they will have to create a 'real' app after the course, as you say, students are build fully functioning apps as a part of the course. One of them is a full-stack web app (example built here: https://e-commerce-.herokuapp.com/) and another one is a native mobile app (example built here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id1414985238). Both have the server, the database and the front-end parts. So after graduation they are already know how to combine all the bits and pieces into a working application.
Speaking of the depth for the instructions, jQuery is a long time legacy part of the curriculum, kept there for those students who are willing to learn it for some reason. And it has 5 blocks, not 1. The mongoDB section has all the information needed and the process of building an app with mongoDB is shown in the complete video lesson. Same for the rest of the topics. We actually guide students through the entire process in our video lessons since this is a mentored course.
The comparison of our curriculum to free tutorials is completely incorrect, since courses on self-learning platforms have much lower level of difficulty and do not prepare a student for a real life work. The exercises either too simple or have an option to see the solution, which is not going to happen in real life. We are preparing our students for applying for the jobs, not just learning programming as a recreational habit.
And the refund policy is explained right away on our website, since you get access to all the materials, video lessons, exercises, projects, and there is no way to 'return' it we have to use this policy. It is possible to cancel the participation and get full refund before the starting date of the course, but not after you got all the materials which are actually self sufficient to finish the program.
Once again, really sorry to hear that and hope you will find school which is more suitable for you.
Best regards,
George