Comment Comment by nepstein If you're finding part-time study too slow, there are a number of non-academic contexts in which you can study code full time.Despite the reputation, there are some web-dev bootcamps that have good placement rates.A few in the US: 1) http://www.fullstackacademy.com/ 2) http://www.hackreactor.com/ 3) http://flatironschool.com/If you're a woman, there's the deferred tuition (no charge until you have a job) option:http://www.gracehopper.com/Or if you're not interested in a bootcamp, but rather a self directed environment surrounded by a community of other developers (and want a free option) there's Recurse Center (https://www.recurse.com/) parent nepstein 10 years ago
Despite the reputation, there are some web-dev bootcamps that have good placement rates.
A few in the US: 1) http://www.fullstackacademy.com/ 2) http://www.hackreactor.com/ 3) http://flatironschool.com/
If you're a woman, there's the deferred tuition (no charge until you have a job) option:
http://www.gracehopper.com/
Or if you're not interested in a bootcamp, but rather a self directed environment surrounded by a community of other developers (and want a free option) there's Recurse Center (https://www.recurse.com/)