You can also build a good network working on open source software, committing to GitHub and talking to people at meetups.
CS is really unique and wonderful in this aspect as the “means of production” are available to anyone, anywhere.
So why do we need to gatekeep this knowledge for $45k or whatever bc this is…illogical and a barrier to upward mobility for many.
IMO access to a good paying developer career should not be constrained by ability to pay/geographical location/familial status. It’s just there you gotta do the work though.
If you really want a degree there’s WGU in the US or open university in uk/eu.
CS is really unique and wonderful in this aspect as the “means of production” are available to anyone, anywhere.
So why do we need to gatekeep this knowledge for $45k or whatever bc this is…illogical and a barrier to upward mobility for many.
IMO access to a good paying developer career should not be constrained by ability to pay/geographical location/familial status. It’s just there you gotta do the work though.
If you really want a degree there’s WGU in the US or open university in uk/eu.