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by GC-Marketing | Jan 27, 2022 | Technologies & Coding Languages
When we talk to people considering a career in tech, we hear a lot of questions about the future: What will job opportunities be like in tech in 2030?Will no-code and low-code tools put developers out of work?What’s the future of coding? All fair questions — nobody...
by GC-Marketing | Feb 9, 2021 | Technologies & Coding Languages
We talk to a lot of aspiring developers here at Grand Circus. One of the questions we hear most often is “What do full stack, back end, and front end mean? Let’s break it down. What’s a “stack”? The term “stack” refers to the layers of languages, frameworks, and...
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by GC-Marketing | Feb 24, 2020 | Guides & Advice, Technologies & Coding Languages
How to get started with C# .NET: An interview with Tommy, lead instructor at Grand Circus We recently sat down with Tommy Waalkes, lead Full Stack C#.NET instructor, to learn all the magical things C# .NET can do. Turns out, there are some pretty awesome analogies...
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by GC-Marketing | Jul 22, 2019 | Technologies & Coding Languages
If you are considering becoming a .NET developer through our .NET (C#) Development Bootcamp, here are 10 things to know about the language you should know before you embark on our bootcamp: 1. I heard that .NET was only for Windows or PC users. Is that true? Not...
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by GC-Marketing | Dec 5, 2018 | Bootcamps, Technologies & Coding Languages
Interested in learning code? Determining which language to learn can be challenging. We’re here to help! We encourage making a list of companies you ideally would like to work for and research what language they hire for. It’s one way of helping you understand...
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by GC-Marketing | Sep 4, 2018 | Our Students & Alumni, Technologies & Coding Languages
Whether you’re new to programming or already working in tech, coding resources to continue your growth are vital. A coding bootcamp is a great learning experience, but your growth as a programmer should always continue. Learning new skills after graduation is...
