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General Discussion

Anyone completed the FullStack Javascript Techdegree?

Has anyone completed this degree program? Do you feel like it has given you a good foundation to get a Full time role in a related field or just do freelance work on your own?

7 Answers

Hello, im not yet finished, but i can say yes i learned a lot so far. Just check out the trial?

I have recently finished. It was a great experience. If you have any specific questions, just ask!

Mason

would doing the front-end web dev track before doing the full-stack JavaScript techdegree be helpful in learning/progressing or a hindrance to the degree & getting a job?

It would definitely not be a hindrance. It would be helpful for sure if you have the time and money to do both. If you have to pick one do Full Stack. If you can do both, do both!

Hi Mason,

Congratulations on finishing the entire course.. a slightly odd question but we each have our motivational factors. How many points do you now hold in JavaScript?

Kind Regards

After 32 days of hardcore studying, I will be completing the Fullstack Javascript track today! I am on the last course of "Javascript Unit Testing".

I feel like I have indeed learned a LOT of valuable skills which will make me a much better candidate when applying for jobs in the industry.

Prior to taking this track, I had 3 years of experience in building custom HTML/CSS websites (knowledge which I acquired through 2 years of college studies at a total cost of $19,000+), but this was apparently not enough to land a job as a developer.

Just one piece of advise: NEVER GIVE UP! Keep studying, there's always an opportunity waiting for those who persist.

I must say though... I am a bit dissapointed with the completion of the "track". I would have expected some kind of big badge, like the ones they give you each time you complete a session - but NADA. Just a "congratulations" for completing the track. I would have expected a nice badge to display on social media. Oh well, at least it was a good learning experience!

Same here

I have 9,436 points in JavaScript and 31,420 points total. I guess I did a lot of extracurricular work.

Ey Mason, what about the exam questions... would you say the level of those questions is same, higher or much higher than the quizzies that we we are given throught the course?

From what I recall they are about the same to slightly higher. Brush up on variable scope. Those questions tripped me up. Var is not block scoped.

Thanks Mason! yeah, variable scope is something we need to know very well... thanks again!