Le Wagon Advice for Le Wagon Web Dev Bootcamp grads Congrats, you're done with Le Wagon's Web Development bootcamp. You have 360 hours of classroom time, three Rails applications, and zero professional software development experience. What's next? Le Wagon maintains its own career playbook, but depending on where you are and what your goals are, you may find yourself struggling
Le Wagon Le Wagon: Macrotery and Macrotery Redux See Macrotery Redux Github Repo for Macrotery Redux See Macrotery (warning: optimised for mobile, not desktop friendly) Github Repo for Macrotery About Macrotery Macrotery is a project that originated as a final project at Le Wagon batch #454 (Singapore), by Allen Chung (allenchungtw), Stephen Das (steevesd), Zack Xu (konfs), and
Le Wagon Le Wagon: Rent-a-Pokémon and Rent-a-Pokémon Redux See Rent-a-Pokémon Redux Github Repo for Rent-a-Pokémon Redux Rent-a-Pokémon Github Repo for Rent-a-Pokémon About Rent-a-Pokemon At Le Wagon, every student builds an Airbnb clone in five days as part of a team. The Airbnb project is the first time during the Le Wagon bootcamp when we work in groups and
Le Wagon Le Wagon: Mister Cocktail See Mister Cocktail Github Repo for Mister Cocktail About Mister Cocktail Mister Cocktail comes at the end of week 6 of Le Wagon's Full-Stack Web Development bootcamp, and it is the first chance for students to synthesise everything we've learnt into a single Rails project. The assignment is simple: build
