> @devbootcamp graduate<p>Thought this was going to be about someone who was self-taught in under a year until I saw that part.<p>Dev Bootcamp is an amazing program and pretty much guarantees you a job if you make it through (at least from what I've heard). But it's only in San Francisco, and they take what, 20 people every few weeks? Not exactly a path that everyone can follow...<p>Edit: Just realized this was posted by the author, so here's my concern: Considering the fact that you went through a fairly intense 9-week program taught by several experts, how can we be confident your book is useful to beginners who lack that option? The excerpt on your page seems more like a promo for programming/entrepreneurship -- it doesn't tell much about the book or add to your credibility as someone who could teach people to program.
Congrats on your journey from learning to code through to landing a job and congratulations on the book.<p>That being said, you might want to at least provide a sample of your writing from the book for people to look at.
In a very humorous series of events, while checking my RSS feeds I read [this](<a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4843795" rel="nofollow">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4843795</a>) immediately before seeing this title.