codingbootcamp
nounUK /ˈkəʊdɪŋ buːtkæmp/
US /ˈkoʊdɪŋ buːtkæmp/
A coding bootcamp is a short school where people learn to make computer programs quickly.
She joined a coding bootcamp and learned to build websites in three months.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An intensive training program that teaches practical job skills in a short time.
The design bootcamp helped him switch careers in just twelve weeks.
3. A short, hands-on workshop where people practice a skill together.
The library ran a weekend coding bootcamp for teenagers.
4. A fast-paced learning experience meant to prepare someone for a job.
After the bootcamp, she felt ready for her first interview as a junior developer.