Why Are Coding Bootcamps Going Out of Business?

8/14/2017

This blog post examines the recent rise and fall of coding bootcamps, which are intensive, short-term training programs designed to teach people coding and web development skills in a short period of time. The author discusses the boom in bootcamps in 2015 and how they were marketed as a fast track to lucrative tech careers. However, the post also highlights the challenges and criticisms faced by bootcamps, such as high tuition fees, lack of regulation, and doubts about the effectiveness of the training. It further discusses the closure of several bootcamps and lawsuits related to false advertising claims. The article concludes by questioning the sustainability and future of coding bootcamps in the education and job market landscape.

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