It's all happening at General Assembly in Melbourne. A link to the global GA site is here
The class mates are all very friendly with a diverse range of skills. I am the only PC user (other than Matt) but I think Rubymine as an IDE has by back. It can also handle NodeJS, and of course includes git integration.
Here is what I am hoping to get out of the class written in an unordered list:
- To be either self sufficient in backend web development or...
- work as a valuable member of a web development team.
- to meet fellow coders that speaka [sic] the same language
- to be challenged and solve problems.
This is an attempt at a table showing a winning noughts and crosses game graphic only because you can in markdown in github.
| Noughts | and | Crosses |
|---|---|---|
| X | - | O |
| - | X | - |
| O | - | X |
O was not played by deep thought. It would have done somewhat better.
And I leave you with a quote: "There is no try. There is only do."