FAQs
Do I need any previous coding experience?
No :) Our bootcamp is designed for beginners and career changers. Whether you've never written a line of code or you've tried learning on your own, you're welcome to apply.
We're much more interested in your curiosity and commitment than in what you already know.
Who is Code Y'all for?
Code Y'all is designed for FLINTA people — women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender people — who want to start a career in tech in a supportive, community-focused environment.
If you're excited about learning, willing to ask questions and ready to put in the work, we'd love to hear from you.
Why is the bootcamp only for FLINTA people?
Women and gender-diverse people are still underrepresented in software engineering and often face barriers that make learning and working in tech more difficult.
Code Y'all exists to create a space where people can learn without feeling like they have to prove they belong
Is it still worth learning to code in 2026?
Yes, we think so :) Software is everywhere, and skilled developers are still in demand. What has changed is the way developers work.
Today's developers use AI tools, collaborate closely with teammates, and continuously learn new technologies. That's why our bootcamp focuses on problem solving, debugging, communication and learning how to learn—not just memorising programming languages.
Those skills will stay valuable no matter which tools come next.
Is AI replacing programmers?
AI is changing software development, but it isn't replacing the need for developers.
Modern developers increasingly use AI to help write code, explain concepts and speed up repetitive tasks. But someone still needs to understand the problem, evaluate whether the code is correct, fix bugs and build software that meets real people's needs.
We'll teach you how to use AI as a tool—not as a shortcut.
What will I learn?
During the bootcamp you'll build a strong foundation in full-stack web development, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, backend development, databases, Git, accessibility, testing and deployment.
You'll also work on real projects for your portfolio and learn how developers collaborate in professional teams.
How much time should I expect to dedicate?
This is an intensive 12-week program.
Expect to spend your weekdays attending classes, building projects, collaborating with your peers and practising independently outside of lessons.
Learning to code takes time, and we're here to support you throughout the process.
What makes Code Y'all different from other bootcamps?
We don't believe becoming a developer is about memorising syntax.
We focus on helping you become an independent learner who knows how to break problems into smaller pieces, debug effectively, ask good questions and keep learning long after the bootcamp ends.
You'll learn how developers actually work—not just what they know.
Why is Code Y'all so affordable?
We believe changing careers shouldn't require €10,000, taking on debt or having financial support from your family.
We've intentionally kept our tuition as affordable as possible because we want great tech education to be accessible to more people—not just those who can afford expensive bootcamps.