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DevLeague

Average Rating4.81
42 Reviews
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DevLeague offers full-time and part-time courses in full-stack web development and cybersecurity in Honolulu, Hawaii. DevLeague aims to provide mentorship and advanced technical training to motivated individuals seeking a career path in modern technology. Students will learn in-demand technical skills and DevLeague can connect students to hiring managers to get their career start in the software industry. Potential applicants should be highly motivated and comforta...

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  • Kawika Kekahuna
    Kawika Kekahuna
    Graduate • Honolulu
    Feb 04, 2016
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    Learning to swim in the deepend.

    It's been a solid six months since I graduated Dev League, and 'till this day I can confidently say it has been the best decision I made in my life.  

    Coming from a not-so-fortunate family, paying for any education after high school potentially meant a massive amount of debt.  I had considered the two standard post-high school plans:  Spending two years at a community college only to transfer to a university to get my B.S in Computer Science,...

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  • Alexander Anich
    Alexander Anich
    Graduate • Honolulu
    Nov 22, 2015
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    Game Changing

    Initially, I had serious doubts about joining Dev League. I thought "Web Development? Hell no. I want to program games." This was coming from a weak background in Unity C# programming - if you could call it programming - and I was extremely nervous about wasting time and money. I explored other options including art or returning to traditional schooling (University), but I decided to dive in, considering the bootcamp being in my native state.  Best decision I've made in ...

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  • Kanoa Cleveland
    Kanoa Cleveland
    Full-Stack Web Developer • Graduate • Full Stack Javascript Full Time Session • Honolulu
    Verified by GitHub
    Jul 25, 2017
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    A whole new world

    Before DevLeague, I had no clue what direction I should be taking in life. I had been working a bunch of different jobs, trying to get a feel for something that I would enjoy doing for an extended period of time, but I came up with nothing. I was getting to a point where I was worried about my future when I found DevLeague. To be honest, when I started looking into the course, I had little to no expectation that I would ever be interested in coding, but as I taught myself the little that I...

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  • Clark D.
    Clark D.
    zhuclarkx205@yahoo.com • Student • Full Stack Javascript Part Time Session • Honolulu
    Sep 26, 2017
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    Complete Scam Beware

    For profit company that will ask you for $12,000+ up front with no guarantee of their services. The instructors are volatile and abusive, micromanaging, and will threaten to deny you a refund if you express any dissatisfaction whatsoever. Boring, soulless curriculum, secondary to freeCodeCamp--which comes with a price tag of $0, compared to the experience of paying over $12k to be harassed by angst-filled burnouts pretending to be educators. It's a true shame that their greed has infected ...

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    Victor Lee of DevLeague

    Marketing Lead / Student Liaison

    Sep 28, 2017

    Thank you for your review. We are truly sorry to hear about your experience with our program. We take great pride in providing exceptional outcomes for our students and regret that we couldn’t deliver that for you. If you’d like to discuss this further, please contact me at victor@devleague.com.
  • Anonymous
    Graduate • Honolulu
    Dec 16, 2014
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    More Than Paradise

    I was a member of the second cohort. We were a part-time program. Our cohort lasted 26 weeks. This format has many positive qualities and man not so wonderful qualities. If you are considering DevLeague my suggestion is to go for the full-time program. What you sacrifice in intermediate opportunity cost you will make up with experience and income on the back end. Maintaining a working schedule in addition to DevLeague's rigorous class and project schedule was a continual challenge. I w...

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  • Anonymous
    Junior Front-End Developer • Graduate • DevLeague Prep Jan. 3, 2017 • Honolulu
    Dec 19, 2014
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    Hawaii's first - and best - coding bootcamp

    I am grateful to have found that Dev League was being established around the same time I was considering a career change. In my previous job I had the responsibility of maintaining my department’s intranet site built with basic HTML, and I was interested in diving further into web development. However, being lost with the multitude of “learn web development” tutorials online, I decided that I needed something much more structured and with in-person guidance. After h...

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  • Gail Matsushima
    Gail Matsushima
    Web Designer • Graduate • Full Stack Part Time Session - Nov. 5, 2016 • Honolulu
    Jun 21, 2016
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    Take action to a new career

    I'm as "fresh off the boat" as they come when first learning of DevLeague and programming in general. I'm not a gamer, my phone's a S3, prior to DevLeague the closest thing to a laptop was my ASUS tablet, and I had some exposure to html, meaning - I've heard the term and seen it in Dream Weaver at work lol. Fortunately, DevLeague took a chance with me, my instructors and classmates were not only patient but super supportive, and now I've recently accepted a job offer and am switching caree...

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  • Jay Houn
    Jay Houn
    Graduate • Honolulu
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    Mar 13, 2017
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    You can do it!

    If I could, I would go through DevLeague all over again. It was honestly one of the best and most challenging experiences of my life! I left my job in California and moved out to Hawaii for 3 months to learn something I had no experience in. So yeah… that was kinda nuts, but it was so worth it! I got to learn from instructors who were enthusiastic about programming and who were genuinely interested in helping us learn the material. At the same time, I had amazing classmates who...

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  • Natalie
    Natalie
    Data Conversion Developer Analyst • Graduate
    Jun 30, 2016
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    Best Decision I Ever Made!

    The driving force behind my decision to join a coding boot-camp was waking up everyday and not enjoying the career I had. The lucrative salary was the only reason for me getting up in the morning and going to work. I spent many years in the IT field however,  having held various Consultant and Analyst roles, these positions never really allowed me to execute anything myself. I was always promised training and mentor-ship but there was never enough time. I kept taking on more and more work ...

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  • Owen
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    Graduate • Honolulu
    Jun 04, 2016
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    DevLeague teaches you to a fully self sufficient software developer

    I live in Melbourne, and General Assembly is 5 minutes walk from my house. Yet I chose DevLeague. Here's why:

    1. Instructor to Student Ratio

    DevLeague has 2 full time teachers and 3 teaching assistants every day. My class had 8 students, so that's nearly a 1 : 2 teacher:student ratio.

    2. Coverage of topics

    DevLeague covers A LOT. It is a 6 day/week, 12 hours/day course. Topics included:

     - Front end: HTML, CSS, Sass, ReactJS, AngularJS

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  • Tyler Nichols
    Tyler Nichols
    Graduate • Honolulu
    Mar 09, 2017
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    Unleash your true potential

     I was your traditional college student pursuing a computer science degree when in my third year I realized school just wasn't teaching what I wanted to learn CODING.  I became bored at school and started to just teach myself how to code. I soon found out this was not easy and was not getting very far on my own. Main reason being, CODING IS HARD and its a vast ocean of information, I didn't even know where to start.  I knew I wanted a career in the tech world and tha...

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  • Bryan Choe
    Bryan Choe
    Graduate • Honolulu
    Dec 10, 2016
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    In the back seat of your rover parked at MIC

    I heard about Devleague rougly in the middle of 2015 over the radio thinking to myself what Devleague was all about, sadly, i ignored it and continued looking for a job. I Graduated with a Bachelors of Political Science thinking i would be a civil service employee for either a state or federal agency. For my entire life, i had always been involved in public service (National guardsman for 10 years)

    Fast forward to April 2016, a friend that i had gone to school with told me about ...

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Imogen Crispe
Imogen Crispe
Updated October 28, 2019
Fundraising Fall kicked off this October with three multi-million dollar bootcamp fundraises (plus one coding bootcamp was put up for sale). We re also covering news about why companies like IBM and Accenture hire coding bootcamp grads, which companies are partnering with bootcamps to offer scholarships, and why more universities are launching bootcamps. Plus, find out information about the 8 new schools and countless campuses that launched in October! October Bootcamp ...
Imogen Crispe
Imogen Crispe
Updated July 31, 2018
What happened in the world of coding bootcamps in July 2018? In our latest news roundup we look at the fascinating merger of two prominent bootcamps, an exciting fundraise for a bootcamp which focuses on apprenticeships, and a settlement worth 1 million. We also delve into the college versus coding bootcamp debate, celebrate lots of successful bootcamp graduates, and look at the proliferation of coding bootcamps in up-and-coming tech areas. Finally we look at new, innovative ...
Rachel Seitz
Rachel Seitz
Updated May 09, 2023
If you re planning to take out a loan to pay for your coding bootcamp tuition, READ THIS FIRST. Borrowing money can be confusing and stressful, but there are a number of ways to make sure your debt doesn t pile up more quickly than you were expecting. The team at Climb Credit , a student lender focused on career-building education, drew from their experience working with bootcamp students to put together this list of ways to be smart about your loan, and avoid accruing unmanageable ...
Harry Hantel
Harry Hantel
Updated May 29, 2020
While quitting your job and diving headfirst into your coding education can yield impressive results, we also understand that not everybody can commit to a full-time, 12-week programming bootcamp. Jobs, school, families - life, in general, can prevent that kind of commitment. For all the students who can t give 40 hours a week to a code school, we re outlining some of the best part-time web development bootcamps around. With a variety of price points and locations to choose from, ...
Jess Feldman
Jess Feldman
Updated January 16, 2023
We ve all seen the statistics, and the verdict is clear women are vastly underrepresented in technical fields. While women are the leading adopters of technology, the software development industry is only made up of 20% women . Course Report wants to see more women in technical roles, and coding bootcamps have a unique opportunity to boost these numbers. One way to attract women to apply and enroll in code schools is through scholarships and financial support, so we re breaking ...
Liz Eggleston
Liz Eggleston
Updated May 05, 2014
Jason Sewell is a Cofounder of Dev League , a coding bootcamp based in Honolulu, Hawaii. With personal experience running a bootcamp in a small tech market, Jason has great insight into the challenges and strengths in the industry. He and other bootcamp owners prove that students don't have to move to San Francisco or New York to get a solid education! Remember, the Course Report community is eligible for a 500 scholarship to Dev League! It s no secret at this point that coding bootcamps ...

DevLeague Alumni Reviews Summary

Overall Experience
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4.8
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4.8
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FAQs

How much does DevLeague cost?

DevLeague costs around $14,500. On the lower end, some DevLeague courses like Cyber Prep cost $499.

What courses does DevLeague teach?

DevLeague offers courses like Cyber Prep, Cyber Security Professional, DevLeague Prep, Full Stack Javascript Part Time Session.

Where does DevLeague have campuses?

DevLeague has an in-person campus in Honolulu.

Is DevLeague worth it?

DevLeague hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 42 DevLeague alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed DevLeague on Course Report - you should start there!

Is DevLeague legit?

We let alumni answer that question. 42 DevLeague alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed DevLeague and rate their overall experience a 4.81 out of 5.

Does DevLeague offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?

Yes, DevLeague accepts the GI Bill!

Can I read DevLeague reviews?

You can read 42 reviews of DevLeague on Course Report! DevLeague alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed DevLeague and rate their overall experience a 4.81 out of 5.

Is DevLeague accredited?

While bootcamps must be approved to operate, accreditation is relatively rare. DevLeague doesn't yet share information about their accreditation status.

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