You'll be onboarded to a few online tools when you join Code Ramp—including Google Classroom, Slack, Replit, and Zoom. If any of these are new to you, we recommend spending some time getting familiar with them.
Code Ramp will introduce a lot of new material very quickly — this is part of learning to code! If you're ever looking for additional practice on top of the assignments provided, there are additional resources and suggested readings posted in the Google Classroom with each lesson. These are typically pulled from the Udacity Intro to JavaScript online course and Eloquent JavaScript textbook. So those are great supplemental resources.
If you want extra support from the teaching team. Take a look at how to request a tutor or book one-off tutoring appointments.
After Code Ramp wraps up, we have some suggested resources and next steps to recommend. We typically go over these during the last week of class.
This is also when you'll want to consider what your next step is. Some common next steps are outlined below.
Potential Next Steps:
Repeat Code Ramp (appropriate for those who aren't feeling 100% comfortable with material covered in Code Ramp.)
Sign up for Code Ramp++ (must complete all Code Ramp assignments first)
If you're feeling solid on the fundamentals, you may consider going straight to a bootcamp. See more on Bootcamps.
If coding doesn't feel like the right fit for you, you may choose to pursue a non-technical path.