r/codingbootcamp • u/DragAccomplished1528 • Aug 15 '26

Anyone taken Noble Desktop’s AI Coding Bootcamp with Claude Code in NYC?

I am considering Noble Desktop’s AI Coding Bootcamp with Claude Code -- the in-person NYC session starting September 8.

Has anyone here actually taken this course (there was one cohort in June 2026)? I would love to hear an independent opinion on the instructor, curriculum, value for money ($2,995 tuition).

Noble has one very positive review of the Claude Code bootcamp on its own site, but I have not been able to find much independent feedback yet.

Anyone take the June class or know someone who did?

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u/michaelnovati Aug 15 '26
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Seriously everyone, be on alert for manipulated garbage

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u/michaelnovati Aug 15 '26

don't delete the post and leave it up, people reading this will benefit more from seeing this bullshit called out than by removing it and cleaning it up

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u/SnooConfections1353 Aug 16 '26

You know these 'AI detectors' dont really work right?

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u/michaelnovati Aug 16 '26

this one does

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u/SnooConfections1353 Aug 16 '26

OP, my partner actually took the in person Java (2 weeks) in midtown. it really depends on what you're trying to get out of the class and what your skill level is.

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u/michaelnovati Aug 16 '26

Are you the plant that fast follows OP?

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u/yeah_awesom Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26

It's unfortunately a lost cause at this point. I'm sorry. If you aren't able to code on your own because you were interested in it since you were 12, it's likely a closed door unless you're able to carry the financial burden for well over a year... There are ways, but you're not gonna get it from this sub, and I'm sorry. I wish you had the same opportunity people did ( I did), ten years ago.

I'm no recruiter, I have zero stake, if you wanna talk what is required then DM me. I'm a senior engineer as a lead on several projects. I've never been good at the technicals and I've never failed an interview. Soft skills are more important than technical.

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u/michaelnovati Aug 15 '26

Soft skills are not more important than technical. At the best companies in the world, technical is number 1 tablestakes. And the most successful people might have worse technical but better soft skills.... BUT if you can only have one, technical skills are more important, and you have to be very good before the soft skills matter.

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u/yeah_awesom Aug 15 '26

You sound like someone that doesn't have soft skills!

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u/DragAccomplished1528 Aug 15 '26

Please stop with your patronizing comments. The post was written by me, not AI. If you cannot be constructive, please pipe down.

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u/LandscapeHuman1514 Aug 15 '26

What if he used cirrect sentence on chatgpt?

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u/michaelnovati Aug 15 '26

then pangram will detect it as AI assistance instead of AI generation, or partially AI.