[django77]

> students are oblivious to what actually happens in real world.

Is Node not happening in the real world? Most job ads I see look for node, far more than python or php, so it makes perfect sense for bootcamps to teach that, not to mention keeping everything in one language.

[nawarian]

I believe this question is not quite accurate. Node is happening in the real world, yes. But often companies with a couple of years in the market would have a different stack that isn't that hyped like JavaScript stuff.

They require actual programming skills, not programming language skills. And this I think is the most important part. I'm just not sure if we could ask this from Bootcampers, since their learning process is just sufficient to spit them out to the market.