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Prework Module 1: Responsive design with HTML, CSS and JavaScript Module 2: The Back-end Module 3: The Front-end We currently don't offer this course in this campus. Check out other campuses or courses! Covid-19 update 
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Course Information Monday to Friday Rapid growthMexico City is perhaps the most important cultural and financial center in Latin America. Its rapidly expanding tech sector is made up of more than 1,200 tech companies and startups. Fintech hot spotThree hundred of those startups were launched in 2017, adding to the country’s more than 230 fintech startups, including Conekta, Konfio and Kueski. Altogether, this makes Mexico the largest fintech market in Latin America. Attractive investment regionStanding at the center of the region’s tech revolution, Mexico received almost a quarter of all venture capital funds in Latin America in 2017. It has also been a Latin American entry point and significant market for global tech companies like Uber, Google and Facebook. Strong structural supportFollowing them in stride, major international corporations – from Boeing and Ford to HP – have taken notice of the burgeoning tech scene and have invested in high-tech manufacturing. Such rapid growth is thanks in part to strong governmental support, ample funding opportunities and a breadth of local tech talent. 
Mexico City, the largest metropolitan area in the Western Hemisphere, is a titan of commerce, culture, and history. While its immense beauty and opportunities can be breathtaking, you’ll have no trouble finding an affordable lifestyle, the most authentic Mexican cuisine, and a superb mix of ancient and ultra-modern cultures. Our campus is centrally located in the Roma Norte district. Just a short walk from your study space you’ll find world-class shopping, stunning architecture, art museums, symphonies and universities. And if you take a quick trip across town, you’ll end up at the foot of Aztec monuments, Spanish castles or the Estadio Azteca.
Learn Web Development in Mexico City
Become a Full-Stack web developer at Ironhack Mexico City in nine weeks (full-time) or 24 weeks (part-time).
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9 weeks$90,000 MXNMon to Fri9:00 - 18:00
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24 weeks$103,000 MXNTue & Thu 18:30 - 21:30Sat. 10:00 - 17:00
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What you will learn during the Web Development bootcamp in Mexico City
In just 50 hours, our platform’s prep materials will guide you through the fundamentals of programming with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Set up your web development environment on your computer, and learn to easily communicate with our expert teacher’s assistants via email or Slack. Once you’ve finished the prework you will have:
1. developed the skills to fully take advantage of your bootcamp
2. been introduced to the Ironhack Mexico City community and team and
3. constructed an optimized mindset.
Then you’ll be perfectly prepared to thrive in our fast-paced Mexico City campus!
In the first two weeks of Module 1 at Ironhack Mexico City, you will learn the foundations of web development, though JavaScript will be your primary focus above all else.
Topics include:
- HTML and CSS basics.
- Responsive web design using Flexbox and Bootstrap and JS basics.
- Core concepts of object-oriented programming, DOM manipulation and version control.
The third week in Mexico City will be devoted to your first project: coding a game of your choosing with JavaScript. Recreate your favorite childhood game, or develop your own original one – it’s up to you!
In your fourth and fifth weeks at Ironhack Mexico City, Module 2 will send you diving into the back-end to become a Full-Stack MERN developer. Learn how to create a server and discover the intricacies of data modeling.
Topics include:
- NodeJS
- ExpressJS
- Handlebars
- MongoDB, a non-relational database
- Mongoose, an object data modeling library that provides a rigorous modeling environment for your data.
The Module 2 project begins in Week 6. You will combine all of the technologies you’ve learned here in Mexico City to create a Full-Stack web application. In order to make the process more fun and practical, you will complete the project in pairs, as tech companies commonly utilize pair programming.
The final module will crack open the Front-end in weeks 7 and 8. You will begin to master technologies that are relied upon by the biggest tech companies in Mexico City and around the world.
Topics include:
- ReactJS, one of the most widely used Front-end frameworks.
- Single Page Apps (SPA)
- Component-based frameworks
And finally, in week 9, crystalize everything you’ve learned with the final project of the bootcamp: create a Full-Stack application incorporating your Back-end knowledge, and on the Front-end create a SPA by utilizing ReactJS. Companies know that Full-Stack applications are just what the world needs today, so building your own will give you a head start when job-hunting.
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Upcoming Web Development cohorts in Mexico City
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Deposit
Our courses fill up fast. Secure your spot at Ironhack by making an advance deposit when you are accepted into the program. Deposit amount: $9,000 MXNOur financing options at Ironhack Mexico City
Do you need help with the payment? Our financing options help you find the support you need so you can focus on your career and developing new skills.
Edupass
Finance up to 100% of your Bootcamp cost. With preapproval in just 15 minutes and repayment in 3, 6, or 9 monthly installments with no interest or up to 36 months with interest, Edupass makes accessing your future a snap. Start your Ironhack journey whenever you want with confidence. With Edupass, you’ll have access to flexible and fast financing. In less than 15 minutes you can submit your preapplication to finance the bootcamp of your choice.
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Accede Educación
You can pay your loan in 18 monthly installments with no interest or up to 36 months with interest. Boost your professional development with financing alternatives from Accede Educación, tailored to your educational program. You can comfortably pay back your bootcamp costs over 36 months. Apply for free by filling out a simple form on their website!
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Climb Credit
Climb Credit is a financing option available to students who are US citizens or residents who have immediate family members residing in the United States. Finance the cost of your tuition and living expenses with fixed interest rates. Without penalty for prepayment, you can settle your debt as soon as you want.
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Referral programs
Friend get friend. Get a 5% discount if your friend signs with you in one of our courses. Ironhacker gift card. Once Inronhacker, always an Ironhacker. Consult our local Program Manager for more information.
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The tech community suffers from a gender gap, which is why we are proud to promote women in tech with an upfront scholarship of 10% off for any of our Web Development and Data Analytics courses.
Application process for the Web Development courses in Mexico City
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Apply to the course that is best for you.Personal interview
Our admissions team at Ironhack will contact you to schedule a personal interview and make sure that we can help you meet your goals in .Technical assessment
After the personal interview, you will need to pass a technical assessment to show that you are ready for our fast-paced learning environment.Deposit and prework
Once you have completed the technical assessment and paid the deposit, you will be granted access to the prework. The prework is fundamental to the program, and you must complete it before starting the course in .The course begins
Once you have completed the prework for at Ironhack , you will be ready to begin learning!Web Development Instructors at Ironhack Mexico City
Diego wrote his first line of code in ASM language when he was 15 and now his passion lies in JavaScript. When he is not developing apps or teaching classes, you can find Diego honing his bowling skills.
José Carlos, known at Ironhack as “Joss,” is a systems engineer and full-stack developer who has focused on technology education during his career. He is a friend of development communities and industry professionals alike.
Germán is not only an avid teacher, but also considers himself an eternal student who is passionate about sharing and exchanging knowledge and ideas.
David Zavala is a full-stack developer with several years of experience teaching programming, developing projects in Mexico and Canada as well as projects for Mexican companies.
A typical day at Ironhack Mexico City
In the course-web-dev-campus bootcamp you will study from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The schedule may be subject to changes depending on the chosen campus.
9:00
Start your day energizedGet yourself a coffee to kick-start your day. We’ll begin by reviewing and discussing yesterday’s exercises.
9:30
Lecture block 1Following the initial review, the first block of lectures will begin. Time to learn something new! During the project weeks, you will practice daily standups by talking about your project.
11:30
Pair programming and project codingEvery week you will be briefed on a project that you will then develop in small groups. During these projects, you will focus on coding and applying the concepts you learned in the previous lectures.
13:00
LunchTime for a well-earned break! Ironhack is centrally located, so you’ll always find something interesting and delicious to eat.
14:00
Lecture block 2During afternoon lectures, you will build upon what you’ve learned with even more skills and techniques.
16:00
Individual projectWe will ask you to find an existing app that you want to improve, and you will apply the concepts learned during the lectures to do so. Then you will present your conclusions – an essential skill when developing projects and sharing them with others.
18:00
After-course eventsWhen the day has ended, immerse yourself in meetups, networking sessions and workshops, or stick around with your peers to catch up on classwork.
Why should you study Web Development in Mexico City
Projects built by students
KittyBus, a public transportation chatbot
Ignacio Moreno, web development, part-timeWith a background as an aerospace engineer, after Ironhack Ignacio is now working with Geoblink as a software engineer. During his time at Ironhack, he created a chatbot called KittyBus that provides users with real-time information about public transportation.
Reyes del Chollo, the place to discover discounts
Adrian del Arco, web developmentWith more than 35,000 users daily, Adrian’s Ironhack project Reyes del Chollo helps many people find big discounts on everyday products.
What sets Mexico City apart?
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