DEVAE for bootcamp graduates
After the bootcamp ends, DEVAE keeps you building: a feed of developers in your stack, live pairing rooms, snippets, and a public profile of shipped projects for job applications.
The hardest part of a bootcamp is the week after it ends. The cohort scatters, the daily structure disappears, and the job search turns into a solo grind. DEVAE gives you back the cohort: a feed of developers in your stack, rooms where you can pair on a portfolio project the way you paired in class, and a profile that shows hiring managers what you shipped after graduation, not just during it.
Use it to keep the pace. Post one thing a week, review someone else's project in a room, join a weekend hackathon. Interviewers ask what you have built recently, and "here is my DEVAE profile" is a better answer than a repo nobody has looked at.
What bootcamp graduates use DEVAE for
Rebuild the cohort
Follow your classmates and the developers in your stack. The feed becomes the group chat that never went quiet.
Learn more →Pair like you did in class
Voice, screen and terminal share in a live room. Pair on your portfolio project, or on someone else's to learn a new pattern.
Learn more →A portfolio that updates itself
Project posts land on your profile automatically. Link it from your resume and LinkedIn.
Learn more →Get code reviewed by working developers
Post the PR you are unsure about. Ask for a review. Developers who ship that stack every day will answer.
Learn more →Hackathons as interview prep
A 48-hour build is the best answer to "tell me about a project you built under pressure".
Learn more →Learn the tools working devs use
The CLI and desktop app get you comfortable with terminal workflows before your first standup.
Learn more →Open a room from your terminal
Install the CLI once, then pairing is a single command from the project directory. Screen and terminal are shared with whoever you invite.
npm install -g @devae/cli
devae login
devae room join refactor-paymentsHow to get started
Create a free account and tag the stack you learned.
Post your capstone project with what you would do differently.
Pair with a classmate or a community member in a room once a week.
Add your DEVAE profile link to every application.
DEVAE is in open beta and free for individuals. No credit card, no waitlist.
Sign up freeFrequently asked questions
DEVAE is not a job board. What it gives you is a public, dated record of work and people who saw you do it, which is what interviewers ask about.
Yes, free for individuals during the open beta.
No. Post what you are building now. The feed does not care when you graduated.
Yes. Follow each other, open shared rooms for group projects, and use snippets for the code you pass around.
