[codeOnMaster]

I switched careers at 33 (currently 35) from structural engineering to a full stack JS career after attending a bootcamp.

Reading your comment, I wish I was in the former group of learning to code early on, taking CS and SE courses in university, etc... I work feverishly to learn as much as I possibly can about networking, Linux, hardware, SQL, etc.. along with all the JS related topics I need to learn for my job.

I just wanted to add to the conversation by saying that there are people in the later group who really want to become well rounded and not just be JS developers.