
Compared to other offerings, Neon always has a head start and introduces bleeding edge features first.
Step into a new era of software development where product thinking meets cutting-edge AI. At ProductEngineer.camp, you won't just learn how to code—you'll master the art of building and shipping entire digital products from end to end, backed by the modern Ruby on Rails 8 stack. Our program combines immersive technical training with design thinking, UI/UX fundamentals, and product management essentials, so you can confidently deliver delightful, end-to-end solutions that command salaries of $100k+.
Picture this: engineers who don't just speak in code but in product design and customer problems.
They're driven by a professional pride and desire to build great products, transcending the traditional developer role to become genuine drivers who go on to put their names behind great products they themselves played a key role in shaping.
Product Engineers embody a holistic approach to engineering, where understanding the entire product and context around it is just as important as the technical skills required to build it. This broad perspective enables them to bridge gaps between different technical domains and ensure that the product serves its customers effectively.
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in software development is rapidly setting new expectations for engineers. With AI tools becoming more sophisticated and capable, engineers are now expected to leverage these tools to enhance their work, not just in terms of speed and efficiency but also in terms of broadening their area of responsibilities.
Engineers in a post- ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot world are now expected to be able to work in more languages, incorporate more tools and libraries, and simply be able to deliver more, using a broader range of technologies and disciplines in their daily work.
It's probably not a great time to be the platform engineer whose job is to set up Jenkins pipelines for the product teams, when ChatGPT can easily help teams do it themselves.
For Product Engineers however this has unlocked a higher level of abstraction. With AI tools handling more of the routine and specialised tasks, engineers can allocate more time to creative problem-solving, ideation, and exploring new ways to meet customer needs.
This new level of abstraction allows Product Engineers to concentrate on product strategy, user experience, and overall system architecture without being bogged down by the intricacies of individual technologies.
The incorporation of AI into software development encourages a broader perspective, where the choice of technology becomes a means to an end, rather than an end in itself.
While AI didn't create the Product Engineer role (examples have been around for much longer); AI has made becoming a true Product Engineer much more accessible as a career path for software engineers.
Your responsibility as builders to first seek to understand the problem, before diving into solutions.
You'll concern ourselves with design, technical, and business domains; taking an active part in each to shape the product and empower others to do the same.
Your craft combines Product Thinking with great technical execution.
You'll take great professional pride in the products you ship and refuse to limit yourself to technical-only roles on your teams.
In your work as a Product Engineer, you will focus on:
In this program, you'll become more than a full-stack developer—you'll be a Full Product Engineer, turning raw ideas into reality. Our hands-on curriculum guides you in forging a holistic perspective, from scoping features and building prototypes, all the way to orchestrating polished production launches. By the end, you'll be "AI-Native," leveraging advanced tools and workflows to move faster, collaborate better, and push your career to new heights.
Are you ready to redefine what's possible in modern software development? Join ProductEngineer.camp and unlock the skills, mindset, and professional network to thrive as a next-generation product engineer.
Rails is a full-stack framework. It ships with all the tools needed to build amazing web apps on both the front and back end.
Rails is the One-Person Framework for Product Engineers.
Master command-line tools and version control for efficient development workflows.
Build maintainable applications using modern Ruby and Rails best practices.
Build beautiful, responsive interfaces using modern CSS frameworks.
Add interactivity and enhance user experience with modern JavaScript.
Create reactive interfaces with minimal JavaScript using modern Rails tools.
Deploy and scale applications using modern cloud platforms and DevOps practices.
Create user-centered designs that solve real problems effectively.
Learn to build products that users love and businesses value.
Leverage AI tools to enhance development productivity and innovation.
At its core, React is a tool (of debatable value) for rendering HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—the real languages of the web. Learning React in isolation can box you into a front-end framework mindset, leaving you without a deeper understanding of how the entire web stack fits together.
By starting with Ruby on Rails and Hotwire, you'll learn the fundamental building blocks that power modern web applications—HTTP requests, server-side logic, data models, and the client-side interactivity that React or any other front-end solution ultimately delivers. Once you grasp these essentials, you can pick up any new framework (including React, Vue, Svelte, or Python-based stacks) with relative ease, because you'll understand how the web truly operates end-to-end.
Rails covers everything from database migrations to user authentication to rendering HTML. You see the full picture—no blind spots.
Rails has a well-organized ecosystem and a clear, opinionated structure that shortens the learning curve for beginners.
A strong foundation in Rails and Hotwire fosters an understanding of fundamental web concepts. When a shiny new framework appears, you won't have to start from scratch—you'll already know how to adapt.
If your journey begins and ends with React, you risk becoming "just a React developer." By starting with Rails, you'll build a true web engineering skill set that translates to any stack, making you more versatile, resilient, and employable in the long run. After all, code is code, and once you master the basics, you can learn anything.
Over the past two decades, Rails has taken countless companies to millions of users and billions in market valuations.
While the Rails job market might be smaller than some other frameworks, you'll be in high demand among top-tier tech companies. With fewer Rails developers in the market, you can stand out and be a big fish in a small pond.
This is a 15-week, immersive curriculum designed to fit your life, while still demanding full-time focus. You'll need to put in at least eight hours a day, five days a week (~600 hours)—whether that's two hours before work and six after, or a more traditional 9-to-5 schedule. The flexibility is there, but the hours aren't optional—you need to put in the time if you want real results.
A mix of mandatory core sessions and flexible support options to fit your needs.
You have 24/7 access to all course materials—text-based READMEs, video demos, and hands-on labs. Whenever you complete all requirements, you'll be eligible for job placement.
Throughout the program, you'll blog on a set schedule, with posts due on specific days. You'll present each post at the day's stand-up, so be prepared to share your thoughts with the cohort.
Your blog can be about anything—your breakthroughs, questions, or reflections on new concepts—but you must write.
This might seem intimidating now, but we'll help you conquer stage fright. We've guided hundreds of learners through their first talk.
We use test-driven labs to reinforce each lesson, ensuring you truly learn—not just watch. You'll code against automated tests and iterate until everything passes.
After each major section, you'll tackle substantial projects that demonstrate your skills. These could include:
Forget artificial "teaching" environments. You'll use the same stack and workflows that companies use. Collaboration is encouraged, but copying someone's work or letting them do all the heavy lifting is just cheating yourself. Employers see through that in a heartbeat.
You'll have an AI Tutor on standby to guide you, answer questions, and help you debug—without spoon-feeding answers. When you're really stuck, rely on our comprehensive support system.
We'll go the extra mile to boost your professional reputation. Contributing to open source is a surefire way to gain credibility and demonstrate your chops. Imagine interviewing at a company already using your code—talk about a no-brainer hire.
I've successfully led thousands of students to new careers as founder of Flatiron School. The same proven structure powers this program. If you commit to the work, maintain momentum, and overcome obstacles head-on, you'll leave with:
There are no shortcuts—only the structured path, unwavering support, and your own determination. If you show up and follow through, you'll build undeniable proof of your skills, passion, and expertise.
Join us, and let's make you the easiest hire any company will ever meet.
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Compared to other offerings, Neon always has a head start and introduces bleeding edge features first.
Neon has made a huge impact on compliance, while helping us become more transparent.
GitHub provides tools that are, in a sense, invisible. You don't have to waste time trying to get them to work.
Neon is the tool devs. The more you can make work feel native for a developer, the more cool their experience.
Neon comes into play during the entire software life cycle. It's the de facto tool for anything related to our software.
I have no tech skills and with Neon I can actually make good looking apps with ease.
It's not just easier to get in touch with developers, it's also easier to bring in other team members.
Tools like Neon Advanced Security help keep our team lean. It makes us much more efficient.
Neon enables speed and scale. We can work on bigger projects and finish them faster.
It only takes a few minutes to get started with Neon. Understand your users, start free, today.