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This is very cool to see. You’re definitely not alone in this. There are many people who start late and find success as a coder. Thank you for your comment!

That’s right! And no one wants to work with a person trying to one up others.

Thank you for your comment, hope the video was of use to you

@@bitcoingang9743 thank you for your comment. always a student of life and learning. thanks for pointing that out

@@letphil you're welcome

Thank you for the comment. We all got to unite and defend each other as developers.

Thank you for your comment. When we are focused on a singular purpose it allows us to really get good at it in a short burst period of time.

thank you for your comment. i can give tips on programming. learning node.js and building websites then being able to translate your html/css into react. but as for ai automation. i am not quite sure. i would learn python or just stay with node.js and learn things like langchain and work with some llm models. but the automation stuff. really depends on what youre doing.

It’s admirable to see you continue your journey. It will look like an overnight success when you finally make it, but you will know that for many years there was a lot of sacrifice made. Let’s fulfill it.

There have been two times in my life I lost everything and a third where I could have lost everything again. But I found a way because I hated my current situation. The magic is in the work that you are avoiding. Your emotions will tell you to stop and give up but you must go that opposite route, that is where you will find success.

Thank you for your comment. Having a family is a blessing.

You’re a poetic man Jdeebs. Thank you for being here. You’re doing good man, one step at a time.

@@roast-salamander ur time isn’t wasted bro. U got the skills. There’s new jobs every day. Hang in there. There’s plenty of hell holes in America you’d wish you never lived in . All we can control is our own little space we live in the best we can.

We have to focus on the things we have today and only control the things we can. You did a great thing for someone else, you should be happy for her. When it is your turn you will get what you deserve. Until that point keep leveling up and when opportunity comes you ll be ready. Please don’t give up.

@@diamondbeats2024 America looks expensive to live in but any other country that supports software developers would be good but your tight.

@@letphil I try, I really do. I think I should get off social media for a while because these LLM things and layoffs are messing with my head. Thanks fir the advice

Thank you for your comment. You’re young, you got big aspirations and if you got the work ethic you will get that job! I wish you the best, let’s go!

@@BLINKBOXHD thank you for reaching out. for your first question the first language i learned was php. I think the feelings of not knowing enough will be there for everyone at all levels. it’s all in your head. as long as you can contribute you can be utilized and help get tasks done. Just keep going. branch out and do something more project based.

thank you for your comment. one thing is i think you should do codewars or leetcode where you get none of the autocompletion or intellisense to help you. try to think and take notes of what clues you have and what you're trying to figure out. and then with that training you can apply to real life situations

@letphil thank you so much . I'll grind leetcode.

@ codewars not bad. join the letphil clan there. its easier to write your own tests and things there

@@letphil I don't know anything about code wars but I would go through it. My university folks use leetcode so I tried it a bit. Thank you so much 🙏

@@sehoonah7756 thank you for your comment. its ok. just dont let asking be your first option. try yourself first, right? document how you learned it. it might help someone else in the future

Absolutely and phrase it as I'm asking your experienced advice is always a good way to start IMO. Generally people are willing to help if they think you are asking them because they probably faced a similar problem. Time is money and I can't tell you how many times a "star" programmer has asked someone else (even lower level) for input, but it's how it's phrased that matters.

thank you for your comment. it is definitely super possible to get a job self taught. just keep going. you will find successes

@@letphil Yeah but how to enter the field as a junior self taught? What projects you can make? Now projects can be made with AI and nobody looks at your projects thanks to that. No degree, no boot camp, no believable projects, they just step over your resume. Even if you know algorithms, you never land an interview.

it's a harder path than having a degree, but just because it is a harder path is it going to stop you from reaching your goals? It shouldn't! Keep going bro!

@ thank you I am trying to do pretty much what you did!

@ thank you for the kind words. If it’s possible I will do it. Just gotta be so good that it’s hard to ignore. My motivation is high

@@Teeffein thank you for your comment and noticing. appreciate you

If you don’t give up and keep helping the people around you, and develop your skills, you will be okay. ✅ thanks for the comment

I was there too! Just never give up brother, and ask lots of questions and make your situation aware to your senior.

Thank you for your comment. We all have the tools to get there within us.

Thank you for your comment

You’re just two weeks in, don’t compare yourself to others, you will be a great programmer if you put the time in everyday consistently I promise you. If it was easy, it wouldn’t be worth it. You got this bro. Thank you for your comment!

@@letphil thank you🤎

If you don’t know my ramen money story, I was in a similar spot. All I can tell you is just focus on the things you can control and that is to upgrade your skills and continue networking. Put yourself out there, and take anything and everything you can get. If they didn’t pick you after you gave them months of your time, you don’t want to work there anyways. Reach out in the discord as well, it’s a hard time right now, but it helps discussing and motivating each other to stay disciplined during these times as we get our skill up.

Thank you for being here. Hope you can inspire others as well.

Thank you Minnie for your comment

We do! Hoping for a series

I’ll keep sharing my code with the community

I’ll give you a pass for watching my videos haha 🤣 thank you for the comment

@letphil I already did my guy)but I wasn't referring to this video actually, just overall state of being, your videos are always great Phill

@@MoHimdi thank you for your comment. having base knowledge means you can have deeper knowledge with just more work, right?

@@louis_dev6981 thank you for your comment. time to wake up and get things done

@@kevin4hnin thank you for your comment. to be honest, trying to understand every little thing is cool but sometimes you will not need a lot of the things but just need to use it for what you need it for.

thank you for your comment. no one is gonna do anything for you but yourself. dont waste time waiting around for someone to save you.

Thank you Murali, appreciate you

Haha I appreciate the comment! Let’s keep going!

I am glad you didn’t give up and holding onto hope. Hope is all you need. Don’t give hope brother. It will only not happen if you give up. Thank you for being here.

Bro I understand this pain really well. But we can only focus on the things we can control and that is leveling our skill and continue networking. Let's keep doing both of those everyday!

I am glad you’re part of this community. Know that what you’re feeing is also something I went through and countless of others before you. We can only overcome through repetition and just taking responsibilities for our own actions. We will only learn if we keep doing and making mistakes along the way and learning from it. Don’t give up brother.

Let’s go, coding def saves lives!

Thank you for your comment! You are always going to be capable if you put your time in and never quit. Hope you never stop

@@EngonlyRight thank you for your comment. my first time i got the role was at the third company i was at. around 3 years into my career

Let’s continue this path!

Thank you for being here on this journey with us

thank you for your comment. to learn how things work is definitely just as important as the actual code. let's keep going!

thank you for your comment. that's awesome we can relate. have you heard of FSD ( Feature Sliced Design ) ? i think i want to look more into this folder structure of an app.

thank you for your comment. building things on your own can really help. i feel like with coding, if you build something you can really start to understand it better.

Thank you for your comment, helps with the youtube algorithm <3