I just wanna quickly share my story. I started learning JS and React from Mosh's courses in late 2019. Within a year and a half I landed my first job in the industry as a Frontend Developer. I now work as a Senior Mobile Developer in a large pharmaceutical corporation making close to 6 figures. The industry has changed a lot post covid, and getting hired is harder than it was when I started, but there are still plenty of jobs out there. Don't get discouraged. Focus on improving key skills and making important connections😊
I’m currently 17 years old and I started coding at 14. I started without a laptop/pc and was just writing down my codes in a book to try them out when I visit the cafe. Now I’m a full stack web developer.
What a good story u sound smart iam 17 I started around ur age but I found some friends who were loosers and they taked me with them , now I have a good understanding of html/css and learning Javascript Good luck on your journey "brahim"
Okay guys. I've realized that it's time for me to really focus. One year from now, I promise myself that I'll be employed as a programmer. I'll keep you all updated on my progress. Wish me good luck! 🙏🍀
I am a mom to 24yrs old programmar. I learned basics of python from your python for beginners of 6hrs duration and I was able see my little programs running😊Thankyou once again for this video
I'm currently 17 and started learning Python 3 weeks ago, your videos really help me learn faster. I'll update this comment after 1 year to tell how it went.
Wow. This is great stuff. I bought M's online course. Best deal ever. It's cheap but 100x more thorough than any other coding course I've taken. Great job.
Hi Mosh, I was a yearly subscriber to your platform, the problem I saw is that the help wasn't available as it should when a person get stuck, otherwise your coding style is great. Hope the forum thing will change this year so on some new deal I come back 😁
Soy de la comunidad de habla hispana, si entiendes algo de ingles, estos cursos son para ti, mosh te enseña no solo a replicar código, sino que a darle sentido al mismo usando las tecnologías que se usan en las empresas, eso te da mas contexto global y un entendimiento superior a otros cursos que puedas tomar en español. Para los que son de latam, estos cursos son en mi opinion al mismo nivel del señor Herrera y Miguel D. incluso diría que por el formato que se usa es mucho mejor para los principiantes, se aprende mas y esta mucho mejor guionado lo que te deja menos vacíos teóricos (algo bien usual en cursos promedios). Conclusion: el gran plus de mosh es el correcto guion de los cursos, no hay términos sueltos, ni explicaciones inconclusas, también tiene un correcto nivel de dificultad teórica, de lo sencillo a lo más complicado. No son cursos para expertos, pero si para gente que es incluso intermedia (juniors con 1-3 años de experiencia). PD: esto no es una promo, doy mi opinion totalmente libre y en base a mi experiencia (soy analista programador titulado)
I'm a PhD student in materials science. I'm learning to code for the purposes of making and running simulations to inform my experiments. Most of my work revolves around Python, C++, Fortran, and of course, Bash.
Mosh : Pick an instructor whose teaching style you like and dedicate yourself to actually finishing each course. Me who has picked Mosh but ain't able to afford his course: 😞😣
I am trying to land my first developer job... I was very frustrated until i saw your video. And your last sentence about landing first developer job seems very right to me nowdays.... thank you
Me too! I keep seeing these videos where people got jobs after a few months of learning and I've been at it for years. Wonder if anyone has been able to get their first developer job in 2023 or 2024? Is it possible?
I did everything wrong I guess. But technically I also didn’t try as much as I should. 5 years of coding and 2 years of start up experience with no pay and now back to being unemployed.
@@programmingwithmosh I was told by a career coach after a doing extensive coding classes for a few months that I should flip my current work schedule of 90% coding and 10% job prep / search to 90% job search and 10% coding, and that I should regularly go to coding meetups often in Washington DC. (^ Problem 1, whilst I had understanding of how to adapt to multiple technologies after having a general grasp of the foundations of JS, HTML, CSS, SQL and OOP after a few weeks of learning, I struggled to showcase that under pressure.) I had job searched for about 3-6 months of job hunting (2017-2018), clearing 50 applications a week. The applications were aiming for majority junior to mid positions, and even senior positions though not as heavily prioritized. I had one interview that was certain to hire me from a company named "example Global tech" that had written the offer up and was about to have me process the paperwork. At that point of processing the paperwork, they realized I have no degree, even the application had no mention of one as a requirement & that the whole interview process back and fourth did not mentioned it, till processing the onboarding of me as a new hire. Then they cancelled me. By that time I had ran out of money I had set aside to consistently pay for my travel expenses going to DC (4-5 days a week) to continue building network connections at the meetups and going to in person meetings, so I had to pick up a full time job again whilst dealing with some family health situations. At this point, I had reflected on all my notes that I had asked every interviewer for feedback on what I can improve on. Many said they weren't sure if I would be able to hit the ground running since I had no field experience, some said I had no experience with DS and algorithms (At that time DS and Algos were starting to appear in more job applications. CS was not at all emphasized at the coding program I was in.), lastly some had just said they're choosing to proceed with another candidate which is understandable. SO, being new to job hunting in a career field such as this, I had the responsibilities of a full time again & dealing with some emergency family health issues, I somehow thought that going to a part time bootcamp that taught CS with a friend whilst working would be good for the feedbacks that I received and fun as I enjoyed my last program. (Possible mistake #2? - My thought process? This bootcamp teaching CS and me capitalizing on my fundamental understandings of OOP, etc. would be good.) I had pretty much finished all the education materials and left the school as one of the students was actually a business major that started a startup company. He asked me to join since he thought I was the most capable out of the other students of our current class. He said he only joined the bootcamp to learn coding since he had issues hiring a coder that didn't slack or communicated. The startup proved to actually be profitable, enough to pay for operations. So all the actual founders and me were not actually making money still as whatever profits went directly to lower level retail employees to keep the operations going or expanding. I decided to do my own thing after 2 years as that was my limit. Now since then, job hunting seems to be even harder with the requirements mainly leaning towards more senior positions, though I'm still applying anyways. I have no portfolio since even the work that I had done for the startup was a in house operation that was NDA. My original portfolio is old, outdated expectations, and was clearly a representation of a very new person coming into web development. I am now in a position where I am just applying whilst trying to build a portfolio again, in a job market for devs that seems to be tougher than the last attempt at job hunting. I feel defeated as I am trying to get a foot in the door but due to more life concerns of housing I am probably just going to have to suck it up and find a better or more demanding full time job that pays more since housing seems to be worse in my area, which is just normal things to worry about and it is what it is. I just don't know how all this stretched out for years.
@@programmingwithmosh I was told by a career coach after a doing extensive coding classes for a few months that I should flip my current work schedule of 90% coding and 10% job prep / search to 90% job search and 10% coding, and that I should regularly go to coding meetups often in Washington DC. (^ Problem 1, whilst I had understanding of how to adapt to multiple technologies after having a general grasp of the foundations of JS, HTML, CSS, SQL and OOP after a few weeks of learning, I struggled to showcase that under pressure.) I had job searched for about 3-6 months of job hunting (2017-2018), clearing 50 applications a week. The applications were aiming for majority junior to mid positions, and even senior positions though not as heavily prioritized. I had one interview that was certain to hire me from a company named "example Global tech" that had written the offer up and was about to have me process the paperwork. At that point of processing the paperwork, they realized I have no degree, even the application had no mention of one as a requirement & that the whole interview process back and fourth did not mentioned it, till processing the onboarding of me as a new hire. Then they cancelled me. By that time I had ran out of money I had set aside to consistently pay for my travel expenses going to DC (4-5 days a week) to continue building network connections at the meetups and going to in person meetings, so I had to pick up a full time job again whilst dealing with some family health situations. At this point, I had reflected on all my notes that I had asked every interviewer for feedback on what I can improve on. Many said they weren't sure if I would be able to hit the ground running since I had no field experience, some said I had no experience with DS and algorithms (At that time DS and Algos were starting to appear in more job applications. CS was not at all emphasized at the coding program I was in.), lastly some had just said they're choosing to proceed with another candidate which is understandable. SO, being new to job hunting in a career field such as this, I had the responsibilities of a full time again & dealing with some emergency family health issues, I somehow thought that going to a part time bootcamp that taught CS with a friend whilst working would be good for the feedbacks that I received and fun as I enjoyed my last program. (Possible mistake #2? - My thought process? This bootcamp teaching CS and me capitalizing on my fundamental understandings of OOP, etc. would be good.) I had pretty much finished all the education materials and left the school as one of the students was actually a business major that started a startup company. He asked me to join since he thought I was the most capable out of the other students of our current class. He said he only joined the bootcamp to learn coding since he had issues hiring a coder that didn't slack or communicated. The startup proved to actually be profitable, enough to pay for operations. So all the actual founders and me were not actually making money still as whatever profits went directly to lower level retail employees to keep the operations going or expanding. I decided to do my own thing after 2 years as that was my limit. Now since then, job hunting seems to be even harder with the requirements mainly leaning towards more senior positions, though I'm still applying anyways. I have no portfolio since even the work that I had done for the startup was a in house operation that was NDA. My original portfolio is old, outdated expectations, and was clearly a representation of a very new person coming into web development. I am now in a position where I am just applying whilst trying to build a portfolio again, in a job market for devs that seems to be tougher than the last attempt at job hunting. I feel defeated as I am trying to get a foot in the door but due to more life concerns of housing I am probably just going to have to suck it up and find a better or more demanding full time job that pays more since housing seems to be worse in my area, which is just normal things to worry about and it is what it is. I just don't know how all this stretched out for years.
Mosh, I always learn technical skills watching your videos. Could it be possible for you to make a series of video on relevant topics on AWS real time Projects to get a entry -level "Cloud engineer" jobs . Also, if you can teach those projects, how to build those projects, where we can add our own stuff to make it authentic at the same time learn the stuffs how to do it. And be ready for interviews.
Thanks a lot! now I am feeling motivated again to restart. actually I am just finishing my Higher secondary school exam after 2 years drop but hardly wants too learn Software development and land my first job quickly. I hope I can make it real very soon.
Your Django course helped me land a fresher position even though I only took Django courses 1 and 2. I didn't rate Django 3 highly, as it focused too much on tools and utilities that were difficult to remember. I hope you'll redo Django 3 and create a microservice course with Django. Thank you.
To be honest mosh one hr vidoes is more engaging than the fulll course i tried your react but never its was really hard fr me.. those class based vidoes is waste of time .. but i can say...when i start a beginner mosh bro vidoes boosted my confidence i believe finding right ✅ source of learning is difficult when it comes to framework these tutorials vidoes mostly comes with bugs
Hi Mosh! Thanks for sharing your ideas to us. I'm currently working as an Senior Implementation Engineer II and I have 6+ years of experience in application and customer support. I have so much interest to become a Data Scientist. As a first step, I started learning Python from scratch by watching your 6 hours python class video. In fact, I have basic skills in SQL. I know it's a long way to go. I like to have a roadmap to understand the path better and learn in depth to become a Data Scientist. I'm happy to have your advices and thoughts in this regard.
*I'm watching Your Python Course of 6 Hours and Near to end that video. It help me a lot to get some basic Python projects done, Thanks Brother.* _From Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤_
Hi mosh, my name is madhu sudhan I completed to learn java, DSA, design patterns and git in your courses and excellent teach. But I fully struggle to solve DSA problems and it's very time consuming in leet code. In leet code thousands of problems and so many topics like backtracking, dynamic programming, bit manipulation,sub array, two pointers, sliding window,, 😂😂 when I perfect. Please give me road map to solve leet code problems.. please replay fast.
Mosh , am coming from non IT background. Jugling with work and family Am already half way into your 6 hr python course after 4weeks and am writing this comment as a reminder to myself in December 2024 . after the 6 hr python course I want to purchase the 12 hour course to master python. I aim at machine learning and building Trading bots. Watch the space.
The most difficult part I am currently struggling with is to get a call for the interview, though I too training to become a full stack web developer. Not getting positive responses from 100s of applications for an entry level position is upsetting. Not sure if they don’t like my resume !! I also didn’t see much entry level job openings in the last few months. I do have a bachelor degree in Economics and minor in Computer Science.
"even without a degree" In my own experience, a CS degree ain't shit. It literally not only teaches you nothing relevant but also slows down the whole process of learning. So, "self taughts" are inheretly better
Hae I'm Collins a second yr student though not in computer field but I gain interest in your html and css tutorial. Have learned for about 3months, could give me some follow up kindly sir
Hey Mash, I have been trying to research on Google the difference between a software engineer and a software developer in terms of their roles in a company and I am not getting a clear cut. Would you kindly explain Since you have around two decades experience as a software engineer.
Thank you mosh for this content. Would you kindle send the link to those github profiles you've been showing on the video. i'd would really love to go through them
Hi mosh , I have been searching a course on Aws cloud its either too long or not good enough in explaining. Can you please make a course on AWS since its one of the thing in demand... please
First Thanks for the useful and good content I am Yazan and I learn front end and learn react but I live in syria so can I work remote with company in USA , Canada and Europe
Hi Mosh and everyone. I want to become a data scientist, and I already know python and sql on a decent level, but it seems like it would take a whole lot more to actually land a job as a DS. Do you think it would be a good idea to start with a different role that has a "lower bar"? It feels like it will take me another couple of years to get to the right level for DS, but maybe not that much with some other role.
I just wanna quickly share my story. I started learning JS and React from Mosh's courses in late 2019. Within a year and a half I landed my first job in the industry as a Frontend Developer. I now work as a Senior Mobile Developer in a large pharmaceutical corporation making close to 6 figures. The industry has changed a lot post covid, and getting hired is harder than it was when I started, but there are still plenty of jobs out there. Don't get discouraged. Focus on improving key skills and making important connections😊
Bro how do get your job please share your thoughts ❤
The courses on RUclips or the paid ones?
@@cameliabudulai2913 RUclips ones at first, and then I got the paid ones. There’s a discount link on the RUclips descriptions
Do get a certificate from him after finishing
Ppl actually fall for this type of fake comment?
I’m currently 17 years old and I started coding at 14. I started without a laptop/pc and was just writing down my codes in a book to try them out when I visit the cafe. Now I’m a full stack web developer.
What a good story u sound smart iam 17 I started around ur age but I found some friends who were loosers and they taked me with them , now I have a good understanding of html/css and learning Javascript
Good luck on your journey "brahim"
Just sub to ur channel
At this point in life you are directly talking to me. I was confused but every time I come to this Channel everything becomes clearer and clearer!
If you want to learn coding step by step and think like a coder then Mosh is best.Thank you Mosh for teaching me the world of code .
Okay guys. I've realized that it's time for me to really focus. One year from now, I promise myself that I'll be employed as a programmer. I'll keep you all updated on my progress. Wish me good luck! 🙏🍀
Go for it
I am a mom to 24yrs old programmar. I learned basics of python from your python for beginners of 6hrs duration and I was able see my little programs running😊Thankyou once again for this video
That's really cool 👏🏻
You mean programmer cause you dont seem very pro grammar....😅😅 Sorry i only joke frend
@@o.fm.a5573😂😂😂
I'm currently 17 and started learning Python 3 weeks ago, your videos really help me learn faster. I'll update this comment after 1 year to tell how it went.
You're always the best, keep up on helping and putting us on a right path
Same, I'm currently 17 years old. Just trying to get into the field. I already have like 4 years of programming.
bro you are too ahead of your time.(its good)
You are too early. Need more play time bro😂
nice
Am proud of you
just keep going bro
Wow. This is great stuff. I bought M's online course. Best deal ever. It's cheap but 100x more thorough than any other coding course I've taken. Great job.
I've been struggling with this topic, but your video cleared it up for me. Thanks a ton!
Thank you very much, you always use to tell use ''learn first programming language after you succeed then jump to another''
Thank you for everything
Hi Mosh, I was a yearly subscriber to your platform, the problem I saw is that the help wasn't available as it should when a person get stuck, otherwise your coding style is great. Hope the forum thing will change this year so on some new deal I come back 😁
Soy de la comunidad de habla hispana, si entiendes algo de ingles, estos cursos son para ti, mosh te enseña no solo a replicar código, sino que a darle sentido al mismo usando las tecnologías que se usan en las empresas, eso te da mas contexto global y un entendimiento superior a otros cursos que puedas tomar en español.
Para los que son de latam, estos cursos son en mi opinion al mismo nivel del señor Herrera y Miguel D. incluso diría que por el formato que se usa es mucho mejor para los principiantes, se aprende mas y esta mucho mejor guionado lo que te deja menos vacíos teóricos (algo bien usual en cursos promedios).
Conclusion: el gran plus de mosh es el correcto guion de los cursos, no hay términos sueltos, ni explicaciones inconclusas, también tiene un correcto nivel de dificultad teórica, de lo sencillo a lo más complicado. No son cursos para expertos, pero si para gente que es incluso intermedia (juniors con 1-3 años de experiencia).
PD: esto no es una promo, doy mi opinion totalmente libre y en base a mi experiencia (soy analista programador titulado)
Thanks for helping me get there, Mosh!
This video is like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day.
I'm a PhD student in materials science. I'm learning to code for the purposes of making and running simulations to inform my experiments. Most of my work revolves around Python, C++, Fortran, and of course, Bash.
Fortran ?!
@@zkr1965 oh yeah, we still use Fortran in quantum mechanical simulations.
@@zkr1965a language designed for scientific computing
You' re the most perfect teacher in the world, love you from afghanistan ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mosh : Pick an instructor whose teaching style you like and dedicate yourself to actually finishing each course.
Me who has picked Mosh but ain't able to afford his course: 😞😣
this was in 2021, good luck in 2024. You need to bring a lot more to the table. You can do it but expect to put down 2 years atleast
I am trying to land my first developer job... I was very frustrated until i saw your video. And your last sentence about landing first developer job seems very right to me nowdays.... thank you
Me too! I keep seeing these videos where people got jobs after a few months of learning and I've been at it for years. Wonder if anyone has been able to get their first developer job in 2023 or 2024? Is it possible?
I did everything wrong I guess. But technically I also didn’t try as much as I should. 5 years of coding and 2 years of start up experience with no pay and now back to being unemployed.
Mind sharing more details about what you think you did wrong?
@@programmingwithmosh I was told by a career coach after a doing extensive coding classes for a few months that I should flip my current work schedule of 90% coding and 10% job prep / search to 90% job search and 10% coding, and that I should regularly go to coding meetups often in Washington DC.
(^ Problem 1, whilst I had understanding of how to adapt to multiple technologies after having a general grasp of the foundations of JS, HTML, CSS, SQL and OOP after a few weeks of learning, I struggled to showcase that under pressure.)
I had job searched for about 3-6 months of job hunting (2017-2018), clearing 50 applications a week. The applications were aiming for majority junior to mid positions, and even senior positions though not as heavily prioritized.
I had one interview that was certain to hire me from a company named "example Global tech" that had written the offer up and was about to have me process the paperwork. At that point of processing the paperwork, they realized I have no degree, even the application had no mention of one as a requirement & that the whole interview process back and fourth did not mentioned it, till processing the onboarding of me as a new hire. Then they cancelled me.
By that time I had ran out of money I had set aside to consistently pay for my travel expenses going to DC (4-5 days a week) to continue building network connections at the meetups and going to in person meetings, so I had to pick up a full time job again whilst dealing with some family health situations.
At this point, I had reflected on all my notes that I had asked every interviewer for feedback on what I can improve on. Many said they weren't sure if I would be able to hit the ground running since I had no field experience, some said I had no experience with DS and algorithms (At that time DS and Algos were starting to appear in more job applications. CS was not at all emphasized at the coding program I was in.), lastly some had just said they're choosing to proceed with another candidate which is understandable.
SO, being new to job hunting in a career field such as this, I had the responsibilities of a full time again & dealing with some emergency family health issues, I somehow thought that going to a part time bootcamp that taught CS with a friend whilst working would be good for the feedbacks that I received and fun as I enjoyed my last program.
(Possible mistake #2? - My thought process? This bootcamp teaching CS and me capitalizing on my fundamental understandings of OOP, etc. would be good.)
I had pretty much finished all the education materials and left the school as one of the students was actually a business major that started a startup company. He asked me to join since he thought I was the most capable out of the other students of our current class. He said he only joined the bootcamp to learn coding since he had issues hiring a coder that didn't slack or communicated. The startup proved to actually be profitable, enough to pay for operations. So all the actual founders and me were not actually making money still as whatever profits went directly to lower level retail employees to keep the operations going or expanding.
I decided to do my own thing after 2 years as that was my limit.
Now since then, job hunting seems to be even harder with the requirements mainly leaning towards more senior positions, though I'm still applying anyways.
I have no portfolio since even the work that I had done for the startup was a in house operation that was NDA. My original portfolio is old, outdated expectations, and was clearly a representation of a very new person coming into web development.
I am now in a position where I am just applying whilst trying to build a portfolio again, in a job market for devs that seems to be tougher than the last attempt at job hunting. I feel defeated as I am trying to get a foot in the door but due to more life concerns of housing I am probably just going to have to suck it up and find a better or more demanding full time job that pays more since housing seems to be worse in my area, which is just normal things to worry about and it is what it is. I just don't know how all this stretched out for years.
@@programmingwithmosh I was told by a career coach after a doing extensive coding classes for a few months that I should flip my current work schedule of 90% coding and 10% job prep / search to 90% job search and 10% coding, and that I should regularly go to coding meetups often in Washington DC.
(^ Problem 1, whilst I had understanding of how to adapt to multiple technologies after having a general grasp of the foundations of JS, HTML, CSS, SQL and OOP after a few weeks of learning, I struggled to showcase that under pressure.)
I had job searched for about 3-6 months of job hunting (2017-2018), clearing 50 applications a week. The applications were aiming for majority junior to mid positions, and even senior positions though not as heavily prioritized.
I had one interview that was certain to hire me from a company named "example Global tech" that had written the offer up and was about to have me process the paperwork. At that point of processing the paperwork, they realized I have no degree, even the application had no mention of one as a requirement & that the whole interview process back and fourth did not mentioned it, till processing the onboarding of me as a new hire. Then they cancelled me.
By that time I had ran out of money I had set aside to consistently pay for my travel expenses going to DC (4-5 days a week) to continue building network connections at the meetups and going to in person meetings, so I had to pick up a full time job again whilst dealing with some family health situations.
At this point, I had reflected on all my notes that I had asked every interviewer for feedback on what I can improve on. Many said they weren't sure if I would be able to hit the ground running since I had no field experience, some said I had no experience with DS and algorithms (At that time DS and Algos were starting to appear in more job applications. CS was not at all emphasized at the coding program I was in.), lastly some had just said they're choosing to proceed with another candidate which is understandable.
SO, being new to job hunting in a career field such as this, I had the responsibilities of a full time again & dealing with some emergency family health issues, I somehow thought that going to a part time bootcamp that taught CS with a friend whilst working would be good for the feedbacks that I received and fun as I enjoyed my last program.
(Possible mistake #2? - My thought process? This bootcamp teaching CS and me capitalizing on my fundamental understandings of OOP, etc. would be good.)
I had pretty much finished all the education materials and left the school as one of the students was actually a business major that started a startup company. He asked me to join since he thought I was the most capable out of the other students of our current class. He said he only joined the bootcamp to learn coding since he had issues hiring a coder that didn't slack or communicated. The startup proved to actually be profitable, enough to pay for operations. So all the actual founders and me were not actually making money still as whatever profits went directly to lower level retail employees to keep the operations going or expanding.
I decided to do my own thing after 2 years as that was my limit.
Now since then, job hunting seems to be even harder with the requirements mainly leaning towards more senior positions, though I'm still applying anyways.
I have no portfolio since even the work that I had done for the startup was a in house operation that was NDA. My original portfolio is old, outdated expectations, and was clearly a representation of a very new person coming into web development.
I am now in a position where I am just applying whilst trying to build a portfolio again, in a job market for devs that seems to be tougher than the last attempt at job hunting. I feel defeated as I am trying to get a foot in the door but due to more life concerns of housing I am probably just going to have to suck it up and find a better or more demanding full time job that pays more since housing seems to be worse in my area, which is just normal things to worry about and it is what it is. I just don't know how all this stretched out for years.
We may all need to know because I got the same problem @@programmingwithmosh
I started at the end of December, I’m learning react right now and preparing my portfolio
ما شاء الله
جزاك الله خيرا وبارك فيك ❤
مرحبا 😅 لم اتوقع ان هنالك عربي غيري يتابع هذه القناة
Happened to me. Complete career change from oilfield industry to software development in under a year. It can happen. Persistence is the key
What did you build as a portfolio?
+1
Can't figure out how to start writing code.. This video is helpful. Need more help
Mosh, I always learn technical skills watching your videos. Could it be possible for you to make a series of video on relevant topics on AWS real time Projects to get a entry -level "Cloud engineer" jobs . Also, if you can teach those projects, how to build those projects, where we can add our own stuff to make it authentic at the same time learn the stuffs how to do it. And be ready for interviews.
Thanks a lot! now I am feeling motivated again to restart. actually I am just finishing my Higher secondary school exam after 2 years drop but hardly wants too learn Software development and land my first job quickly. I hope I can make it real very soon.
This was the video I needed to watch. Thank you, Mosh!
Are you from non-IT
Your Django course helped me land a fresher position even though I only took Django courses 1 and 2. I didn't rate Django 3 highly, as it focused too much on tools and utilities that were difficult to remember. I hope you'll redo Django 3 and create a microservice course with Django. Thank you.
thnk u ur best advice
Thanks Mosh you are the best
We need a react course please🙏🙏🙏
To be honest mosh one hr vidoes is more engaging than the fulll course i tried your react but never its was really hard fr me.. those class based vidoes is waste of time .. but i can say...when i start a beginner mosh bro vidoes boosted my confidence i believe finding right ✅ source of learning is difficult when it comes to framework these tutorials vidoes mostly comes with bugs
Wise words❤❤
Thank you for helping me ❤
Thank you for your video!
Mosh, Thank you for this Educative Informations
Hi Mosh! Thanks for sharing your ideas to us. I'm currently working as an Senior Implementation Engineer II and I have 6+ years of experience in application and customer support. I have so much interest to become a Data Scientist. As a first step, I started learning Python from scratch by watching your 6 hours python class video. In fact, I have basic skills in SQL. I know it's a long way to go. I like to have a roadmap to understand the path better and learn in depth to become a Data Scientist.
I'm happy to have your advices and thoughts in this regard.
Thank you dear mosh
thanks for the information you are actually talking to me
*I'm watching Your Python Course of 6 Hours and Near to end that video. It help me a lot to get some basic Python projects done, Thanks Brother.*
_From Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤_
We are on the same page
Really informative video!
Thank you mosh.
I’m struggling to find an internship.
Me too. I hope anyone here can help with a remote internship.
Code Institute
@@elciopagioro2204 can you please provide a link
Get one with the state ITS
What's your tech stack..and do you have a portfolio of good projects?
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Hi mosh, my name is madhu sudhan I completed to learn java, DSA, design patterns and git in your courses and excellent teach. But I fully struggle to solve DSA problems and it's very time consuming in leet code. In leet code thousands of problems and so many topics like backtracking, dynamic programming, bit manipulation,sub array, two pointers, sliding window,, 😂😂 when I perfect. Please give me road map to solve leet code problems.. please replay fast.
Mosh , am coming from non IT background. Jugling with work and family Am already half way into your 6 hr python course after 4weeks and am writing this comment as a reminder to myself in December 2024 . after the 6 hr python course I want to purchase the 12 hour course to master python. I aim at machine learning and building Trading bots.
Watch the space.
Mosh. Start making tutorial videos.
Your vedios are really appreciable and very helpful ♥️✨
Please give a complete path for every development with every edge case
The most difficult part I am currently struggling with is to get a call for the interview, though I too training to become a full stack web developer. Not getting positive responses from 100s of applications for an entry level position is upsetting. Not sure if they don’t like my resume !! I also didn’t see much entry level job openings in the last few months. I do have a bachelor degree in Economics and minor in Computer Science.
Thank you so much it's helpful
Really helpful !!
You should include your website in the description!
How to know at what topics of a particular programming language iam weak at after learning for some days ?
Hello Mosh !! Love ❤ from India .
Thanks bro
And what’s your idea about bootcamps?
Thanks mosh for the infor
make a course on how to make compiler
Get the dragon book. RUclipsrs usually stop at basics or data structures and algos
How this AI issuse is get more advanced, will it not reduce tech companies from employing more software developers ?
More blessings to Mosh❤
thanks mosh
Good video!
Great ❤❤
Informative video
"even without a degree"
In my own experience, a CS degree ain't shit. It literally not only teaches you nothing relevant but also slows down the whole process of learning. So, "self taughts" are inheretly better
Python will help a lot if you doing security, for example i do Pentesting and knowing Python is a most 100%
Greetings, just wanted to ask what about experience? Companies require software engineers with at least 2 to 3 years of experience. What about that?
Hae I'm Collins a second yr student though not in computer field but I gain interest in your html and css tutorial. Have learned for about 3months, could give me some follow up kindly sir
I thought we only needed to study medium JavaScript and React questions on Leetcode.
Yes,, I want but I never start,,
Been coding since 2021 now, still haven't smelled an interview talk less of a job 😢
Hey Mash, I have been trying to research on Google the difference between a software engineer and a software developer in terms of their roles in a company and I am not getting a clear cut. Would you kindly explain Since you have around two decades experience as a software engineer.
Amazing video, thank you! What websites with free mock interviews can you recommend?
I was stuck in but now get my answer
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من به AI علاقه دارم .
آیا کدام پلی لیست مرتبط دارید که من از اون بخونم .
Do you have complete mobile app development course?. That's what I to do
Thank you :)
We want a jetpack compose course!!!
- whaat do u prefer learn a new skil while doing a project? or first do the whole course then work on projects?
What do you think about Cloud computing?
Mosh please do streaming D:!!!
Awesome
I landed a first job, but they don't ask me about data structure. They ask about data encryption and token.
SIR, Please make a course or some videos on Java springboot
AI coding starts at 02:57, AI termination starts at 03:01, AI coding enabled at 03:03
I learn python, html and I'm in progress of php i dont which one should i choice for making a good website and game and i am now 16
@Mosh. Would a leetcode kind of course be possible for u to do ? I think it would be interesting
Thank you mosh for this content. Would you kindle send the link to those github profiles you've been showing on the video. i'd would really love to go through them
Hey mosh, I wanna learn web development. Should I start with it first or your java fundamental course?
Hi mosh , I have been searching a course on Aws cloud its either too long or not good enough in explaining. Can you please make a course on AWS since its one of the thing in demand... please
Hey, he has a full course about AI, check it out
@@anzoangelo4543 not on AI its AWS bro
How the heck software engineers earn more than traditional engineers, who studied more indepth mathematical and physical concepts?
Due to fear of AI, I have stopped to learn web development, Now what is better for me? Data science or AI course?
Learn AI now
First
Thanks for the useful and good content
I am Yazan and I learn front end and learn react but I live in syria so can I work remote with company in USA , Canada and Europe
Whenever I am confused, you just come out of nowhere and say no worries kid.
Hi Mosh, am software engineer student year two, and my dream job is AI and ML , could you please try share with me a path for that
Hi Mosh and everyone. I want to become a data scientist, and I already know python and sql on a decent level, but it seems like it would take a whole lot more to actually land a job as a DS. Do you think it would be a good idea to start with a different role that has a "lower bar"? It feels like it will take me another couple of years to get to the right level for DS, but maybe not that much with some other role.
I want to learn too but not a fast learner :(
I'm still trying to learn more about front end developer. How do I get direct tutorial from you?