How to Become a Full Stack Web Developer in 2020
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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In this video, I talk about how to become a full stack developer in 2020 along with my work experiences as an intern and full-time developer.
Thank you for watching the video and as always God bless :)
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Great Content...
Thank you!
I want to ask you about how can you be a python developer?
Big ups! Thank you so much for this opportunity to learn for free!
nice vedeo
I feel the title for the video should be, "why" instead of "how", but great video.
True that😇
but that won't get the views he wants.
Soo true.. guess fullstack developers dont need to know English
I agree... Good stuff though...
Just wasted 10 mins of my life
The most aesthetic programming channel, I love the intro! Could you link us to your desk?
Thank you so much! I updated the description box to include the ikea link for the countertop and have another link for the Alex drawers.
Big facts, so clean😎
Agreed! Very neat!
@@GyasiLinje @The Come Up -Two of my favorite software engineers on RUclips!
@@nat5112 thanks so much for the support 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for making this video. I'm just starting out and your concise, clear explanation answered a lot of questions!!
I’m 30 and I just went back to school majoring In computer science at first I was a little Scared because it seemed like a younger field to be in but now I love it problem solving using logic and creativity I wanna be full stack and I must say u helped me greatly with ur videos mans bro keep it up 🙌🏾
With the resources online you might not need a degree, but of course that’s a personal choice :) I have a pro account to Codeacademy and it’s helped me tremendously.
Weird Westeros good to know thank you 🙏
We need more brothers in the field! No matter the age bro 💯🙏
at 30 your so young you just dont realise it
I'm 34. and coming from a non technical background I'm currently in a bootcamp and plan to get my master's in computer science eventually. So age ain't nothing but a number. As long as you're passionate about learning and creating you will be fine!
Nice desk. I love the monitors. Can't wait to pay off my mortgage (only 6 more months!) and finally spend some money on myself.
I'm having fun learning everything. I have one website that I've edited about 100 times. Every time I learn something new that I like I use it.
It helps an incredible amount with learning and retention of information to actually use it lol. ❤️
I like that you're changing the game by making videos full of positivity without the sarcasm that we see everywhere else.
It's almost like developers feel that they have to be complaining about something to fit in with each other which couldn't be farther from the truth. We can be positive and creative at the same time. Positivity is another source of vitality.
Thank you for this really informative video. I’ve been searching for something specific like this, really helpful!
Thank you for share your knowledge and that setup it’s fantastic I love it!
Great content and a very easy manor in your deliver makes this video very enjoyable, and full of great advice.
Love my desk too. And glad to see another dev rocking an ergo keyboard, let alone the Logitech Ergo K860. I thought I was the only one. I don't know why so many devs have a cult following to straight, loud, and cramped mechanical keyboards. BTW I completed my set with the Logitech MX Ergo trackball (say goodbye carpal tunnel, you don't own me).
Anyway, great post and to the point!
Thank you so much for explaining everything thoroughly
Such a huge inspiration dude! I'm about to start my 3rd year of University studying CS but I've been learning little full app websites on the side! :)
Thank you for being a blessing and sharing ...I sign up 🙏🏿
For a start, I love your work station
Your videos are great man! Keep up the solid work 👌🏻
Thank you for the video, it really helped in decision making!
I’m learning front-end right now but soon back-end! Full stack is the goal 😊 great video!
Backend is C & C++ which is kinda complex but frontend lyk Web programming Html5,Css,JavaScript, Php & Sql 'database programming'.
Jiah Muusa not a lot people use c&c++ for backend (people use them to build framework or server) and php is a server side language which is backend
Hi Dorene ,I'm also learning frontend developer right now,then after backend,my aim also full stack web developer.front like(html,CSS, boostrap JavaScript,react,git).
So around 7:36 he finally attempts to say how
Thank you so much
Good video. I hope to become a full-stack company one day. Either for someone else or my own company. Thank you for sharing your story🤙.
Great vid bro! I’ve been on this trajectory without knowing it, glad to see someone wrangle it all together concisely. Keep it up, you got a sub!
Thanks homie! That’s awesome and welcome to the fam 😎
There video was more about WHY one should become a full stack than HOW
I love your content. Thanks.
Great work man... You are a genius
I'm drooling over the monitor setup. 🤤
Just subscribed, going to start a certification program this February 2021 as a full stack developer but plan to keep ok building on it
i want to be this guy
i am still young and i want the hair, the hoodie AND the beard
loving the entire vibe dude, loving the setup
Been waiting for a vid from u!
I really enjoyed this video. I'm a recent college graduate and am really interested in full stack development, and have taken the time during this quarantine to learn nodejs, mongodb and react. Hoping to land a solid job soon!
We all have days at work where we can make a chocolate milk/ coffee/ tea run. Thank you for the video!
Great soundtrack 🔥
Great video 🙌🏾
Letss goooo Gyasi!!
My man what’s up!!!
I’m a aircraft mechanic and I enjoy these type of videos
I am starting to learn about Javascript jaja, and i was learning html, css all the basics for web site, and this is very helpfull, thanks for sharing this
loved this video!:)
Awesome, thanks for information, now you have a new sub
nice video Gyasi !
Thanks for the Skillshare link man
great another helpful video great job man
Thank you fam
Thanks for the knowledge
No problem!
Great video
Bro you seem highly intelligent, good looks on the video
great stuff g
Appreciate it🙏🏾
Very good content over my head as always LOL
Thanks man
It has been a while i couldn't agree more especially for those sprint and I was also a full Stack in my internship, also the stories yep agile.
How did they pay you please?
@@dennisnjuguna1308 well it was fair for someone who was in an internship plus I stay in South Africa in the joburg area.
Hey man I really enjoy your vids! Can u maybe make a vid about what is really important and what you really need to know very well to do your job.
That's what this video was supposed to do
Great video, subbed!
Welcome to the fam 🙏🏾
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️, I wish the best for you.
I definitely want to be a full stack dev, with a little more focus on backend. I would love to learn C#/ASP for my backend too, as I love the C# language.
Great ❤️❤️✔️
I can't say how good that was !!! Excellent! now how do i find how to do 'easy' algorithms.. haha
Cool vid. BTW it is "One stop shop" ;)
I just learned html and css after that video I feel that I have so much to do more
Much more , don't give up!
Great video, Gyasi! Personally, I've always been interested in building websites and apps, but I've always felt behind when it comes to my skills, especially on the backend 😅. I'm planning on majoring in CS but I'm not sure I'll be good enough to do well -- any advice? thanks as always 🙏🏾
Ditch the "can't do attitude" as long as you have and can maintain interest in topics and related topics you'll do fine. The moment you say you don't think you'll be able to do something you'll setting yourself up for failure. Instead identify your weaknesses and start working on them.
Damn big dawg you made want to become a coder. 🙏🙏
Great video but damn, please get a shelf with a nice little plant or something. That bare wall would drive me mad lol.
Heyyy :) I was just on Revature's website considering applying for their free program. Then I came to YT and saw your recommended video. Yeah, I'd prefer being a Front End Developer. I really don't want to go back to college and pile up more debt! BTW, I love your space it looks so neat and cozy😃
Revature is a scam!
One more layer that you need to touch is the server configuration or cloud computing such as AWS, AZURE or GCP.
Very neat desk...
full stack dev ftw!
Fullstack dev resources Freecodecamp and Udemy.
Thank you man!
Which Tutors or courses in Udemy?
I am practising freeCodeCamp
@@drake71000 The complete 2020 web development bootcamp by Dr. Angela Yu.
@@keeganjsolomon4870 I can vouch for this currently doing 100 days of code with python by Dr. Yu and she is an amazing teacher !!
@@ReviewRobot16 I just started her 100 days of Python course as well.
Same man just got out of collage and joined a startup working in MEAN stack it's just been a month and half and I learned a lot more than what was in collage
how did you spell college wrong twice...
@@ragu193 lol
@@ragu193 autocorrect errors of keyboard
@@talibahmed That isn't autocorrect. Autocorrect would have picked up on it. the E isn't in the same area. That person probably doesn't speak English as his first language but that was the only word he spelt wrong. He was spelling it based off of sound.
@@KriskeC haha, what genius. mate.
Climate is the engine for productivity because now it is very hot in Tunisia :)
learning backend is more important than frontend but front end is just as important from my experience
I am in my 2nd year in the university ,working towards being a full stack developer Know react js on the frontend and C# .Net for back end.. I tend to do react more though.... I think we all know why :)
sweet vid! I'm currently learning front end, but I'll most likely have to learn some back end soon. Anyone else learning code rn?
Brian Design I’m learning rn I just started with the basics of HTML and css and hoping to get into JavaScript soon
@@amnakhairi6019 don't rush
Take your time
You can't learn HTML CSS in a week
@@learncoding6415 Pretty true.
Hey @Brian Design, I've been learning front end for a couple years and I've now come to the point of learning more of the backend. I already had a good understanding of it, but now I'm committing to going deep into React and eventually React Native and building complex applications. A lightbulb came on for me not too long ago. The points mentioned in this video is the reason I decided to dive into Full Stack.
@@learncoding6415 2 hours is enough for HTML and CSS.
The expression goes like this; "a one stop shop." I got what you meant, but since you incorrectly repeated yourself I kind of felt the urge to set that straight for the record.
I feel at home . the first black guy developer channel that's dope
doesn't make sense whether your white or black . i guess u came to this channel to learn instead of being selective
I already have a backend experience, just want to add some frontend(react) to my portfolio
Hi Gyasi,
Could you please give us a road map for a beginner that wants to become a full stack developer?
Hi! Just found your channel and loving it so far as I’m looking into becoming a Software Developer. I do have a question…you mentioned that you can become a Full Stack Developer by going the traditional route and studying Computer Science. What other ways are available?
Self taught full stack developer, but going to take full stack bootcamp and finish my degree in Information Systems
Hey, been following your channel for a while and had a question. When applying for internships and full time roles, was leetcode/algorithm/data structures a huge part of it. I don't mean general programming questions like OOP or what is a graph, but did it require a good amount of leetcode practice and if so were you seeing mediums or hards in your interviews?
I'll be graduating next December and I'm currently learning Node.js, MySQL and more indepth Javascript. I'm just having a hard time figuring out if I should focus on learning those skills and building projects or rather grind leetcode. It would be ideal to do both but time is an issue especially once school starts back up. I currently work as an automation test engineer intern right now and want to get a web dev internship in Summer 2021 and eventually something full time in that area of tech as well. Since it seemed like you also followed the path I would love some insight as well.
Thanks again for the content, love your channel.
@@ThatDevTaylor Thanks so much for this response.
Brilliant video. I love full stack development. I always get people asking me what I wanna do (frontend or backend development). What do you say?
Yoo a longer desk just changed my life he's not talking shit 😅
Easy to say, but reality is that is way harder than people think.
For an amateur like me, it's kinda overwhelming these technologies to learn..
How do you setup your windows laptop for development, are your running Linux subsystem?
@Gyasi Linje whats better for a developer CMS (Shopify, Wordpress,..) or HTML, CSS, ...?
I've been doing it for 18 years!
But you forgot the DevOps!
Great efforts Bro ❤
Can You make Full course of JAVA
I really need it
Appreciate it and unfortunately I don’t know Java lol
Love from India
Great video, but how many times did you say “full stacked developer”
iOS development kinda guy here idk web sounds so much more abstract. I’ve just started learning js for my web developer internship and I just figured out how to handle DOM elements. There’s just so much to build. Phone screen much smaller.
Thanks for the video. Which country you prefer for full stack developer job?
just gotta cut it off there, start going down a dark path. First you do the ci/cd pipeline, then you become devops and start dealing with cloud deployments, then you're dealing with the physical dimensions of 42U racks for some reason having inconsistent depths, then you're explaining you have to run the blackout drill more regularly because the diesel engine needs to run more often.
It's a dark road...
How do you feel about coding boot camps? I’m pretty good with computers from a general standpoint.
Great Content...
Thank you!
Hi Linje, thanks for the heads up, am actually studying CS now in college and I have always been so passionate of being a Full stack developer. Quick question, what language would be more better to study, because right now am working with python.
I come from a Project management job. Interested in getting in full stack development. I have worked on software development projects however more so the business side of things. Is this doable would you say and how would you recommend?
thank you for sharing, I'm an experienced graphic designer, but full-stack development has grabbed my attention for a while. do you recommend jumping on it or began learning the basics like HTML, CSS, java... I also would like to know if you learned everything through skillshare
Nice vid, but you talked about the “why” then ad then “why” again. Good info though
Hey do you give importance to html accessibility and semantics tag use?
Question, how many hours a day did you study code and how many months until you understood how to program?
does graphic design fit anywhere in full stack development. Im studying graphic design and web design. But I'm trynna go ham on the graphic side and the web side so Im like maybe I can get designing down annnnd get not only front end but some back end too. So does having graphic design skill help any bit in full stack development. Will they let you sit down on the design process and then do coding or is that unheard of?
Hey, Gyasi I have been thinking about becoming a full stack developer. I am considering attending Coding Dojo not sure if you are familiar with this boot camp. I would like your opinion on what you think of a boot camp for someone that has no experience at all. And would a new 2020 MacBook Air M1 be suitable for full stack developer? Thanks for your input and the time you have taken to make all these helpful videos.
It's not impossible to even be a developer in 2020, economic is shrinking and companies stopped hiring process.
What’s up Gyasi I’m interested in coding and to become a full stack developer however I’m finishing up my psych degree I’m thinking of doing the coding boot camp but I heard it’s a very intense program do you recommend it or are there other alternatives
I’m currently a CS major. Unfortunately, math is still a weak point for me. How much math is involved in being a full stack developer? I’m leaning towards this route for a lot of the points you mentioned.