Coding, Cafe & Caffeine Addict 😎 A Day In The Life Of A Software Engineer
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video, we're going to take a look at a day in the life of a software engineer. We'll go through the different parts of the day and see how coding, coffee, and meetings play a role in the day.
This video is a great way to learn about the day-to-day life of a software engineer and see how everything comes together to create a successful project. If you're interested in a career in software engineering, this video is a great place to start!
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Always some of the good videos!! feels so good to see other devs work, kinda gives me motivation lol
Appreciate the comment! Thanks for watching
Back at it again, king!
Thanks sir! 🔥
Just found your videos and keep them coming man! really enjoy these. Reminds me of Marko's programmer vlogs!
Thanks man! Appreciate it ❤️❤️
I been to a lot of dev offices in Ponsonby, Parnell, CBD. Yours have decent lighting. Good thing your office didn't get flooded badly.
True!
Thursdays are my "Coffee shop workday" too, for about 3 years now with this practice :p
Sadly in my city we only have a "Cafe Martinez"... not even a Starbucks, but it is Ok, very nice place (expensive too) and connection its just Ok to work even when it is crowded.
Im an Android developer, almost 4 years of exp and right now, looking for a remote from anywhere job with US dollars (or Euros) payments, as a contractor to begin my dream of become a Digital Nomad, i want to live and work from different places such as Pipa (Brasil), Playa del Carmen (Mexico), Madeira island (Portugal), St Marteen, Bali, Thailand....
Right now im also starting to learn for Backend, with Node (nest in fact) to be a more complete developer and have some past experience in React / React Native so i hope soon to be capable of work in every stack and with that increase my chances to get that kind of fully remote works
I’m thinking of going to college for a coding job and then playing hack the box in my free time
Still special as always, long time ago i said that i lack enthusiasm for my current job, so i quit my job at my current company and left at the end of February. Fortunately, i 've just resigned and have been applied to a new company with a more dynamic environment and higher compensationIt, will start at the beginning of March. 😁😁
Congrats!!
I am not a developer but I want to become and game artist, still I like watching those day in life videos + I am a little interested in programming, I also wanna make games, best video as usual man! 🙂🙂🙂
Cool video Bro
I'm studying and working each day to become a software engineer and videos like this help me keep pushing 😂😂 there's a scone at the end of this tunnel. 😂
Hahaha yesssir!
Do you guys build everything web wrap via React or do you do native, too? Have you every used tools such as Shuffle Dev?
We do some native. Mainly next.js / typescript repositories and building for web
Serious question, why you use light theme on iphone and dark theme on Macbook ?
I change all the time
wow bro...
love from Bangladesh
very nice video
Thanks!
Hey Jacob! I'm starting college for Software Engeneering next month, your videos are my biggest motivation to keep chasing a Software based career! Thanks for the awesome videos and greetings from Brazil!
That’s awesome to hear! Keep up the good work 🎉💪🏼💪🏼
@@JacobSucksAtCode hey is it worth it to become a software engineer?? It just looks a bit lonely
5 minutes?? We need more.
😏
Hey Jacob, been watching your videos for some time. I'm a CS student from Bangladesh. Watching your videos is very fun for me! Gives me a good outlook to the "dev~life" haha. And helps me stay motivated for my own personal projects too since I'm not yet doing professional work. Hopefully one day! Hopefully in a cool office like yours 😆
Happy to hear you enjoy the videos! ❤️
How’s the job markets in Auckland rn? I never thought i wanna go back to live in Auckland and now i miss Auckland so much! Didn’t know that it was so good place to live before i came to Toronto lol
Wow fellow kiwi, Subscribed churrr!!!
simple video , but it's to the point , love it , mood booster for coding or learning , thanks
Love to hear that! ❤️❤️
Cool video bro.. Keep up the good content 🚀
Thanks man! Appreciate it
Great content, Jacob! Thanks!
Whats your mac spec?
MacBook Pro: M1 Pro 2021
16gb Memory
1TB HDD
I love the video. It's very inspirational. Sir, what kind of technologies and programming languages you use in your works ?
Lots of JavaScript / typescript!
awesome vlog dad. i'm suddenly a fan
Hahah thanks for watching!
nice
❤️
banana review was a winner
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Love the chill vibes of this vlog! good stuff man! Any chance we get to know what web3 company you're working for? so curious!
It’s discoverable if you are savvy enough. Prefer to keep general info discreet 😁❤️
@@JacobSucksAtCode all goods bro! I’m also a software engineer - from Australia just a little over! 😂 keep up the content 😁
@@andrewdddo Awesome bro! Thanks for watching 💪🏼
really curious are you using gopro? if yes which one and how are you able to stick it to the chest without any strap ? Loved the video ! Thanks
I’m using a DJI action 2 with a magnetic mount 😁
So, you get up, you go to your office, you work, you go back home. And you have a couple of meals during the day. I'm flabbergasted. I had no idea that the typical of a software engineer was like that. I learned so much with this video.
Insane huh!
Great content, keep inspiring software engineers.
PS: how many mugs of coffee you drink a day? 😂
Hahahaha…… 😏
that scam call is from India i think
Cooool
❤️
Reely cool videos ..
love the vibes! this was fun to watch. what camera do you use to record? quality looks great
Thanks! It’s a DJI Action 2
first!!!!!!
Wooooo congrats
Hey Jacob, nice video! I'm wondering if you could share more which company you work for? I'm also really into web3 and would love to connect!
Are you app or web developer?
Both!
with what languages do you work?
Mainly Typescript for frontend and backend.
love the atmosphere in the vid. I’m a 1st year uni student. How long did it take til you felt comfortable/established with coding?
A few months 😅 You just have to push yourself and start coding in a team environment asap. That’s the fastest way to learn exponentially!
Hi macha
Hi!