What does a Frontend Developer Actually Do?
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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My apologies if the audio isn't the greatest, this video was filmed before I got my new mic! BTW just wanted to remind you that y'all are an amazing community!
Love you bro
we love you
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Loveee frontend development. Software engineering is seen as so technical but FE development allows me to be so creative☺️
I feel this🙏🏻
That’s great! I’m coming from marketing, learning FE development. I was worried about the creativity aspect. Super excited to get started!
Just followed you!!! I need more Black women to look up to !!!
@@OrincyWhyteDesigns Aww thank you I appreciate that!!😊
Gil bro just ask a question. Don’t ask a question asking if you can ask a question
Skip to 4:47 for the actual content that you’re here for
Thanks
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This is my first and last time to watch vids from this channel..
2 minutes of the 13 minutes video is useful info
@@amwalonline me too
That ad was too long that I literally forgot what was the topic of the video
I hate when ppl start the video with "I know I haven't posted a video in awhile".... like bro, we know you have a life outside of this. Just post as if you neva left. Stop explaining yourself. We rock with ya !
There's usually a reason for everything. If he's saying it most likely someone in his audience said something. He's probably just being extending that explanation to those folks.
And do you really "hate" it? Lolll that's really harsh.
I'm truly curious.
watch at 1.25 speed to save some times.
Oh; and the video start at 4:44
Your the real MVP lol 😂
THANK YOU
Thank you!
Thank you
Why does everybody just want to hyper speed videos these days...
I'll be honest, I keep feeling like I'm ready to launch into the job market for FE development but then keep second guessing myself. This video really pushed me to realize I probably have exactly the skill set necessary to land a job. This was what I needed to see, thank you.
did you got a FE job already?
@@Str8x0wnage unfortunately no. Part of this was due to some things coming up in my personal life over the last 6 months, but also a lack of actually getting any interviews. It's hard to get noticed as a self-taught dev, but I'm not letting this deter me and I'm restarting my job hunt here in the next couple of weeks.
@@JBurky15 im in the same boat rn lol
Update
@@JBurky15 Do you have a portfolio?
Front end development is much more fun than software development, not to mention easier as well! That’s what a lot of those bootcamps teach and you can make well over 6 figures being a FE engineer with years of experience. This is my dream career transition from my IT support role!
As a fullstack engineer I must disagree. I think Backend is actually easier.
@@zanidd speak for yourself 😂
@@zanidd why do u think so pls share ur opinion with me and thx
@@zanidd I agree
@@JC-fd8ho you usually don't have to deal with multiple viewports like browsers on mobile, tablet, desktop, ultrawide, etc.. + you build something and it looks good in chrome and then open it in firefox and it's a disaster. Your website may look good on Google Pixel phones but then on iPhone 12 it looks like garbage because the height is different.
Plus you have to make it look good and habe nice UX if there aren't dedicated roles for it in the company
Backend has its own issues whe you start dealing with queues, multiple datasources, distributed systems and async.
But it usually is easier than frontend in my experience
I usually spend 50% of my FE engineering time crying because of CSS, responsive and browser compatibility
I dropped FE for that sole reason. Bored me to tears
@@Irishpierre1 what bored you? CSS?
There’s always SASS :)
CSS is hell mate. I feel the pain
@@bkr_418 it's just the same as CSS, but with more power
I have no idea what you said, but watching this video was sooo therapeutic to watch/listen to for some reason. The tone of your voice, the music, the color scheme, the flow & tempo of your speech. It makes me intrigued to learn exactly what you're talking about. This is a foreign language to me, but this video was amazingly relaxing to watch
I’ve been a graphic designer for the last 5 years and I’ve lately been doing more web design work at my agency. Usually a CMS, but I get the chance to custom code to meet the clients needs and this has sparked my interest in front-end. This video has been super informative!
Don't get me wrong but Front-end developers are important, even more so than backend devs. You can have a complex backend but it's all comes down to what the user experiences, the front end. This is from a backend dev :)
But here in India not much respect for the craft 😌 and even for MEAN stack no one is ready to pay much
I get your point
Hey just found your channel. I want to teach myself to be a front end dev and you are a great inspiration. My goal for 2021 is to learn HTML, CSS and a little bit of vanilla javascript .
I've learned html5 , css3 (not that much) , javascript (ES6) , functional programing , Reactjs ( with context API ) last year .. I think that you can do a much more bro .. The process is not that hard ( only css hahaha ) .. hope you'll done well !
@@moyassin76 thanks for the encouragement
Hello kervin,
Did you achieve your goal for this year?
@@alishamas3044 hey Ali I just got around to doing html and css not giving up though
@@Kervie100 Just read your comment about starting 6 days ago, if you’re trying to learn these, I’ve gotten discouraged before, but Colt makes the lessons a breeze and I feel confident that I’ll learn a lot! It’s 60+ hours of HTML, CSS, and Java Script. I’m nearly done with HTML!
Props to the low fi hip hop sounds for background noise on the left side of your monitor. I do the same. :)
ChilledCow in the background! Great video man!
I think one of the biggest reasons why I love FE is because you can visually see your progress as you work and you can incorporate creativity.
Now BE on the other hand...
With BE, you'll need to imagine what it is, if i got it right
@@hunggamerofficial3252 console.log(req.body.data) everytime 😅
I must say you have a really nice and clean setup overthere, that all white look just so good. Oh and also that pen at the side of the laptop that's pretty cool, love it great video. Btw I'm a junior front-end developer I can relate.
I’m loving these videos Gyasi!!! I love front end development and I hope I can get a career at a big tech company. I will be finishing my bachelors in computer programming in 2 weeks!!! Your videos are inspirational. Keep it up
How are you doing? Give us a update boss
@@jadaforland493 .
You channel is growing faster good job bro
Felt like I got clickbaited to watch a 5 minute video of sponsored ads.
As a student looking to go into front-end development, this video was super helpful!!
16-year-old "ex-coder" idk😂... I enjoyed the vibe from this video and the info that you provided. Also, I usually don't see a lot of black coders so I was really excited when your video popped up in my feed (This could be a sign?) Considering jumping back into the field once I get my mental health straight, but I really appreciated this video. Any tips on how to come back to coding? idk if that's a thing but if it is I would appreciate it.
I'm a diesel mechanic at the moment but software development has me very interested. So interested that I'm going back to school for computer science. Your channel helped me learn alot about the lifestyle I'm going after. Keep up the good work 💪
Go for it. I met someone once who transferred from being a car mechanic to front end dev. He was very successful.
Any update??
Awesome, man! Any updates?
U focused more on advertising webroot than talking about frontend dev... Its shameful!..
Great description of FE, as a process engineer I often work directly with FE to creatively design or adjust features based on customer feedback throughout a process. Keep up the great content.
What is like water? One thing I notice, I like the minimalist look, your walls look like web pages?
It's amazing how every video about what this job is, people explain it like they're speaking to a developer. Bringing up concepts and words that a newbie wouldn't understand. Are these videos truly to help people trying to come in the field or is it to impress or prove something to other developers?
Great to know, not many people talk about what they actually do at work too much.
Very helpful video! I want to make a career change but not sure if I want to do front or back end web development. I’ll have to go catch up on your other videos 🙏🏽
Didn't really explain what a frontend developer does. Just what a frontend developer uses
Starting an awesome new dev job next Monday. This video was so helpful! Thanks for making it.
How is it man? I just started on my coding journey. I’m nearly done with HTML and I’m moving onto CSS. I hope to transition into a front end career within the next year!
How are you to this day???
I’m watching this video and decided to click your link for your personal website when you mentioned your resume and it’s absolutely glorious, I love the layout and the drop down menu (Im on IOS). Really makes me want to try and do this stuff!
After being out of school for years decided to go back and im going for web development and marketing design.
Video actually starts at 4:45
Thank you for this video! I'm starting a journey from full-stack to front-end, and i found your informations very useful. :)
Could you explain your setup, looks great! I look forward to your future content, i would love to more how a project starts, players, plans, expectations, etc. Subscribed!
Great video, and awesome overview of your setup. Thanks!
I go to a community college for Graphic Design classes, and I recently discovered how much I love FE since taking a class for it this semester. After a lot of research, I'm thinking about dropping out and taking a FE Bootcamp.
this man changing laptops every video lol
The video should’ve been titled “What do I use as a Front End Developer” and half of the video is just an ad.
Your vids modivate me somewhat, one day I want to become a front end web developer.
Where is the info actually related to the title???
I love the MKBHD mannerisms haha you've got the copy down
Honestly, the fact that you spent most of your video shilling your gear for your amazon affiliate links instead of actually getting into what a front-end developer does and the fact you have that annoying background music being louder than your voice makes this video a real waste of time. The title of this video gave the impression that you would give a generic explanation of what a Front-end does, all you did was tell us what you do at your job. You've put in a lot of effort into the visuals I'll give you credit for that, but man you need to get to the point, stay relevant to the title of your video and stop shilling so much otherwise your channel will stay small.
Really like your videos man! I can relate to them, I am a student in a coding bootcamp and I can't wait to be on the job market!
Love your videos, Gyasi!
I love your setup, it is so clean, tidy and bright.
I'm a FE Developer. Being FE dev is a lot harder when you have a client still using IE 9 below. :(
I also want to be a front end developer please guide
Hi! Although this was a year ago thanks for the insight! I’m currently studying to become a Full-stack developer, have you stayed a front-end or have you changed positions? Also have you ever thought of changing to a more software engineer role?
Ehm so i guess advertising is the answer to the title?
I've been looking for a video like this for years!! Most content creators give you 3 minutes worth of B-Roll & useless social interactions with co-workers they don't talk to regularly. I don't mind the ad/affiliated plugs(get ya money) but this is exactly what I been looking for. WHAT DO DEVELOPERS DO?!? Thanks bruh
oh awesome so what does a front end developer do again????
Thanks for the info man. Helped a lot with my decision making for my post Uni pathway :)
starting a coding bootcamp at the end of this month. I'm nervous, but excited
What bootcamp?
@@rtierra Flatiron School
@@patrickryner1864 how much coding experience did you have prior to applying? I’m looking into bootcamps. Specifically flatiron.
Patrick Ryner i did flatiron, unfortunately i did not complete it i had a lot of stuff going on but in the short two months i did it i learned a lot if you are working while doing the bootcamp i recommend doing the part time i learned that the hard way lol im now teaching my self. Good luck 👍🏽 i hope you can get through it and land a job!
@@teenytinytoons aside from a little bit of dabbling on udemy, not much. But they say its not a handicap. This is my first week on it so far
Your job is exactly what I want! Tired of these unpaid internships.
Same! I’m tired of these unpaid internships. Sigh. If you find a job, lemme know!
Hey man, new subscriber here. I recently started my self taught front end journey and you seem very insightful. I have a question, from your experience working front end, are you responsible for the design of a web page on how it’s suppose to look? Or is that predetermined and you basically just code it all together to make it happen. Thanks!
Well it varies, depends on your clients or the organisation you're working with. Some like to pick your brains for ideas while some give you a particular design to code out.
Yes
If you don't mind me asking. How is it going？ what are the challenges are you having being self taugh？where can I get the best information for teaching my self？ I would really appreciate it if you answer. I new to coding and I would like to give a try front end Dev
@@rosspainting9499 did you give it a go?
how is your journey going have you made it yet?
i will get a the front end job that i want and be successful at it!! thanks for the great video!
Every Frontender is same.
I use VSC
I use Material Design
I use state management
I use React Router
I use Stripe / Node / Graphql
I use a Component
I use Git
I commit into branches
Thanks for sharing as always!!
very interessting! and nice quality! greetings from germany
Ok, I’m confused. Didn’t you switch from Mac to Windows?
So what’s your workflow? I’m Mac based at the moment, but I’m thinking of building a machine to run Linux on a VM.
Is that going to cause problems when working with designers? What’s your experience been?
I studied code for nearly 3 years but then decided to quit for good. Writing code is just not something I want to do for the rest of my life
Do you think it is possible to combine working as a programmer with other studies, for example working and studying a different career at the same time?
3 minutes into the video, no talks about the actual title of the video. I’m outta here. Thanks for removing dislike counter yt.
This was really helpful. Thank you very much!
What camera do you record on if you don’t mind me asking?
learning coding is draining my soul
love the workspace!
Does it bother your eyes or vision to sit in front of a computer for many hours? Are there things that you do to avoid having problems with your eyes? Thanks.
There are blue light glasses that can help you with that 🙂
@@joshuagiovanna4652 Oh cool! Thank you for letting me know.
U can use a software called f.lux to reduce the blue light on the screen
@@jellcop5151 Awesome! Thank you for the info!
Dam 4 mins of sponsored ads 😂
So close to being first lol. Nice play Kevi T
😭👏🏽
5 minutes in and the video barely started. Wow
I was shocked. I was like wtf.
@@teenytinytoons I guess that’s what happens when you start getting a lot of subscribers :/
Thank you for the video :) Stay motivated to make new ones :)
bro your links are not working
11 mins and still didn't say what fedev actually do deserves a dislike
half of the video is Ads . W T ....
I from Ukraine! I from Nikolaev! Now I am student IT Step Academy! Me 17 years!
I’m 16 and learning about this , my brother inspired me
We use so many of the same productivity tools!
Amazing video
Good job bro!
Just to advice, i think it's much better to quickly share recommendations. i got so bored just watching him speak for minutes about his desktop setup and security tools lol
GET STRAIGHT TO THE DAMN POINT MY GOD
u r amazing bro
The caption says what you do... not what you use. This video does not show what you actually do. Still helpful yet what you actually do would be a great vid. For example you say you use Adobe xd - maybe show some mock-ups ? Or vs code- what are you making?
Do you need to know about UI/UX principles as a front-end dev?
Another misleading caption. This video mentions what languages you use, those videos are all over YT. We came to find out what web developers "do"
you know that you can play the music video without it being shown in middle of the screen, right 😂
Video actually starts at 4:45. You're welcome.
Where did you learn front end development? Do you suggest any courses?
first 4mins of the video was too long
Edit 1: 8mins of vague info
Edit 2 : 12 mins of vagueeeeee info
Useful content 2mins.
Please make it simple and short.
thanks
4 minutes in and still not talking about what front end devs do
Wow I learnt a lot about Webroot!
Hi my brother, I am about to make a decision to go for computer science or computing ! Which course do you think is a better option? My plan is to gain as much experience with programming as possible, do a masters on cyber security and get into this industry.
I feel as if this is how everyone starts a frontend developer before they become a web developer.
Nice tshirt dude!
Hi guys hope y’all doing well. Just started a journey in web dev I want to know about site deployment after a project is done.
Hi Gyasi Linje,
I recently received my Full Stack Developer Cert but never was able to get into any work. I had to fall back in my System Administration side until I can find a job to give me a try. During the Boot camp I started to really fall in love with Frontend Dev.
I currently handle my personal and business website as well as the website for my community group I am apart of and a few family members.
What advice would you give someone who is trying to get back into Frontend Dev?
Html,css(flexbox,grid),learn to build every component from custom styles,
Best practices.
Javascript-try new mini projects and practice
Then Try React,Angular projects via courses/youtube
the title shoud be : My equipment advertising. BONUS : A little about programming and coffee
Probably unsubscribe if this keeps up.