5 Years of Coding - Everything I've Learned
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- I've been coding professionally for 5 years now. In this video, I take you step-by-step throughout my entire career as a programmer and talk about every piece of tech/programming language/framework that I've learned.
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Intro: (0:00)
BC portion of my coding days: (0:20)
2016 - Start of my programming career: (2:10)
2017 - First full-time programming job: (3:35)
2018 - Discovering my favorite language: (4:34)
2019 - A pivotal moment in my life: (4:56)
2020 - Moving on from the front-end (5:42)
2021 - Where I am today (6:21) 
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“5 years of coding - everything i’ve learned”
*7 minute video*
me: sounds about right
@OneFortyFour Never go with Python 😂
@@RabbitChannel66 how come?
@@vattghern7592 Every other programming language is better. Python remind me on Scratch / kids programming language. It's also really slow.
@@RabbitChannel66 yup lol python is basic use it if you wanna make a roblox hack lol
Im 31 and im just learning. Its a world i didnt even know Existed
"Be open to new tech, new Ideas, be humble but enjoy your journey"
I couldn’t agree more!
ahhh!! what a great quote, I’m gonna make that my screensaver now 👍
@@candacejune416 😂 stop, that's cringe
@@guts-7210 alright guts, just cuz you said so-- lmao!
Thanks for the video, We all have problems; the way we solve them is what makes us different, i pray anybody reading this God will solve all your problems....
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people wants to do what the 99% does but wants to get results that are fit for the 1% but it doesn't work that way.
Direct your future recruiters to this video. This is basically your resume hehe
Good call
Pretty sure that was the initial goal ;)
Your video just randomly popped up on my recommendation and I loved it.
Kenny, this is great dude. Up the frequency and you're done with the Sunday scaries. Get the membership button so I can sub.
Haha, thanks homie I do appreciate that 👊👊 and yes, you’ll be my first one 👀
@@kennygunderman you can live message youtube creator support and request it. You can find the chat button in your analytics
Love both of you
Hey Joshua
Guys, I am trying to join the community, too; except that I am just starting literally and I am really bad at this. But awesome community, I'll keep up untill I can be counted among you 😂🤣.
Joshua, glad you got away from them. But maybe give them a call once in a while to remind them you care. Just don't show them where you live now 🤣🤣🤣
Dude moved to Chicago on his 24th ! Madman. 💪💪
Definitely got serious dedication ,
I watched the video with you and your dad , about him going bk to school , how he explained about HIS passion , you just make time for it , can see where you got your spring from man ! Absolutely amazing
Excellent video! Thanks so much, Kenny! I'mm 44 years old, and have just made a career pivot to coding / tech. I couldn't be more excited to have become a member of such a vibrant community, and workforce!
Man I just got into programming and I be really vybing with this video... I recently became intrigued by coding due to no stop ideas I've been having... i'm just imagining how awesome it'd be to work on some of these projects with someone that has so much experience and understanding in this area...
Man the production quality of your videos are l337.
Glad I found you brother, cheers
Nice man! Editing is superb!
Great vid as always Kenny - wish you the best with any and all future endeavors :D
That helps alot i m at starting at this journey🔥 felling motivated
Amazing! I hit the like as soon as the video started, totally worth it .
Congrats man very cool to hear stuff like this. You are years ahead of me. Wish i never would've given up coding and learning new languages. Kudos dude!
RUclips algorithm pays off! BTW, I loved your Adaptability dude. Love from India❤️
I wasn't a kid, but I learned basic HTML using MySpace also. In 2019, I quit my 5-year job to do a full-time coding bootcamp (in person) and, man, I sucked at that. Failure shook me, and I'm still building myself back up to try relearning EVERRRYYYTHING all over again.
how’s it going?
@@ambareen2368 unfortunately she is no longer with us
@@SerJLicious oh that's so sad :/
@@SerJLicious So sorry to hear that. Condolences to her loved ones.
@@barrywalker1809 how do you know?
This is a good quality video, thankyou for making it!
I want to thank you for sharing your journey through the years of coding. I know I am posting this on a releatively old video now. But I am trying to make the move to programming right now. When mentioned AWS, JavaScript & React now. This is what I have been learning.. I am 21, in a building services apprenticeship in the UK. But I don't feel furfilled by the work I do. Where I find coding to be a constant learning curve. Where the challenges are constantly evolving and developing. Thank you.
Extremely cool how you progressed so fast. Im having a very similar start (although I'm much slower at learning things). Started an internship as a web developer but was tasked with creating an android app. I hope to be as good as you someday.
You've had an amazing journey so far, I'm sure theres still alot more left and I'm damn sure you gonna do some wonderful things. Wish you the best mate. Cheers
Thanks homie, that really made my day 🍻 🍻
@@kennygunderman hi! Can't find that course you mentioned in video. Can you send me a link pls?
Love this video, help me a lot for my motivation to keep learn code !
great video, straight to the point and what you did/ learned
wish i could be also like you. but this pandemic and me motivating myself to study is... but yeah after watching this, i feel motivated again. thank youuu wish me luck huhu
Another great video!
You seem like a great kid. I am proud to see you find what you like and stick with it. Great Job!!
Love your goals bro, i too am a self-made programmer, I have this whole year learned android using Angular for Ionic.....programming is the stuff.
This is amazing you're so young and knowledgeable
Thanks for sharing your journey 👍
My journey is a bit longer than yours (15 years), but I have to say that things are changing way faster now in comparison to when I started.
Which is expected.
Its just anyone begging their career is probably feeling overwhelmed with the amount of things they need to learn.
You actually helped me out a lot!!! Thanks man! I’m done with html and css now on to Java script
So good!! Love ur narratives. Insights/reflections like this are a big motivator for people earlier on. Looking forward for ur ten year recap :)
Thanks Dave 🤘🤘🤘
when you said the words "be humble" you're not just developing your skills seems like you're also learning life's greatest values. good luck
Just starting my journey, I’ve learned a bit of java and i can’t wait to continue
what a great video . It was very informative and I loved the edit . thanks for the great content 🙏🔥
Amazing Journey! Thanks for sharing this
OMG - I have exactly same journey till March 2020 !!! Right from 2016 - Also, starting HTML in schooling and working on Android etc
Always remember the full quote is meant to be a complement:
‘A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.’
💯
Didn’t know that 🙌
@@kennygunderman glad to make you aware of that. Great video keep going 💪🏾👌🏾
Didn't know that either lol
this is the first time i have ever heard of the full saying. lol
@Angelo Mathews research it 🧐
Thanks man, great advice. Especially the note you ended on, "but enjoy your journey."
Thanks for the motivation, this got me with a right angle 👌🏽 🎯 💯
I love to work with backend without worrying about ui ,
My fav. Line 🤩🤩
The minecraft part reminded me of the time I also developed a lot of plugins :D. Did some crazy stuff, got into reflect for version independence, databases, build crazy complex structures... I miss it! :p
The most I enjoy in your videos is the way to speak... and easy to correlate and understand 👌🏻
Love this. Very insightful
Why is no one talking about this guy's filmmaking skills?!?!
Why is no one talking about this guy's comment?!?!
@l o - f i - m o n k e why is no one talking about this guy replying that guys reply ?
@@Real-IlyassChafik I'm talking now, so can you all please stop?
@@gray5940 why is no one answering those questions?
@@kristofontech 🤣🤣🤣
This guy is literally the most relatable I've ever found on RUclips. I am also a 20 yo Android dev (Java) who just did an intern and has an offer for the summer. I've personally always felt how far behind I am in front of all these God-tier RUclipsrs, but this guy was the first to show me that you don't need to work in 10+ companies in college itself and have an app with a million downloads and that even slow and steady progress over time can do wonders. Thanks, Kenny for showing the reality that actually most of jr/mid-tier coders can relate to.
Thats awesome! I just turned 18, and with no knowledge of code...I wish I could have started early 2000s, seems like there's a new language every year, so much to learn.
23 learning to code.
@@SRV1o1 best of luck bro
Hey awesome. I have just started learning android development natively using java. I wanted to ask that if you could advise any new technology I should learn after this to climb up the ladder on the route to becoming an awesome android developer
Well, in reality slow but regular = fast. Changes take time and patience is the key
wonderfully said, "be open to new tech, new ideas, be humble, but enjoy your journey." I look forward to seeing where this field will take you in the future.
Insane video editing, respect!
You're so underrated...
It’s a bit scary ngl
bruh he got 5K when i subbed lol
Had 7k when k subbed
Kenny - first video I have ever seen from you and this was pretty inspiring. I'm 18 as of now and am graduating with my A.S. in IT in a little over a month. I still feel like I know so little but I guess it's a journey after all! I subbed and liked and can't wait for more content!
Congratulations bro!! Thanks for the sub 😎
I like your professional sound and video skills. There is no technical issue I could point out or ask to have it fixed. 👍🏻
Thank you for sharing the experience bro;
Am really motivated.
its so nice to see your journey, as a begginer in programing its interesting to have a direction. Also how you focused on one thing at the time during various periods and created lots of stuff, hope I get there one day :)
Hi, what language do you recommend for starters if you still pursuing it? I'm tryna learn phyton but I don't really know which language and what specific programming I should pursue
@@zippi5316 Yes Python is good for starters.
Got this in my recommended, can tell that this video will blow up
Cool! I had a graphic Design background and now learning Computer Science and going for a frontend path now.. thanks for the insights.
Good shit! Keep up the good work
Clicked like at 15 seconds. Loved that cut.
I'm just now learning python, and I know I have a long way to go of course. Thank you for sharing your experience, and I'm looking so forward to learning Java script and whatever else I have to learn. To me, this is so exciting. Again thank you and I see you live in my favorite City. I was there a few months ago, and I've always loved Chicago. An awesome city. Anyway, again thanks for creating this video.
I like your attitude man. Keep going and keep learning.
Great video and awesome overview of what it's like to code.
Wow , waiting for your channel to blow up . Happy I am here earlier . Great work man
Thank you my man
The editing in the intro was inspiring. I went frame by frame to see how you applied every effect. Great video about your history.
Thanks E 🙏🙏 I can defo show you if you want
@@kennygunderman that would definitely be an interesting video
Thanks man, really appreciate your videos 👍🏾
Great video! As a network engineer trying to become some sort of hybrid crossover, this is very insightful! Thanks for sharing
You’re gonna blow up soon! I remember when Aaron Jack only had a 20k subs
"be open to new tech" 🙌
As a fellow SE that went college degree route, our roots and beginnings were the same. I'm just a little bit older than you but damn it if myspace, livejournal, and PC gaming didn't expose me to what I didn't know at the time would be my passion and my career lol. I've met a few dozen self-taught and plenty more college grads in the industry, but one of the rare defining qualities among SEs are desire/hunger/passion for learning new tech, tools, frameworks, etc. I found my niche after around the 5 year mark, been highly specialized since but I genuinely miss being the floating resource eager to get his hands on anything and everything. Good stuff!
Thanks for RUclips showing this video to me. I start learning to code (C language which I think I should know well as the basic coding language) last year because I want to change/advance my career path as a PR guy. Not sure if I am too late to start because I am 36 now. Although I am not as young as you, your video is inspiring. Thank you again.
Holy shit, I just found your channel but your editing is amazing.
Thank you for this video. I just started a on my tech career a year ago after learning a python course. Now I am still consistently learning and still feel pretty inadequate. Kinda burnt out but I will pick myself up to continue in this industry
What laptop do u use?
Wow!!! This is really helpful to me as i am currently at a cross-road. I am finding it really hard to get a college degree as i have dropped out of 3 universities. I am now on a road to self-discovery and this has really help to lighten up the path a little bit. Thank you for that, brother. :)
Congratulations ! Well done
5 years and ive learnt the following:
- how to make a barely functional discord bot
still better than me and most other people lmao
Whats ur bot’s name? I would like to check it out
dont know about u but i have made a telegram bot named fking great
I have made a bot that has the functions of 3 different bots
Hi guys, im new to this what is the purpose of a bot please. Id like to design a app or bot if this is correct, to connect to my students can you help
LOVED THE VIDEO!!! Just got subbed!
I am a CS student myself and am looking for coop/intership opportunities . I really want to ask how did you cope up with different technologies at such a fast pace? Did you seek help from colleagues, was it a single man effort? What was the procedure like and how did it feel?
At a university, we have a guided way of learning but how is it in a work environment?
I hope this is also a good idea for a video.
Man I can really relate to your story. Thanks for sharing.
amazing content man and very rich ideas keep up i always watch your videos
Thank you! 🙏
Your video editing skills and story telling is pretty good
he edited this video with C++
Kinemaster🤣🤣
One of the hardest things is telling your own story. And you've done it flawlessly. I've learned a lot from it. Glad to hear from an industry insider!
Thank you for the inspiration!!!
now, this is content! thank you for sharing
22 years here. :) Great video.
Here's what I can say, and pretty much in line with the video:
- be open to learn.... Don't label yourself as a "Java" or ".Net" developer, any good developer should be able to pick up on a new language/framework (unless it's something really specific..... Like mobile)
- be humble. No one likes a know it all, who definitely doesn't know it all
- listen to other's ideas, just because you know a certain way to do something doesn't always mean that's the best way, listen, compare and debate the solution
- older devs: sorry, dev ops is kind of your job now, you're going to have to learn at least the basics of Kubernetes or others at some point
- best advice for the wanna-be architects: find a well known/well written framework - react, angular - whatever- even a framework for your tech of choice. clone it, and dissect it. Step through the code and see how things fit together, and why.....
I'm starting a remote meetup for devs to cover Architecture and various full stack topics.. I will also be letting anyone who wants to host it teach the topic of their choice 🤓 .... Post details soon...
Anyway great video man!
I'm 16 and learning to code full time.... Good luck to everyone who just started their journey to code too!
im 14 :D
Hello can I learn coding because I don't know anything about it
@mr baker That's so cool! Keep it up
@@LeaveMeAloneBleez Yes you surely can, heres a tip you should start by learning the things you need for a project like if its a web dev project start with html/css/js basics.
ive been learning game dev and working on my indie title for a couple of months which has made me learn so much!
project based learning is the key! :)
@@pranitp.29 hi im currently 14 and im learning python 2 at codecademy. And im really bad at it. Is there any other platform that can give knowledge on how to code? Bcz its my dream and i want to be a game developer so if you have any tips that you can share i would be really happy. Tq
I've enjoyed listening to this. Thank you so much.
Thanks for share your experience!
"Be humble but enjoy your journey" - Words to live by (Y) Awesome video. Thank you!!
Idk why you have so less subscribers..you contents are great
Very well said! I think it’s easy to say you want to focus on back end or front end, but the reality is you need to be good at both. I’m just starting out, but I’m coming into this career with excitement. I know it’ll be mentally challenging. But it’s fascinating.
U did achieve a lot bro, I'm starting my coding trip kinda late cuz I'm 17 now but I'll do my best to get it right asap.
17 is far from late.. I am 36 so have been hyper aware of any success stories from people who are older and there are so many. If you start focusing at 17, I truly have no doubts you will succeed!
You the real Minimum Viable Product for posting these man. I've been feeling lost about where to focus my efforts over the past few years and watching this really helped me decide what I wanted to do. Most of my experience was really just dicking around with C and Perl and now I'm learning Python. Thanks to this video I figured out what I want to learn next (Java, then mobile app dev).
Nice! I personally love mobile dev, I think you’ll enjoy it 😎 let me know how it goes my man
I seriously enjoy every snip of content you provide and for sure take ur words very seriously when it comes to career and self improvement. Thanks dude
That seriously means a lot dude. Thank you for the support 🙏🙏
My Comments Won't Work 😅 But Reply Does ? Why ? 😔
That gives some motivation bro .... Keep it coming....
Didn't feel bored for a second! Great Job! 👍
Great story! I like AWS and backend development too.
That's amazing.
I really regret not taking the opportunity to work in the tech industry as you had at an early age. I'm now 34 years old this year and only started working in the tech industry for a little over 3 years now. If I had started early like you did I would be making that $$$$$.
Nicely done lad.
salary increases quickly in the tech industry
Oh my god! Your editing is really superb....👌
Great content man! Keep this up 😄👌
Man, I wish I would have started that young!
Wow, today I'm 16 and I lately I decided to start learning app dev because I feel like highshool will not teach me so much . It was always my dreamed ability but I never managed to focus on it, finally I'm learning fluttter and I have a lot of fun. I'm very excited for my journey and this video made me excited and motivated even more, thank you!
So cool and underrated keep doing what you do 🔥👏
Best wishes for health in 2021 and success on your path.
🙏🙏