Every time I see this room and that PC in the background especially after Brad's room tour I feel myself as a guest in Brad's apartment. Anyway, thanks for your warm hospitality😄
@@hemanth6951 I also can’t understand why they still suggest going freelance as only few developers can earn enough this way. Freelance was good in early 2000x. Now anybody can hire a “developer” from India or Pakistan ten times cheaper.
one thing I'm 100% sure that you can't make a dime by live streaming coding. Prove me wrong, show me someone an example from twitch or any other platform.
Honestly I watch his video since I started college in 2019. He makes really great content and now I am finishing college and doing my last intership as a web dev! :)
It's because of your several tutorials and Udemy courses, I've landed on my dream job as a Web Developer and even got my freelance too. Thank you! I owed you a lot.
@@TraversyMedia Instead of trying to fight it, you should embrace that look. Get a toy parrot for you shoulder and put it in the thumbnail as an Easter egg.
@Kingdom Cre8tive It all depends where you are from actually. I am from Pakistan, network market is saturate here. I think I can do well in web development I don't care If I have to start from zero there is growth in it. I will be freelancing actually not looking for a job. I want to create stuff. Thats what I wanted always.
@@jimmymaracas6442 it's going great, I am able to make great web apps on react. currently, I am working on my portfolio. In a month or two I will start applying for jobs. I thank God that I landed on Brad's channel.
Hi Brad, I started to watch your channel about 4 years ago. At that time, I was a complete beginner and because of you, I actually learned how to code! I love your tutorials, they are well structured, full of valuable information. You really taught me a lot and I keep learning things from you. So, please continue what are you doing, because it is really awesome :)! Thank you.
Sometimes as a developer I feel “too employable” which makes it hard to choose where to go with it (analysis paralysis). Not many other professions have this much flexibility! Awesome video-really enjoyed these insights from someone who has actually done a lot of these
From Kenya, I love you Brad, and I have really learned a lot from you, though am still struggling in this journey, but I trust the process. I will get there
@@krasnov656 never give up, keep practicing.. one day, you will get where you wanna be... Practice practice practice.. make that text editor dirty, everyday do a small project, I am doing the same, and I feel the change, I stick to the purpose of why I started writing those lines of code, and how happy I was when I first printed "hallow world" on the browser and all I see is a bright future in programming. Go through Brad's PHP for beginners tutorial and if you can, take his course which am Also looking forward to doing.🙏💪
@@kevinsedwards I need to clarify. I wasn't a programmer, I was tired of getting rejected from jobs and start considering to become a programmer instead. But this video actually tells me that it's normal to get rejected from jobs. Therefore there's no need to start learning something new from scratch.
@@fitrianhidayat It's normal to get rejected because most people are potatoes and not worth hiring. If you are passionate about computers then I still recommend learning and building a project you are passionate about.
Dude don't sweat your accent. It's one of your signatures! I've learned a ton from you and my 19 year old son is now learning from you. We have a running joke about building a "Navbaah". You have honorary friend of the family status. Much love from Texas brother.
Brad, just wanted to say BIG THANK YOU. You taught me how to be a web developer. In 2017 I watched one of your crash courses, which was a start of my career. God bless!
Awesome tips Brad! I think the great thing about doing RUclips is that it also cements concepts and helps you learn better when you try to explain what you’re doing in tutorials. Will check out florins book!
I just finished your course on Udemy.I am getting JavaScript much better now. I am starting to code myself on code wars and you really help me out a lot Brad I appreciate it.
Definitely make a small software on the side and sell it. I have made quite a bit with this route. I still have a job but it was a great decision to make something on the side. One thing you can do is if you have a job and you write your own utility to solve a problem at your job, turn that into a product. If you find a need and fill it with your software it has a good opportunity for growth.
I just started learning Javascript and found out your channel. Great contents and I have learned so many things from you. I know I have to go a long way. I just want to appreciate what you are doing. It really helps me out. Thank you.
"Everybody has there own unique take" I've been gambling on making tutorials but stock on the idea that, there are many similar videos out there. But your phrase has solidify my plan... Thanks.
I recently started a path through developing Digital Products (plugins and extensions), specifically chrome extensions and fortunately I am getting a few customers (paid ones) out of it. But since I'm a beginner, I wonder if there are more in-depth content about this path in order to improve.
Thanks Carlos. I try and just give the best information that I am able to in the quickest amount of time. Sometimes it takes longer than I would want, but I wan to make sure my point gets accross :)
You are awesome Brad, great to see you after a while..hoping many such videos on various web topics in 2021...pls keep us motivated and updated...you are doing a great job towards the community
came here to tell, that the thumbnail looks like a pirate hat, but others have done that already. so I rather thank you for your high quality content, you make us out here better developers with every vid!
I would say , opensource and blogging as most difficult to do,others slightly less difficult.Thanks for this video Brad.I see your video, i click like button instantaneously.Love from India
9:22 I seriously need to get over this idea. Knowing this kind of thing stops me from doing what I want to do is the reason why you should not let people say what you can or can't.
Brad thank you so much for your help God Give you the right path i read on your twitter that you have some health issues i strongly suggest that you focus on eating a lot of vegetables and fruits and try to make some daily exercise sometimes carnivore diet or some sort of diet might help take care best wishes, :)
Big thanks to you! You have been a sort of mentor for me, you have a similar past as me, and really gave me a kick to start programming again. Ive learned alot from you.
Love your vids man! The info and teaching are great, that's plain to see but your true value, to me anyhow, is that you're such an inspiration. You are doing a great service for us all, sir, and we thank you mightily... -JD
Brad thank you sir for the awesome video content, I enjoy every one of your videos and I am never let down on the content and the information you provide. You truly are inspiring and helping 100s if not thousands of Developers young and old. One question how long were you coding before you started your own RUclips channel. How much experience did you have?
Unlike other jobs, web development sucks all our day’s time. Even when we are really experienced in one framework/tech, often situation demands us to constantly learn and work with new techs breaking our head. Thanks to mentors like Brad, teaching things straight to point with no BS.🧑🏽💻
Hi Brad, thanks for the video. I have been wondering how YOU learn new technologies so fast. I took your Mern stack front to back Udemy course in 2018. I will be happy if you make a video on "How to learn a new framework fast" . From your video I realized that you directed us to the documentations on websites. I think there is more to that. I will be happy if you teach us these techniques. Thanks.
Any chance you could make a video about on everything else than the actual coding part of full stack projects? Things like planning/designing, how to stay organized when the project has a lot of different parts, etc.
Hi Brad, thanks for this useful video, We appreciate it! Is it possible in future, make a specific road guide for the developers who aim to start its own startup / small business / freelancing etc. Because each developer has its own reason for his success. One video for entrepreneurs or business owners, one for startups, one for freelancers, one for people who aims to be hired by companies etc.
There is also this website, where company basically ask for a product and fix a price. Then it's a competition and the first one to finish the product get the money (and has a period of time to fix the bugs). Sadly I can't remember the name and couldn't find this website
I made some bots for my e-commerce company. I'm working fabric operations department. My bots have been useful. I made them node js and puppeteer. Now I want to make bots for companies but I don't know how can I find markets for this.
Great video, thank you will check out the book. I think in a time like a pandemic it's important to be flexible and find other opportunities to be able to make an income.
Definitley. that like most things is very hard to get your feet off the ground. It doesn't mean you shouldn't try or stop, just be patient and dedicated
I'm trying to get into the web dev but it's hard i got a "job" which i needed to do a web page with 6 pages and original design would take 2 days to make the whole thing working 8h a day but the guy was only willing to pay 3.66U$ and this value had to include the price to put the page online for one year, i said i could not do that for that price and then he found some dude which did for 2U$ and was hosting the page on thoose sits just to test uploads... i don't know even in Brazil 3.66U$ may be a lot of money but it's still preety low, how someone can work for 2U$ by day? This is less than a day working for a min wage(which is 6U$ by day) How should i work if people are almost not willing to pay for my projects? when i find some project which really is worth is big projects for big company that requires a lot f knowledge and big teams..
I made a youtube channel and it's been really hard to grow it. I feel I need a shout-out from a bigger channel to get me going. I can simply ask sure, but I want to earn it instead. What do I have to do to earn it mr. Traversy?
Hi @Traversy Media, could I suggest a video on adding ads to a website to generate revenue. I have had a look around a few Google Adsense tutorials, but they all seem to focus on WordPress sites. I am assuming this would be a little more complicated with my own website
Thanks for the helpful video, Brad. Could we please get a separate video about how can we earn passive income by building tools/open source/saas products?
Have any other suggestions for ways of making money as a developer? leave them 👇
Also, no I am not wearing a pirate hat. Sorry to disapoint you lol
Developers: who construct buildings. Maybe software developers shift to the other development area to make extra money 💲 😁
Hack a bank and transfer all their money to your hidden bank account relocated in a small third world country
@@loogie5679 Well, that's one way to make money lol. You just most likely lose your freedom :(
@@loogie5679 😃😂
Every time I see this room and that PC in the background especially after Brad's room tour I feel myself as a guest in Brad's apartment. Anyway, thanks for your warm hospitality😄
1. Professional developer
2. Freelancing
3. Blogging
4. RUclips
5. Live coding & streaming
6. 1-on-1 mentoring
7. Creating Courses
8. Digital products
9. Open source software
10. Creating a SasS(Software as Service)
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i did freelancing, good experience but very less money, but do not leave job for freelancing purpose
@@hemanth6951 I also can’t understand why they still suggest going freelance as only few developers can earn enough this way. Freelance was good in early 2000x. Now anybody can hire a “developer” from India or Pakistan ten times cheaper.
one thing I'm 100% sure that you can't make a dime by live streaming coding. Prove me wrong, show me someone an example from twitch or any other platform.
1. Professional developer
2. Open source
3. Blogging
4. Create course
5. Freelancing
This man made me the developer that I am today. Been your student since 2016. Thank you Brad👏🏾
Honestly I watch his video since I started college in 2019. He makes really great content and now I am finishing college and doing my last intership as a web dev! :)
Wao
Same here.
It's because of your several tutorials and Udemy courses, I've landed on my dream job as a Web Developer and even got my freelance too. Thank you! I owed you a lot.
The thumbnail makes it look like you're wearing a pirate hat :D
I have been told that so many times 😆 I even switched from the white DX Racer chair to the red. But I guess when I'm wearing red that doesn't matter 😆
10 Ways to Secure Booty as a Developer
Haha 🤣🤣🤣
@@TraversyMedia Instead of trying to fight it, you should embrace that look. Get a toy parrot for you shoulder and put it in the thumbnail as an Easter egg.
@@ishan6866 That's brilliant!
Brad you are my motivation man! I was a network engineer and learned coding from you and now at the age of 30 I am switching my career.
Why you switch your career?
@@ahmadruslan9894 Networking is not fascinating at all. I want to build things from scratch.
@Kingdom Cre8tive It all depends where you are from actually. I am from Pakistan, network market is saturate here. I think I can do well in web development I don't care If I have to start from zero there is growth in it. I will be freelancing actually not looking for a job. I want to create stuff. Thats what I wanted always.
@@alirasheedmd If you don’t mind sharing, i’m curious how your transition to coding is going?
@@jimmymaracas6442 it's going great, I am able to make great web apps on react. currently, I am working on my portfolio. In a month or two I will start applying for jobs. I thank God that I landed on Brad's channel.
Hi Brad, I started to watch your channel about 4 years ago. At that time, I was a complete beginner and because of you, I actually learned how to code! I love your tutorials, they are well structured, full of valuable information. You really taught me a lot and I keep learning things from you. So, please continue what are you doing, because it is really awesome :)! Thank you.
Sometimes as a developer I feel “too employable” which makes it hard to choose where to go with it (analysis paralysis). Not many other professions have this much flexibility! Awesome video-really enjoyed these insights from someone who has actually done a lot of these
@tee jay Me too. Nice problem to have.
I have the same issue. Much harder to make decisions
From Kenya, I love you Brad, and I have really learned a lot from you, though am still struggling in this journey, but I trust the process. I will get there
me too bro...Still struggling with php bana
@@krasnov656 never give up, keep practicing.. one day, you will get where you wanna be... Practice practice practice.. make that text editor dirty, everyday do a small project, I am doing the same, and I feel the change, I stick to the purpose of why I started writing those lines of code, and how happy I was when I first printed "hallow world" on the browser and all I see is a bright future in programming.
Go through Brad's PHP for beginners tutorial and if you can, take his course which am Also looking forward to doing.🙏💪
@@eddytech3767 Thanks bro...appreciated
Am always on your RUclips learning for myself am doing water irrigation engineering but am in love with computer and web development
"fail a shit load of interview, we all do.."
thanks for saying that man, it makes me feel better about myself
Are you a professional dev now?
@@kevinsedwards nope. I gave up.
@@fitrianhidayat what the heck? really? why? It's not about getting a job these days, it's about starting your own products.
@@kevinsedwards I need to clarify. I wasn't a programmer, I was tired of getting rejected from jobs and start considering to become a programmer instead. But this video actually tells me that it's normal to get rejected from jobs. Therefore there's no need to start learning something new from scratch.
@@fitrianhidayat It's normal to get rejected because most people are potatoes and not worth hiring. If you are passionate about computers then I still recommend learning and building a project you are passionate about.
Dude don't sweat your accent. It's one of your signatures! I've learned a ton from you and my 19 year old son is now learning from you. We have a running joke about building a "Navbaah". You have honorary friend of the family status. Much love from Texas brother.
10 ways to make money as a developer, but only 1 way to scroll back up and smash the like button.
Hey haven’t seen you in awhile from colts boot camp haha
@@lamb8086 that's me :)
@@DevSprout would love to see you on Brad's guest creator series 🤗
@@chiragkhandelwal9178 that would be cool. What do you think, Brad?
I clicked so fast that even notification pannel got confused
😂😂
)))
This is really awesome! Really loved Florinpops Ebook!
Brad, just wanted to say BIG THANK YOU. You taught me how to be a web developer. In 2017 I watched one of your crash courses, which was a start of my career. God bless!
Awesome tips Brad! I think the great thing about doing RUclips is that it also cements concepts and helps you learn better when you try to explain what you’re doing in tutorials. Will check out florins book!
I just finished your course on Udemy.I am getting JavaScript much better now. I am starting to code myself on code wars and you really help me out a lot Brad I appreciate it.
This book can be so valuable for those wanting to make money online but not sure how to start
Definitely make a small software on the side and sell it. I have made quite a bit with this route. I still have a job but it was a great decision to make something on the side. One thing you can do is if you have a job and you write your own utility to solve a problem at your job, turn that into a product. If you find a need and fill it with your software it has a good opportunity for growth.
Be careful though, the code you sell can't be a straight rip from your company since the code belongs to the company not to you
i clixked so fast when i saw this notification. .thank you brad..get well soon..
the dislikes are from people who take $100+ to say the same things
I just started learning Javascript and found out your channel. Great contents and I have learned so many things from you. I know I have to go a long way. I just want to appreciate what you are doing. It really helps me out. Thank you.
"Everybody has there own unique take" I've been gambling on making tutorials but stock on the idea that, there are many similar videos out there. But your phrase has solidify my plan... Thanks.
I recently started a path through developing Digital Products (plugins and extensions), specifically chrome extensions and fortunately I am getting a few customers (paid ones) out of it. But since I'm a beginner, I wonder if there are more in-depth content about this path in order to improve.
I love ur content man, you are such an inspiration ❤️
Thank you 🙂
Great one! Especially In times like this, it is nice to see and evaluate the alternative ways of earning money.
Your voice is awesome!!!
I really like that you are always concise and straight to the point. It shows respect for your audience time and intelligence. Best wishes for 2021!
Thanks Carlos. I try and just give the best information that I am able to in the quickest amount of time. Sometimes it takes longer than I would want, but I wan to make sure my point gets accross :)
I like that you mentioned the risk of freelancing... 75% of a freelancer's job is looking for work! :) but I agree with the fulfillment part as well.
Thanks from Nigerian 13 yr old
It feels good to watch you talk, Brad. Thanks for the video.
You are awesome Brad, great to see you after a while..hoping many such videos on various web topics in 2021...pls keep us motivated and updated...you are doing a great job towards the community
U hate your accents?gosh, your accents is one of the main reasons I choose to keep watching your video.
Thanks!!! for creating a video on this. 👍
came here to tell, that the thumbnail looks like a pirate hat, but others have done that already. so I rather thank you for your high quality content, you make us out here better developers with every vid!
I would say , opensource and blogging as most difficult to do,others slightly less difficult.Thanks for this video Brad.I see your video, i click like button instantaneously.Love from India
I see money I just click
Soni Sins the Gawd
@@pixmasterstudios5623 noU
Glad you started a RUclips channel!
Happy New Year. Thanks as always Brad
Hey Brad. I was thinking if you are back. Hope all things sorted out, glad to see some new videos!!
God bless you brad!
Sir you are great and your tutorials helped me a lot
Thank you 👊
I'm a fan of the last option tbh.
A lot of respect for you. You have one of the best channels about programming in the internet. Trying to use your lessons in my own channel. Congrats!
9:22 I seriously need to get over this idea. Knowing this kind of thing stops me from doing what I want to do is the reason why you should not let people say what you can or can't.
Brad, big thank for your clear and helpful tutos!Would you make video about upwork?
Brad
thank you so much for your help God Give you the right path
i read on your twitter that you have some health issues
i strongly suggest that you focus on eating a lot of vegetables and fruits
and try to make some daily exercise
sometimes carnivore diet or some sort of diet might help
take care
best wishes, :)
Thanks for your videos Brad!
I often use your videos for learning english, because you speak very well and I like your accent.
Big thanks to you! You have been a sort of mentor for me, you have a similar past as me, and really gave me a kick to start programming again. Ive learned alot from you.
Love your vids man! The info and teaching are great, that's plain to see but your true value, to me anyhow, is that you're such an inspiration. You are doing a great service for us all, sir, and we thank you mightily...
-JD
Brad, we owe you a lot. God bless you and your family
Brad thank you sir for the awesome video content, I enjoy every one of your videos and I am never let down on the content and the information you provide. You truly are inspiring and helping 100s if not thousands of Developers young and old. One question how long were you coding before you started your own RUclips channel. How much experience did you have?
Unlike other jobs, web development sucks all our day’s time. Even when we are really experienced in one framework/tech, often situation demands us to constantly learn and work with new techs breaking our head.
Thanks to mentors like Brad, teaching things straight to point with no BS.🧑🏽💻
05:20 man I love your accent, I found him very understandable and you voice is very smooth
Thank you!
Thanks for the tips! I'm interested in exploring a bunch of these
Hi Brad, thanks for the video. I have been wondering how YOU learn new technologies so fast. I took your Mern stack front to back Udemy course in 2018. I will be happy if you make a video on "How to learn a new framework fast" . From your video I realized that you directed us to the documentations on websites. I think there is more to that. I will be happy if you teach us these techniques. Thanks.
You have sparkled my interest in web dev I have started your HTML and CSS tutorials you are the best
Good to see you again Brad
I remember Brad left his youtube channel. Is he back ?
I never left, I just decided to feature more guests. I will continue to have guests, but I plan on at least 1 video per week from me
Thanks for sharing 😊 Have a great week!
Thanks! Sir, GREAT
Wish a very Happy New Year 2021to you and your family
Same to you!
Hello Brad! that was a great video... well I think its time to change your intro :))))))
Always so inspiring
not the first, not the second, but surely another one.
Brad, you are awesome! You explanation style is good!
I was just thinking about new avenues of generating income and here's Brad with a video on it. Thank you :)
Thank you Mr. Traversy Media. Your work is beyond value and generosity ! whish u reaching ur goals and keep up having good karma ;-)
I was looking exactly for such a video 👌🏻
Any chance you could make a video about on everything else than the actual coding part of full stack projects? Things like planning/designing, how to stay organized when the project has a lot of different parts, etc.
Hi Brad, thanks for this useful video, We appreciate it! Is it possible in future, make a specific road guide for the developers who aim to start its own startup / small business / freelancing etc. Because each developer has its own reason for his success. One video for entrepreneurs or business owners, one for startups, one for freelancers, one for people who aims to be hired by companies etc.
Wow saw notification from Brad and clicked instantly.
There is also this website, where company basically ask for a product and fix a price. Then it's a competition and the first one to finish the product get the money (and has a period of time to fix the bugs).
Sadly I can't remember the name and couldn't find this website
I made some bots for my e-commerce company. I'm working fabric operations department. My bots have been useful. I made them node js and puppeteer. Now I want to make bots for companies but I don't know how can I find markets for this.
i enjoyed and learned a lot from your pass videos.
Great video, thank you will check out the book. I think in a time like a pandemic it's important to be flexible and find other opportunities to be able to make an income.
I Just wanted to take the time and say Thank you Professor
Thanks Brad ... we love you bro
One of the best dev channels on RUclips. Subscribe it's a must! Greetings from Portugal!
Thanks Brad! Another way is to make a website and do affiliate marketing...i've tried, but no success yet!
Definitley. that like most things is very hard to get your feet off the ground. It doesn't mean you shouldn't try or stop, just be patient and dedicated
"just because someone else has done it, doesn't mean you can't be successful. You have a unique take, everyone does..." - Brad Traversy
I'm trying to get into the web dev but it's hard i got a "job" which i needed to do a web page with 6 pages and original design would take 2 days to make the whole thing working 8h a day but the guy was only willing to pay 3.66U$ and this value had to include the price to put the page online for one year, i said i could not do that for that price and then he found some dude which did for 2U$ and was hosting the page on thoose sits just to test uploads... i don't know even in Brazil 3.66U$ may be a lot of money but it's still preety low, how someone can work for 2U$ by day? This is less than a day working for a min wage(which is 6U$ by day)
How should i work if people are almost not willing to pay for my projects? when i find some project which really is worth is big projects for big company that requires a lot f knowledge and big teams..
I just want to get better at coding, hence I follow Brad. It's not easy but I believe I can.
Thanks you so much 💕
Seriously Impressed with Florin!
Am I the only one who's in love with that guy?? Like if you love him too
Perhaps, you are right, so that he will teach you better; one to one and free of charge!
Hey Brad, could you do a video on what you wish you knew when you are starting out as a developer?
Good content bruh hope ur lexus ls doing great
you are a real hero
Thank you Brad!
I love your voice its understandable clear Thank you
I made a youtube channel and it's been really hard to grow it. I feel I need a shout-out from a bigger channel to get me going. I can simply ask sure, but I want to earn it instead. What do I have to do to earn it mr. Traversy?
Thank You very much for these tips..
Hey man, how have you been doing???
Been doing ok. Health/mental wise I am much better than early-mid 2020. Went through a rough period but doing things to help myself
@@TraversyMedia Good to hear man
Hi @Traversy Media, could I suggest a video on adding ads to a website to generate revenue. I have had a look around a few Google Adsense tutorials, but they all seem to focus on WordPress sites. I am assuming this would be a little more complicated with my own website
Thanks for the helpful video, Brad. Could we please get a separate video about how can we earn passive income by building tools/open source/saas products?
Brad, please make a crash course video on how to use TypeScript with React.
liked, saved and commented ^^. Knew those ways, but a recall is always good. Thanks.
Always drown by your honesty. Respect Masha Allah