I might be late but I want to say thank you, I recently just became a software engineer intern and I have been having a hard time compared to the other two interns. I needed this.
I have an associate of applied science in computer information Technoloy: software programming from my community college and I'm going for a bachelor's in management information systems from University of Las Vegas Nevada. Your videos have helped me stay motivated and keep it pushing. I've been watching your videos from when Initially first started my journey for my associates. thanks a bunch Tim! The current state of the job market and with the rise of AI has me feeling down sometimes, and than I realize I should stay motivated, continue learning and it will pay off. For people who are struggling to learn code and become stuck on in some sort ofm learning curve. Just know that when I first started, functions were hard to grasp for me, I had a hard time, and thought I would never get past it. This was 2 years ago and am far ahead of that now. Always come back try again, reiterate, look at different sources and I promise you that you will eventually understand it.
Dang man I started learning November of 22’ but started working 70 hours a week at my job in March of 23’ and got lost in the sauce now it’s been over a year and haven’t coded since 😢 but watching this video got me excited all over again let’s goooo
Thank you so much for this video. I needed to hear this. Been learning programming with python for about 6 months now and I was on the edge yesterday to just give up... Thank you for this!
It is like you are personally talking to me! I'm struggling and regretting for choosing the path I have taken. You motivated me.... I will stand up to tackle the challenges!
These is a really good advice not only for the "green", but for any coder with whatever experience behind their backs. Frustration from difficulties with job routine is a common life pattern for anyone who's engaged in challenging work. So I wish you good luck, all coding prospectors. May each piece of your effort convert into a product which brings you joy and satisfaction with time.
Really appreciate this advice. I'm 31 and I used my GI bill to get a BS in CS. Just graduated and man I still feel so behind considering the hoops some of these employers want you to jump through just to get an entry level job. I have family so I don't have a bunch of time to dedicate to personal projects, leetcode, extra studying etc, but I will persevere because I really do love programming.
I'm 52....and almost at retirement. I have been dreaming of my own web development business for years. Here I am doing it. While shooting for a goal of helping small businesses get their foothold online is not getting a job at Google, it's my dream and I won't let it go. It's freedom for me and gives me a creative, and lucrative outlet. Within two years I will have reached my goal. The point being, don't be held back by ANYTHING. I may be dating myself, but "Just Do It."
Well you are absolutely right and i agree with you. It's not an easy path to take and you need to enjoy it on a same time as well. Well i'll been learning software developing about 3 years by now and i still feel like i'm complete beginner some how. Also i have been trying to find a proper job as a junior developer and it seams it's nearly impossible even when you have experience i thing major reason is because AI came and seniors will use it as like junior developer on-site. I may be wrong, but this is the feeling at the moment. But for those who have enough balls to start this path i will say it's totally worth, but keep in mind that it ain't going to be easy. There's tons of easier ways to earn money, but as long as you enjoy it is the key word here. Good luck to find out your path. Also it was a awesome video to hear it keep's motivate to go further.
nice your comment, do you already accomplished your gol as find a job this area? i've been like almost 1 year only studying still don't applie to a job, but i need open myself that beacause there is little bit fear inside and made me let for after
Well, I work as a developer on a small project, but it's only a part-time job, not full-time. All I can say is to keep searching, as I do. It's not the easiest thing to do these days.
Thanks Tim, you've been a great help with the programming expert course, it is frustrating that i've been looking for a junior job since june 2023 and found nothing yet, but i do enjoy coding a lot, and i hope i can start making a living out of it soon
Something about letting a little time pass and relaxing that helps your subconscious solve the problem. Sometimes the answer comes to you while you're relaxing or doing something mildly physical. A few sayings that help me: "Seek progress, not perfection."- Dave Gray "People don't fail at programming, they just give up." - Eli the Computer Guy
Same and a weird thing happened to me as well. Early morning around 5-30 when I’m half awake the problem I’ve been struggling came to mind and Got an idea how to solve while I was half asleep, applied the idea and got successful result later that day😮. I was really surprised.
Working already a year as Frontend dev on a project with deep nested Angular reactive forms which sometimes is getting me crazy and i wanna throw my laptop through the window but after solving the Bug i spent hours and hours on ,the feeling of solving this problem is just FUCKING AMAZING
Perseverance is key to your future. Frustrated by a bug or problem? Good! You’re learning if you keep at it. 10 years later from IT sysadmin to dev I can remember those problems that haunted me for months. Being discouraged. Thinking I’m not good enough. Keep going! You’re better than you were yesterday and the day before. You’ll solve that problem eventually and every problem after it. ASK FOR HELP! Never be too prideful and full of yourself to ask for help. THANK those who helped you and be sure to help others along the way. You’ll become part of something much bigger than yourself. By the time you hit that senior dev master yoda level and you’ve paid your dues you’ll have a ton of experience and wisdom that will help you lead dev teams to victory in your projects.
One big thing is social media. There are plenty of examples of “prodigy” like developers. However, the full timeline isn’t always clear. Each person has their own challenges. After recently changing to a comp sci major I’ve learned that some things come natural to me, and other concepts I have to excitement with repeatedly.
really nice video, im in my 30 and recently started my carrer as a developer after a complitely professional shift in my 25 going back to university and studing cs and coding. Dont give up and keep following your dream and passion
Thank you for sharing this, I really needed to hear everything you said on this video especially learning at my pace and not comparing myself to "outliers" but see them as motivation.❤❤
VIDEO SUGGESTION: Do a video on how to read CODE and better understand it. I have kind of studied the basics of of Django and can build any website with Crud operations on the top of my brain, but find it hard to know what exactly “def login(request): If request.method == “POST”: return render(request, index.html)” means or how to read it. eg this is an example I actually know what this means but find it hard to read code from packages and libraries etc Love the video Tim
The hardest thing is to NOT quit, you will get there. Just try to enjoy the journey along they way. Love the idea of pushups to get some of that energy out. I have a feeling JavaScript will have me looking like a body builder very quickly.
🔥100% agreed. I am PPC specialist I started learning to code in 2020, still didn't get a job as a developer. I do Python,JavaScript, React Js, Node Js and cloud Azure DevOps and still no job😅But I started the company running Facebook and Google ads charge them $3000 per account and I build custom software for ecommerce sellers, everything is optimized and running automatically with Python and Cloud. I feel so confident with this BEST skill problem solving. My script landing me clients automatically to my Google Spreadsheet and sends 1000 cold emails everyday. If I would have $100M in bank account what I would. I would CODE CODE and only CODE. Thanks Tim, Love Your Channel
It really comes down to how bad you want it. Nothing in life comes easy, you have to work for it. Consistency and perseverance are key if you want to make it as a developer
Don’t get disheartened. A senior dev and new to the industry me spent 3 weeks trying to resolve a bug while pairing and we were both so frustrated as we couldn’t find where the isssue was coming from. While he was on holiday in the 4th week of looking at this and feeling quite lost at this point.. I noticed some muppet had hardcoded a date into some method deep within a massive codebase. Never give up
I needed to listen to this video because I learned the website development course html, css, js, sass, tailwind, js react, redux in about two years, and I had an obsession that I had done them too much time, and this was making me depressed.
I would say that if you’re interested in a certain language, blinders are a necessity. It’s so easy to get sidetracked by other videos, posts, articles…. Study the language you want and work toward an end goal or project.
Didn't go to school for CS and took me years of Python scripting before getting my first QA job then another 2 years before my first dev job. It takes a long time but if you stick with it you can do it!
2 years now learning coding, I remember those times where I literally can't find the bug until I try to became a computer(like a debugger) because back then i don't know how to use a debugger. Now I know how to use it, but I am more use to become a computer myself that I forgot i have a debug tool
I really like your videos and have been watching since I started my computer science degree. I've now finished, but I can't find a job, and the market is so bad for juniors. It's frustrating.
As a new web developer who gonna enter the industry this week, my advice is don't learn to code on the tutorial. Go on straight on the documentation. If you relay on the video tutorial or even in paid courses, it is mostly not updated for the new implementation on the framework. It held be back for long time because some of what I learned is not working anymore when I starting to practice it. Watch only the tutorial related to the topic of your current study but don't relay on video tutorial 100%. Just read the documentation carefully and code it with your self.
im a 40+ old cabinet maker, wood worker, that always want it to learn programing! im learning computer science, python, and have learn a lot including, Generated AI, comand line, how to work with data using postgreSQL, sql,git , github, lua, intro to kotlin, intro to cyber security! have made AI training,and maybe like 20 program projects, but i feel that im stock, not in learning but in confidence, since i start this late i feel that doesn't matter how much i learn! im always behind every body else! i dont know if i could get a job or where to start, since im my own boos i cant close the shop to make a full time study, in other term im about to quit, here in PR there not many job "that i know" for student or what is the minimum knowledge to apply! helppppppp!!!!!!!!
All the flexibility that you mention and I have been looking for a job for 5 months. With a masters in applied math, knowing some C/C++, confident in Python, finishing a ZTM web dev course and I have gotten 2 interviews in all those months. Maybe it's my shitty country, but it feels like right now it doesn't matter. They ask for years of experience and otherwise you are F. And I have a project inspired in one of your videos, one completely on my own. It haven't been important yet. Still waiting for a 3rd interview... F my life...
How many applications are you sending out? Have you had some experienced devs give you some resume advice and mock interviews? I'm just curious about your experience
Very good video, i learned python from you then learned web dev and skipped python as i think no one hires a junior python developer, I learned html, css and js basics then react and next js only to find out I'm just in a rabbit hole of learning but nothing in return, now I'm working in aluminum carpentry, underpaid ($2.5 per day) seriously! A very painful reality, 4 years of learning and nothing in return, maybe it's the fact i live in 3rd world country just say it all. I'm not complaining but if you're learning to code and living in 3rd world country just think to move out as soon as possible.
Ready nice video bro, I've been wanting to learn programming for a long time now particularly Python but I don't have a laptop to start, I really hope I can get one so that I can start working on my dream project
❤thank you so much..i've completed all the mimo path and still get the feeling that im not ready...when i look at some code on github i'm like damn..im not gonna make it.but your word help me this morning where i am..by the way i live *Haiti*
Could you go through how this would work for folks around Europe? Would love to go through the course, but even with remote work the details like taxes and contracts are foreign to me literally and figuratively :D Went through around 70% of your older python course around a year or 2 ago, but never got to finishing it, but love all your content!
Those details are all very specific to your situation and it’s always best to have advice from a local professional. It wouldn’t be responsible for me to advise on European tax situations when I don’t live there. Once you land a job all of that can be sorted out pretty easily, I wouldn’t not become a developer because you don’t understand taxes at this very moment.
Coding isn't the hard part for me. Getting a job is. Spent 6 months learning before applying. It's been almost two years now and still no job. I think it's about time I accept that it's not gonna happen
Thank you for doing that and showing that it happens to other people. It feels like I’m not good enough or smart enough, I get stuck at a concept on python then quit and go back to JavaScript…. I get stuck at JavaScript and go to Python 😂😂😂😂😢😢😢
2:37 there I'd a soulotion and everything is possible but there is things that the way is just isn't worth it or so hard that you need to have a 10000 lifetime for it
I want to learn skills so that I can reach my aim i am seeking a course and need guidance so that I boost my level at the current stage I am thinking of enrolling in this course but having a little bit of financial issues is there something that I do not know about this course on pricing Thank you for this amazing guidance! Also I just like the way of teaching of yours. I want to start my learning journey for forward goals
I can picture myself earning SO MUCH MONEY with programming but I'm still stuck with fucking CSS. FRUSTRATING af, can't even move on to code in REACTJS cuz I didn't do the layout yet. T_T
Alright, I have wasted enough time. At this moment, I do not have a job. I live with my parents and have enough money on the side from my old job to spend another 10 months without having to work. I have wanted to learn coding to pursue it as a job for a long time, and from today, I will dedicate all my energy to it. I will have it mastered before I run out of money.
Hi Tim , what are your thoughts on AI and how that either assist or takes away from people going into programming? Do you think this is a valued skill to learn even though these days you can just jump onto chat GTP and spit a code out
Hi Tim, great motivation video! I am curious, what is your thought on the last statement from NVIDIA's CEO: Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang: AI will take over coding, making learning optional As an electronic system engineer I am coding a little for the projects and I started to use AI tools to work faster but I am not working with the full time programmers. Would like to hear your thoughts as a full time coder about it. It's been a couple of months since the big coming out of OpenAI, chatGPT and the like so we start to see the trends of the AI future capabilities with regards to coding... what do you think of it in regards to the future of programming 5 and 10 years from now?
Hi, I am starting to walk this career. I do have a question since I am already on the road, would you say that my life will become a competition instead of a journey?
I am about to enter a very intense 6-monts IT programm (45+ hours a week) with python and everyrhing needed for a junior dev. The question is can i manage to find job after it (i have zero knowledge about coding)?
So i am torn because i keep hearing how it is virtually impossible to get a job in software development as a junior developer out of a boot camp or course, Is it harder to get a job coming out of course career. Also i am trying to decide between courseras either ibm certificate or metas front-end developer course. Big difference is cost they offer a monthly subscription compared to 200$ every 2 weeks or i think course careers is about 700$ one time fee. .
Hi Tim, my names Liam and I'm a 15 year old from Australia. It's my goal to become a successful entrepreneur in the field of software development and I'm currently working on my first big app. Do you have any ideas about the best way to learn flutter and dart?
I have strong junior python developer knowledge with fastapi stack, but cant get a job because none looks at my skills, everybody need experience. But what if I know more than a regular junior with work?
@@TechWithTimI have received a bunch of declines just because the employers require at least 1 year of experience. They do not want to interview me because of that.
if you dont compare yourself to other people you are lying yourself.Comparing yourself with someone better should give you a sense of reality and push you to further greaten your skills.
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Give a piece of motivation for new developers below!
Hi tim can you make a video about how we can learn python from your channel
@@MrBusiness-vc7bshe can
Coding is simple
Converting Solution for a Problem into Machine(computer) Understandable Language
@@common_man_pavan let's be friends what's your contact
Thank you, I needed this.
I might be late but I want to say thank you, I recently just became a software engineer intern and I have been having a hard time compared to the other two interns. I needed this.
Wow thanks so much for the donation!
Good luck on you journey, you are on the right path. Keep going!
I have an associate of applied science in computer information Technoloy: software programming from my community college and I'm going for a bachelor's in management information systems from University of Las Vegas Nevada. Your videos have helped me stay motivated and keep it pushing. I've been watching your videos from when Initially first started my journey for my associates. thanks a bunch Tim! The current state of the job market and with the rise of AI has me feeling down sometimes, and than I realize I should stay motivated, continue learning and it will pay off.
For people who are struggling to learn code and become stuck on in some sort ofm learning curve. Just know that when I first started, functions were hard to grasp for me, I had a hard time, and thought I would never get past it. This was 2 years ago and am far ahead of that now. Always come back try again, reiterate, look at different sources and I promise you that you will eventually understand it.
I have honestly been feeling like giving up with all of these rejections. I still continue to practice everyday while applying. Thanks for this video
What projects you did?
Dang man I started learning November of 22’ but started working 70 hours a week at my job in March of 23’ and got lost in the sauce now it’s been over a year and haven’t coded since 😢 but watching this video got me excited all over again let’s goooo
Thank you so much for this video. I needed to hear this. Been learning programming with python for about 6 months now and I was on the edge yesterday to just give up... Thank you for this!
Thank you for this. We needed to hear. Especially in this tough market.
Thank you very very much Mr Tim, been a huge fan and a student from your channel ever since 2021. Continue guiding and inspiring us.
Windhoek, Namibia
It is like you are personally talking to me! I'm struggling and regretting for choosing the path I have taken. You motivated me.... I will stand up to tackle the challenges!
That was the goal! Keep pushing!
Thanks Tim! I draw a lot of motivation from the advice and guidance you give
These is a really good advice not only for the "green", but for any coder with whatever experience behind their backs. Frustration from difficulties with job routine is a common life pattern for anyone who's engaged in challenging work. So I wish you good luck, all coding prospectors. May each piece of your effort convert into a product which brings you joy and satisfaction with time.
Really appreciate this advice. I'm 31 and I used my GI bill to get a BS in CS. Just graduated and man I still feel so behind considering the hoops some of these employers want you to jump through just to get an entry level job. I have family so I don't have a bunch of time to dedicate to personal projects, leetcode, extra studying etc, but I will persevere because I really do love programming.
If Tim stopped coding and changed career paths. Prepare......the world is ending.
Lol
Dude, the guy isn’t a professional developer, he’s a RUclipsr. I guess the software industry is already dead?
I'm 52....and almost at retirement. I have been dreaming of my own web development business for years. Here I am doing it. While shooting for a goal of helping small businesses get their foothold online is not getting a job at Google, it's my dream and I won't let it go. It's freedom for me and gives me a creative, and lucrative outlet. Within two years I will have reached my goal. The point being, don't be held back by ANYTHING. I may be dating myself, but "Just Do It."
As a Junior Dev, these words coming from someone such as Yourself, are comforting and encouraging. Thank You, Tim.
Well you are absolutely right and i agree with you. It's not an easy path to take and you need to enjoy it on a same time as well. Well i'll been learning software developing about 3 years by now and i still feel like i'm complete beginner some how. Also i have been trying to find a proper job as a junior developer and it seams it's nearly impossible even when you have experience i thing major reason is because AI came and seniors will use it as like junior developer on-site. I may be wrong, but this is the feeling at the moment. But for those who have enough balls to start this path i will say it's totally worth, but keep in mind that it ain't going to be easy. There's tons of easier ways to earn money, but as long as you enjoy it is the key word here. Good luck to find out your path. Also it was a awesome video to hear it keep's motivate to go further.
nice your comment, do you already accomplished your gol as find a job this area? i've been like almost 1 year only studying still don't applie to a job, but i need open myself that beacause there is little bit fear inside and made me let for after
Well, I work as a developer on a small project, but it's only a part-time job, not full-time. All I can say is to keep searching, as I do. It's not the easiest thing to do these days.
@@raunovaher1186 Nice,what good is know that you already inside at least not maner If still not Full, i Will take your advice forward
Thanks Tim, you've been a great help with the programming expert course, it is frustrating that i've been looking for a junior job since june 2023 and found nothing yet, but i do enjoy coding a lot, and i hope i can start making a living out of it soon
Good luck to u!
@@ambition0516 Thanks :)
Thanks so much Tim. God bless you
That was very helpful, thank you
Something about letting a little time pass and relaxing that helps your subconscious solve the problem. Sometimes the answer comes to you while you're relaxing or doing something mildly physical.
A few sayings that help me:
"Seek progress, not perfection."- Dave Gray
"People don't fail at programming, they just give up." - Eli the Computer Guy
The 'eureka' phenomena. It's a real thing. Apply tension to a problem, walk away, let lightning strike.
Same and a weird thing happened to me as well. Early morning around 5-30 when I’m half awake the problem I’ve been struggling came to mind and Got an idea how to solve while I was half asleep, applied the idea and got successful result later that day😮. I was really surprised.
That’s totally true ! I solved more problems in my shower that in front of my laptop 😅
Needed to hear this thank you.
Working already a year as Frontend dev on a project with deep nested Angular reactive forms which sometimes is getting me crazy and i wanna throw my laptop through the window but after solving the Bug i spent hours and hours on ,the feeling of solving this problem is just FUCKING AMAZING
Perseverance is key to your future. Frustrated by a bug or problem? Good! You’re learning if you keep at it. 10 years later from IT sysadmin to dev I can remember those problems that haunted me for months. Being discouraged. Thinking I’m not good enough. Keep going! You’re better than you were yesterday and the day before. You’ll solve that problem eventually and every problem after it. ASK FOR HELP! Never be too prideful and full of yourself to ask for help. THANK those who helped you and be sure to help others along the way. You’ll become part of something much bigger than yourself. By the time you hit that senior dev master yoda level and you’ve paid your dues you’ll have a ton of experience and wisdom that will help you lead dev teams to victory in your projects.
One big thing is social media. There are plenty of examples of “prodigy” like developers. However, the full timeline isn’t always clear. Each person has their own challenges. After recently changing to a comp sci major I’ve learned that some things come natural to me, and other concepts I have to excitement with repeatedly.
Thank you so much for this tim! 🎉❤
really nice video, im in my 30 and recently started my carrer as a developer after a complitely professional shift in my 25 going back to university and studing cs and coding. Dont give up and keep following your dream and passion
Thanks for sharing this valuable tips Tim, It got me motivated ( I have always been your fan) I will keep pushing
Something that I was looking for, an affirmation.
Thank you Tim.
I agree that every problem does have a solution. It's whether you can afford it or are willing to part with what it costs that's the real question.
Thank you for sharing this, I really needed to hear everything you said on this video especially learning at my pace and not comparing myself to "outliers" but see them as motivation.❤❤
VIDEO SUGGESTION:
Do a video on how to read CODE and better understand it.
I have kind of studied the basics of of Django and can build any website with Crud operations on the top of my brain, but find it hard to know what exactly “def login(request):
If request.method == “POST”:
return render(request, index.html)” means or how to read it. eg this is an example I actually know what this means but find it hard to read code from packages and libraries etc
Love the video Tim
Great idea!
yah that is all i need to hear , thanks tim , thank you very much ❤.
You are so welcome
The hardest thing is to NOT quit, you will get there. Just try to enjoy the journey along they way. Love the idea of pushups to get some of that energy out. I have a feeling JavaScript will have me looking like a body builder very quickly.
🔥100% agreed. I am PPC specialist I started learning to code in 2020, still didn't get a job as a developer. I do Python,JavaScript, React Js, Node Js and cloud Azure DevOps and still no job😅But I started the company running Facebook and Google ads charge them $3000 per account and I build custom software for ecommerce sellers, everything is optimized and running automatically with Python and Cloud. I feel so confident with this BEST skill problem solving. My script landing me clients automatically to my Google Spreadsheet and sends 1000 cold emails everyday. If I would have $100M in bank account what I would. I would CODE CODE and only CODE.
Thanks Tim, Love Your Channel
Can i working with you
It really comes down to how bad you want it. Nothing in life comes easy, you have to work for it. Consistency and perseverance are key if you want to make it as a developer
Don’t get disheartened. A senior dev and new to the industry me spent 3 weeks trying to resolve a bug while pairing and we were both so frustrated as we couldn’t find where the isssue was coming from. While he was on holiday in the 4th week of looking at this and feeling quite lost at this point.. I noticed some muppet had hardcoded a date into some method deep within a massive codebase. Never give up
thanks Tim, for your motivation it is in its time.
That simplest solving bugs line is so real..
Yes very helpful. I've been coding as hobby since 2020. Now I'm considering going to nucamp course to gain more skills faster.
I needed to listen to this video because I learned the website development course html, css, js, sass, tailwind, js react, redux in about two years, and I had an obsession that I had done them too much time, and this was making me depressed.
guys, just study and work hard, I'm 19 years old and I'm a freelancer, you can do it even as a junior
"there is always a way to solve a problem"
Amazing motivation Tim . Thank you
I would say that if you’re interested in a certain language, blinders are a necessity. It’s so easy to get sidetracked by other videos, posts, articles…. Study the language you want and work toward an end goal or project.
This video gave me power !!! Thanks !
Didn't go to school for CS and took me years of Python scripting before getting my first QA job then another 2 years before my first dev job. It takes a long time but if you stick with it you can do it!
Just the motivation I need on a gloomy Tuesday morning
thank you so much for this vid buddy i really need this kindof advice it arrives in time bro, thanks a Lot ❤
2 years now learning coding, I remember those times where I literally can't find the bug until I try to became a computer(like a debugger) because back then i don't know how to use a debugger. Now I know how to use it, but
I am more use to become a computer myself that I forgot i have a debug tool
Thank you Tim
Wise words, thanks Tim
Very welcome
Thanks for a bit of life coaching.
Not a beginner, but i watch coz i know your videos always provide some value to me
I really like your videos and have been watching since I started my computer science degree. I've now finished, but I can't find a job, and the market is so bad for juniors. It's frustrating.
As a new web developer who gonna enter the industry this week, my advice is don't learn to code on the tutorial. Go on straight on the documentation. If you relay on the video tutorial or even in paid courses, it is mostly not updated for the new implementation on the framework. It held be back for long time because some of what I learned is not working anymore when I starting to practice it. Watch only the tutorial related to the topic of your current study but don't relay on video tutorial 100%. Just read the documentation carefully and code it with your self.
This makes sense thinking about it.
What do you refer to as the documentations? Is it books and pdfs on that topics?
im a 40+ old cabinet maker, wood worker, that always want it to learn programing! im learning computer science, python, and have learn a lot including, Generated AI, comand line, how to work with data using postgreSQL, sql,git , github, lua, intro to kotlin, intro to cyber security! have made AI training,and maybe like 20 program projects, but i feel that im stock, not in learning but in confidence, since i start this late i feel that doesn't matter how much i learn! im always behind every body else! i dont know if i could get a job or where to start, since im my own boos i cant close the shop to make a full time study, in other term im about to quit, here in PR there not many job "that i know" for student or what is the minimum knowledge to apply! helppppppp!!!!!!!!
All the flexibility that you mention and I have been looking for a job for 5 months. With a masters in applied math, knowing some C/C++, confident in Python, finishing a ZTM web dev course and I have gotten 2 interviews in all those months.
Maybe it's my shitty country, but it feels like right now it doesn't matter. They ask for years of experience and otherwise you are F. And I have a project inspired in one of your videos, one completely on my own. It haven't been important yet. Still waiting for a 3rd interview... F my life...
How many applications are you sending out? Have you had some experienced devs give you some resume advice and mock interviews? I'm just curious about your experience
The job market is way oversaturated. Good luck getting an interview.
Really inspiring bro❤
That was just in time for me❤
Very good video, i learned python from you then learned web dev and skipped python as i think no one hires a junior python developer, I learned html, css and js basics then react and next js only to find out I'm just in a rabbit hole of learning but nothing in return, now I'm working in aluminum carpentry, underpaid ($2.5 per day) seriously! A very painful reality, 4 years of learning and nothing in return, maybe it's the fact i live in 3rd world country just say it all.
I'm not complaining but if you're learning to code and living in 3rd world country just think to move out as soon as possible.
Tim hulking his monitor through a window is the kinda channel membership content I'd pay for.
Come check out my OnlyCode
Thanks alot Tim. ❤
Best Advice of 2024!!
Thank you for making this video! I needed to hear this. Your message is encouraging!
Ready nice video bro, I've been wanting to learn programming for a long time now particularly Python but I don't have a laptop to start, I really hope I can get one so that I can start working on my dream project
Get a raspberry pi perhaps
I'll look it up thanks bro
❤thank you so much..i've completed all the mimo path and still get the feeling that im not ready...when i look at some code on github i'm like damn..im not gonna make it.but your word help me this morning where i am..by the way i live *Haiti*
Could you go through how this would work for folks around Europe? Would love to go through the course, but even with remote work the details like taxes and contracts are foreign to me literally and figuratively :D Went through around 70% of your older python course around a year or 2 ago, but never got to finishing it, but love all your content!
Those details are all very specific to your situation and it’s always best to have advice from a local professional. It wouldn’t be responsible for me to advise on European tax situations when I don’t live there. Once you land a job all of that can be sorted out pretty easily, I wouldn’t not become a developer because you don’t understand taxes at this very moment.
Thought this was going to be getting a junior position advice since none are available
Coding isn't the hard part for me. Getting a job is. Spent 6 months learning before applying. It's been almost two years now and still no job. I think it's about time I accept that it's not gonna happen
I’m in the same boat! But don’t give up! Build some of your own ideas that can bring in money! You got this ❤
Thank you for doing that and showing that it happens to other people. It feels like I’m not good enough or smart enough, I get stuck at a concept on python then quit and go back to JavaScript…. I get stuck at JavaScript and go to Python 😂😂😂😂😢😢😢
Whenever I figure something out, I give myself a single clap of the hands like Jeff Goldblum in Independence Day.
thanks i love your videos
Great episode, so true. I've been learning/ coding for decades.. still frustrating at times. TMTOWTDI . Don't give up!
Thx
2:37 there I'd a soulotion and everything is possible but there is things that the way is just isn't worth it or so hard that you need to have a 10000 lifetime for it
0:15 maybe its hard , but its fun for sure
atleast for me
The more time you spend in coding, the more mature you will become.
I want to learn skills so that I can reach my aim i am seeking a course and need guidance so that I boost my level at the current stage
I am thinking of enrolling in this course but having a little bit of financial issues is there something that I do not know about this course on pricing
Thank you for this amazing guidance! Also I just like the way of teaching of yours.
I want to start my learning journey for forward goals
Thank you
I can picture myself earning SO MUCH MONEY with programming but I'm still stuck with fucking CSS. FRUSTRATING af, can't even move on to code in REACTJS cuz I didn't do the layout yet. T_T
Thanks Tim ii appreciate
Alright, I have wasted enough time.
At this moment, I do not have a job. I live with my parents and have enough money on the side from my old job to spend another 10 months without having to work. I have wanted to learn coding to pursue it as a job for a long time, and from today, I will dedicate all my energy to it.
I will have it mastered before I run out of money.
Hi Tim , what are your thoughts on AI and how that either assist or takes away from people going into programming? Do you think this is a valued skill to learn even though these days you can just jump onto chat GTP and spit a code out
Hi Tim, great motivation video! I am curious, what is your thought on the last statement from NVIDIA's CEO:
Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang: AI will take over coding, making learning optional
As an electronic system engineer I am coding a little for the projects and I started to use AI tools to work faster but I am not working with the full time programmers. Would like to hear your thoughts as a full time coder about it. It's been a couple of months since the big coming out of OpenAI, chatGPT and the like so we start to see the trends of the AI future capabilities with regards to coding... what do you think of it in regards to the future of programming 5 and 10 years from now?
Hi, I am starting to walk this career. I do have a question since I am already on the road, would you say that my life will become a competition instead of a journey?
I am about to enter a very intense 6-monts IT programm (45+ hours a week) with python and everyrhing needed for a junior dev. The question is can i manage to find job after it (i have zero knowledge about coding)?
Can you please do videos of transitioning your life to Dubai? 1 month, 6 months, 1 yr, etc. 🙏
Question:Should i begin with math in computer science (i need some help😢😭)
So i am torn because i keep hearing how it is virtually impossible to get a job in software development as a junior developer out of a boot camp or course, Is it harder to get a job coming out of course career. Also i am trying to decide between courseras either ibm certificate or metas front-end developer course. Big difference is cost they offer a monthly subscription compared to 200$ every 2 weeks or i think course careers is about 700$ one time fee. .
Hi Tim, my names Liam and I'm a 15 year old from Australia. It's my goal to become a successful entrepreneur in the field of software development and I'm currently working on my first big app. Do you have any ideas about the best way to learn flutter and dart?
Hi Tim
I am bad at math but want to learn to code
What types of math do I need to study
yo tim, how is velocity going?
What a W man❤❤❤
I have strong junior python developer knowledge with fastapi stack, but cant get a job because none looks at my skills, everybody need experience. But what if I know more than a regular junior with work?
Do people tell you you need experience in an interview or aren’t just reading the job applications?
@@TechWithTimI have received a bunch of declines just because the employers require at least 1 year of experience. They do not want to interview me because of that.
@@TechWithTimwhat can I do to get the first job? I dont want to lie in my cv
@@TechWithTim Tim?
What if I am interested in junior developer is it possible
Tysm
LOVE LOVE❤❤❤❤❤
Anyone know a free coding website that provides concepts, examples and coding tasks that gradually get more and more complex?
can someone tell me if the macbook m2 air 15'' is worth the price or should I wait?
what do you think about coding being dead because of ai?
if you dont compare yourself to other people you are lying yourself.Comparing yourself with someone better should give you a sense of reality and push you to further greaten your skills.