How I Would Become a Web Developer in 6 Months 2020 | Legit Step By Step Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2020
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In this video I share how I would get my first developer job in 6 months.
Please note that there will always be so much more that you can learn when it comes to HTML, CSS and JavaScript. But the goal when getting your first job is not to master each language but to show your potential and passion to your FIRST future employer as a Junior Web Developer.
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Just saw your video, really inspiring. I want to start learning to code but I am nearly 40 y.o and I am been held down by the age, I don’t know if I am to old to make a career change and get hired by a company i would like to hear your opinion on that. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
I went through work training for the last 6 months to be a junior developer. I’m finishing up my final week and hitting the floor as a junior dev next Monday.
Literally took six months of hard work and it was worth every second
Which linguage?
@@BartM93x C#, SQL, Razor for MVC, JavaScript along with HTML and CSS (I count them even though they’re technically not languages)
@@matthewbaier766 Hi! What do you mean by training? Self study? Take a course/curicculum? I am having a hard time self studying now eventhough I have the full downloaded course The Complete Web Developer 2020: Zero to Mastery. I procrastinate all of the time 😟
@@Obsrvdr You have to focus yourself, if you want to get something you have to, i've been studying like 2 weeks and (to me) i know HTML, CSS and a basic JavaScript, but, every monday y tryna do something by myself
networking lol
I'll watch tutorials at 2x speed so I can learn in 3 months!
Wiseguy
How'd it go?
@@boymiyagi
OMG
Do not ask ...
Don't try this method! Anyway, I was just kidding, I'm a developer already with 6 yrs in the industry. But I'm missing a lot to learn about JS and React!
Best wishes to all of you learning
@@simoncallelaverde hiii
@@simoncallelaverde so you succeeded in life already?
Writing this here to progress. Paused at 4:00
Day 1. learning HTML & CSS, for a month starting right now. i’ll be back after a month to see what you recommend for Month 2.
if anyone is reading this please feel free and join me if you’re beginning your journey.
Any updates on your journey?
Hey, yo am starting today so see ya next month. Good luck to me
@Michael Gold I can join you if you want i just started 2days ago 18/06 and i am planning to self-teach myself then 6months. let's add each other i don't use insta but we can add each other on discord
@@mosmos5567 that’d be a great idea to start a discord for this
Hey, any Updates??
This is my second time watching this video and it is so inspirational I'm 62 and considering retiring from my regular job but moving on to something that I really love and I have been so interested in coding for years and I think I'm going to make that move.. thank you 🙏🏿
Ohhh yes ur 62 and starting on something sooo new wow u inspire me man.
@@frankruu8427 Why not if you have the time, do it.. all the best 💯
That's amazing, im also feeling really inspired by this. I've been holding off on learning for so long
Please do it man; you are about my dad's age and us younger folks keep losing faith seeing your generation giving in to age
@@we.allwin Well I bought a few good books, and it's my evening reading.
Also, maybe for some 6 months is too short. You might be juggling work, education, family, etc. It is ok to take 1 or even 2 years. Do not feel discouraged if you do not feel ready after 6 months. Learning is not a race and everyone has different circumstances
You are so right
I am making this comment minutes after I landed my first official job as a web developer/designer. I started following the advice in this video December of 2020. It is now April 2021. I had been working on learning web development before that time, but it was a bit chaotic in my approach and I had very little I could prove on a resume. If you follow the advice in this video you will absolutely land (or at least wildly increase your chances) a job in 6 months. Thank you for your advice Chris. It has truly changed my life.
From where did u learnt
@dhruvdhruv847 I used DevEds HTML CSS and JS courses but search RUclips to find a teacher that works best for you. I was recommended courses in the past but the teaching style didn't work for me so I was slow to learn. With the right teacher for your learning style, the info sinks in better and it's a better/faster experience overall
@@dhruvdhruv847 from the internet
This video literally motivated me soo much and i already knew html and css and a bit of react but it was an year ago. I learned JS ,react and actually got a job in 3 months…gratefull for you man
how much was salary range?
Where did you apply ?
I am in college working $7.25 jobs and I can’t wait to start. I am in my first programming class, learning how computers work and how to problem solve. I may not be the smartest one in my class. I haven’t built much code before, but I KNOW I am the most dedicated and focused. Thank you for the video!
I’m in relatively the same position just one class deep (prof was absolutely horrific, though.) I get so depressed working these minimum wage jobs, but really enjoy programming and whatnot. Looking forward to being able to actually get into it
sound like rock lee
And? How are you doing after 1 year?
The amount you learn and level up from interviews is crazy. Never see it as a bad thing in the early days if you get rejected. You will eventually get hired if you keep working hard!
Yup!
For sure. I gained a lot of insights from interviews which has refined my approach to the industry and the practice of web development. It also goes to show how much more there is to learn when employed in such a role as well.
@James McKee Yeah. I'm still searching and applying! Thank you!
@@calvinebun-amu5397 Hows it going ?
Yall are so mean
Another thing that is extremely important to learn as a frontend dev, probably more than DB’s are api’s. Rest and Graph.
Dude all of that don't mean ish - Just join a religion or ethnic group, that's all, some idiot will employ you.
@@ushnicyuvnikof2748 Thanks for the opinion. Not needed though!
Yeah learning how to develop apis is definitely important if you don't want to be a frontend dev
gRPC > Graph ql change my mind 😂 jk it doesnt matter they are both awesome and serve different scenarios
@@ushnicyuvnikof2748 "join an ethnic group" LOL
The comments section of this video is so much encouraging.
My first website project started off as a free project trying to help out a local restaurant and I ended up getting hired to make a larger project. got paid $1000 for my first site. note I had zero coding experience. Chase your goals.
I wish this video was around like a year ago before I paid for school. Cause this is exactly what we learned to do in school. This video is gold.
What school?
@@NAJILife MIT haha
I wouldn't drop out of school now due to the trouble economy, but once it gets better theres nothing stopping you from applying to developer jobs. If you have the skills and a good portfolio, there will be some companies interested in you. One of my classmates got a job as a javascript developer in his junior year and they are paying him 45K which is goood money where I live.
You can always switch your major?
@@mrpeligrozone8314 wow... Did your classmate dropout of college when he got the dev job..?
I'm a 39 year old father who recently started learning css and html, and your video has given me more hope than any other video I've seen out there. It's been easy for me to get discouraged, but I'm keeping my head down and plugging away, one lesson at a time.
Keep going man. Never give up. Believe in yourself, and you'll be astonished what you can achieve.
Keeping your head down means the opposite of what you mean, though.
@@kameraadthomas I see that I worded that weirdly. I was more so referring to keeping my head down to the keyboard and plugging away at it.
Hi @Brian ward, how is your study... i am also 39 ... want to start the web development ...keep in touch.
@@martin1bd Hello Anthony, I have done the same in the past. I can answer your questions if you want
I made it to the end. Haha thanks so much for making this video... I am a 36 year old married father of 4 who quit my corporate management position to follow my dreams of being a digital nomad. I have been in "tutorial hell" for the last 8 months and decided to make a huge change with how I am approaching it. I invested in a state of the art home office setup and not even my wife knows how much that rabbit hole cost us haha but, I plan to start "fresh" and document my complete learning journey via live streams to sort of have a video journal of where I was and what I was doing at certain times. I want to be able to respond to chat and use them as a learning partner if it ends up working out that way. I do NOT care about monetization or anything for my channel or anything but I will make my streams as professional looking and real as possible, just because that is the type of person that I am. While I have been collecting tech to setup a good streaming ability and preparing my content list, you have been a huge inspiration to me. I have watched hundreds of hours of RUclips content over the last 8 months and for some reason your authenticity has resonated with me and I truly believe the words you are speaking. Thanks again for the advice and please continue the channel for as long as you can.
Very inspiring. The fear of “not good enough” is real. You’re proof that hard work, determination and grit (outside of learning the skill) pay huge dividends. Thanks for sharing this content.
Hey Chris, I'm going to start this journey tomorrow, teaching myself for 6months +, hell I'll go 18 months if I have to. I don't have many options in my current career and its making me depressed. Thank you for this encouraging message. I'll update you in 6 months, 12, and 18 until I get a job. Cheers!
good luck bro don’t give up
Hoping you all the best, bro. I'ill do so, but in 6 months. BTW, it would be easier if you considered freelancing on Upwork instead of applying for jobs else where. Good luck to all who'll start this journey!
Good luck bro!
I hope you're doing well!
You got this dude, keep persevering! don't give up!
Hey Chris. Great vid. I have been a developer for over a decade. And to be honest, im still learning. The thing about this industry is that the better you get, the better you want to be. And this industry is changing constantly. So you will always be learning. But its a great industry to be in. And your 100% right, even when you study like crazy for an interview its always wort it. Because the knowledge you gain is priceless.
Dude, I am appreciating so much the fact that I found your video! I am starting my own journey in programming and this video has been the most comprehensive explanation of what could I do in the beginning. The beginning could be unclear and you could lose yourself in a lot of unnecessary work/study, when you could simply pick, study, practice what you've studied, and then voila, start monetizing your new skill. If you're hungry for more, then everything will follow as you grow. Thanks, man! You're awesome and keep up the good work!
Your progress on this?
This was by far the best video for a beginner who is willing to know what the sacrifices are. To implant all that information in your brain isn’t gonna be easy. It’s a lot of dedication mentally.
Every developer interview I failed prepped me for the next one, from coding challenges to behavioral interviews. Now I’m blessed to have been matched with an amazing team and company. It was a tough road but it was well worth it. I’m always learning, on weekends I try to brush up on a new framework or language.
Thanks for the advice Chris! Been coding for 5 months, and still learning html and css. I want to build a strong foundation, no hurry to look for a new job yet :)
It's all about discipline and hard work. I shouldn't have gone to college and wasted all that time and money. We spend so much time in college stressing over classes that don't help and even classes that do but aren't structured to make work-ready people.
It's hard work, dedication, and projects. Thanks for the message and portraying the right mentality.
So I can get into this without college?
@@Twistedstar0320 I would argue you'd get into it quicker and be more successful if you skip college. Focus on the new and current things, but be aware of the old stuff it's built upon. Humanities and gen eds don't help much with writing code..
Be determined.
@@dennismamrenko1663 okay, I have zero experience. Where do I start?
@@Twistedstar0320 if you have really zero experience with programming then I would recommend that you choose a general project, whether that be a small console application (which could be in Python or Java or C#, I would go with a python application because it's easiest to learn the basics of programming with it) or if you wanted to make a small web page, (you will learn HTML, CSS, and some JavaScript). Whatever you want to work on will determine what technology you will use.
Everyone likes to ask "where do I start?" But the real secret is to just start some sort of project, anything that peaks your interest. There's just about nothing you can't learn from RUclips, And when you run your application most of your errors will be in the top search results on Google.
From my personal opinion I would suggest that you get some programming experience in Python to do simple things quickly, But then progress to object-oriented languages like Java and c# to be able to build web applications, but to study up on really basic web development before you jump into those kinds of projects.
Don't waste time with GUIs, they're out of date imo.
@@dennismamrenko1663 thank you.
Thanks for the tips and sharing your personal experiences. At age 30, I’ve never been so ready to change my career. After months of soul searching and seeing what career would best fit my lifestyle, web development keeps standing out to me. Yesterday, I spent 2 hours on RUclips learning html and css. By the end of the two hours, I was shocked as to how much I was able to accomplish with ZERO experience in programming. I’m hopeful and ready to give it my best. Thanks!!
How is going?
Just want to say you inspired me to get back into learning to code and this video helps a lot with the learning process, especially the part about forgetting stuff cause maaan do i forget stuff easily and i start feeling insecure about it, but hearing you say it’s a normal thing is reassuring!
I really needed this today. The lack of finding a job mixed with other financial stress has been soul crushing and this video gave me a new perspective
All excellent advice (from a person who is hands on, has hired hundreds of technologists) I can confirm that all points Chris is sharing are true and will produce results. From coding things yourself (not blindly coding along tutorials/videos) to gaining interviewing experience to using tools like Google and StackOverflow everyday; not different from learning a musical instrument.
Your video just turned up randomly on my feed, and honestly this is a sign. Baby! This is coming at a perfect time. I'm so looking forward to 2022. Ilkk you you updated!
This is your first video that I watch and you just confirmed the path that I have decided to take which is to start with HTML and CSS. Thanks for that. From there I'll more than likely proceed to Javascript but I wouldn't know where to go from there. I'll cross that bridge when I reach it.
I have also put away everything and after work I dedicate between 3 and 4 hours a day. You are so right when you say that it's fine if you forget what you learn. Just proceed and start doing and building with what you learn. If not, you will not retain what you learn. Apply a more hands-on approach. You got my sub. Cheers man.
that shirt is lookin fire 🔥 been documenting myself learning code and building projects so far
Man I dig this video. I've been playing around with all kinds of coding for, honestly, about 10 years and haven't really done anything with any of it. I think it is time to do something. Thanks for laying out a plan. Great vid.
Saw this video on December 2nd of 2020, today I came back, saw the whole video again and I realize how much you helped me. Thank you man, no regrets about starting this Journey. I will keep pushing and coming back!
currently in a developer boot camp and this was very inspiring!!
I look on my phone and it's a notification for Chris' channel, and am like 'Thank you God'
Thank you Chris. I've been learning on my own for a couple of months now. This video gives me a much needed outline.
Hey Chris, thank you so much for sharing your story. I'm a few months into learning code. I've already learned half of the things you are mentioning in your video, but it can be so overwhelming when you see how much you have left because you think that you need to know it all to land your first job. I will definitely listen to your podcast. Keep up the great work. Cheers!
"I put away TV, I put away gaming, why because when I get the job then I can enjoy those things.". You'd think, but naahhhh. Lol. love your vids!
Hey Chris I just want to say thank you, about a year and a month or two ago I was unsure about becoming a developer. I've been watching you for about a little over a year now and its amazing to see how much you've grown over time. For the last 10 months I've been learning full stack web development and watching your videos has helped me out so much so thank you. I don't know if you'll see this comment but if you do message me I would love to ask you some questions about getting a job and other things referring to getting a job .
Chris! Thank you so much for breaking this down! As someone whos been flirting with code and development for the last couple of years this really helps. It's a sea of confusion, knowing what to learn and how. It's also really easy to get trapped in tutorial hell and to constantly switch languages bc someone told you "Ruby is dead" or something like that. I'm the type of person that likes a clear roadmap, and you just gave me one! Thanks, man!
i cant lie you've really opened my eyes on how to approach not just entering this new world but anything i do in life so thanks for sharing your advice and experience my guy
Hands down the best how to life tutorial I've ever seen. When I get stuck at javascript I watch this video again and it boosts my morale up to 110%.
Hi, Chris. I love this pragmatic approach because it combines tutorials and courses with actual work (real projects, interviews.) This is something that traditional education does not do, which gets us used to focusing on guided learning for too long, sometimes waiting for months or years to practice in the real world.
If you want to learn how to build web applications inna short time, then i Highly recommend this course on Udemy, it really takes you from a beginner to a decent developer: "learn laravel vuejs, build a tesla app"
If you want to learn how to build web applications inna short time, then i Highly recommend this course on Udemy, it really takes you from a beginner to a decent developer: "learn laravel vuejs, build a tesla app"
Best advice I ever had on getting started with web developer career. I’m on my second month now, you really gave me such confidence man! 🙌🏾
Dude. This was so good. I've been plateauing a bit, and wonder how to take the next step, and watching you lay things out like this has taken an edge off the anxiety. Thank you!
*Since I've been staying at home coz of covid;I've started a web-dev course I've bought on Udemy and I'm already feeling very comfortable with html& css...doing bootstrap atm;then moving to j.s... if I can do it guys anyone can,trust me. I'm the laziest mfker around*
felt like you were talking right to me; I've been learning programming for a couple years, which got me into software testing, but I'm looking to make the leap to web development and the specter of 'imposter syndrome' is a daily battle. Thank you for sharing your story; it was the inspiration I didn't realize I needed 🙇🏾♂️
You seem like an honest man and that’s really dope I subscribed mid video because i realize how much a genuine person you are, im 19 years old and im just starting to get into web developing hopefully im as successful as you
Made it to the end 😜 I’ve had a LOT happen in my life the past two years. I’ve practically got whiplash from all the changes of direction after 9 years at a job as a barista where I hit the ceiling living paycheck to paycheck. I haven’t had a vacation in 4+ years, can’t afford to save more than a couple grand, and decided I’m done trying to find quick shortcuts to make a *little bit more*. I’m diving straight in, starting with the self-taught route, doing Harvard’s CS50x course, bookmarking a ton of other resources, determined to learn with a coding bootcamp on standby in case this (self-teaching) doesn’t work out for me. I appreciate your videos SOOO much, you’re a real person who figured something out, and I love that you’re willing to share that experience. Best to you!
Dude, this was exactly what I needed to hear. I've been struggling to try to figure out how to change my life around by learning how to become a software developer. 6-month challenge accepted!!!
Update?
I have been studying for 10 months now and can build stuff on my own and still I'm afraid to apply for a job I study from 8 to 10 hours per day that's really all I do. But now I'm going to apply finally thanks to you Chris!! You're really encouraging me man.
@James McKee It's not easy to be a freelancer online there's too much competitions. Plus people from third world countries sell their services for an olive. how do we compete with that?
Good luck man 👍
@@patroclus8796 I live in Mexico, and people from other countries sell their services extremely cheap even for us. The only answer is to become better than them.
Here's what I did: Learnt how to code HTML Emails (Table based layouts), got into EMail Marketing Team. Learnt some basic Javascript/jQuery. Applied for Jr Front End Job. Got into it.
From some technical support job to marketing team - 2 months. Then 6 months to Jr Dev.
If you can build your own stuff, you already know more than 90% people in the industry.
Bro, just apply anyway. There developers getting jobs just knowing basics HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Important thing is to learn languages high used in your area (just look at job posts).
love it, glad to know im on the right track and you've reaffirmed some of my believes about starting to apply as soon as i had some projects available for interviews for the experience! Thanks - subbed.
Found this video a few days ago. You have inspired me to work towards this goal while I'm going back to college so I'll be ready by the time I get my degree!! Thank you so much for spreading your positivity and advice! You rock!
listened to this on your podcast, now I'm watching this :)
Thanks dude!! Haha
I've learned HTML and CSS within the first week after 5+ hours a day of studying it. I also made a project of a heavily designed page on my second week. So yes, it's completely doable. The experience I've gained from making projects helped a bunch. I did feel like I was burning out after spending 5+ hours a day which is normal. I then switched to taking a break every time I felt like I was overworking. BTW I'm a student at high school so I may have more free time than most but I still try my best.
how long did it take you in total to learn html and css
@@ANa-qt7tt About 1-2 weeks, but I've had some experience from school
@@MyTopAnime thank you
@@ANa-qt7tt Np 🙂
What specific grade are you? What were the things that had helped you to learn HTML and CSS? Thanks in advance
Made some serious sense even wrote down steps u mentioned in my sticky notes and subscribed to your podcasts. Thank you 🙏🏾 for being here.
This video is definitely motivating! I’ve been churning away 2-3 hour days via RUclips videos for the past 2 weeks, and also work a 9-5 as a construction superintendent. If I don’t get something the first time I either come back to it, or keep rewatching until it clicks. After I feel comfortable doing JS I’m going to make an upwork account and do small jobs bc I hear that’s the best way to learn.
I am a new subscriber. I am getting my laptop end of this month, and will be following your guide through and through. I will be back February 2021 to testify. And I promise myself to put in the hardwork and commitment this requires. Yes! I can do this! Thanks Chris! Hope to sign-up for some kind of mentorship in future once I build momentum on my own.
Did it work?
How did it go?
how u doing
6 months can get you the job, life long learning gets you the career! Love the video.
There are some awesome development channels out there. You may not be the most technical or the best produced channel, but your passion towards what you do literally oozes out of you. You genuinely care so much about your audiance and you relate to people on such an honest and real level it's super inspiring. Your videos are always a HUGE pick me up when I'm starting to doubt myself with this field. There is no other channel out there like this!!
This is so helpful, I love the passion and zeal you advocate for one to learn code. This is my time to start as a developer.
Wow this helps tremendously! I've decided to go this way 6 months ago, have been self-studying really hard, but I couldn't even imagine at this point I can start thinking to really apply for junior developer position!! Will start investing more time to build things on my own and set my own timeline before applying a couple of months! Thank you so much for your tips!
It’s been one year since this comment, how are you doing now? Are you only self taught and no college? Thinking of doing either self taught or college but really stuck on what to choose
I am currently starting to change my carrer from a specialist nurse in the field of neurosurgery to a full stack developer. I have always dreamt about working as a developer, I started html/css last week and will learn alot the coming 6 months. Been giving myself a 6 month learning period before I quit my current job as a specialist nurse.
Leta go!
how u now?
@@prod.bvllxt4475 currently studying a course in C# and Unity to become a game dev :)
I am psychologist and I am thinking about chabging my field to web development too. I am worry if I can just start from total 0. So you are telling me that it is possible seeing your example, am I right? :D please give me a hope! 😁
@@panterpink3596 of course you can start from total 0, cause everyone started there! :) Try to search free courses on youtube or websites like CodeAcademy. Then if you like the area, you can buy a complete course. hmu if you need some help (I'm a begginer too)
I am a physical therapist and have been on and off thinking about delving into coding. Nice to see other medical professionals potentially changing for my own mentality
i'm in the beginning of the process you described, have to learn all of this and improve my english. but i know that this hard work will be the best decision i ever made. thanks for everything
Great video! I just started a boot camp yesterday, along with some RUclips videos on HTML, CSS, and Js, and I wanted to hear about how others have changed their careers. I must say hearing your story and your steps, it gives me an extra boost or that extra motivation to keep my goal clear and in sight! Thanks!
Wow, I'm about 5 months in and I wished I watched this earlier, haha! Focusing on javascript and learning about html and css through that is a great idea. So many great tips here!
What did you do differently ?
Watching your videos keep me motivate and reminds me of my goals when I have doubts. Thank you for the great content! :)
I just started a coding bootcamp and am watching tons of coding related videos. As an introvert it is fun to find new things to spend my time on, I'm excited for this journey.
After feeling really miserable at work, here I am sitting up at 2;30am after trying to watch a few videos from youtube. I have to go all-in on this one now. Thank you Chris sean
I did exactly what he said for first 3 months with free code camp, built my own pages before joining a full-stack bootcamp year long. I'm at the end of my year and I can do everything he said he could in 2 years with the amount of work I have put in. The more you put in the more you get out!
How’s it going now brother?
How’s it going now g?
All I can say bro this is pure Inspiration to Me. I am currently teaching myself front end development, cause I am tired of working shitty jobs that don’t value you. I will definitely put in the time and work, it’s all about a positive mindset and attitude😌. Love you ❤️
Bro same here i am learning html and then after it css and later more . Best of luck to u
Most down to earth yet coolest dude ever when it comes to dev related videos. Def inspired me to keep going’
This is your 3rd video ive watched. And i just subscribed. Im inspired. I will start studying more language and move out of my wordpress job and start a pure coding job in a year or so.
im 17 years old and i just made a stack overflow account and I'm going to get my stuff ready and apply for a job. I already have a match
Where did you study
Thanks for the information. I'm currently living in my vehicle. Trying to rebuild my life. I do a lot of digital art to keep my mind right.
Hi! This is my first video I have watched from you! I have to say, I really like how you made it seem like you were talking directly to me! You didn't make it feel like you were trying to talk all of your subscribers, all at once. Thanks! This was very informative!
Great video, just want to let you know this is day 3 of me learning the basics of coding! Thank you for inspiring me.
Watching this as I'm learning HTML + CSS (specifically on layouts with CSS grid) almost 1 month down has really inspired me to continue. Awesome overview of a developer roadmap, will definitely be following it as I progress to vanilla JS next month. Will report back in 6 months on my progress. Thanks for this, I really appreciate it!
I'm just wondering did you go with the $25 A month treehouse courses I'm trying to make a decision
how did it go mate? its been 6 months
Chris sean totally needed to hear this bro have been going thru an existential crisis thank you for this video I really appreciate and God bless bro.
@Abhjit Singh - many of us are in the same boat my friend. I'm so glad you're taking time to search for the answer to your crisis. Everyone goes through them. Just remember to distract yourself and focus on positives. Praise yourself for your achievements and only judge yourself by what you know you are capable of. Nobody else can tell us that we should have achieved this or earnt enough to buy that. Happiness comes when we let go of the focus that makes us dissatisfied and construct new objectives for our lives.
Just remember to be kind and love yourself. Life is too big and complicated to worry about what we haven't achieved all the time.
@@TheOceanLoader I really appreciate it thank you so much 😊
How is the progress going bro
Straight up, thank you for the vid man...this is the low down I needed to pull the trigger. Much success for you!
I’m just starting out with the Odin Project and I can’t wait to see the whole thing through. It’s been a great way for me to learn so far. Can’t wait to see where I am 6 months from now. Hopefully an industry ready developer :)
So I just finished a bootcamp. And I’m feeling all over the place. Trying to learn react. I’m trying to get more projects on my portfolio. So now I’m self studying and brushing up on my JS skills with W3schools
I’m 30, with a wife and 4 kids. I am very fortunate in the fact that I make a comfortable living and have more free time than most. I’ve been looking to use my free time to expand my horizons and learn something new.... I’m seriously considering learning to code. I know absolutely nothing 😂
I made it to the end. You dropped a gem now I have to tune in to your podcast
This is the best coding advice that I’ve ever got! Thank you so much! I needed this. I am on my girth month and I feel lost cause I keep learning new things without solidifying my previous knowledge. Now I feel like I have to start over again.
How to be a full-time web developer: Be a full-time web developer.
As they say do the job before you even have the job xD
Can we message
@@SeaSerpentLevi to be successful you have to already be successful..
youn are the best man. I WILL GO AND DO IT
best video ive seen on what and when to do what needs to be done... very motivating thanks a ton chris sean
This is the motivation and learning structure I have been looking for. I am currently learning backend development and I am so going to use this plan and structure to keep me focused and on track - legend.
This really resonated with me, I’m on this journey right now and the things you said are what I’m doing. Currently building landing pages with Vanilla JS (html and CSS of course) and I should learn React next month.
If I remember, I’ll update this within a couple months when I hit a proper contract or an actual job.
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Anything yet?
How is it going?
Ha ha ha! Thanks for checking up guys.
(I really should set a reminder to update this thread 😅).
Okay, so I transitioned to The Odin Project and have now begun using Git and Github, I’ve switched to Linux from Windows, now using the terminal pretty comfortably.
And whilst I’ve yet to learn React, I’m significantly solidifying my foundations.
@@jermainemyrn19 quite decently, thankfully.
Are you on this great journey as well?
Update: I’m following the Odin Project’s curriculum and I’m currently on the Ruby Full Stack path. Ruby is actually really interesting. So far. There’s so much to learn that I feel it’ll be at least another 4 months of at least 30-hour-weeks before I finish the curriculum and start applying or preparing to apply.
I’ll drop a few more updates in between.
I am currently using udemy 2020 full stack developer bootcamp. I know html5 ccs3 and javascript i study 8 hours a day at work im on 2nd month of learning it now doing php next. Your videos have kept me going through it all i have seen every video. I am also in your discord
@Paresh Nandaniya but is it effective ?
@@farhanarahman9375 Agreed. Studies have shown that the brain retains more information by chunking. 2-4 hours w/ breaks is usually much more effective than cramming for 8+ hours.
@@hinglemccringle6965 I don't even know how people study 8+ hours daily and retain all that information
Paresh Nandaniya same like you guys but 16 hours
@@mohamoodabdirisak8749 Most people do not retain the information.
They burn out.
thanks for the heads up! Will be checking your podcast soon
Thank you so much Chris, you're such a blessing. I'm in my second year of college, studying BSIT, and I've been learning HTML, CSS, and JS on my own for almost two months, but I'd lost hope until I saw this video, and now my passion has returned.haha
I'm studying at least 10 hours a day.... in one month I got a good understanding about HTML and CSS , but now I'm stuck in JS :(
is like learn Japanese :)))))
Hello Paulo,what I am using this book called Headfirst JavaScript.Its a req great book for beginners.I also use freecodecamp on the side (3-5 lessons a day).
@@krimmy8459 Many thanks I will definitely look at it :)
@@massarde9591 Great! I hope you will like it,good luck on your programming journey!
Hi Paulo how did you improve your JS? I am also doing it now, and I must say, quite challenging.
@@nmnisi4079 Now I'm pretty good at JS.
My advise is get a solid course with fundamentals and practices. then each subject you come across in the course pause the video go to RUclips watch 10 different videos, of different people in that specific subject. Then go back to the course and see if what is been teach make sense. if does you understand it if don't you need to study more in that specific subject.
from what I gather code is more about understand what you want to do and which tools you can use to achieve that, then how to do.
The "HOW" is a bunch try and error and a lot of googling lol.
But that is the opinion of a newbie. Take with a grain of salt.
My friend: wanna get online for Fifa?
Me: Sorry bro, coding.
Him the next day: wanna get online for Fifa?
Me: lol, not today too bro. I'm coding
Him again after some days: still coding or wanna get your butt kicked online
Me: ha, I don’t know bro. Don't wanna break my coding streak.
Him, after a week or so: yo bro, I'm back on my cyber security class
Me: let's goooo.
Once you dedicate yourself to something you truly want, it's hard to lose focus!!!
me (studying for my math exam) and my friend who barely graduated highschool at nightschool but has rich parents
Bro I have that friend lol
drickzee but are you tryna get smacked in FIFA though?🤔
Most popular backend frameworks - ruclips.net/video/d7m9V_Q_9AI/видео.html
me but with NBA 2k. its worth the grind bro
I made it through the end, ty man for every piece of advice. The fact that you said "No regrets" makes me feel that this is completely worth it. Thank you again man.
No need to watch the time. Your videos is good. The quality is awesome. Today makes the beginning of my second week learning to code . I’ll say my second week from my first month. I’m off to your podcast right now. I wish this video were longer. Love yah
Hey Chris, Great video. I know you are a Front End developer but it would be really interesting if you could do a video in the same format as this with a month by month guide for someone looking to become either a Back end developer or a Full Stack developer. I've not come across a month by month guide like this and think a similar format for other forms of web development would be awesome (maybe you could reach out to some of your back end developer friends for advise). either way i loved the video. Thanks
I’ll add it to todo list :)
Chris Sean awesome, your the best dude 😀
U can check out websdev
Iam 15 and learns 2-6 hours a day coding and stuff and it's literally been 2 weeks and I learned so much css and html I wish to become a developer because I actually love the computer language more than english LOL😂
I can create video tutorial for you. Just ask me question then I’ll give an explaination for you through my videos
Masha Allah, keep it up!!
@@yvng4697 :)
@@AshVentureOfficial 🖤
I wish I am the same age as you, and start coding at that age, of course, I had a bad situation at that time, I lost my father and didn't know what to do! Keep going:)
I made it to the end! I just found your channel today and have been watching different videos on careers in tech and see which ones I'm interested in. This has been what I needed to hear, especially going with a career change since I have been laid-off. Thank you for sharing your journey and your help to the community.