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what about backend tho

you deserve more followers

Thank your videos stress less for my work

thank you so much for this video, just started a bridge masters program and this really resonated with me

Bro can you talk on to a thing like how you used to manage your time while you were learning like how much time you use to learn or how much use to practice on daily basis it will be so helpful.

I am 26 years old and interested to be a software engineers but i don’t have any knowledge in programming. Do you think it’s worth it for me to learn programming and change my career?

Can you please , make a video on devops too....i love the way how you present and explain

Thank you so much mate for the resources you have provided.

I lost my motivation to code once I kept looking at walkthroughs of the courses on codeacademy, it took me a month to realize that I wasn't learning anything. I am back on track now

Joowee uploaded 2 videos in 2 weeks ✨🎉 fullstackopen is also a good one

i would say the odin project would be enough. Then we can dive more into backend or front end based on our preferences.

Hi dude, I'm a full-stack dev from Poland, same exp lvl, just wanted to let you know that the quality of your video is top notch and I've really enjoyed it. Keep it up!

Will be working soon. i have meetings on next week on Tuesday. Very anxious haha but your advices are good.

Why dont you wanna join amazon?

Guys help me i major in computer science but i don’t know a thing about coding 😭😭😭and college is not helping at all can yall help me learn java

how old are you?

this hits 100%

Bro good content, software job is good or not

Me waiting for 1st software job

This is very relatable .. thanks

Thank you I start computer science in uni in September with very little coding knowledge what advice do you have

great vid. As someone new to programming this video taught me a lot.

There are many self taught programmers here in yt, some may be immensely gifted and others are average. I wonder why many of them put their stuff on youtube and promoting themselves with the same concept of content. Does that mean after getting to learn all the fundamentals of coding and getting an experience will lead me to creating another clichè youtube content??? I know job market must’ve been tough but misleading your audiences to at least believe that coding is possible while not talking about job (w/c is the primary reason why they chose to learn coding). Coding is popular since it can bring everyone an immense capability to earn more. Which is why people are finding ways on yt Code = earning more. And not, coding = youtube content.

You seem super genuine and you're definitely giving me hope as an upcoming CS grad with an empty resume 😅

Man that was some useful advice, I have stuck in this tutorial loop more than i<=♾️.

Thank you for making this video! I’m just starting to learn programming and this was encouraging as well as informative :)

Amazing advice used chatGPT today to help me with my code and I felt like a failure. Will definitely try asking it to explain the code instead of showing me the answer

Any good tutorial of how to use correctly chatgpt?

Hey man, the advice you gave is phenomenal! I was always told to learn by doing projects but if you have absolutely no idea or reference you're just stuck, so building your own project side by side is absolutely golden advice! I'm in my 3rd year of engineering but web development was never taught so I am building a blog site using Flask and was stuck not knowing how to start, for weeks together. Thank you!

Good

How far did you get into freecodecamp and The Odin Project before moving onto making your own personal projects? I am a new grad with no experience trying to get their first job looking for advice.

At he begining of my coding journey I got scared off of tutorials because everyone said I'd enter "tutorial hell" The reality of the situation is that it's very difficult to grasp coding patterns without seeing them implemented first. Yes, you can get stuck in a situation where all you do is mindlessly rewrite tutorials, but if you use them + chat GPT intelligently and actually try to understand every single line of code as well as recognize patterns it's the quickest way to learn.

I love Frieren

What school did you go to?

🤣😂🤣I liked this video a lot.. It made me to laugh so profusely that tears ran down, especially the part where you said you were in college - that image man is so awesome, I love that image . But it is true what you are implying. I finished HTML CSS and I'm about to finish JAVASCRIPT. I'm taking it one language at a time. I'm more into understanding the how's and why's... the concepts of each step. Functions are tricky and you need to dwell until you understand and make it your own thing

I am current struggle and depress about I wasted my 6 month class and still can't code properly in Html and Css.So it started to feel like maybe I am too dumb for this or I chose the wrong path but this video make me feel better .Thank you.

Also, dont be scared to start with tutorials that showcase core features of languages or frameworks. I know there are some psychos that tell you the best way to learn is to start building a project, but this to me, is akin to telling someone that the best way to learn to swim by diving into the ocean...its just not going to work and you will be overwhelmed and end up drowning. So take your time, start with the fundamentals, watch and read, take notes, try to implement small things for repetition purposes, rinse and repeat until you are comfortable enough to build a small toy project to test your skill. Once you feel more comfortable, move onto learning a particular tech stack and repeat the above steps again. Eventually you will get so comfortable that building larger projects beyond small toy ones are not as daunting as it seems.

I don't want to be jobless due to AI

nice video❤

we need more people like him, fr

Is hard specially if you bad at math 😢

Good video

Well-explained 👏🏻

Incredible video, please continue to make more!

Guys tech is dead. Learn to be a builder or construction worker, AI can't replace these

Mine wasn't with coding, but with Blender and 3D animation. Here is what I did to fix it. I stopped watching tutorials to create projects, but started creating projects to watch tutorials. Let me explain further. Instead of going on google and searching for how to make this? Or video for beginners or even what to learn first, I would sit down, and imagine I knew what to do already, and would start from there. So imagine, I want to create a beach with a house that explodes. First, I would go watch a tutorial on making sand. I would follow along, but it's nothing too serious. They weren't hard steps, and the video wouldn't be too long. A short tutorial that is about 2 minutes. Then from there, I'd learn how to model something, and from there I would know how to add texture from the sand tutorial and so forth. I don't know if coding works like this, but this is how I started learning Blender. After spending about 2 years of wasting time, this was the way that worked for me

My gpa is really good but I only have experience working for my school's IT department, not really an internship. Am i cooked?

how much time it took you to learn HTML CSS javascript and React, cause I was stuck in tut hell for 3 years imagine

how many months it took you to learn ios & swift dev?

Hi Joowee, thanks for posting about your journey. I have been watching some of your videos on your channel they have been really inspiring and motivating. Hope you are doing great