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Hii from 2024, any of you guys knows a way to deploy a react app for free?? like deploying on github but for react projects?

Love the 'reset your brain' idea, I've been feeling burned out lately, and I think a good workout would help me get back on track.

$21 an hour is awful for software devs

Great interview, thanks this gave me so much inspiration ❤

'living a comfortable life" ... proceed to show a random girl's cheeks

This was a helpful video I've seen a lot of portfolio websites honestly they all look good but they all look the same I'm not sure if anybody really stands out per se needless to say I'm not a hiring manager for anything web development but I wasn't impressed after the first three or four portfolios I saw because literally they are the same so I agree with you about not making it overly Fancy on the visuals

8 years now bro

can we embed bot on WhatsApp?? is there WhatsApp option available?

As a self-taught software engineer working in tech without a degree, it's easy to be hyper-focused on job security. But honestly, if you focus on improving your skills, credentials and network, you establish your own safety nets. Cheers to your goals 🍻

Thank yo. It is such a great posting

coze platform is not available in India . Please advise how to use this platform in India ?

Can anyone be a self taught medic, a self taught architect, a self taught lawyer? The question answers itself.

“The end of the low-effort self taught programmer”. There I fixed your clickbait title for you

Not available Our services are not available in your country or region.😒

Thank you for sharing the experience bro; Am really motivated.

Sorry, you cannot purchase projects in Project Catalog using this account. I see this message, what should I do to make my project available for purchase? thanks for the help

hello bro can i start zero from programming at age 28 could you advice me ?ples

Awesome video😎😎👍👍

I HATE UDEMY HALF OF IT IS JUST A DUDE GOING "so, ermmm.... So basically, erm... We are gonna, erm..." I LITERALLY WATCHED A 11 MINUTE VIDEO OF A GUY GENERATING TERRAIN IN ROBLOX STUDIO (I CAN DO THAT IN 30 SECONDS) udemy is a COMPLETE waste of time and money

5:37 did that guy use array.length() in python

You are absolutely right. I think those people who took it negatively were probably mostly beginners like myself. Life is full of never ending obstacles. You just have to keep at it no matter what.

Thank you very informative.

Do shoot such content in India you will spend good amount of money here easily everyone can do

I watched this video 2 years ago and created a react naive app that has near 1k users and about 300 customers. I made a mistake with my backend lol AWS AMPLIFY

tip: give up and jump from the highest building

2024: Zero to Full Time Unemployed Development

Should i specialize in backend or mobile?

I don't want to be jobless due to AI and I don't want coders to be replaced

As a beginner in investing, Its wise to work with a professional to avoid losing money and to increase your chance of making a profit. This is why I work with Ampararivas.

In last 14 days on Upwork, I spent 15$+ worth connects and earned 18$ and a 5* review. 😔

How many connects did you buy to start with ? Your response will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance

Sometimes its hard though...been on for close to a year ..spent hundreds on connects...two good jobs with 5 star reviews but haven't cashed out at all.

I haven't finished the video yet but wanted to help those who may need it: - Apply to jobs thats require years of experience. If you're willing to learn what's needed, they may still be interested in juniors even if the job is initialy not for you

Hey @Kenny, I've been on the self-taught journey for 1 year and 5 months now and am currently building an app. However, due to numerous rejections, I'm considering applying for a Master's in Software Engineering. The market has been extremely competitive lately, especially for juniors like me who are trying to break into the industry, particularly here in the UK. Recently, my company accepted me as a part-time worker. Initially, I thought this would give me more time to work on my app. However, I believe the best strategy now is to pursue a Master's in Software Engineering (since I don't have a CS background) to stand out and increase my opportunities. Does that sound like a wise move for you?

This video is super helpful for entry-level developers! I didn't realize how important it was to build a strong portfolio with real-world projects. I'm going to start building some projects right away, even if they're just for practice. It's also great to know how important a LinkedIn profile is for recruiters. I'm going to make sure mine is super professional and detailed. Thanks for the great advice!

what an amazing video, never done mobile development, main job is a quant dev, looking to work on my side project idea

There is a limit and qouta on the bot

How can I keep it private ? I dont want it to be on COZE store its got my personal information and I want to use it as a personal assitant only.

At 7:15 the sum function only takes 2 arguments but the boy gives the function 3 so its a straight forward error he just have to write if i+j+k == target: .... Rest of the code btw great and informative video and i also deserve that 100 bucks i guess 😁

Anyone watching this now should be warned that Angela Yu is a scammer. Her udemy course content is way out of date but she always updates the year in the title to make it look relevant. At this point it claims 2024 but much of the content later on is over 6 years out of date.

damn these problems were really easy ones. Anyone who does programming on a regular basis can do these. I am currently in my 3rd year of bachelor and I've gone through much more harder problems than these

I dont consider myself a self taught programmer, more of a self taught software engineer. I started to code and learn cs fundamentals at 12 years old, when I got my first job at (20) I was almost coding already for 8 years just for fun and because I enjoyed it. Now at 30 years and around 10 years of professional experience under the belt, I still keep learning new things and building things, 3 months ago I built/designed my own cpu, assembly language, assembler, Java-like programming language, compiler, an OS, and games for that os/language (nand2tetris1 and nand2tetris2 course I recommend it a lot). The thing is, there never has been an entry for low effort people who got into coding in 3 months because of a bootcamp, all those people are now fired and probably cant find job cause in 3 months you have no fucking clue about programming or cs fundamentals (you dont need a degree to get cs fundamentals), it was just a bubble because a lot of companies got free VC cash and they just hired a lot to build the next "unicorn" once they actually realised they need tomake profit andmoney was cutout. IMHO self taught or not, if you have experience, your likely hood to find a job will be much greater.

Damn, I am short one thing. Where do you get blue light glasses?

what was the song at the end??

Fuck working for some one as a dev I'm tryna sell my app to big pharma

can you tell me can i create this from llama 3.0 model because of data privacy issue i want use lcoal model?you advice wil be highly appreciated

Choosing the right online job platform feels like picking the perfect recipe - you want all the right ingredients for success! What are your top tips for finding the best fit?

There are people who force them to learn code for money Iam not like that it's just that Iam addicted to writing code and solving bugs.

3 already chugged down cup of coffee as decoratives