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what if i learned ui ux and become the front end developer and ui ux designer of that company too.. they go parallel and ican get 2 salaries at the same time aslo

Becausecof competition some developers accept the low offers 😂

That was an incredible tip for finding clients. I like that cold email approach because it puts some of the control back in your hands, and it feels a bit more hopeful than just firing off applications. I'm going to give it a shot so that I can finally get started freelancing. And just in case anyone is looking for front end talent, I'm a front end engineer with 6 years of experience, specializing in TypeScript and React 😁 Also, I didn't know Wix had so many interesting features like back end code and a cloud IDE! Very nice.

I really appreciate this...

Thank you Chris for sharing your insights. Do you offer mentorship?

Applying to an institution for course on software engineering for about 2 years before chasing my degree

Thank you for giving me hope. I'm so inspired by your story...

So is always posible, you just don't know when?

Cheat sheet for interview? I don't even get interview calls😂😢

You really good man❤

temu is owned by the ccp and they want you to download the app to track you

Save your money and if you have enough invest in something clever while you still have some time. AI will takeover everything, coders will be in no demand very soon. The best solution if there is a chance is to land a job under government umbrella, easiest IT jobs to do, secured for life. Best of luck.

Bro crowdstrike

idk if its just me but every dev I see on youtube that makes or made this kind of money looks tired all the time with black circles around the eyes. Or is that just him? lol

2024 watching this bruh

I've watched your videos about JavaScript

Inspirational ❤

i mean..there are jobs out there,its never 100% saturated. but the thing is....as this feild becomes saturated the pay becomes low. The need for more web developers becomes low...thats what makes it worth/ not worth to learn web development.

I use neovim, the better text editor.

very nice

Started learning with tutorials for .js ... but will follow your advice when learning Python. I think Sam Altman once said something about resilience... i think you got that 🔥 Thanks for sharing!

Good on you, Chris. Congratulations.

The Internet is transitioning to web3 so being a Web developer is very much necessary

Congratulations!

Hey Sean, Congrats on finding a job. Real quick, what’s your opinion on Bootstrap over scss?

Is it worth to start learning programming now? 😢

Congrats dude🎉

i saw all of your video and now iam studying css now and all i miss is time and i wish if u can guide me bc i need you so bad i need your All your guidanceand im studying front end devi /////and if there is anyone wanna study withme just can replay me❤❤❤❤❤❤

Congratulations 🎊🎉🎈🍾

AI will replace developers and it already is.

whats the new job?!? when do we hear about that? Also, do you have any Interviews coming up on the Podcast channel?

Thank you so much man ❤

I lose interest mid way whenever learning anything this goes for web dev and networking

Not judging you but daym the US is crazy, 4 years frontend experience and getting $250k. I'm at 10 years experience in the UK and just managed to push over £100k. US salaries are something else

Do you think it’ll still take 1-2 years to get a job even with a computer science degree?

This doesn't make any sense for slow learners, you have to sit down in your spare time after work and learn and brush up the syntax and moreover, understand what to use when. You cant just "know how to use it". Especially when you first learning how to code. What hes saying is, since he already knows how to code, it still takes 2 weeks minimum yo familiarize yourself with the syntax and hes been working as a dev for 7 yrs whos learned/mastered how programming logic flow works to build a product from start to finish on live production environment and has delivered successfully for companies. You cant just say know how to do it, by doing it/using it to build projects and stuff cuz thats not fair to those learning and still in the trenches mentally of trying to understand the programming logic.

I have a wife and two kids and I’m looking into changing careers as a web developer. How can I gain experience to put on my resume? Thank you in advance

Hey my friend saw you at church! Lol

- Can you help me - figuring how to share a hyperlink that looks more friendly-? That domain format is not helping me to grow ⚡🏹⚔️

If a guy with 160k plus subs and a library of knowledge took 9 months imagine the rest of us

Why not have this mindset concerning tutorials: "Use tutorials to get you started. But use tinkering and projects to round off your skills"

bro is an actual hero for making me waste my time

Not using tutorials is so key as you progress in your software career. I’m learning that now. Learn by doing and building what you’re interested in. May be harder without any handholding but it does pay off. And you have a portfolio project that could impress employers. Prioritize JIT (just in time) knowledge vs JIC (just in case).

You’re very right, I definitely learn better when I build projects. Tutorials are just useful to me in that I learn that certain concepts exist and I can use them to build stuff.

So you work as a fullstack software developer at a ai Company?

I’m one of the OG here knowing Chris Sean since 2018 after graduating from my bootcamp. So, I’m cut the fluff and give everyone the 2024 version I think is the best way on being a developer. 1) Learn the basics of any coding language you’re trying to learn 2) Look at a basic projects being made from a tutorial on CZcams to see the language being used 3) Think of a project that you think you would like to build that is in your scope of understanding your language Ideas: I would go on CZcams and ask what are beginner projects or ask Google or copilot/chatgpt 4) If you get stuck I suggest you think about what you are trying to build first and then go on copilot or chatgpt for the answer Key Advice: ALOT of developer will tell you to go to the documentation which is a very good skill, but isn’t everything the ultimate skill you want to be able to lock down is building upon your researching skills on finding how to solve problems it doesn’t matter if you built amazing applications or get the answer from a CZcams or ai tool the ULTIMATE take away that you want to do is UNDERSTAND what you’re seeing from your answer the way to grow as a developer is build, search for the answer to your problem, understand what that answer is doing to solve your problem and rinse and repeat, through enough projects being built you’ll find yourself knowing a lot about that language and creating a ton of applications as well as being educated enough to show an employer that you’re job ready. PS: I really hope this helps new developer diving into the tech space or folks that picked up coding and put it down over the years. If anyone has further questions please don’t hesitate to write within this thread. 🙂

You’re so right ..! I also quit the tutorials and started building..! Game changer in the thinking process ..!

I’m watching this thinking about getting a certificate of proficiency in college. Is it worth it?

well, do not forget to mention that u have to go through leetcode and system design. Learning just language and database alone is not enough