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Me lol .. sometimes I literally got so serious about it like for 4 day f week then again I need to motivate myself hehe😅😂

Definitely me lol

+1

@@serphy30 which language are you working on

Thank you!

These type of videos also keeps us motivated

This vid is gold

I really need ur help @brian chache

I really need ur help @brian cache

Please tell me more. I need the guidelines to learn coding from scratch.

@@opeoluwaalo8366 what would you like to know?

@@cas54926 The title names of careers with the respective relevant coding languages. The clear road map to becoming a programer basically. Where can I take courses for free?

It's just mind-blowing. What do I actually need to know about coding and its relevance to the type of job I'm seeking for

@aliis-haaqibrahim3154 start with basics. Start with CS 50.

100%! Still have to keep improving on the job also. It never stops

​@@brian-cache when applying for jobs, do you suggest to tailor my CV to each job post every time? Or sending generic cv to many jobs? I tried the tailor method, it takes 30 min to apply to each job which is very time consuming

Happy to help! I had to learn it all the hard way smh

@@brian-cache I wanna learn C++

I read the same comment on a different channel. Was that you? @MycodingDiarie

Yeah me too as I am student in university the topics always give complex wording so I break it down to simple until clear my mind

​@@AlexanderIsDeadhe is everywhere

Thanks for watching!

Hi can I have your number

Javascript can be a challenge but it's so fun. Keep going for it!

@@brian-cache Coming from a banking background… the challenge is determining what’s the best path. There are so many ways to get a same result.

I'm with ya brother! I'm starting over at 62 and hoping a freelance gig may be possible? Won't know until I try! Best of luck to you.

@@cdnpow4852 I’ve taken a new direction. Grateful for the training as it helped me to comprehend what I truly want to do. Spending my days solving computer code riddles in another corporate role just didn’t appeal to me. Wish you all the best.

I want to start but it really seems hard , I wonder if you can help me out please

How’s it going a month later?

can you please tell me the book names?

can you please tell me the book names?

can you please tell me the book names???

​@@williamvikanstromsnes8162In case you didn't saw it, he edited message

Thank you ❤

awesome, this helps me more to understand this topic.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for watching!

Did you go through college and get a degree or self taught yourself? Im currently in school and struggling with calculus and dont know if i should continue or teach myself with online courses

@@icyjoe And yes, I am also "Self Taught" - No College Degree, been slanging code for the last 25+ years😀

Hey, can you be my mentor I want to practice on real-life projects

@@jaber6690 Did you get the list of links that I shared a couple of days ago ?

I would love to join your class sir, but starting with front end first....my coding is not very good

Wishing u well. Am 42 and just started learning code

I just turned 40 and I don't know where to begin.I just really want a good career and job.Single dad with custody of two daughters.I hate my factory job.Im ok with computers and just want a change in direction.Im so lost.I feel I'm too old..Sorry for venting but good luck to y'all .

Don't give up, take your time. Learn something new everyday, they will all pile up and help you later on

Thank you!

It's vice versa for me.

agreed

Yes, the pros will always tell you to learn 3 or 4 programming languages to get a job.

I'm from Zambia and I want major in computer science 🙏🏾😔

Hey Roy, you can also give Software Engineering a chance. It’s better than CS if you want to be delivering Quality projects, but CS is also good I’m not ruling it out.

Comparison is the thief of joy. Be kind to yourself. Not everyone will make it the same way and grow at the same rate. Focus on yourself and improve as much as you can. Be persistent, be consistent.

@vee7961 let's team up if you are in lsk

I’m currently in Ndola, I don’t know if thats Still okay?

I made too many. Still do lol

Glad it was helpful!

what is TOP, TDD. etc?

​@@clamato422TDD is just the abbreviation of test driven development

@@clamato422Top is The Odin Project

​@@clamato422maybe he meant The Odin Project

Can I ask why the Career switch. I came from sales and corp America now trying to get into med school. I feel like I don’t have it in me. (In my Early mid 30s)

can u suggest some good course regarding this..

Happy to help! Good luck on your journey

yea also i had a question do you think i should learn 1 program deeply then learn another or just learn the basics of a program then learn another@@brian-cache

Good luck..

Congratulations! Job well done!

No problem!

dude try 100devs, with Leon code with Leon best course ever

That will help you jump the junior level role. If you were able to build something that’s not the typical countdown timer or something similar, you’ll be able to show that you are about junior and deserve more.

Thanks for the support! I’m happy to help

Nah you'll find out pretty quickly Chatgpt writes bad code when you give it the reigns. Right now llm's like chat are a good tool for bouncing ideas off of and doing grunt work but they dont write the best code, rn its code is WET af. Even in ten years itll just be a tool to get work done much faster and help you bugfix

Thanks for watching!

Happy to help! I wasted too much time when I started

Oh that's 🔥. Good luck!

Thanks Bro ✌️

Thanks do the support! So for age I don’t think you’re late at all. I know some people personally to me that made the change in their mid to late 30s also. But I would try to focus as much as I can to try to make the change sooner rather than later. Just know there are way more avenues out there outside of web dev because it’s pretty crowded right now. Even if you’re learning JS you can still apply to other jobs not specifically web dev.

I saw someone on UKposts who started at 46 and is now working in tech from restaurant job. Lawrence codes- checkout his story

I'm 45 and just start learning Python, I don't think you're late at all

Please start learning Go Lang, it's very hot now

Thanks for this you have helped me make decision. I am 25 yrs a graduate of computer science I left coding jumping here and there but my interest in coding is always there. Now I have decided to quit my job and concentrate on coding

Just don't go into too much debt if you choose to go back to school! Python is always in high demand

Sorry to hear that. Are you aware of the Odin project?

@@brian-cache Thankfully WGU is super cheap. Will almost be fully covered.

@@abjee1602 I just looked it up. It looks cool.

That will burn you out so fast lol too much to try and understand in a short amount of time.

To be fair, computer science is more than coding and it is alot of shit thrown at you in a short time.

Same. I'm doing 100 days of code. These type of courses are usually well designed and slow paced in the beginning. And it's hella fun

Is it free?

How is it going so far?

Where is that course bro

@@FanTube0001 Udemy

It's over for the tech industry. Look elsewhere for work

@@manofsteel9051 Thanks, Superman!

​@@manofsteel9051lol. Right, continue saying that so as to prevent more competition. Your comment is doing me a huge favor by demotivating my fellow self-taught developers thus lowering competition.

can you explain this further and simply. You are saying something I really need to understand well. This is important information.

@@Nyamolo_V So as you know many of the large multis do project development by simply outsourcing their developers for a fixed amount of time to their clients. They have a number of ongoing projects all the time(a few that requires java BE and Angular FE and some others with react or c++ or anything that required for that project). When a new project starts and the company suddenly needs 5-10 React developer for the job(and they dont have the necessary resource available) they will begin to hire. They dont want to loose the project so they will go easy on the interviews just to be able to build up the necessary workforce and will promise all that you want to hear. Lets assume you as a young ambitious react developer got hired for full time by this company for this specific project. It goes on for 6-7 months and you work within you desired technology. But then suddenly the project runs out and you end up on the bench. You tell your boss that you happy to work on any other react project but unfortunately the company does not have any free slot available for you on any other ongoing development. You just became a reliability. Then a new development comes in with requirements for Node js devs. So your boss reaches out to you and tells you that this is all they got and either this or hit the road. So you either become jobless or start working with a technology that does not part of your personal development plan and before you know you will find yourself in a loop of unrelated projects, filling requirement gaps and slowly turning into a generalist.

Slow down and take one piece at a time. When you try to do everything quickly or at once you will get overwhelmed

Thanks for the support!

I wish it was lol