I'm really glad I stumbled upon this video. Albeit, I wished you put the recommended site links in your description. Thank you for giving a roadmap. I sent this to my brother in college as well. I hope he finds it useful.

can't find the get the call bundle. Great video

Theodinproject is grear but to much information just dumped on you. You don't know whats important and you end up burning out from reading everything.

Just typing some timestamps here for future reference, this video is very useful! 4:14 4:43

please suggest a minimum salary after learning Python and how to self-test check coding skills online, most importantly what salary is very easy to get from remote work coding, and part-time work?

I have worked at a software engineering company that actually requires a degree! You have to start somewhere. This person is against these colleges and universities because he couldn't hack the schooling.

Great video, Brian. I’ll be implementing these techniques. I’m trying to learn SQL, then JavaScript. Thank you!

hey, where's the resume template

Great video, will recommend this to my students.

I just found you and I wish more and more people knew about you. Your content is very helpful and practical.

Thanks for getting right to what we need to do...no fluff.🎉

How can I get the resume template?

Thank you so much bro i really like how you explain,good video

Hey man, hope you’re doing alright; we are waiting for new vid

you make a non programmer think this is easy...

You didn't add the "Get the call" bundle link. Besides, thanks so much for the insights. I'm new to your channel. My first video and this is something I really need to know. Especially the job search. Thanks.

Did you still undertake Html and css?

Thank you for your guidance and insight, Brian. I'm a newbie to programming and gonna start out with learning Python. Much appreciated 👍

Me with c++

I be super excited

Don’t learn C, C++, Rust and Python without a Computer Science degree. Most jobs that require the use of these languages will need a computer science background. Python is popular in data science. C, C++ and Rust require memory management knowledge. All these are skills one can only get from a Computer Science degree.

❤

great video

Very helpful video! Great advice! I started learning to code with Python and then I went back to school in January, I started learning Java because the university I go to doesn't have Python courses, only Java. So I had to learn Java LOL. Very different from Python but there some similarities that I became familiar with when I was learning Python, such as what a variable is, what a value is, integer, boolean, String, etc. I didn't have a hard time understanding those in Java since I learned them in Python. Now the real the question is, since I haven't been learning Python in 4 months now because I've been learning Java in computer science classes, which language do I stick with from now on? 😅 Should I go back to learning Python? Or should I stick with Java? 🤷‍♂ PS - I think they will add Python to my university next year, according to my lab professor 😅

I am struggling to raise money to buy devices, buy courses and internet costs. As well as struggling to survive for my three children and wife.

Extremely informative. Liked and subscribed immediately!

I am a beginner programmer and I find Programiz to be a good platform where you can learn how to code..I am busy with Python

I started learning Python but the programming logic is hard😂

What is the best laptop or computer for coding or learning coding that are affordable?

… or you can do it right from the get-go and go to college get yourelf a bachelor’s on Computer Science where your teachers are all pros and potential contacts for jobs, this way you will not miss any basic concept - worked for me - but if you can’t do that I think this is a decent video that may work for you

This is such a great video on how to get a job. Applicant Tracking System, Portfolios and Projects, Applying directly...Amazing!

can i get your phone number if you will not mind?

"Junior" Job Posts today: Bachelor's in CS + 3-5 years experience in Java, Spring, and Scalable Architecture. 5 years experience in database management. 2 years as a rocket engineer.

i just want to learn coding so i improve my skills more so i can get more ideas

Python or JavaScript

Thanks for the info! This video so Underrated .

I was scrolling looking for dude who summarises the video

Great tip about not having a resume with a fancy design ... cus that's me right there. Sigh, back to MS Word I go ...

Thank goodness oh for making this video

yes I am

In my country there are no jobs for freshers please let me know how to get experience?

Much needed video. I’m 32 and just started on JavaScript. Thanks this motivated me more

Can any one suggest to learn java for free

Please anyone here who is a frontend web developer and don’t mind studying together?

thanks

Great video!!

And he’s a weirdo

He’s a clown

Thanks sharing