Coding bootcamps are insanely expensive now.

Currently a QA engineer, and i need to switch into the software engineering fully! It's just taking a lot of time

Thanks! When I graduate high school, I want to go into a web development job so these tips are really good!

Great advice, I'll take it, just starting my journey coding. Thank you so much for this, could save me many hours of studies 😁

I am a junior dev, and you're advice is 100% on point, I have seen my seniors at organization take on complex things, do the extra initiative, always volunteering to get hands dirty. Some of those lads got promoted in less than 1 year, thanks a lot for framing all this into one single video, it takes months of 1:1 with your mentor/manager to understand all this in multiple iterations. Great Work Mate!

Try writing a script first when recording yourself speaking. You opened a lot of sentences without actually finishing them

Yay, I'm the first. Love your content man

Man youre like so awesome 😎. Keep going never give up 💪 and remember me when you're famous ❤

New Sub and solid video. I literally just got back on my journey to code and your video stumbled into my feed. 👍🏿

Thanks bro, this means a lot to me..

Great advices. This actually sums it up everything a newbie should know, is right here. would definitely recommend this video

Just sub'd. Bro, the word out there is that coding boot camps are dying, closing down, etc. There was a pretty good one called Software Guild who taught C# & Java, and they are no more. I don't know what to even think man!

What resources would you point to understand algorithms and data structures?

Fullstack bro is an elite handle

Good video, but id suggest a better microphone

Awesome video man!

thank you 😊

Hey bro, I am working remotely from past 4 years now and I agree with all your points. As you said we have flexibility, but stick to a schedule of your own and get things done, that's what matters the most.

Personal goals are the missing piece for many of us. Setting proper goals is half the job.

Hello, thank you for the video, Sr. here and i mostly code in Python. At [1:15] AI tools won't replace SWE minds, so AI will not help to do efficient code, at least the current models are not target for that, AI right now it is a general tool, you can use AI just to ask, looks for opinions, avoid the code that those tools create for us. But as you mention eariler, know how it works ChatGPT will not let us move from Jr to Sr. Cheers from Venezuela 🇻🇪

Another banger thanks bro, do you mind if I react to this?

No 💀💀💀💀💀💀

That's great advice I had a very sped up course in python in uni and since we were moving so fast I had to constantly go back because I couldn't remember everything

Thank you

Can you please speak twice as fast my ADHD brain can't handle this

Thank you very much this is what I was looking for

Great video

Thanks for the video! I’m currently going in to my senior year as a computer science major at WGU. I’m looking to land a full stack role after graduation

Maybe i will deploy graphic cards with 1m cudas. Some day. Maybe. Who knows. Coule be a good idea of business for $12 the card. Who knows.

Great video! Just wondering - I'm very new to actively learning to code. What are examples of different coding styles? I feel like I've heard that terminology used before but never really understood what it refers to.

can you reccomend nice bootcamp for web developer?

Yo brother you got any bootcamps you know that follows the payment structure you mentioned? Any remote one? Great vid brother God bless alhamdulillah

Some great advice Brother and I am wanting to learn scripting as it would come in handy for not only server administration but also network administration. Thanks so much for the advice, I will do the projects!

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I recently completed a 6-month bootcamp and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Management. During the bootcamp, I learned to integrate login and registration pages with the backend and create APIs using Python and SQLAlchemy. However, I find it challenging to create something new and original on my own. For example, I want to implement a donation feature, but I’ve never done it before. Do you have any suggestions on what I should do besides following tutorials? I'm not just worried about this; it's already happened to me. I've followed some tutorials before, but when I try to solve a problem independently, I struggle to do so without asking AI or referring to a tutorial. i really appreciate the feedback sir

Can you learn everything online? Yes Do companies still list degree on the job requirements? Yes

Your gonna make it big time so keep up the good work

great content bro subbed

big thanks

Hey, another gym enthusiast from India watching the tutorial! I just subscribed to the channel.

Thanks bro

I just want to say that, If you are thinking of becoming a developer then you will have problems soon. If we look at the market now, the software development domain is collapsing. Out of 10 million devs only 100,000 to 1million will remain, that is some expert prediction. So stop dreaming, and start learning other things.

Literally started my journey into becoming a developer. Busy with FreecodeCamp,so seeing this video and your take on going to college was pretty dope

To saturated though

But is it worth it starting from zero, considering ai replacing entry level jobs and raising the skill ceiling to even get a low paying job?

Keep it up bro

Great video! I work as a QA engineer, also doing some coding for a startup, and it has helped me think outside the box, and making quality products.

Also great advice for any given skill/hobby

Thank’s bro

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