Very informative! Thank you.

Hey, I have questions. Could you do a video of your current desk setup from four years ago and what's changed?

You dont work, that is why you have no worth

awesome that you had the reseilience to reskill and hold out for a good offer. i'm also 10+ years into my coding career and just had my first layloff. I also was making ~300k and now off the jobs i'm getting are like 100-130k. it's pretty rough, i'm not getting traction for better jobs at the moment. How did you end up finding your role?

By the time I realized this about tutorials, I was out of time and had to switch up my roadmap. I will still eventually need to learn to code at an intermediate level at best. Thank you for putting this message out. This will save people so much time!

Do you miss being a full stack dev?

3:35 And here is the whole purpose of the video - something to sell.

Wow. It came in the right time for me. Thank you for your insights!

Chris why aren’t you recording new videos?

Thanks for the inspiration Sir!...I feel that even though I'm 50+?...I can still try to become a Full Stack web dev....here' goes!!!

You don't need a degree but it helps immensely, I think it was fireship who showed the stats of people in tech with degrees vs BootCamp and I believe it was 3/4 who did have a degree. That means if there are 4,000 jobs the non-degree devs are fighting over 1,000. I am just lucky and unlucky that I went the self-taught and BootCamp route and then went to get a degree at that point it was easy and I got straight As in every course.

Hey Chris : Is this step-by-step guide still relevant even for 2025?

Here’s the revised version: “You’ve come a long way in your journey! Could you share your experience with the work culture as a web developer? I’m transitioning from a Network Tech role and am looking for a completely new career path. One thing I’ve noticed, though, is that work culture seems similar across Network Technician roles. In networking, it often feels like people are stepping on each other’s toes, and professionalism can be lacking at times. As a contractor, I’ve seen this pattern in multiple places. How does the culture in coding compare? Do you deal with a lot of complaints?”

Hi there :). Could You please advice if this TUMI bag fit under the seat in airplane, or you must always store it above? Thanks!

This dude is a phony and probably not a good developer therefore he’s been laid off. People here seeking help don’t listen to this guy trust me. I’ve seen plenty like him pretentious know it alls and struggle to meet deadlines

I am 49 now, do u think its late for me to start your path

If you have to work for free for long just to get an interview, then you know the craft is over saturated.

More of these types of videos please. 😊

I started yesterday!!! ❤ thank you!

css is important, because it determines how the design structure behaves (responsiveness is not quite simple at first)

I have a problem, do you have github repo? I want to see how much you contribute

Hi Sean, I'm learning a lot from you. I am a career switcher and would like to become a software engineer. :) Do you have a Filipino blood, brother? :) You look like a kababayan.

Thanx to share your precious Experience ❤

Grit

Nice video

watching this in 2024 and chris says "don't cheat with chatgpt" how true that is...

Can't wait to give this a go!! Thank you so much! I hope you do more videos like this!

wow

"You get what you put in. If you you're not putting in the EXTRA effort". Sounds like you get less than you give.

I would say lets just switch to something else to get paid. If anybody has their financial security sorted then they can continue sticking around until market gets better but for rest of us we have to abort this shit.

It's more that juniors have it easier now bc they can use Ai, and produce stuff that seniors do... So all the seniors that aren't really innovative and experienced are obsolete... Which then again is not a good perspective for juniors bc they might never reach the senior level...

do you have the job now?

I learn Jahyahscrip

Well done Chris!

I watched the full video yall, This is bs dont fall for it

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I start my journey today 😅 Taking that first step , for real for real I too will make it 🥳😁

My stack: html, css, js, php, sql, and Chat GPT. That's all I use.

For real bro everything you said is the truth 🔥🔥🔥💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

bro this guy is so confusing one day hes saying its good and inspiring and now hes making vidoes that are making me over thing bro just stop making youtube vidoes

selling course. that's why.

This is value packed ❤❤ To all new programmers a reminder that you are doing your best. Don't give up now. A little more push could bring the break you so desperately need. I am rooting for you ❤❤

this guy man, I remember following him 5-6 years ago. Such a legend.

7 years isn't long

I don't want to be jobless

I am in tech job

That is so dope man! I'm currently learning HTML right now and looking to pivot into web development.

I sat down to learn CSS intensively because it shocks me how much i sometimes forget some of its properties, and then KZbin recommended this video😂😂