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@sevrinaanastasia 13 сағат бұрын
I have learning disabilities like dyslexic and adhd but I'm sick and tired of dead end jobs. I'm going to be 36 on the 24th of July and especially after seeing such inspiring videos, I'm more ready then ever to delve into something entirely new and learn some new skills. I may feel very intimated and who knows, i may decide tech isn't for me, but how will i know if i don't try?
@ricvargas1 Күн бұрын
Hey @RealChrisSean, thanks for the video. Fantastic content! Quick question, so when you hunt for clients you look for just web development positions (ie: websites , e-commerce, etc...) or front-end development as well? And you aim for projects with a clear beginning and an end or ongoing work? I ask cause most of the open positions out there are for permanent work to do long term maintenance or something... Thanks again mate!
@andyl9920 Күн бұрын
I dont see the cheatsheet for html and css. I subscribed but only see the JS cheat sheet. Where can i find the sheet?
@aMaljOsHY1 Күн бұрын
Great🎉
@czar.aznable13 2 күн бұрын
Teach me the ways, Master. 🙏
@LwellyEbah 2 күн бұрын
Awesome thanks a lot ❤❤
@LV-426 5 күн бұрын
Thanks Chris. Your videos are very informative and it's really helping to paint a picture for me with regards to what I can expect and what is needed. Keep up the great work!
@LyciaJ 5 күн бұрын
I have a B.S. degree in something completely different only to realize last year, tech is where it is and want to learn to code. I learned overtime I love to solve problems. Tech has a lot of problems to solve and changes everyday. I currently work at a job where I am physically using my body 95% of the time and use my brain 5% of the time. I am tired physically than mentally after 1 year of graduating from school. I am ready to learn something different and make more money than those who are lazy or even tell me what I need to do each day.
@welldiscerned7540 Күн бұрын
Maybe you do construction like me right ?
@LyciaJ Күн бұрын
@@welldiscerned7540 Amazon
@mrmicflair 5 күн бұрын
A degree alone is not enough, it takes having skills and mindset to go past the minimum and learn around your personality. A degree can keep you from starting from the bottom when moving around the corporate space if a person has the communication and articulation of theit skillset.
@JPHET37 7 күн бұрын
All I can say be the best you can be and the key to ever lasting life is KNOWLEDGE 😊
@TopStrikerMaverick 7 күн бұрын
So basically nowadays tech companies look for people who are innovative and outside of the box, with cutting edge products. Not necessarily just some cookie cutter college kid? And that’s a harsh reality if true, but rather than complaining about why the marketplace demands certain things, people should just adapt!
@TopStrikerMaverick 7 күн бұрын
I’m getting a degree too btw, not a CS one but I thought it would at least look good in my resume!
@RealChrisSean 7 күн бұрын
@@TopStrikerMaverick Awesome man. I dont have anything against a CS degree whatsoever. I just worry about folks who think that's all you need to get your foot in the door. You need so much more. I'm personally going back to college just for fun. So why not get a CS Degree. Then later maybe a masters in something else for fun lol.
@TopStrikerMaverick 7 күн бұрын
@@RealChrisSean lol that’s great, I mean I was thinking I’ll just get this degree so I can have an easier time getting a job. Once I have my first actual job I can get real experience, and perhaps if need be I get a masters degree if I really wanna specialize in AI (companies do like to see a masters in CS for ML AI positions). Personally though I’m more interested in the business approach to tech, particularly the SaaS route. Considering you can start a SaaS with NoCode, the possibilities are endless imo and I can definitely expand down the line once my coding skills are sharper. Moral of the story is, people should look at what the marketplace demands when it comes to their skills in tech, as the landscape changes rapidly. College is lagging behind when it comes to the skills you need to understand to ultimately succeed. CS majors need to understand this!
@TheSoulCrisis 6 күн бұрын
In tech it always comes down to skills, knowledge, and connections. People are breaking into GovTech with security and networking based certifications, plus getting their security clearances. Some people can be in unrelated positions in companies and get promoted internally onto engineering teams too. Both college degrees and bootcamps leave a lot to be desired for getting people 100% job ready for tech, a rigorous 2 year trade school type program for software engineers would be far superior imo.
@TopStrikerMaverick 6 күн бұрын
@@TheSoulCrisis I wish there was a trade school
@ironpandaloco 7 күн бұрын
Life throws unexpected curve balls. Always be prepared for every scenario.
@Onyx0920 7 күн бұрын
I want to give my 2 cents on this. I just enrolled in community college just so that I can get a college degree. The problem isn't the degree itself, the problem is just the job market that's going on right now. Regardless if people take the degree or not, what is factual is that you must put in the work to get the result. I believe that so many people wants the results now, that when they realize how long it will actually take to "get good" at it. They give up and move onto something else. To me, there's a lot of benefits of getting a college degree. Of course, there are classes that are not related to the degree plan, but I have learned so much on how to do research. How to think logically, how to write down the problems and figuring out where the problem lies. All of these things are not talked about in Udemy, ZTM, or anything else from what I have seen. Are Udemy and ZTM bad courses? Of course not. But from what I learn, they just teach you the syntax and "plug this here" and "console.log()" that. It doesn't teach how to actually face the problem face on. I stand with CS Degree is 100% worth it, and it also helps with resume, getting interviews, internships etc etc. It is an investment in yourself and for the future. Because regardless if you get the degree or not, it is a commitment to learning how to code, how to solve problems, how to research problems etc etc.. Right now, use the resources that we have available and take advantage of what we have today. Not everyone who works hard is going to get rewarded, but those who have been rewarded has worked hard.
@sevrinaanastasia 14 сағат бұрын
My aunt has always assured me that college degrees are an investment for our future. These days, some aren't as good as others but if you can get a degree in a skill set that can lead to potentially good careers, it's so much more of an investment. I'm considering going back to school. I'm 35 and figure now is the time to really zero down, learn some new things and see what I can do. Life is too short, we might as well live it!
@Onyx0920 13 сағат бұрын
@@sevrinaanastasia Definitely do it if that is what you what you wish! Agree, some degrees are not in-demand or not worth putting the time into compared to many others. That I can agree with you on. But there are degrees that are worth pursing and expanding. Like for Computer Science, its not just a "software engineer" career that you can only take. There's much more fields and the IT industry is so vast. Regardless, do what is best for you and what you truly believe it is worth. But take the executive decision and start making progress. We only get 75 years to live, why not use every single day to improve on a skill or improve our daily lives? Start today or soon, because a year can go by and you can either make a year of progress or none at all. I'm not trying to sound like a "self-improvement" guru. I do not believe in them. But this is advice I wish I had when I first started out or when I was unsure of what I wanted to do with my life.
@sevrinaanastasia 13 сағат бұрын
@@Onyx0920 I totally get you and feel wholeheartedly what your saying! My aunts been trying to encourage me to get back into school and for good reason. Having an education doesn't hurt. I wish you the best of luck in your education and journey! Feel free to reach out in the future should you make it good, as I beleive you will! Wishing you the best. :)
@ezebado 8 күн бұрын
Hey Chris, I'm learning with a mentor once per week JS, React, Typescript, prisma, mySQL, next.js, etc and he said it will take around 9 month to learn and start appling for a job. How do you see this approach ?
@TheSoulCrisis 6 күн бұрын
It's far more ideal than 3 month bootcamps.....a solid 2 year program would be better for people on average for a complete tech career launch and you need A LOT of time to absorb those technologies.
@ezebado 6 күн бұрын
@@TheSoulCrisis thank you ! I completely agree. There are things sticking in my head after every day practice for an hour during last 6 months just now and this is normal. It’s another way of thinking and analyzing. Don’t give up guys!
@denism3711 8 күн бұрын
The amount of time spent learning stuff outside of work and you add that up and it's like earning an average salary.
@LeftoverSundriesMan 8 күн бұрын
A CS degree wasn't enough to get me a job when I got it six years ago, and the market has gotten even more competitive since then.
@centipedekid9824 8 күн бұрын
I'm done. I give up I've given my entire life to this and my last hope was college.
@maximus13234 8 күн бұрын
wait, what? what happened bro can you share something with us
@centipedekid9824 6 күн бұрын
@@maximus13234 All I ever cared about was CS. I made my decision of what I wanted to be back in middle school and worked endlessly to do anything to get me closer to being in the field. I did internships, went to camps, got into college early. But when I turned 18 I had a psychotic break. My brain never recovered and I all the hard work I put in was lost. I had to find a new college because my gpa was so tanked I couldnt even pursue CS at my original college. I had a job for a while which is more then any of my doctors expected. Everyone has told me to give up on my dream and I see why now. I'm not good enough, I'll never be good enough. I had it at one point but its gone and I have to make my peace with it. My life is over I've got nothing to live for and dont even know why I bother anymore. Just being realistic here I have nothing to look forward to and I my life is just going to be endless hell. The worse part about it is I was doing all this so that I could be a family man. I wanted to start a family early and now its just a selfish endeavor. I'd just be bringing in another person into this world that can experience the same curse my parents plagued me with.
@TheSoulCrisis 6 күн бұрын
College is just the start.....don't lean on it, instead lean on your knowledge, skills, passion projects, connections, and endurance to marathon the journey until you make it! College helps but only if you make the right connections and focus on the right things outside of school too.
@ipodtouch470 3 күн бұрын
College plus outside projects and you will well equipped bro.
@musashi4856 8 күн бұрын
College is becoming the land of the uninitiated.
@i.e.4427 8 күн бұрын
I can’t guarantee you with 100% certainty that a CS degree is enough… to get your foot in the door with little stress or difficulty. I tried doing everything you could think of; certs, bootcamps, networking, building projects, etc. Literally nothing worked. Stop saying people shouldn’t get a cs degree. It’s terrible advice and you’re genuinely lying to people
@RealChrisSean 8 күн бұрын
What about folks with a CS degree that can’t get a job? So they just wasted 4 years or should I help they understand they need to build things outside of school to help them become better developers? You tell me…
@i.e.4427 8 күн бұрын
@@RealChrisSean Relying on a CS degree alone isn’t enough, but cs graduates stand a better chance than boot camp grads for two reasons. 1.) They have fundamental understanding of computer programming, such as data structures and algorithms & and object oriented programming. Boot amps don’t cover those incredibly important topics. 2.) It’s a safer bet for companies to go for a cs graduate than someone who took some udemy course and finished it in 3 months. I’m not trying to pick a fight, I’m just sick of people saying that you don’t need a college degree to get into tech because it’s just not true. You don’t need a cs degree to learn how to code, sure, but that’s just bare minimum Think about those people who built projects, gone through bootcamps, went to meetups and job fairs and never got anywhere despite all their efforts
@RealChrisSean 8 күн бұрын
A CS degree is not necessary whatsoever to get a job in tech. People do not need to waste four years of their lives in college and drop $50,000 for something might not happen. A degree helps but not necessary whatsoever. I can build and learn more things in 1-2 years than what a CS graduate can do in 4-6. It’s all about effort and learning the right things. But again it’s not for everyone. Some folks need structure.
@musashi4856 8 күн бұрын
Thought experiment: If a CS degree cost $1 million dollars in todays dollars but you get a guaranteed job at Google paying $200,000/year, would you do it❓ At what point do diminishing returns begin to set in for a CS graduate; 4 years, 6 years, $200,000, $300,000, $400,000, ... ❓ @@i.e.4427
@i.e.4427 8 күн бұрын
@@RealChrisSean I agree. A CS degree alone isn’t a requirement, but it will significantly help in terms of getting that first job, especially through career fairs that colleges offer. Not everyone can afford it, but that’s why stuff like scholarships and FAFSA exist. In certain fields in tech, you pretty much need a degree or you won’t even get looked at. Not everyone can learn as fast as you do, and many people do need structure and learn the right information, which is found at college. I’m sure your experience can vouch for you, but for the vast majority of people looking to get started, they need anything and everything that will give them an edge. A majority of people who can’t land a job in tech, degree or otherwise, likely haven’t either put in the hours to understand and learn what is needed, they don’t know what they’re doing or learning, and haven’t tried gaining tangible experience through internships,which again can be remedied by college. But who am I to judge? You seem to know better than I.
@bboylorettoEight08 8 күн бұрын
Hey wassup bro I’m glad I seen this cause I was gonna go online for a computer certification or degree, are you still doing mentorship programs for someone who wants to learn full stack ? I’d rather you help me learn them wasting my time with schools and $$$ lmk please I’m serious about this,I’ve been following you since 2020 bro and have seen your journey.
@ayomidesamuel6750 8 күн бұрын
Please, do you have a good used PC you can gift me for my coding practice, I need one Thanks in advance
@TheHouseyApple 8 күн бұрын
Get a job
@RealChrisSean 8 күн бұрын
Try CleanMyMac X for free for 7 days: bit.ly/ChrisSeanCMMX Use my code CHRIS20 for 20% off on annual licenses of CleanMyMac X for 1, 2, or 5 Macs (1-month offer).
@captainkirk9700 9 күн бұрын
Well said. I've been in the technology industry for almost thirty years. This is one of the most unstable industries a person can get in. I've been unemployed for numerous times in my career. I'm glad my adult children chose fields in the health industry. I'm in my fifties. Some of my friends have chosen early retirement. I've earned awards in companies that I've been laid off from to.
@captainkirk9700 9 күн бұрын
Happy for you, because it looks like you found your niche. I've just been laid off recently (April 3rd 2024). This business is hard in the sense if you aren't working in the latest software stack, you are yesterday's news. My last job was XML transformations using xslt. I hope you find the job that you like.
@charanrajkandula 9 күн бұрын
Hello Sir, Good Informative video why can't you start a your own company, what stopping you?
@spaced9832 9 күн бұрын
Thanks for this video and interviewing 2 people who have been through the rigamarole . I'm about to turn 25 and haven't pursued any formal education since graduating high school. I've completed a few courses on data-camp but nothing I've learned from these small courses has felt like tangible knowledge. After watching, I am seriously considering getting into a Coding Bootcamp within the next 6-months.
@kevingeneer 10 күн бұрын
lol @ u throwing in at the end it will take 1-2 years
@trayjobe6995 10 күн бұрын
I say for a complete beginner go through super simple devs youtube course as he has challenges right after his lessons, and some challenges in which you have to complete and he explains very well. After this lesson, start making websites, etc. Then likley move onto java script, i seen someone say slowly add java script into the code, but idk about that. SuperSimpleDev - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWTIXpamgZyinMU I feel like this course is the only start you need.
@zonegamma8197 10 күн бұрын
I would also talk to my younger self
@relaxinggospelmusic2421 10 күн бұрын
😘
@thenocodejourney 11 күн бұрын
Can you please make. more videos like these.
@RealChrisSean 11 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment and support! I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I'm definitely planning on creating more content like this, diving deeper into JavaScript, functional programming, and other tech topics. Stay tuned!
@thenocodejourney 11 күн бұрын
Hey Chris great video I look forward to the next one.
@RealChrisSean 11 күн бұрын
Hi there! Thanks for your kind words and support. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. I'm currently working on the next one, where I'll continue to share my journey of relearning JavaScript and diving back into web development. Stay tuned!
@thenocodejourney 11 күн бұрын
I am learning so much from this please upload more content again
@RealChrisSean 11 күн бұрын
We're thrilled to hear that you're finding our content valuable and educational! We're definitely planning to upload more videos soon. Stay tuned for more insights and learning opportunities. Thanks for your support!
@itschrisdabs2191 11 күн бұрын
when will yous tart uploading again
@RealChrisSean 11 күн бұрын
"Thank you for your interest in my content. I've been focusing on learning and improving my skills in JavaScript and AI applications recently. I plan to start uploading again soon, sharing my new knowledge and experiences. Stay tuned!"
@trayjobe6995 11 күн бұрын
im a network support engineer at Cisco Meraki. I even decided to use supersimpledev html amd css course , he explain what code does what , and shows you. After this course I plan on just diving in and tryna design/make sites myself. I have a friend also in tech that hosts websites for real smaller companies. I likely can try to design one of his customers.
@simplyme8593 12 күн бұрын
Can I learn web development if I'm not good at math?
@ZahidAli-cx7gh 12 күн бұрын
Hammer is still in demand despite crushing machines!
@thenocodejourney 12 күн бұрын
amazing video again
@Rexdrey 12 күн бұрын
AI will replace the developers who do basic jobs
@Jon55034 13 күн бұрын
Hi, is it realistic to learn web design from scratch and start as freelance directly? or should always gain corporate experience first?
@aidanmccolm4553 7 күн бұрын
I wonder this
@TheSoulCrisis 6 күн бұрын
You really need to build up your network of industry contacts and savings to invest into the business and secure yourself first. It helps to establish yourself in the industry first, this gives you an edge pitching yourself to clients too. You will not make much money starting out because you're lacking the 3 things clients really care about: testimonials from others you've performed work for, strong portfolio of projects, and strong reputation in the industry through word of mouth and accomplishments. Chris worked for several years and positioned himself to be able to strike out on his own. If you produce content demonstrating your skills or a blog it helps too.
@mr.davidjmoore 13 күн бұрын
You look really rested, bro!
@StepDaddyIssues 14 күн бұрын
Ppl get too obsessed with the details. If you just know the name of it like : a function or array thats the only thing you need just google the rest you might google it 3-4 times a month if you use it alot but yll start to meomrize it by using it. Thats why they say just practice if you get stuck google it. If it seems to complicated try to. Understand it and copy paste it (if you don't understand it no big deal) yll face it again in the future im sure and then yll understand it. If you don't understand it its just to early and its because there are multiple smaller details you haven't encountered yet.
@as_if 14 күн бұрын
"Hey, my name is Chris, and I run a web development agency. I see that you're looking for [specific skill or role]. Given the opportunity, I would love to do this for you at a fraction of the price. Here is my portfolio and what I've done for other companies, which I'd also love to do for you."
@bboylorettoEight08 15 күн бұрын
AI is crazy I have chat gpt
@MichaelAlexander1967 15 күн бұрын
You make it sound a bit exhausting, and that only the over achievers with the time to do the extra work will make it to a job offer. I'm currently contemplating if a boot camp is financially feasible for me. I just don't want to be exhausted trying to figure out stuff. Who can relate to my concerns? 😊
@Chris-jb6og 15 күн бұрын
hi nice video
@RealChrisSean 15 күн бұрын
Hi there! Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more content on JavaScript, AI, and other tech topics. Don't forget to check out Data Stacks Astra DB, as mentioned in the video. Happy learning!
@eldartzangaouker842 15 күн бұрын
As a beginner, what language should i learn well?
@Jon55034 15 күн бұрын
Is it possible to learn from scratch lets say 1-2 years, then start working directly as freelance? Without ever working at a corporate front end dev. Job
@freenrg888 16 күн бұрын
I work as frontend web developer with React.js and Styled Components at a large UK insurance company. After 3 years working as web developer here I am on KZbin looking for advanced CSS courses. I really believe mastering CSS at a deeper level would definitely help me do better in my job. I am also looking to increase my knowledge of React.js and TypeScript.
@alfredngwayah8248 16 күн бұрын
Screw it. The best css library user was one a vanilla css expert.