5 Projects You Can Build In A Week That Will Get You Hired

[@mohdnawazishalam3255]

1. Web application using api 2. Bronchure site 3. E-commerce site 4. Personal Portfolio 5. Simple game

[@nick.h7566]

Mah dawg! Thank you! However, I totally still watched the whole video ;)

[@coder4life]

Thank you my friend

[@wandhee]

Thanks for the summary..

[@Hasansaid51]

Dude I have exactly everything you listed But I keep getting rejected cuz I don’t have professional experience for entry level job

[@skrezwan12]

You save my times

[@nathan_falkon36]

0:42 Web application using api 2:10 Bronchure site 4:05 E-commerce site 6:20 Personal Portfolio 7:40 Simple game

[@SanthoshReign]

thanks bro Its really helpful

[@TravelingMooseMedia]

Suggestion for site number 2: Create a brochure site for an existing business in your area that is not online. Show it to them and ask if they are interested in buying the product. Get Results.

[@TheXuism]

great idea, no one will reject that.

[@TravelingMooseMedia]

@@TheXuism It's not about the amount of rejections, it's about the few that say yes.

[@abundant_bby1108]

Damn this is a good idea

[@jkcrawl]

I'm pretty good with php. Where would you recommend for me to start as fsr as learning how to build an e-commerce site?

[@zaka7075]

@@VolvitoLeBard agree

[@KGcodes]

As a dev who’s done a lot of interviewing people now, these are great ideas. Make sure you make them easy to see and find on your resume and website.

[@pranav288]

sir please give some more tips

[@ThePredsedatel]

@Code For Yah meaning?

[@Marckiese]

Are you on LinkedIn?

[@mylesgideonprospero]

A lot of people do these projects and I feel like interviewers are tired of seeing them, is it still viable in 2023?

[@lastspoil5547]

Are these still good in 2023?

[@philrolly4465]

1. Web application using API. 2. Brochure site. 3. E- commerce site. 4. Personal portfolio. 5 simple game.

[@Arjunarjunskiy]

Thanks! Unfortunately this KZbinr just beats around the bush for 10 minutes.

[@sakinam8209]

@@Arjunarjunskiy it's his job

[@cryptoboy1461]

Trust me guys, no project will get you hired unless it's built and currently being used by an actual business or organization. So go around and find a real company where you live. It could be a restaurant, a warehouse, or whatever, and build them something interactive. Doing this with give you a massive advantage over a lot of devs.

[@prabu2778]

I am jobless for couple of months Preparing for interview. Basically I am Mechanical engineer. during my college days I hated the computer programs and I hated it. After finishing my degree I got a chance to work in a company. There I learned how website can make anything. And I came to know about JavaScript. I love learning js everyday.finally I realize The mistake is not in the language But the way of teaching done in our college.

[@f3-faithfitnessfinance]

All the best dude

[@prabu2778]

@@f3-faithfitnessfinance thanks brother

[@coder4life]

Good luck

[@mikeshilovski1512]

Same here, quit previous job to get into development Good luck to you!

[@ahmadmuslih]

You're true that's why many people hate math

[@steveh7922]

I really really appreciate you mentioning roughly how long the projects should take

[@dianasicevaia4840]

Me: //having the same thoughts. In a week. Great. Should do that. Also me: //spending almost a month on the portfolio website and still not done yet, because I'm constantly unsatisfied.

[@e.informatique4996]

@@dianasicevaia4840 one year for me xD

[@customname4680]

@@dianasicevaia4840 what's up

[@linhdiep9173]

1. Web appication using Api 2. Brochure site 3. E-commerce site 4. Personal Portfolio 5. Simple game

[@dhruvitdhodia2279]

I’m trying so hard to break in.. just graduated. Want to become a front end developer

[@razibhatti5293]

Thank you. I've developed a simple multiplayer game and a portfolio and I'mma work on building a website consuming API. Only started learning web development like 6 months ago and this is fun.

[@WebDevSimplified]

Congratulations. That is an impressive project list for such a short time learning.

[@razibhatti5293]

@@WebDevSimplified your channel, Ed, Design Course and few other channels provided a bunch of help. Thank you all

[@WebDevSimplified]

I love those other channels

[@whoman7930]

Hey, can u plz guide me. How to make a multiplayer game? I've my chess prepared!

[@mudassirsayed8703]

Which website r u building with API?

[@kevindelrosario2717]

continue what you are doing, this is the best content i've ever seen. with this kind of contents you should have a million subscriber. your tips and tutorials are all gold

[@mjs2016]

I can't thank you enough man. I haven't programmed in 3 months after going at it hard as a hobby 5 hours every Monday-Sunday for 3 years. I got tired even though I loved it and thought that would never happen. You gave me the inspiration for a portfolio website. Never before have I had an actual idea for design. I'm going to write it up and build it. God bless you man!

[@yt-sh]

u made somehthing?

[@mjs2016]

@@yt-sh Yeah. Since posting the comment, I've gotten a job as a backend systems manager

[@yt-sh]

@@mjs2016 backend is cool, good for you

[@yt-sh]

@@mjs2016 I have learn frontend and know some backend, any tips you can give me

[@mjs2016]

@@yt-sh Learn as much as you can as well as you can. Don't rush. Take your time. Learn a library/framework and get good at it. Then move on to the next. You'll find that there are similarities in the popular ones that will make each new one easier to learn. Most importantly, don't get too caught up in all the technologies and languages. At the end of the day, they're all just tools and you're the one who uses them to accomplish a task. The more you use your tools the better you become with them. Lots of luck to you! :-)

[@mananwebandall1203]

Really this man has made web simple for us...

[@christopherfiorentino6552]

What the f is an API

[@dimitarcukovski8704]

@@christopherfiorentino6552 using data from different websites, like putting google maps on your page. Easy stuff, KZbin-it

[@karaokewaala9107]

@@christopherfiorentino6552 Have you ever seen those KZbin videos embedded into the website, they're using an Api to do it. Or have you ever seen an option saying "sign up with Facebook" or "sign up with Google" on any website. They're using an api too.

[@ankitchoudhary3288]

API can be considered as a vehicle through which data can travel across our application architecture. APIs can be used to communicate with external applications also. GoogleMaps API, KZbin API, etc. are some of the common examples of such APIs.

[@hamzapaskingakhtar2654]

Just to summarize. 1. Web Application that works with an external API 2. Landing Page for any business. 3. Simple e-Commerce website 4. Build Own Portfolio Site. Add projects 1,2,3. 5. Simple Game like a chess or board game.

[@80Vikram]

Thanks a ton for your valuable advice, instead of just saying I know JS and some framework; if somebody actually shows working project; it's a big value addition to the resume

[@mikamanelka1326]

I can confirm that a good looking portfolio is an advantage. My HR told me 2 Months after I got the job, that they took my over others (more skilled devs), because of my 'very brautiful' portfolio

[@CodeProps]

I'd say building a full-fledged e-commerce could take months, but a simple prototype that could impress some recruiters can be deployed in a week or so. I'd highly recommend to have 'game' project in your resume because it would familiarize you with how events work, some simple mathematics and how to handle collision, things like this.

[@Djinn667]

How would you build a prototype?

[@rl6382]

​@@Djinn667 very carefully

[@rayyanabdulwajid7681]

If you exclude the admin panel, it can only take a week. You only have to add some products, build a shopping cart, do some routing to the product page, little bit of payments knowledge and you're good to go.

[@TikiHorea]

Great video! I've got a suggestion though: add some graphics whenever you talk about the different points. A lower third subtitle should be enough.

[@WebDevSimplified]

This is a good suggestion. I need to take the time to learn my editing software better so I can make something that looks professional.

[@athishay9338]

@@WebDevSimplified it is already professional and helpful :)

[@khangnguyenduy4974]

I dont know why your voice can transfer a lot of motivation in my way to be a web developer in the future

[@chithienvo6279]

Nguyễn Thành Khang ở Arizona?

[@cubedev4838]

For next video, can u make tutorial for this 5 projects? And can u tell us what your job now? As viewers we want all kind of this videos to still motivate.Thanks a lot Kyle!!

[@ElkunCoding]

I agree :)

[@robwatson826]

Something that would be really interesting is to see _your_ solutions to these 5 apps one should make. Walk us through it, how you'd go about each one, etc

[@ArisAris-fs1ip]

The point is not to see the solution, but to struggle, search alone and learn.The recruiters will ask questions about the technologies you used, what will you say, "I copied them from a youtube video"?? You think they are stupid?

[@dhaouadikassem8819]

there is two projects you can build and get job 1.small social media app like twitter (you wil learn more stuff by building small scoial media app) 2.e-commerce why ?? because majority of clients demand will be a e-commerce website

[@adammarley5616]

Thank you! This has been very encouraging

[@thielicious2156]

Doing a useful channel like yours with all your knowledge also gets you hired.

[@AjayKumar-id7mb]

I have given more than 10 interview and they really don't ask what project you have done. They ask coding questions and theoretical questions.

[@parhamm1]

my project used all kind of advanced stuff like celery, docker compose, 3rd party API, unit tests,load balancer, CI CD etc, but the front was as simple as possible with bootstrap and react, but recruiter said it too simple as a resume project lol she didnt even care im not a frontend developer :)

[@leonhossain8324]

we need an updated video for 2024 please!

[@PaganAbroad]

That’s all the what and why, what we really need is the how

[@mike109374]

Im just gonna go down the youtube list until i land a job. You are the first video.

[@footzenith2236]

I can't escape his videos...Everything is so important!!!

[@CodestarTechnologies]

You truly simplify web development you are a hero

[@LamaDramaTV]

Last tech challenge an employer sent me was a full stack frontend/backend/db of a fairly complex webapp and gave me less than a week to make it without considering I didn’t have 9h a day for them. Expectations right now are ridiculous

[@DraxTheDestroyer]

what?! I think they are trying to bait people by pretending to give them a job when they only want you to do or shorten their work for their clients. what a scumbag company, name and shame!

[@HALsc2]

I should watch this video over and over to keep my motivations up

[@subashd4625]

I build a projects as you said I placed in a company thank you for ideas that work really in my life

[@computerprogrammingwebtech3017]

The best way to know if you have gained skills is by working on some of the projects you have mentioned. . Building a project like an e-commerce site from start to the end can enable one gauge his or her programming skills and capabilities.

[@sivakumarg98]

The content which I am searching for over a month and this satisfied me a lot... Thanks man🤘... And got exposed to lot of web techniques from your videos only 😄

[@DigitalPlacebo]

You just gave me the project idea that I've been looking for. Thank You!

[@mikesaddi]

I always am pleasantly surprised when I watch a KZbin video and actually learning something valuable. Great advice!

[@austinwhitbeck3362]

These are great suggestions and I appreciate you making this video! Working on some final projects with my bootcamp and curving it towards one of these types!

[@randerins]

False. Actual 5 projects that'd give you a job: - "Hello world" in python - ToDo List - CLI calculator - HTML/CSS blog - Random puppy image API site

[@BobbyBundlez]

lmfao... if i see ANOTHER to do list... dude even when i was starting out with web dev i had 0 interest in ever learning how to make a god damn useless to do list lololololol

[@cronchcrunch]

@@Hunsecker Nah it's just a joke. These are things you would do in your first week of Computer Science/Programming class lol.

[@maibhassin]

@@BobbyBundlez beginners should do a to-do list app to learn CRUD development, and how to communicate with a database. But I agree it should not be in your portfolio.

[@BobbyBundlez]

@@maibhassin ive been coding for a year now... still feel like a beginner. haha!

[@Sh0Q_]

@@BobbyBundlez u still are

[@chimadivine7715]

Watched this video before. I'm watching it again and I got an inspiration. Thank you Kyle

[@henrythomas7112]

I like your video presentation. It is informative too, at the same time. Thanks a lot for your guidance!

[@kevklash]

You got me with this. Subscribed immediately, thanks for sharing.

[@ibrahimqassem2254]

You are honest in those ideas, thank you

[@vivekvijayan6532]

Really great points. Good for freshers who are looking for a bright start. 🔥

[@ladanski]

How am I just seeing this channel TODAY? This is truly helpful.

[@mosescodes3677]

Subscribed already for more updates, thanks, will do that, I'm a self taught developer and I'm really excited to be

[@dave6012]

I actually did all of those. I’m not a developer yet but I did land a job in software QA.

[@buzzikea]

Never had an interviewer asking me about my personal projects, all they wanted me do to is to solve an algorithm.

[@Toulkun]

True, if you can solve a problem then you are in

[@RonaldoCR-fi9nk]

You need to learn Data Structure and keep a check on Complexity as well.

[@karthickrajalearn]

Without Portfolio Site Through my Skills and Communication I got project Keep Continue ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@gloriankkl9521]

Thanks Brother for your information. May God bless you

[@marisolparientes1778]

Thank you so much for making this video! Straight to the point 😍 Really worth my time ❤

[@alanpolanco984]

Awesome! Your videos are very helpful and so easy to understand. Greetings from Cancun

[@PieJee1]

And remember that if you have a job, that any code you write during working hours is often owned by the company you work for, so you cannot use it for job interviews. Use tricks like this or make sure you have some open source projects

[@ryangatchel]

Very thought out ideas. Thank you for sharing!

[@nativetube]

Man you're a legend, the greatest of all time.

[@seanjang1218]

Just after I prepared myself for building a web application using api I saw this video, these are really good suggestions, thx😉

[@AkashYadav-pq6de]

Simply thank you . Your words boost me

[@shivanigaddagimath2143]

Hey Akash! Are you a 2021-passout and interested in exploring job opportunities in web development ?

[@AkashYadav-pq6de]

@@shivanigaddagimath2143 I'm 2017 passout & yes interested in job opportunities.

[@shivanigaddagimath2143]

@@AkashYadav-pq6de Good to know that Akash! Please connect with me using the information on my channel. Looking forward to discussing the opportunity with you.

[@MinhNguyen-zx8me]

I've built 3/5 things that you said in the video. I'm looking for your next video showing us how to do an ecomerce website :) thanks a lot. You always rock. Your tutorials are great !!!

[@BeyondAIR15]

I just finished building 4 landing pages and currently learning ReactJS what should be my first project after im done learning? Mind you my landing pages aren't too special just simple stuff I did.

[@sponefromrainbow4869]

I'm loving your stylee, and for your content is so helpful, keep going, the web need persons like you.

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thank you so much!

[@kyleparsotan6799]

Learn python html css and JavaScript myself and used courses to help

[@keithsloan994]

I really love Kyles content, but in non tutorial videos, he sounds better at 1.5x ;)

[@henry_sparks]

I could have subscribed to your channel twice or more if I could. You are a flipping genius man, Love your content, I have learnt loads of stuff from you. Please Keep making these videos.

[@Paparoo24]

I've heard from many developers that building projects such as tic tac toe or todolist is too simple and should not be in the portfolio. Is this true?

[@yampolskie]

I never thought of making a web game until you've mentioned it! I was torn between web and game dev, then here you were with why not just combine the two lol you are really good!

[@tylerdurden8807]

suggestion for the e-commerce tip: it is way too easy and cheaper to create a store on shopify. a huge project recreating an eCommerce store from scratch might be a waste of time. yes, it will still prove your abilities, but practically speaking, your just re-inventing the wheel here. real-world example: you would have to charge probably 15 to 20 k for all that work if you do it all by hand, but if you just use shopify, its only about 5k worth of work. no one would pay you more for the same outcome just because you did it from scratch. love your content btw. ty!

[@ogbillity]

Why on earth will someone give this video a thumbs down?

[@eyobdagne5230]

Thanks!!!, section for the video for each projects would do better.

[@pratikthorat3480]

Because of you web development is really Simplified

[@ihabjelti8101]

best youtube channel Thank you man !!!

[@by.deargreen]

Great insight and you explain it in a precise manner. Cannot thank you enough.

[@thesuperiorman8342]

Thank you. Your videos are actually practical and helpful in the real world

[@m.svinayak7277]

I Love the way he talks

[@moniquenavarro4131]

Thanks great video, and projects!

[@dontgetsalt2045]

You always seem so calm bro

[@avinashkumar8306]

very informative video buddy, thanks!

[@ovskihouse5271]

Give us the simply exercises or projects that allow us to remember coding tags that we had used in.

[@nelllockwood5680]

@ Web Dev Simplified With a Hair like that you should on a catalog!

[@mikel3510]

Thank you for taking the time for this

[@Scottni2]

Bro, you are a godsend. Keep it up!!

[@mayank_upadhyay_19]

I have been doing an ecommerce from scratch and it's been 2 months, will be finishing it within 3-4 days. It took so long because, I learned so much on everything that I never knew, from project design process to final automated testing and standardized documentation. And I am barely telling you only main things.

[@shivanigaddagimath2143]

Hey Mayank! Have you completed many projects ? Are you a 2021-passout and looking for job opportunities currently?

[@mikeshilovski1512]

Thank you, for all the advices you give and videos you make. I'm really glad I'm subscribed to you Have a great day

[@25kirtan]

Thanks man. Subscribed.

[@amyp.575]

Okay, what about only front end?? That is all I want to do starting out.

[@WebDevSimplified]

You can still do a portfolio, brochure site, and a site that uses an API. I would also do other front end apps like a non functioning ecommerce site for example that is only the frontend with no backend so it doesn't function but still looks good. You could also do a local game that would be frontend only.

[@williamhorn411]

Yeah okay all these fancy words are cool and stuff but anybody see this dude's arms in the thumbnail? My man's RIPPED

[@grzegorzszymanik4154]

Thanks for the awesome video!

[@moja-mojahh.jpeg.9829]

Changing career sounds overwhelming. But being a software engineer really makes me inspired to do it because I feel that coding is one of my passions, and you did an amazing job to explain your tips here in a simple manner. And I like your communication skills, clear and concise😉 Because of that, you have earned a new subscriber. Looking forward to learn tons of things in your youtube channel. Your content, I'm sure, will really help me to build a stong foundation in web development. Thanks and more power to you💕

[@arturorivera3243]

Hi, I'm currently in the same process of changing career and this channel has provided me great insight into the web development, but also The Odin Project webpage. I just wanted to share that page just in case it is of any use to you and wish you good luck :).

[@rmdashrfv]

Based on the title, I was under the impression that he was saying you could build all 5 of these projects in 7 days. Am I hearing this right?

[@soundninja99]

No, he means a week per project

[@user-um7tw6kx4r6]

This is such a great video, thanks

[@daryllemans9473]

Thank you for sharing you secrets. I really appreciate it. I'm working hard now.

[@shahedtheboss]

Web is really simplified Thanks kyle♥️

[@gujaratiincanada2464]

Hi brother, I am your new fan + subscriber

[@JCL-nu4ge]

Do you mind sharing the 3 projects you created so we can get a feel of them? Thanks again!

[@SweettyDavid]

Thanks, great advices!!!

[@dhonnad.3709]

great video! self-taught web developer here. by-the-way your eyes is irresistible !! 😃

[@shera2667]

Your every video is so informative and always teach me new things also if you ask me choose the latest fav. one then my answer will be how to be a good software developer where you told us about, focusing not only on DS and Coding platform but also on development and write neet and clean code.........I always prefer my TV for your video notification because it is easy to implement the code while watching at the same time........ You inspire me to push my limits btw... while watching this video I saw your lips are dry take care bro.... even I feel the cold from here !!!!! Thanks for reading 😊

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thank you! It has been a very very cold and windy week where I live. Hopefully it warms up a bit soon.

[@liondeluxe3834]

Just finished making a tic tac toe game! But I made it online using firebase as a backend. The only problem is that I’m too lazy to make it secure so that no one hacks my database.

[@bin_jets]

Thank for this good and simply content 🙏

[@justicetout]

One week ? I have to very very slow. I am making an e-commerce site for training. I've been on it for 2 months and I haven't finished yet!