8 Month Jr JavaScript Developer Update

[@VypeReaper]

Damn bro, a year ago... You went from Help Desk to AWS, to JavaScript Developer. Talk about a wild ride.

[@laramecodes3520]

Bro not going to lie your videos have been providing the motivation I need to keep pushing and how to learn.

[@lewisgarnett869]

Also, if you forgot to mention I did a code in Boot Camp. It wasn’t really complex regarding what we were building. It was a simple market page with HT mail and some CSS however, I’ve been wanting to break into the tech industry since 2020. Didn’t really know how to. I even found a mentor but paying the price for it was a bit expensive if there’s anyway you could help me I’m willing to be a fly on the wall and take in and and apply

[@LILLOUISIANA504]

Thanks for the video I love the updates

[@nlibby5549]

Do you think you could have done this job without doing help desk first?

[@Dstarboyx]

1 Year mark coming fast

[@bd2eazy]

hey man, nice checkin! I notice you kinda get lost in talking about your work which is honestly a good thing ! I look back at your 8 month help desk video and you seemed miserable compared to this. haha. I'm really feeling the MSP burnout. Gotta get certified and get out! Question, do you see yourself using much of the AWS stuff you studied? Appreciate the update. Catch ya in the next one.

[@suburbwealthypeterjohn]

Good vid bro

[@max.bittker]

nice video! appreciate!

[@imnelfromtechpocket5770]

From desktop to programmer how?

[@JamalGDNR]

I got heavily invested into devops and aws. I started applying to devops jobs and I ended up getting offer to become a junior backend engineer.

[@imnelfromtechpocket5770]

@@JamalGDNR wow how you learn programing? To a bootcamp or self study, So a desktop support can go in programming, so it means programing is better than desk sup in you opinion? What i dont like to helpdesk support is to talking to some people and think they are stupid in something

[@imnelfromtechpocket5770]

@@JamalGDNR what entry level job to get i a deep programing? A quality assurance analyst?

[@mizech]

Writing on StackOverflow can quite spoil you're day. There are people who expect you to know these community-rules exactly. If they self don't know what to do better as reading these rules, then they shall go ahead. Anyway: If I like to know something, then I just try it. Try to write a proper question, put some effort into it and then hope it works. There can nobody jump out of the display and beat you. So, just let them rant. It might be a bit annoying, but well ... :)) If you are lucky, you get the answer you need. If you don't ask, you might stay uninformed. So, better ask! There's nothing to lose. But if you don't try, you have already lost.

[@JamalGDNR]

Thanks man. This is great advice.

[@mizech]

@@JamalGDNR Great considerations in your video. About getting things by doing practice and staying with something.