Am I Really Passionate About Coding? Day In My Life Of As A Software Developer And Tech Consultant

[@Lydibrown]

This video seriously resonates with me! I am sooo unmotivated to work, I just have the feeling that I don't want to do it anymore... or anything for that matter! I have always been a very ambitious person, but I think lockdown has just made me lazy.

[@TiffInTech]

right?! I hear you! Glad I am not alone. We will get through it! ❤️

[@robertsutton3666]

Yesterday I was passionate about coding all day and night. Today I wasn't. Tomorrow I will be again. Rinse and repeat.

[@gnu-mames8998]

sometimes you just need to break out routine, my recommendation, art, watch a movie, hear some music, singing works perfect for me, may be you should try it. And as you said, sometimes even if you love something, there will be days where when it gets really complicated, specially in an emotional way, but its ok, there is no reason to see life as black or white, and sometimes its just grey or why not, green o blue. I think that life it's about learn more about ourselves, when you know your self you're avail to understand and help others, this trip its getting at the end every day so most important is share with our loved ones.

[@karlroth7082]

When I look back at why I love coding ... it was the instant feedback whenever a few commands were typed in that hooked me immediately. Th idea that we can create something original and make it work on a screen instantly is exciting! The career has never been anything but an qdventure and truly incredible! Ideas and creativity match!

[@EdgarSanchez-ss9qi]

Thanks for sharing this! Really appreciate to see it's not only me but many of us are feeling the same way. And what I'm trying to do (but failing of course) is: 1. Try to exercise more to feel tired at night and rest 2. Watch movies about people who had a hard time in life and succedeed just to put things in perspective and remember how fortunate I am 3. Do the 'dopamine fast' for a weekend: basically shut down as many sources as I can (social media, fast food, hanging with friends, getting ego boosts, etc) to try to readapt my brain to enjoy the small wins again Hope that helps :)

[@TiffInTech]

thank you!! Love these tips... I need to do number 3 more often forsure! Thanks for sharing super valuable

[@Merctoonz]

Create something new with coding. For me I get burned out helping others often. But I feel energized by completing self goals and interest. This is why I became an entrepreneur... Endless potential to be creative. Also my opinion on certifications. It is so easy to access education today especially for software professions.. we find ourselves learning the old way of multiple courses at a time. This becomes taxing mentally especially if you are working your job and learning simultaneously. What I found that works for me is planning out projects and learning only what it is I am lacking as I complete the project. I feel today we need to be reminded of that. Software Professions are mentally taxing plan to limit burnout

[@Skynzer-yz4lg]

Thankyou for the inspiring content, as someone whos experienced a lot of what u mentioned in the morning, I think no matter how passionate someone is about their career path or what they are doing, they would always experience some sort of burnout(whether its motivation or procrastination etc) from doing it almost everyday that's why as you said jobs give weekends, I think a big part of refreshing your drive and passion is to try and make everyday different in a way by seeing friends or hanging out with family ,or maybe something as simple as testing new waters like you've been doing with blockchain for example, i guess one think i would suggest is post videos on KZbin maybe twice a week or so instead of every other day but I am no youtuber so don't take my word for it . Goodluck!

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you for sharing!! It is so true I appreciate your thoughts - taking this weekend off completely which will be so nice!

[@jayjaewoojung3490]

I hope you feel better! your videos have been so helpful and motivated me to learn coding! being passionate about the job doesnt mean having dopamine flowing through your blood every minute of the job. it helps (or helped me in my career) to step back and try focusing on other aspects of life. try implementing a workout routine or learn to cook some new dishes maybe?

[@sdafergu]

I feel the same way about motivation! I feel really distracted and unmotivated at work. It's really strange for me because I'm usually not like that either. But I think even if you are feeling unmotivated, you're doing way more than me. You work full time, have a KZbin channel & social media presence, and you are doing a Blockchain course. You are kicking ass! 🔥

[@TiffInTech]

Thanks for sharing! And honestly I think it doesnt matter how much is on the go - just a weird time and I think totally normal to feel unmotivated! ❤️

[@robertosilvestre5585]

Thank you for your video! I am from Brazil, I have a bachelor's degree in Information Systems, but I can't code at all. I have been trying to become a web developer for the third time now but I always feel like it's too hard for me and that maybe it's because I don't really "love it". But I have worked in different jobs in which I didn't feel passion at all, but I was good at it. Your video has helped me to figure it out and I'm sure that I'll put more effort into my learning process now! Thank you for your content, I have just subscribed!

[@chrisgoebel9762]

Also agree. Any career has its days of frustration and days of enjoyment. Balance is what matters

[@TiffInTech]

right!? Completely!

[@dorian8]

I just found your channel and it has made me want to peruse this as a career! Thank you so much! ❤️

[@TiffInTech]

Yay! So happy to hear ☺️💕

[@julesm9081]

That’s how this channel makes me feel too so so inspirational

[@ThePorschefan]

I think there's very few people who really love what they do, most of us who don't hate our jobs/careers is more about liking the challenge and the results, but it's like a video game, after completing the game a couple of times it losses it's appealing. After completing challenging projects over and over again, your brain switches from releasing dopamine to seeing it as routine aka boring Maybe start exploring more demanding projects, explore other careers, or new hobbies at the very least

[@TiffInTech]

thank you! Appreciate your thoughts

[@nolanxart]

You’re doing great! Your content is super helpful. One thing I think we can do is to simplify our lives where we can, and try not to rush.

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you really appreciate this!

[@rajatbansal100]

I would prefer hybrid model even though currently I have been remote for a while. Also I saw your latest video first so glad you made it through the partial burnout. For me taking breaks really helps. It literally changes me from hating coding one day to loving it the next day. We all have our thresholds so challenge is to just identify the signs and just take a step back and relax. Great content, Tiff! Patios are open now so fortunately we now have more options to relax.

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!! Yah breaks do really help ☺️ and right!? So happy patios are open!!

[@karlroth7082]

Motivation: stop and take a break and take up something fun ... I did that with scuba diving.. was fun to learn and enjoy. Found some really great people too within the sport. Coming back to coding was better.

[@mihusle4187]

I've been in development for 4 years already and sometimes feel the same: not really motivated, work doesn't bring enough pleasure and stuff like that. Got my senior grade recently, but nothing really changed - I still don't want to do things sometimes. And that fact was really frustrating because I thought: "Oh, I'm a bad developer, I don't fit to the role I was so gracefully given". But then this thing came to my mind: "I want to live life how I want it. It's about ME. So if today I'm not really performant or exhausted or just want to do something else, THIS IS FINE". I believe that it's better to be a good person in general than a good developer only. But to be a good person you need to not only work, but read, relax, meet new people, travel and do anything that brings you pleasure and encourages you. That's more important than any kind of work. And when you know that, when you change your activity in order to be a better person, not only just a professional, this feels more consistent with who you are :)

[@TiffInTech]

thank you so much for sharing your thoughts - I really appreciate them! Really great insight thank you again

[@scottguitar8168]

Sometimes you can have a passion but doing it as a job can suck that passion right out of you. Sometimes you can be handed projects that perk you up and are right down your alley and are the right amount of challenge for you, other times you can get either unchallenging or over challenging projects that either bore you or stress you out due to time limits. I usually go through cycles of loving and hating my job no matter which company I work for, though some professions are certainly better than others. I used to like working in electronics, but then ended up as an electrician that paid far more and was so less stressful even though I still went through my cycles. Both fields introduced me to computer programming, which was one part that I really enjoyed. I am retired now and even though I did not like working for someone else in a multitude of career fields, I still like tinkering as a hobby, meaning when you are free to do as you please with your skills, it is so much more fun than being told what to do with your skills.

[@stevensong8784]

The first time I see your neighborhood. reminds me of Life with Derek, my fave show in middle school. Also, I agree that there are days when you don't feel that appetite at work. Still, life is a little unsatisfying. Without it, you won't feel fulfilled. P.S. I want to work in the office b/c with too much freedom no one will hold me accountable for work.

[@TiffInTech]

thank you for sharing! haha I havent seen that show I will have to look it up 😊 And thats great to know about working in office - it is so true - it holds people more accountable

[@stevensong8784]

@@TiffInTech it aired on Family Channel in 2005-09. which I think is Canada equivalent to Disney.

[@RafaPaezCOM]

Buen vídeo, Tiff! Thank you!

[@TiffInTech]

thank you! 😊

[@bunnyteeth365]

I just started learning to code and I love studying coding since I see several people who code as a job. It's nice to be surrounded by people doing roughly the same thing as me. In my co-working space you can get a free membership if you volunteer to help out.

[@maluvitoria7799]

Thanks for sharing again a such important opinion about every thing in carreer, with this covid, the world is upside down, Hope tou feel better, I'm struggling about How to start making a programming projects, I'm learning by myself and is really stressful to Go to begginer part from intermediate

[@TiffInTech]

thank you for sharing! And you got this! It takes time with making programming projects and learning on your own remember to be kind and patient with yourself! It doesnt happen overnight that you learn everything ❤️

[@estebanserrano1303]

What Blockchain course name are you taking? As for Blah days, we all have them and are normal! That's the balance in nature. (Day/Night-Hot/Cold/Up/Down/Happy/Sad),etc. Looking forward to your vlog with Paul about starting a business after Covid-19. Lastly, you could definitely be a surf instructor and code!

[@addypmf]

Thank you so much for this video, I can’t agree more about the struggles with lockdown, even if you really like your work (also web developer here🤗✨). I know balance is key, but sometimes is so difficult to get. Since November I have been having regular psychologist appointments, and then realized I could need more from a psychiatrist due to my hyperactivity and inattention I couldn’t control more, I have tried things that helped me in the past like sports or so, but somehow they didn’t helped so much ☹️, so it turned out that I really have strong ADHD symptoms and just started my treatment, hope that helps a lot, though it’s going a lot better. 🙌🏽✨💕

[@dhananjay9966]

I love your videos...thank you for all the efforts and sharing knowledge with everyone !

[@TiffInTech]

You are so welcome! thanks for watching!

[@zareen258]

Tiff thank you for keeping it real! I noticed you are making a lot of content for your Instagram/tiktok and you're also regularly uploading here on YT. It's possible you're overworking. Please take time off from Tiff in Tech content making if you think it will help you rejuvenate.

[@TiffInTech]

thank you!

[@chilly2171]

Nice video, especially when I''m just feeling burnt out. Sometimes I feel passionate and fufilled with coding, but sometimes I feel so burnt out. I prefer 2 days working in office with 3 days working from home. I feel its a good balance.

[@TiffInTech]

thank you for sharing! Yah 2 days in office and 3 at home would be a great balance 😊

[@nikhilchaitanya7554]

Hi Tiff, I think you should try coming to India and get some spiritual bits of life here. I was in your place 2 years ago don't know what to do. You will definitely find new friends in India and help you find the purpose of your life

[@Tech.Unicorn]

I feel exactly the same way right now! Maybe you can go on a staycation again? To Wasaga or somewhere sort of vacation-y?

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!💕 I have a few trips planned just throughout Canada this summer which will definitely help and fingers crossed the borders open up soon!!!😆💕💕

[@irondeath212]

Looking forward to the video with Paul for some inspirational words about starting new business adventure! 🎥🎉 Home office is the best, honestly after COVID if they say to me that I have to work only in the office I will quit and search for new job, I may be ok with some kind of mixed option but still, home is best...no more wasting time for commuting and having more time for learning new skills, cooking and other better activates. (weird thing is that I feel that I work more hours and more intensively from home but still the comfort beats these negatives) I feel the same but could it be burn out? Or just boredom and lack of motivation from the routine and reduced social activities. ...not quite sure as well, when I feel like that I usually tend to make or plan out a drastic change of job / place or something else that will give me excitement.

[@melnyc3713]

yes, please keep us updated on the blockchain course, thank you.

[@georgemanley3755]

For what it's worth, I'm coming back from being homeless - and I have times where I have to take a break. Then, I dive back in after the crash (and smashing a few gabapentin, which helps) and I've been memorizing and gaining more knowledge about what I need to search for online. I'm diving deep at times and then building my base wider (and hopefully, stronger). My goal, and I guess it's lofty for the point I'm at right now, is to use my lifetime of troubleshooting and apply it to this new and wonderful way to work. Also, being disabled, I'd prefer to work from home. Also, it'd be a big plus because I live in a small town and I'm not guaranteed to work here. But yeah... study, forward momentum and building passion. Excelsior!

[@TiffInTech]

Wow thank you so much for sharing I really appreciate it ❤️ It sounds like you have had a long journey but are doing great - big things ahead for you! Sometimes it takes time. Wishing you all the best

[@georgemanley3755]

Just got the call from Revature. I'm almost there. I have a gee-normous all-nighter (I'm kind of a night owl, anyway) set to review my Java skills. Thanks to you and everyone who posts about your journey's in this business.

[@Roberto74B]

i'm a ex-hobbyst develloppers ... but if it is permitted me to make you a little advise ... follow the cloud thing ... for my opinion is the furure of all ... and maybe the future is already started any years ago .... luky occasion to partecipate to an IBM training course ... good luck!

[@rjxthegreat8372]

i feel you tiff, thanks for the contents, you really inspire us🎉

[@TiffInTech]

thank you so much! 😊

[@Rahul-pr1zr]

Certainly feeling demotivated and maybe a bit burnt out too. My goto re-charger used to be taking a vacation for ~3 weeks but I haven't taken any in almost the last 2 years.

[@TiffInTech]

Hope you get that vacation soon!💕

[@dyunior]

In my opinion as you put more years to Dev career you also evolve, duties and responsabilities change, early years I prefer work in office, you know friends, weekends. But as fatherhood now struck, I now prefer work from home. What I really like is the flexibility to work on my hours. Though people are all different.

[@TiffInTech]

Thanks for sharing! It is so true, you evolve!

[@jarrydclaasen5398]

I woke up this morning wanting to quit software development! I am in my 2nd year at the moment and watched this video and it really spoke to me! Thank you so much!!! I will persist because yes I do love it but felt so overwhelmed recently.

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you for sharing! You got this. Sending you lots of positivity

[@jarrydclaasen5398]

@@TiffInTech Thank you for the reply, it really means so much! I watch your videos every day! :)

[@FrenchyRider574]

I think It's because of the lockdown in my case. I'm a very active person, I like to do Brazilian Jiu jitsu, go to the gym, travel ect.. But because of lockdown I can't do none of that and I don't know when they will reopen everything. On top of that my social life is down the toilets... I think this blur my vision of the future and makes me lazy. I'm kinda like "what's the point?" Which is not like me at all. It impacts my motivation at work as well but I think it's all linked because my friends feel the same way.

[@sanjay_dutta]

I really enjoy watching your videos. It motivates me a lot. Could you please let me know your name and where are you from? Keep up your good work 👍

[@AbdullahMeghani1133]

I think this is very normal cycle 🚲🚲🏍🏍 most people experience. The challenge is how each one tackles them in their own way. I usually get an effective break by watching comedy, enjoying every bit of pleasant nature - trees 🌲 sunrise 🌄 sunset 🌇 walking 🚶 , getting involved in recreational activities like swimming 🏊‍♂️ 🏊‍♂️🏊‍♂️ or tennis 🎾 🎾🎾 etc. In general for most people curiosity and fantasy is the food for mind which we need to nourish, In different ways like reading a novel or engaging in creative visualization thinking 💭 💭💭 or meditation for example, which in turn improves our creativity and leaves all the burnouts far behind. By the way your videos are really awesome and helpful Tiffany Janzen. 👏 Thanks 👍

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts I really appreciate this!! So many wonderful activities to do 😊

[@StephDespiteMS]

Have you ever considered making a "how-to" code playlist? and teaching how to actually code? I wonder if that would help? It'd be super helpful to us newbies and may give you an extra sense of purpose literally teaching and explaining to others how to code. I know there's a lot of KZbinrs who do this already but like you're really relatable so maybe those videos will be extremely helpful. (I could also be being selfish by wanting videos about it from you haha) Xo - NB Canada :)

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you! ❤️ I definitely do want to and have plans to in the future! The only reason I dont right now is because it is very time consuming to create and I want to ensure that I am making tutorials that are very valuable and educational! Also, because frameworks/libraries update/change I have to figure out how to navigate that - that I make a tutorial and then the possibility it becomes outdated quickly. Anyways I really want to but still figured out logistics 😊 ❤️

[@KeshavKumar-xg7oc]

@@TiffInTech Don't make tutorials. Coding as a job is enough to stay in touch. Explore other aspects of life that seems more interesting to you. . Personal hack #1 -- Stay in touch with people who are positive & optimistic about life Daily( I do it through KZbin) . Personal Hack #2 -- Try doing more things that you think you might like. . Personal Hack#3 -- Take care of your health, It majorly influences our mood . Ohh, how can i not say this, you look beautiful❤️. Keep that smile.

[@jonathanramirez8969]

I haven't gotten into the coding space yet but I would like to have the option and do both work from home and the office for different scenery.

[@kushal809]

Amazing video content 🔥🔥 Keep it up 👍

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!!

[@adamromero]

Been a developer for close to 6 years. I have periods where I get motivation to improve my skills and work on side projects and then I have periods where I don't and I don't do ANY coding outside of work. Overall, I like the kind of work I do and it pays the bills, but it's only one aspect of my life. There are several other things that are important to me. Our life's purpose shouldn't be to just work our ass off, move up the corporate ladder, and earn more money to buy more crap.

[@ArnavBoom]

Thank god I am not the only who is seccond guessing my life decision!

[@TiffInTech]

I think it is totally normal to!

[@jilcha1036]

i feel the same way, started college in august 2020 online and still online, havent seen my friends since march 2020, havent been out, no exercise, no social life, i start classes at 7 am and end at 3 pm, then i do homework until 6-7pm and im not even studying what a like cause i cant move out of my city or pay a private school :c, hopefully things'll get better when covid is gone

[@TiffInTech]

Sending you lots of positivity ❤️

[@jilcha1036]

@@TiffInTech ty, changing my major to IT engineering this year, i know is not software engineering or computer science but hopefully ill learn how to code

[@VanHelsing2021]

Hello from Venezuela!!!!!!!!!!. I like your videos.

[@TiffInTech]

Hi!! And thank you!!

[@VanHelsing2021]

@@TiffInTech you're welcome

[@rahulkande4582]

I hope 2022 could be better for everyone

[@mychromebook9935]

I'm feeling the same way. Normally I bounce back into my old productive self after a week or 2, but for some reason it's like i'm not getting my mojo back even after that long. I'm never like this either, so I kinda of dont know what to do lol

[@ForteB]

Hello there! Tiffany, may I ask you a favor. Do you mind leaving CC on? Please. My English is not so good, it is a little broken, and with closed captioning I can enjoy and understand your videos much better. I also think it is inclusive for those who like their videos, but they cannot hear it. Thank you very much.

[@davidstillson]

I think we're wired to not be stagnant. When you are locked down in isolation, you lose a sense of "progress" because while you might be grinding out a ton of hours and side gigs, nothing around you is really changing. I mean, what good is making a bunch of extra money if you can't go on trips, finish projects, go out to eat, etc? There's a reason that clinical depression and suicides have increased over this last year, and I think you're experiencing a small glimpse of that.. For people like you and I, that manifests as just "being in a slump" and not feeling motivated.. But I have friends that are struggling really bad right now with mental health issues, and it's really sad. Suggestions? Stay close with a group of friends and make a point to visit with them often. We have a home group through our church that meets weekly, and it has kept us rooted through this time. If you aren't religious, that's ok.. just have a game night or something with other couples and/or families, stay connected. It has helped me to feel a sense of connectedness outside of just my nuclear family.

[@TiffInTech]

Yes! So true. Thanks for sharing these insights ❤️

[@harisali4287]

[@MsSoldadoRaso]

alert(' hacked!!')

[@atiq.r]

I'm developing an App where I'm stuck between doing all the work myself, which is fine, but being remote for 2 years has made it difficult to build a local relationship with someone I can trust to join the goal without running off with it. I don't think I can ever trust a remote developer with sensitive information as I'm not sure how to protect myself from remote theft. Got any advice?

[@akaemeikechukwu7082]

Keep it up, it would be well...

[@JEHOVASAVES010]

Hey Tiff you said you would usually take vacation in a warm place, where would those places be?

[@markthomas9181]

Am scared cause, computer science taught in Kenya is very outdated. I don't know what to do cause I am passionate about tech and I wanna start a tech company but also I need to start a career. What should I do in order know modern stuff about coding? Please help!

[@arvinsloane6715]

Have you tried courses and certifications from platforms like coursera or edX ? Most courses are free for auditing and only if you want to try the grading tests you have to pay. A lot of very respectables colleges, even us Ivy League colleges are teaching for the world on there and content is very recent.

[@markthomas9181]

@@arvinsloane6715 Am a beginner, do they the platforms you mention teach step by step? I want to filter out noise and focus on relevant stuff. Also thanks for the platforms I'll be sure to check them out

[@arvinsloane6715]

@@markthomas9181 Most are video courses with practice exercises and tests. For example on Coursera, you can try "Computer Science: Programming with a Purpose" from Princeton University or "Introduction to Python Programming" (for this one, be sure to click on "audit the course" when you click enroll for free, otherwise it will be only free for 7 days and then it requests a monthly payment). I follow a lot of courses to try and find a method suitable for me. Some people just like to do tutorials and start right away to code but me, I must understand the principles first and then I can code a bit. In that sense, I like on youtube the programming course from Stanford, search for Mehran Sahami "Programming Methodology". It is an old course and the tools may not be available today but the programming principles are still valid and it helped me to choose a language appropriate to my needs. Once you know the basics, you can learn from one language to another without too much difficulties. Just be patient and try to do a little day by day !

[@Deepak-jv2ql]

Are the professional certicates from google, IBM are accepted for visa instead of a CS degree? For software engineer job

[@anacseq]

sadly in tech there is a big stigma, where you gotta be passionate 24h for 7, 365 days an year or people think you are a scam smh

[@gustavoiceta5528]

greetings from Chile

[@sougatdas8605]

Thank u tiff

[@TiffInTech]

You are so welcome 😊

[@sougatdas8605]

@@TiffInTech Tiff where are u from

[@AvinashSingh-vj3rk]

Nice video 👍

[@TiffInTech]

thank you so much! :)

[@bleu-greensmountain5861]

Only advice I could give is if I was you two I'd build a tree fort in that big tree with a zip line to the balcony haha

[@niharikaniharika6426]

Can you make a video about free bootcamps, free apps, about coding and get a job b

[@TiffInTech]

forsure!

[@niharikaniharika6426]

@@TiffInTech 🤗

[@sougatdas8605]

Hey Tiff I am in 10th grade from India can you guide me what should I do next in my life

[@eugene.ruthven]

if in a slump - get some really vigorous exercise - a simple walk just doesn't cut it - before covid i'd go play pickup bball - now i'd climb the stairs in my building - 26 flrs - do that 4.5 times and i've done the cn tower as for your coworking space - too clean - i'd want a place that was more relaxed - like my granddad's woodworking shop or a frat house feel like animal house i've been coding for 40yrs in a variety of environments - both office and at home - i prefer at home where i make my own desk before covid i'd do a few hours of coding in the morning - 2-4 hrs - then take a bball break with the guys - then head back for more coding hope ya get outta ya slump

[@robbertou]

Thank you, vigorous exercise also helps me a lot.

[@topeleye]

Purpose >>>> Passion.

[@TiffInTech]

☺️☺️☺️

[@faizanshaikh2588]

Hi I am beginner student of computer Please give some tips for learning online because of cov 19 Class or course are not offline it is difficult to learn and understand it. Please 🥺🥺🥺🥺 give some tips

[@TiffInTech]

Pick one course that has good reviews in what you are trying to learn and stick to it! Be consistent and you will get to where you need to be!

[@hewhomustnotbenamed6530]

Good Video 🙃🙃

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!

[@TribecaRebecca]

Which blockchain course are you taking? :)

[@melnyc3713]

what do you think about Rust?

[@faizanshaikh2588]

Which language is in demand??? now or future 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@TiffInTech]

lots!!

[@markthomas9181]

Do you know any good free online courses that teach up to date programming

[@sougatdas8605]

You look beautiful

[@karlroth7082]

Mixture. At work, there is office politics which I do not like. Also, if your good at what you do, there are jealous people that will try to undermine your efforts. People watch and your expected to say the right things, and they also watch you to take advantage of weaknesses that you have in their eyes and exploit it to their advantage..

[@ahawifi]

Hello 🙋🏻‍♂️i am fans you and i need ur subtitle in indonesia, how please??🤷🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Rainbow-df4mq]

Which language should I learn to be a fullstack developer?

[@apexpredator9143]

Javascript

[@MsSoldadoRaso]

Javascript, node JS, react, angular, Mongo db, SQL

[@mohamedtarek5183]

❤❤❤❤

[@intel_da_developer4791]

Home

[@RohitGupta-jj3dx]

Work from home rocks!!!

[@TiffInTech]

agreeeeeee!

[@RohitGupta-jj3dx]

@@TiffInTech luckily we have a profession which by and large can be done from home. So that’s a good thing.

[@kimberlybree2913]

Did you say tiff tech T-Shirt?! What does it say?

[@TiffInTech]

I did! I had two tshirts - they are sold out now. The one I was wearing was an eye chart with tech terms in it ☺️

[@niharikaniharika6426]

Can companies hire programmers without any certificate

[@TiffInTech]

yes!

[@stevensong8784]

@@TiffInTech say what? 😲

[@jakwakwa]

You sound a bit burned out. It could make one feel "not passionate" believe me. I had to rediscover that passion after a massive burn out. Burn out seems to happen way faster when in lockdown in my experience.

[@renatosilvaumagentedetrans891]

Hi Tiffany, How are you.

[@TiffInTech]

I am good thanks how are you!

[@efc-sky]

I wanna be an android developer but learning web development :) don't know i'll be happy or not

[@TiffInTech]

Dont know until you try 😊

[@efc-sky]

yeah😁

[@catalina10101]

For me, if you feel demotivated on a daily basis, it means you need a change: new project, new company, or whatever. I felt like this some time ago, I felt demotivated and it took me so much willpower just to do a little thing, and this video helped me a lot: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2WaoWWwZZWJZtE Martha Beck says that feeling like this might be caused by a misalignment between what you really want to do, and what you end up doing because of social pressure, or cultural expectations. Suffering is good because it forces us to change and realign.

[@alimansour9862]

🖤

[@jkovert]

It’s not burnout until you’re in the ER

[@nocturnaldrive9214]

Its time to have babies.

[@ben56k]

Sad to hear this, you have my sympathy. I can’t give any advice because for me in this COVID situation, I just work more and it works (as a man). I think for women it’s another thing because they have internal biological related needs. They have that tendency to do a lot of stuff for distraction. Now, this distractions are gone and biology hits back. So, men just can work more as a therapy, women can’t.

[@melnyc3713]

You guys just need a vacation. Time without coding and social media.