Concerns & Struggles Of A Web Developer

[@perfectwebsolutions]

so you become not only a web developer but also a doctor for web developers, its awesome information.

[@arsalanshaikh3763]

Sir even u have some awesome tutorials on laravel zend angular ... aap bhi bahoot aala kaam anjam de rahe hai

[@perfectwebsolutions]

Thank You, for your appreciation, most of my tutorials also follow Traversy Media but of course in the local language.

[@charbelsarkis3567]

yes just by learning web development you get a PhD

[@aritrachatterjee8057]

Thats Wisdom, which comes with lot of experiences.

[@antoinetteapondi3612]

a web-dev therapist!

[@logicstv]

You are changing lives and saving families out here and you don't even know. Thank you #proudpatreonsupporter.

[@tonylancer7367]

Honestly, you are a low key Psychologist Brad. These videos are essential not because we are programmers, but because we are humans with emotions and feelings. Love this.

[@garretbever]

Thanks for this Brad. I used to be a studio musician, It was hard to stay afloat and certainly my work was not stable enough to support my family. After almost a full year without being able to get any work, I decided to try out web development, I went online and bought up a bunch of second hand programming books and studied like crazy and taught myself. There weren't as many great tutorials like the ones you provide now, it was really the only way. Ive been a programmer now for almost 10 years, but I always struggle with the feeling of swimming in place, there is so much learning and studying that needs to be done outside of actually working and making money. Luckily Im passionate about it and enjoy learning, but sometimes I feel like I'm not actually smart enough to be doing what I'm doing. Videos like this make me feel less alone, if that makes sense.

[@Rogue-Sentinel]

From Drug Addict to Entrepreneur and Mentor! Hell Yeah Brad! DO WORK! Never Quit!

[@JorgeDev92]

I stopped playing video games because I had more fun programming. I was a addicted to videogames and practically programming saved me like 5-6 h every day playing, wasting my time on world of warcraft...). Thanks Brad Now I see the things clear like water, probably becouse is like a game for me, but is a job :). (sorry for my english).

[@0ElChaza0]

I feel you man

[@RandomGuy-hh4dk]

yeah once you stop playing video games you realize that it was waste of your time. For it was my complete waste of teenage life, sooner you realize it's better.

[@xwmaxx05]

Bishant is_here very very true, you don’t really notice it until your outside of that gaming addiction

[@stefancristian4324]

your english looks well

[@jjsmithlago1234]

I'm 28. Video games and porn have destroyed my life. I'm trying to get it back together with code. Even though I've got a degree I'm still socially behind everyone else by a decade and cant have a normal life. Thanks for making these Trav.

[@programmer2736]

JJSmith Lago I laughed too hard I'm sorry 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 good luck man. I'm a beginner too

[@dakoderii4221]

dl-phenylalanine helps restore dopamine in neurotransmitters dis-regulated by addictions. L-tryptophan restores serotonin. GABA and l-theanine restores GABA. Beware of excess glutamate caused by stress, poor nutrition, and excessive stimulants. Magnesium, potassium, zinc, and a proper multi-vitamin with organic ingredients are also incredibly helpful. After basic nutrition, sleep, and exercise you can add herbs, spices, and mushrooms. I love using lion's mane mushroom and rhodiola rosea for studying/working and some chamomile tea with passion flower for relaxation/sleep. Hope this isn't too late and it helps you out.

[@alxndrdg8]

Brad, you are an angel. I like when you say: I learnt things in college that I don't use today. I was a computer engineer (way back). In college, I enjoyed the knack of programming but there were hardly any good instructors like you are. The problem in industry is that they are highly specific and do not understand a programmer's pain and struggle to master all these technologies. You will have to bear the pain of a turndown as you have spent time in one language, but the job is in another. All the time, and even today, I am overwhelmed by the number of things in this tech world. I switched to marketing and sales. Not enjoying it. So basically turning back to programming - atleast I know some parts of it I enjoy it like addiction. But even after learning or mastering a few things, I am not sure if I will be able to find a job in the industry. The pace at which a new framework comes is lightening. I am not good at learning :( , so on that side I know even in programming I am in wrong industry. Your videos give me the strength to continue in programming. Thank you for making them available.

[@TraversyMedia]

Sorry guys, here is the link to Jeffrey's talk kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3XSpYZrd6mkiK8 Also, please don't take my view on college as it being a complete waste of time. I can guess that those of you that worked your ass off for 4 years may take that in a weird way. I am just not happy about what I have seen from cs programs and I wish they would improve them. And I only have my own experiences, knowledge and research to go on. Im sure for some people it may be the best thing that they ever did.

[@andyos-music]

Been through a lot of what you have in terms of depression and anxiety, still go through it, and I know how tough it is. You're a true inspiration to people who otherwise would feel lost or just give up. Keep it going. My favourite channel to learn from.

[@_indigoildi_]

Thank you thank you thank you , for this video as it means a lot to someone who has just scratched the surface of web.dev., working full time in hospital to make ends meet, going to classes in the evening almost completed 1st year of similar program as you(share similar opinion but now I will complete the degree since I have started it....), and trying to see if as career shifter at 40 - if I had made a good decision diving into these waters.... Your videos are priceless! The way you are explaining things, the way you are down to Earth, simplicity...man, phiieeww, you rock! Please do not stop making videos - we love you! Big hug from London, UK.

[@alexradu1921]

wow.. just.. wow. You're the only guy I know who talks about these aspects of a programming career... amazing. Thank you. Really. I've just got down so much (Every time I wake up I just don't want to start the day..) But now, after watching this, it really hit me, and motivated me... Thank you again, I really needed to hear those things...

[@Jay-ng1vg]

Brad for President...

[@tnmando]

I have been building web sites for a number of years on and off and have played around with various technologies. My biggest issue trying to get back into it is that so many tutorials videos and other help sites just seem to repeat the same thing. Not saying it isn't good information (I really enjoy your tutorials and have learned a lot from them), but I am trying to use CSS to put my wife's designs (she is a graphic artist with 20+ years experience) onto the web. I watched several of Jen Simmons talks on web design and am really trying to do things that don't fall into the same layout templates that most sights are built on. Really wish I had the time and money to do a boot camp to go deeper, but as a full-time IT professional I have to pay the bills.

[@Chandasouk]

Traversy, you are the man! I've been doing OOP for most of my life with languages like C++ and Java but have been getting my hands dirty in web development for a while. I even implemented a MEAN Stack application at my work using your videos as a guideline. I'm thinking about transitioning to doing web related work, but am definitely nervous I don't have the resume or skills for it.

[@DrakeXiang]

I've heard people saying that anyone have experience of c++ they can pick up anything real quickly.

[@RKHUDIEREZ]

Same here man, I'm fine with java (backend) but struggling with the web section (frontend). Though I enjoy learning, it only takes much time especially when you encounter a lot of issues during the early stages. His tutorials helped a lot.

[@alswynnjovepascual8229]

I actually love this channel. it's not just about showing off about their skills. it's probably one of th emost important things in terms of becoming something, it's not always just waking up turn the computer on code and learn. there are a lot of things that are happening behind that. and these videos literally helps me get through and to keep going

[@markanthony9432]

Brad, you are a great human being and I'm proud to say I watch and learn from you. The most important thing I've learned from you is to be calm when you're lost...because most of the time we will be. Thank You!!!

[@Notyoubiz]

I am new to your channel and after a 13 year break from computer work I am glad to be back with all of these tutorials. I’m in the New England area as well. Can’t wait to apply all of these tips and knowledge to an actual website. I appreciate it more than you might think.

[@LauchlinMacGregor]

This autoplayed recently as I forgot I was watching KZbin and just wanted to thank you for your blunt honesty about your life and path to where you are now. No matter how many times I hear you talk about it, your ability to put it out there is something I will always admire.

[@enjoymikey]

Always nice to come here for some encouragement. Struggled with addiction, and lost years not knowing what to do. I’ve been coding for a year and I love it! Videos like this reassures me to trust the process and keep going.

[@jrdev4life973]

I love that you keep it real. So many youtube videos will tell you, "It's Easy to learn to code." I've spent a year self-teaching and I''m still struggling. Thanks for all you do.

[@joel143ful]

Brad I hope you see this comment. Thank you very much for your tutorials . They are very helpful I'm learning a lot . Keep posting more our support is always there for u. Thanks mate Joel from india.

[@TraversyMedia]

Thanks Joel, I'm glad I could help

[@ajc713]

Wow! Your background exposé was an excellent addition. You are a true inspiration Trav!

[@gerdunbrusk8058]

Love your simple, frank, direct method, Brad... Love your sincerity! Sending lots of gratitude and respect your way!

[@mfaine]

I really like Brad's no-nonsense, blue collar, every day Joe take on web development. I find it comforting to hear someone with Brad's knowledge talk about concerns and struggles I've actually had. I hope to see more of this. I have a Master's Degree in CIS but when I got my first job in the industry I only had an Associate degree. College helped me get my foot in the door because the career counselor at my school got me my first interview appointment that resulted in a job. Nothing in the core curriculum for my major, or at least very little, have I used on the job, the exception being a foundation in computer science. I do believe that college helps with soft skills, business writing, and liberal arts courses are good for producing more well-rounded, cultured individuals, however, if we are discussing only web development in a vacuum, it's not terribly useful. Having said that, I can't tell you how many self-taught developers I've met over the years that don't have any foundation whatsoever. They have learned to do things by wrote but they have no idea about why or how it works, just that if I type the following characters it will do the thing I want. I can't stress enough that this is someone you should avoid becoming. If college courses in programming are good for anything, it's foundation, though it is absolutely possible to get a foundation without it, it's just not common in my experience.

[@AndresGarcia-lo4yr]

Thank you so much for opening up on your past. I’m new in this field and this imposter syndrome is no joke. Needed to hear this. Appreciate you man!!! Love your vids...

[@curtismarcum6970]

Thanks bud! Sounds like we come from the same background and share a great deal of the same struggles. It was good to hear that this stuff isn't just me and I appreciate what you do here with your tutorials. Thanks again.

[@jsale2000]

Hey man, I struggle with addiction and have recently found coding and specifically web development. I find some solitude in learning how to web development. I happened to stumble on your videos and appreciate your candor and honesty on your past. Keep up the good work and thanks for the inspiration!

[@pikachu5223]

Your JavaScript Course in Udemy IS GOLD. Thank you so much!

[@_rachid]

Did you follow the whole course ?

[@butterflywing61]

Thanks for the inspiration Brad. Your honesty is like a breath of fresh air. Everything you did in the past brought you here, get it?

[@wintereh4818]

Brad reminds me a lot of my college teacher, keeping it real and relevant. If it wasn't for both of you I may have quit and/or wouldn't be freelancing at this point. It's still a struggle and just another set of challenges but better than retail/general labor, almost lost my soul!

[@faisalkhan1026]

I just found the greatest motivational video to learn web development on youtube, it's so damn relatable and everything you just said is something everyone struggles with at some point in their lives. Thank you so much for such a candid and honest experience sharing. It's definitely life changing video in so many good ways for so many people ! appreciate it !

[@whatforever]

I rarely feel the urge to comment something on a KZbin video, but man, this video (and all your other videos) are really good. It's like you're talking to me, and if most people who watched this feels the same, I'm sure that they are extremely grateful for your advices. Thanks a lot man =D

[@adityakhatwa8555]

Well I am not a beginner but sometimes I just love to listen to Traversy he boost my confidence like anything! Thanks man.

[@adambsheldon]

Love your honesty man, you should be proud of what you’ve achieved! Your videos are some of the most useful/informative on KZbin, so happy I found your channel!

[@KevinLopez-gk5tl]

Brad, im from east boston i feel like im going through what u talk about in your other videos man and its so inspiring i have shit friends and im the only one i know thats learning code, im on my secnd internship and i respect u so much man ur my idol thank u for everything you do.

[@vibesunmatched2432]

I started watching these videos for coding, but stook around for the solid advice keep on the good work

[@stopthrm]

I've had some observations of my own being a developer for a little while now and maybe offer a different side of this topic. To a beginner, I would say that learning to code can be easier than you think it is. Its really about solving problems and once you get the hang of reading the syntax and writing your own, very small programs, you'll see that this is true and that most everybody can do it. Adding things like Unit Testing and separating your concerns will help to pull your code together and give you confidence to carry on :). The things that I've seen professionals struggle with in this profession is ultimately bureaucracy and workload. It seems like many businesses struggle to find out where software developers/engineers really fit in the big picture of the company. It can be that mgmnt or teams can over commit to projects or add additional 'hoops' to jump through in order to prove their worth to executives and business units which provide the devs their work. You can also have it where some teams are hellbent on being on the bleeding edge and anything else won't do. Teams like this fall into trouble when the new tools that they use fail to produce or realize that not everyone on the team or in mgmnt shares the same views as they do on what it means to be effective or can lose sight of what matters at most companies which is what the customer wants. Most professionals already understand that its in their best interest to keep up with new tools and processes to make their job easier and to help write better code. Trying to change the team using rogue tactics can have a 'hunger games' effect on the rest of the team and heighten the imposter syndrome for newcomers. Developers of all skill levels are going to be open to take on new tools and processes anyway so make sure to avoid the brute force mentality and instead work together.

[@drivgest]

I always like the content of your videos. Your a very humble person and the lessons that you shared in this video are real life experience that love to hear. This is very motivating. Thank you.

[@AdamsTaiwan]

Thanks for this kind of video.. in fact for all your videos. I've been programming since 83. Did some web projects but at the end of 2015 I was asked to work on a controller for a Train training simulator. I chose WPF and it has gone really well. Lately, I've been trying to catch up on all the latest web tech. and being feeling overwhelmed. Looks like web programming is the way to go for future apps. This year I hope to dive into Electron(for tools), PWA(for cross-platform mobile apps), vue.js(to keep things simple) and keep my .net work for the backend. I can relate to many of the concerns & struggles of a developer. A professor once said, "keep learning the new stuff".

[@IamMclov1n25]

I'm so happy i found this channel a few months back. This man is a gift to this world.

[@ivanklaric4004]

Last few similar videos i would find something that i would disagree with, but this video is on point. I have noticed that you like to hear your viewers and change some of your view points. That is why I love you mate.

[@TraversyMedia]

Thanks, it is absolutely fine to disagree. Everyone has different experiences and it gives them different opinions and views. I respect everyone's point of view even if it is completely different than mine.

[@Speeding_faster]

I got 2 “D’s” in my programming courses in college. Found no jobs. Switched industries. Back to programming. Learned and understand much more last 3 months in “tutorial hell”. Doing 2-3 projects now thru Udemy and Brad’s courses. Hunting for a job in 2-3 months. Expect $100k and more in NY. Very tough to do right now because I work full time more 12 hours a day. Learning lots from Brad and Udemy. Most definitely a cultural mindset lingers “If it’s cheap, it’s probably not worth it”. Yes, people think that even that way about learning technology. So they feel compelled to “spend more or college” to get a feel of being better educated. I tried to convince others and find doubtful this approach of online cheap courses. Even though they are the information generation, they still college is the only way. To each it’s own. I suck at math too. Lol. You are an inspiration Brad!!! Merry Christmas!!

[@tsigiekumssa4018]

Thanks Brad! I decided to make a career change and went to a boot camp. I learned a lot, but I am still struggling. A little about me I am a hairdresser and fashion designer working for myself. Don't get wrong I love what I do. I wanted a challenge and decided to learn to code. I love it, but still struggling. What you just mentioned cleared a lot of self-dought I have. Thank you so much. God bless you and your beautiful family!

[@matthewkeron1448]

You sound like a very nice person and im glad your life worked out for you and you found something your passionate about. Your videos are excellent and they are helping me a great deal. Thanks very much!

[@kevoncadogan4010]

I been teaching myself programming for over three years now, its hard at sometime but i love it too. however i am ready now to do freelance jobs. your videos play a big part of my development thanks so much.

[@nick2t22]

Thanks for the videos, man. I really appreciate you doing this and posting this online for everyone to see. You are helping out so many people which I appreciate.

[@sergioleite8619]

Holy shit man, I never thought you have that background, it's so inspiring to see how far you've come. You should very well be proud of where you came from and where you are right now. Congats bro! Keep up the good work!!

[@MisterFlashGaming]

Thanks for sharing. I was a heroin/anything addict. Im 25 now ans have been clean for 4 years now. I still have a social drink but I agree and have a similar story. It came down to replacing tge passion i had for destruction into passion for coding. Chsnged my life on my way to a bootcamp this spring and have learned heaps and more to be learned along the way.

[@seyedmasihsajadi8063]

Oh my God. Thanks brad. It was looks like you were only talking with me about my issues & concerns. Thanks a lot master.

[@bensonkamau2816]

thanks very much , i am following you and hope to be somewhere someday. i enjoy these kinds of videos as they tackle important issues affecting programmers

[@amirchev]

Thank you so much, for the great content! Very helpful. I was a successful Hospitality professional managing one of the top10 biggest hotels in my country. I needed to quit my job due to personal reasons and I was really stressed up about what I am going to do. But Thanks to you and other persons like you who are showing us the way is way less stressful. Thank you once again 100% pure, helpful content!

[@CodingShiksha]

I am very much agree with you sir i as a web developer feel not very secure of my career this video was very helpful to clear my doubts

[@ashishsainik]

Hey Brad, Thanks for all the information and motivation. You sound absolutely sincere and it feels like you are totally talking to ME..

[@darz_k.]

Thanks a lot Brad.. Very much appreciated. It's great to hear all these things that I can relate to. I hope 2018 is a great year for you, and you can find the time to have some sessions on your decks! Something I can relate to also. Thanks again for sharing your experience and knowledge, it's a huge step towards envisioning and securing a serious career for a lot of us.

[@JoshuaShope]

w3schools is also a wonderful resource. I've been learning Javascript AS I've been doing a project. Before that I had no prior experience with js, had a bit with PHP and Python but no js. Learning what you need when you need it really cements the concepts in your head.

[@shaidynd]

Thank you for your transparency it really means a lot

[@alcon678]

Thank you for sharing your background Really good video and advices! Happy new year from Spain Brad!!!

[@williamcory4689]

Thanks for the honesty, Brad. Even though I don't relate, it's extremely inspiring!

[@chenenpei]

Hi, there. I like your videos very much and they help me a lot since I studied in my degree. I just got an internship recently and I really appreciate what you do for me. Work as a font end developer is hard. it seems u have endless tasks need to do and can't stop learning even for a while. But like u said, those difficulties stop me being bored. Hope u career goes well and may more people can get benefits from your channel. Thanks a lot!

[@patrykl4626]

I have been programming for 4 months now, did 8-10 hours every day(had so many free time because i quit my job just to learn and do what i love), now im working as a backend webdeveloper with asp.net even if i never ever touched it :D so i learn new things every day ^^, and its all thanks to Brad, you taught me a lot really alot, Frontend, design, backends, so without you, i would never get job. MUCH LOVE TO YOU

[@phonographiq]

Thank you Bob, you've helped me along this journey more than you'll ever know.

[@MrMamfred77]

Very honest and strong words.. you really show people how to handle their lives. Unfortunately your (our) topic isn't that popular like fashion tutorials or something else .. you and your content deserve billions of views. Thumbs up and keep going!!

[@hermanomark]

I'm liking this type of videos, it lifts me up and makes me happy.

[@surinfarmwest6645]

Brad, love your 'awareness' videos my friend, not sure if you realise but they apply to every walk of life. Well produced and good listening. West

[@captainalpha4853]

Ur such an amazin' man , please keep goin' n keep makin' videos , theyre really helpfull , thank u so much I appreciate it

[@alexandros-markovits]

Imposter syndrome is indeed a serious thing, kinda crazy, one day the code isn't working and you start asking yourself should i give up and the next it works and life becomes wonderful again. Then the first phase hits right back, a never ending circle. But you have been quite a motivational factor not to give up Brad! Thank you.

[@robinsiwach4163]

Hey Brad, Love your channel. Please create a complete series on Materialize css or a complete course like you did for Bootstrap 4.

[@exapsy]

Sometimes, you're very important to some people, and you may not even know it. Thanks brad for all this lovable and objectively driven material.

[@oneeyeopened8138]

You've really made my day I'm gonna keep it moving and keep my drive

[@programmer2736]

I bought your full stack web dev course as a thank you and im a beginner so im sure it will help! will update!

[@robertojarzembowski]

You're really the first developer on KZbin that sounds like an human being. Everyone else has that superhero directly connected to the Matrix aura, that kind of overconfidence that make's us mortals feel like shit.

[@randypuran368]

This really motivate me to code more. Thank for uploading everyday

[@metsuge]

It would be interesting to see how you solve a problem. I mean, maybe you could do a video, where you explain what went wrong and how did you fixed it, how long it took, maybe you had to change something or just hadn't noticed something in the beginning.

[@adhirajmajumder]

sir you aren't only Coder or master, you're the teacher of life .. You are talking absolutely correct about imposter syndrome.. That's why I left my previous job ...

[@RayFIghtZzMe]

Awesome video, I liked how you described time management and family problems, so true.. thanks!

[@omenind8927]

You just said in the video that you have a channel with almost 250k subscribers. That was nine months ago and you are now at over 491k. Feel good brother. You're making everyone else feel better too.

[@millertime6]

This is super late but your story was pretty powerful. I understand what you mean with how college made you feel like an imposter. That’s because it’s *designed to weed people out, not to teach.* I wish I’d known that before I spent so much money on school. And congrats on getting clean. 👏🏽

[@anchorite21]

I really appreciate your video. It's encouraging and inspiring to hear your own story and journey. It makes me want to persist in learning web dev. I'm currently stuck in a field I'm not happy with, so I'm learning a little bit of coding each day hoping to someday be a competent developer with a decent job. I don't really have the time and money at the moment to spend on a proper course or even bootcamp, but thankfully there are affordable resources, like Udemy as you mentioned. It's just tough at times when I doubt myself and wonder if I will ever make it and sometimes wanting to just give up. Listening to your video was really motivating and renewed my determination, thank you!

[@DevInsideYou]

I don't know how or why, but there seems to be an incredibly large number of musicians in programming. I sense a conspiracy :)

[@jondilliom]

+1 more

[@fatherdeerhands93]

Guitarist / backing vocals here lol

[@kevingoncalo6349]

Yup. Former producer here.

[@shashanksharma9102]

Vocalist😂 here

[@arturhakobyan3022]

Shout out from Hip/Hop R&B Trap Beat Producer 🔥🔥

[@PANKAJKUMAR-fe8zn]

Your video is always very helpful for me as a beginner in Web development. Thank you sir

[@rezelute]

Excellent video (and other videos), thank you. I can relate to many things you mentioned and it is nice to go back to the basics sometimes too.

[@lewis6590]

I think you are underestimating how many people have had serious issues with drugs and/or mental health. You're not alone!

[@nathimthembu1199]

Much respect, from South Africa.

[@joshualawson7604]

Great video, as usual. I'd be interested in seeing a more in-depth video (Udemy course maybe?) on what all is needed to go into business for yourself. Not just how to market yourself/get clients but things like "do I create an LLC", "how do I find a competent CPA", finding a balance between how many hours to devote per client, when to bring on help etc...

[@tonyblair6180]

Thanks Brad, from Kenya.

[@MrArtist1971]

5+ years of college here. The pace is S-L-O-W. You're better off with a regimented online tutorial.

[@cool_christian92]

I'd like to add a few things. Internships can be paid, and paid very well for certain positions. You're most likely not working for a startup if you're entry-level, as they won't have resources available to further train you like the large companies will have. Additionally, be careful about working for outsourcing companies or for contract positions, which can pay well but can be very unrewarding.

[@PROJECT17MILE]

You are the 2 x times best instructor of programming on KZbin.

[@mawulijo]

Quarter way into the video and I am already uplifted. Thanks sir

[@benjaminreynolds3659]

A good college/university experience is not about learning real-life skills completely (you will in, an dev-type environment, but beyond that nothing is better than working experience), however, you should learn how to learn and how to be a life long learner if the institution is worth its price. Love the vids and your udemy!

[@sandeepsahu8743]

One of the best video for web developers...Thnxx..It's really provide me a great confidence

[@garyp127]

Love these inspirational videos! Thank you so much from a huge fan from Long Island!

[@xtremegamer5336]

I used the think the same way as you about "useful courses" in college but writing, public speaking, philosophy and psychology may have been the most important courses I took. At some point even in software you have to write, and you have to make presentations, or interact with people at some level. Philosophy and psychology teach you to have an open mind and so you can think about things intellectually, and we really need intellectualism in this day in age.

[@mamadoundiade2764]

Thank you for having shared these experiences ! i learn a lot from your videos tutorials. Thank again !

[@cyb3rtooth199]

Jeffrey Way is awesome 👏🏽 I learnt php from his php fundamentals course.

[@TraversyMedia]

He is, I learned JQuery from him a while back

[@chasestelk8531]

You have taught me alot of new things Brad, and I plan to keep watching your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@DeanMcCoy]

Great video! As a web developer, I can relate to almost everything you talked about.

[@samirkarmakar6142]

I have passed Masters in Computer Application and my point of view is colleges really sucks.. They never teach you new technologies..I want to really thank you cause you are the person for that now I am doing a jon right now.. I learned everything that you though.. Mow I am a successful php developer.. All the credits goes to you Sir.I learned PHP, Codeigniter, laravel, JavaScript, jQuery, node from you.. Really appreciate what you doing.. Best of luck in your future.. Keep doing that.. Happy coding

[@racingrival4701]

Thanks alot for the encouragement. God bless you brad!

[@hometeam2526]

Thank you for the good tips and explaining so much about the path to becoming a developer.