Don't Learn How to Code... MUST WATCH

[@josephajoseph9535]

Everybody wanna be a developer by just adding two variables

[@Warmachine89-fx2iy]

you had me worried at first

[@devslopes]

Hahaha 😂

[@danielcalli3859]

How long have you been in the IT industry so far?

[@cesarlabastida1392]

Just look at it like this you never fully learn and thats why there is work for us we get paid to adapt our code to achieve the companys needs and code is just a tool. What matters is good fundamentals and problem solving

[@gameking4613]

thanks man! u save me this one.

[@devslopes]

Glad I could help!

[@anichisom-if8kg]

U just changed my mindset

[@KarlexanderStudios]

I've always envisioned it as a journey, but it dosen't matter, I'm pretty much addicted to programming and therefor want to get a job in it more then anyone, is there a path for hybrid between coding-for-fun and coding-for-carreer ? Because for me it's both, I'm currently making my last couple web projects before I start doing freelance projects...

[@shanegrayson7068]

IMHO, mentors are the key.

[@Charles-Darwin]

16-24 months is 100% accurate. These bootcamps and 5yo obsolete-courses that have an updates sections to qualify as 'modern' need to be stopped. There is just no way. edit: oh i see, this is one of those bootcamps lol. at least he's candid about it, but still these things need to be stopped.

[@urwrstntmre]

Nah, they're not all the same. Some of them actually focus on fundamentals and have good mentors, and many don't, but yes, ha lot of them are trash, lol

[@hulegabtube2967]

I started full stack development before one year and i did it but what i realize it is i don't have to know deeply because of ai

[@billydelacey]

You're a douchebag for using cliché terms like "full stack" without knowing what the fuck they mean.

[@JaredQueiroz]

I'll die trying.... I'm actually straight up bruteforcing knoladge inside my head.... I'll repeat outloud all 70 properties and methods of Unity Editor Window before sleeping.... my current plan is to decorate the whole thing, and than jump to some other API. I know the basics of programing, know C# syntax, now I want to know each piece of various APIs out of memory....

[@derror8481]

Bro I have two year experience and I’m in my second company like aws trainee, I got aws practitioner certification and I trying to get a job like software developer or engineer (I’m in my last software engineering degree). Are there job opportunities? Or I have to give up :( I want to pay my own apartment and start to earn money, experience. I like software, but I don’t know.

[@peppersonly.]

yes

[@devslopes]

❤️❤️

[@jamesross5120]

Just marry money 💰

[@moh_has99]

nice talk

[@escapegulag4317]

whats the point? gpt will do everything anyway. we are endlessly fucked.

[@bassycounter]

Relax dude, it’s still gonna be a while before ai is reliable enough for all that, and even then, it’s just gonna make development times speed up. Calculators didn’t make math obsolete, I don’t think ai will make programming obsolete either

[@escapegulag4317]

@@bassycounter I will think about this. Thank you.

[@Abhi_Flex1]

Who’s gonna maintain the AI and make it better? The coders!