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[@EddyVinck]

It took me much longer than 60 seconds. Props to you 😂

[@d1zputed23]

lmao

[@richardsavala8963]

😂

[@scottgreen3703]

The fastest way for me is you have to ask for a lower salary something around 40k then after 6 months or one year change the compy you will get something around 70k then after 1 or 2 years change the company again you wil get the 6 figure salary, my fault was i always asked for 70k to 90k from The beginning because i trusted my knowledge with 5 years of experience but that didn't work because i didn't have a programmer job in my resume because all my jobs was my own startup not just projects they was real business startup

[@breh2716]

You shouldn't value yourself much less because that just shows that you are good

[@sirninjaraiden]

5yrs experience and couldn't land a 90k Annual Salary? Your projects must have been lacking. That's senior level experience.

[@meetimian3383]

Changing companies adds prestige to our profile?

[@meetimian3383]

​@@sirninjaraiden you also working as a developer?

[@sirninjaraiden]

@@meetimian3383 Yea. Started with python

[@emanuelpalazon6508]

i will add , that even if you are applying to jobs treat it like a job, dont just throw your resume to every linkedin form and sit looking the roof, make a list of every single apply that you did, and keep doing more and more projects , good luck everyone :)

[@daniilc342]

I agree! That is what I am doing, I have a google sheet with the applications where I track info and at the same time learn about the industry in my region. I apply to a few jobs and do some work on portfolio more or less daily.

[@Abu-Kurdi]

​@@daniilc342 did you get hired?

[@deboman81]

@@Abu-Kurdithat’s what I would like to know.

[@hodgesmarna5031]

Thanks for your videos, I think I'm going to pursue The Odin Project because it's amazingly well structured out and focused on getting you job-ready and producing a decent portfolio of projects

[@Loki_Dokie]

Just dont put calculator, todo, and weather apps on your portfolio :)

[@luka9340]

@@Loki_Dokie Man could you please tell me which projects should be on portfolio(asuming others shouldnt be there). I ve been looking for that answer all around and noone is giving it to me. Please it would mean a lot. Btw I just finished weather app and am thinking about applying for front end remote jobs(since i am from southern europe) after finishing react section, whats your thoughts about that one too?

[@Loki_Dokie]

@@luka9340 guess it depends on what you wanna do, I stopped my journey 10 months in, but putting an online store together is good practice. Shopify store would be good also if you don't mind using Liquid. Online business is gigantic so to increase chances I'd say utilize the popularity. Web apps are fine, but try to make something unique. Best of luck Ps yeah you can apply for jobs, just fake it til you make it bud, that's how all this works. Half or more of the people that publish job postings don't even know anything about the industry.

[@randomfellow1483]

@@Loki_Dokiewhy did you stop learning?

[@boldytiger]

Best roadmap tbh, I'm a self taught and almost done with frontend (react left) then apply to internship to get started and I'll learn backend on the side.

[@boldytiger]

@ap. hello, applying to internships on many job boards and websites, through your network and connections and you resume always ready, goodluck!

[@Abu-Kurdi]

​@@boldytiger update? Got hired?

[@boldytiger]

@@Abu-Kurdi i switched into ui ux and nothing yet unfortunately

[@Abu-Kurdi]

@@boldytiger keep going.

[@crakka5150]

@@boldytiger not sure where you’re located but it’s annoying as hell in my area.. 95% of UI/UX jobs expect 8-10 years of experience before considering 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@WILLGYS]

I ended up hired as qa automation testing.

[@Latigo]

This guy used to be a pornstar but then he read a tutorial in one minute and became a developer.

[@A_Good_Boy.]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 no wayyy, is dorian actually johnny ? 😂❤ oh my god, you are damn funny

[@Shadow55970]

Don’t do my guy like that, That’s bullcrap. He was a plumber dude. Plumber!!!!

[@fridayblessed9742]

thanks a lot i'll keep on trying and never give up

[@marcocaru]

This was very well made.

[@ashenone3427]

The Complete 2022 Web Development Bootcamp by Dr. Angela Yu is where I'm gonna start at. I love you channel!!!!

[@scrotiemcboogerballs2133]

Is it up to date?

[@Mfor1998]

@@scrotiemcboogerballs2133 Can't speak for the remainder of the course, but once you're in the Bootstrap module, absolutely nothing is up to date at all.

[@mongstyt9946]

The best course for linkedin

[@contentsofjoy]

The course is still great though. I trust u r gonna love it! Free code camp is also amazing. Try the out

[@deboman81]

Have you checked it now. Is there any updates to her course?

[@luumaven]

This is great advice!

[@AbdulRehman01Dev]

Thanks for your valuable experience!!

[@MYDREAMUK]

wow really you nailed it in 60 seconds

[@JoshIbbotson-]

The fastest way is to spend a year of dedicated self learning, I spent a year and a half learning whilst working full time, but I think it can be reasonably done in a year, even made a video on how I believe it can be done

[@itmentorstva]

Javascript market is over saturated with people that do both MERN or simply react. Start working on real projects and solve real problems. Build something that can be used in real life not just in theory.

[@dhirenvairagade6547]

where can we find real problems to solve?

[@versaii5519]

Going to try the Odin project soon

[@mrdoitall9368]

Woah..... Didn't expect to see you here!!!😉

[@maverick9622]

please make videos related to Git, portfolio, LinkedIn and resume also free courses for full stack

[@iamnoxus]

In my case, I use HTML5 and CSS3 for frontend development and I use the most used web backend framework of python called “Django”.

[@doziedope]

I like this guy. Raw facts

[@sharif_billa]

Thank you

[@raphalmeida746]

I can building some cool stuff with html and css but when it comes to JavaScript I’m a disaster and this is killing me

[@bestofkings9793]

Just look for a great course and you will be fine, i didnt know much about js at first and though it was pretty hard, right now i use js for even the front end and back end, keep trying bro, you will get it, we keep learning every day

[@user-gm3xp8yi9b]

@@bestofkings9793 i am a quick learner and I have done courses too the thing is i am not able to apply that knowledge to actually build something on my own ig. Also there are coding rounds too, but how can i remember codes when I was taught that web development is an open book exam. please help !

[@niskala07548]

Thankyou 🙏🏽

[@adedejiadegoke957]

Great value.

[@TheBeaver2x01]

Thanks bro

[@alexminigun2438]

You look a like Johnny siin

[@Username-xr5bx]

Lol

[@konami2839]

voldemort

[@yoootrenttt6131]

And learn data structures and algorithms!!

[@KomentarSaya]

Damn you a right, spam every single company with your niche, ask for feedback, fix your mistake and do it again repeat 🔁 until you get hire

[@hersheynaik3029]

Where to spam it on LinkedIn? I'm such an anti social person. I have no idea how to grow network. Any suggestions?

[@QuestFire-OnePiece]

Does DSA required in web dev interview for a Fresher?

[@unnatibhatt8929]

Any portfolio idea for front end developer?? Which is unique and stand out??

[@RudyRavelin1983]

What do you think about the app academy open curriculum? greetings from Haiti.

[@OlafXD]

hey just ask, does backend devepoper also needs to make their own website for portfolio? i thought github is enough am i wrong

[@dakorionwillis1560]

what exactly is the basics? Is that the point where I've learned enough to potentially build something or is that post-project?

[@trentasaurus]

Yeah maybe in the full video he clarifies what "the basics" is, but I'm not sure when i should start applying. It's already time consuming enough learning to code. I've done the html/Css and JavaScript courses on freecodecamp, then i started with the Odin project and finished the foundations course, and now I'm working on the Todo list in the js section. I feel like I need more impressive projects to get hired with no experience but maybe it's time to start

[@alejandrogarcia6835]

Basic is knowing enough you can actually code and be able to do projects on your own, not that the code or project you’re building has to be perfect but you should be able to do it good or bad just able to do it

[@df6148]

At first I thought it was just knowing how to make programs that do simple stuff like display a message on your computer or being able to use object oriented programming. But all of that is fine in the practice world, so For me it’s being able to deploy your project into a live atmosphere like the web. Not a Wordpress site but like a front end that you created that’s running on a server hosted some place like Amazon. Or a backend server running in python that listens for calls and requests. Or even both. But just getting it into ‘production’. There’s the development phase and then the actual production version that the public use. Once you can actually produce something into a live setting than I’d say you know the basics of what the job will actually be. Version control with git is probably the number one thing I’ve learned no matter what language.

[@kevinandrade6192]

Should you learn Java script then React??

[@user-us7hq6xf9o]

What do you thjnk about coding with mosh?

[@shortsdaily4700]

Bro do we also need to leetcode ? While learning web development

[@Matthew8473]

This piece is laden with deep and meaningful wisdom. A book with parallel content was a key transformative experience for me. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill

[@sulizu0186]

Not area, the word you're looking for is 'role'

[@SuperlativeCG]

But what about in 30 seconds?

[@user-lq6xm4uu3n]

these days only frontend or backend is never enough. full stack is the basic requirement.

[@pranjalruhela1103]

Any why should we listen to you? Please don't be offended! But it's up to you

[@CalebHigginbotham]

what makes the most money?

[@BUGPLAYS]

They all make around the same honestly.

[@spencerbergamo4582]

The mern setup?

[@amankhan.lko1]

I am a 2011 Btech graduate with little or no experience can i Get job

[@davidethancarah4550]

I am 12 years old and how long does it will take for me to learn fully. And it is okay to apply to job under 18?

[@dsha2006]

What's the "mern stack?" Also, what about python? Udacity has a full stack w Python and a full stack JavaScript. Which do u recommend

[@eauth_login_system]

MERN: "MangoDB, Express, ReactJS, NodeJS"

[@dsha2006]

@@eauth_login_system thanks did you see my second question. Can you recommend anything there?

[@masudalimran92]

Which way to learn do u suggest more from books or from videos or from official docs

[@bestofkings9793]

Videos

[@fridayblessed9742]

i think more from videos

[@dunnock343]

You mentioned all those things, yet we should ignore HTML, CSS, and JavaScript?

[@hmedes-saqqat6698]

I just want to know what is the difference between a webmaster and a webdeveloper. are they the same or not

[@michalzarddev]

Web developer develops web applications and webmaster handles hosting

[@MuhammadAhmedAshraf]

What projects should i build man i have no idea

[@Chillycloth]

Create customer service chatbots

[@fridayblessed9742]

tic tac toe or weather app

[@DSEEUtkarshSinghParihar]

I’ve learnt whole mern on top of familiarity with Java and SQL aswell..I have built 4 projects…Still i remain jobless with 0 interview or test calls for reasons beyond my thinking!! Someone Help..

[@hersheynaik3029]

Any updates?

[@broken-gammer]

what do you mean by learn git ? please explain

[@fridayblessed9742]

git is a must learn for all developers, is like some sort of version control

[@mageshsal1015]

Is data structures and algorithm necessary for front end ?

[@abetipraise8617]

No

[@luka9340]

@@abetipraise8617 I think after react part you can apply(didnt make jt there yet tbf) whats your opinion

[@suryasumanth4572]

I have opted Colt steel’s Web Development bootcamp (mern). Thoughts?

[@bluehunnids887]

meh

[@suryasumanth4572]

elaborate?

[@FernandoW910]

wow

[@Junedwrites]

Mean stack

[@bobbylove7568]

Bald always win the game

[@dikshasharma859]

Just want to know Do we get the Part time job as a designer or developer or not in canada?

[@sterben5995]

You do I landed one as a international student in a company they told me the second I graduate to message em after I did I joined them as an intern and quickly got a contract being the youngest member of the company at only 19 years old

[@dikshasharma859]

@@sterben5995 okay

[@irina_8525]

​@@sterben5995where did you find the internship? Do you know the websites?

[@elegantdebbie]

What is a portfolio

[@Mike_Hawk1]

It’s a pokemon and onlyfans collection

[@achouakbenabid4097]

it is not understand what's this !!!!???

[@itzn1mble837]

I don't live in the US and I don't have any degrees. Is there any way to get hired and work from my country? My country doesn't have paypal. Are they okay for digital currency payment?

[@fahamedulislamjoy7373]

Where are u from btw

[@itzn1mble837]

@@fahamedulislamjoy7373 I'm from Iran brother

[@alexvaas9549]

First, having no degree wont stop you from learning new productive skills , second your location wont stop you either, the world is all YOURS , third you can get paid with many payment methods and currencies from your clients , you’re the one who decides how to pay , at last i wish you good luck bro

[@itzn1mble837]

@@alexvaas9549 I needed that motivation brother. I'm having a rough time for the last 4 years. I'm trying my best to get out of this situation. Thank you❤️

[@fridayblessed9742]

@@itzn1mble837 you'll definitely be okay just keep on going, and never give up

[@purepositivity7404]

I am 52 y/o, former web dev 20 yrs ago, if i re-learn those stuff, can i still get a job as a web dev despite my age? If so, which area of web dev has more demand: frontend, backend, or full-stack? Thanks for your insight.

[@thejaredwilcurt]

Yes, I've seen many career transitioners with *no* prior coding experience in their 40's, 50's, and even 60's get hired. A few tips: avoid "fast paced, lots of deadlines, startup-mentality" places. Those are for your under 40 crowd, especially under 30. Long nights, output over quality, move-fast-break-things etc. Usually this is a terrible match for the older crowd. Find places that are a 9-5, rarely ever any deadlines, quality is valued, "we use boring solutions" kind of place. There are a ton of these jobs. Reach out to the tech community in your city, get on Meetup and find groups and events related to coding, attend all of them (most are remote now). This will build up your network within your local community and help you form connections and get people to remember your face. From this you can ask questions like "what's your tech stack", "what libraries do you use", "what's the culture like there", "what processes do you follow/do/use", "how often do you hire", etc. By doing this you will know what is more in demand where you live. "React" is popular enough that it's fairly easy to find a job almost anywhere with it, but it is one of the worst technologies on the frontend in 2022 (it's a very 2014 technology). You may find that it is popular in your city, or you may find that other frameworks have a lot of traction where you live. Same with backend, there are some "Ruby" cities, some C#/.NET cities, some JS cities, etc. There will always be a mix of these things, but if you ask devs that have been rooted in the local scene for a long time, they'll tell you what is most common where you live. Or you can pick whatever stack is most convenient for you and go the fully remote route, this is far more viable now for those "starting out" in 2022, than it was 2 years ago. When applying, focus on what's relevant to the position, exclude things that aren't from your resume, be confident, but also honest in interviews. good luck

[@daniilc342]

​ TheJaredWilcurt's comment was very spot on, I would listen closely! Web 20 years ago was completely different so be ready to learn from the beginning, unless you have some programming knowledge. I would say the demand is relative, but in my experience full stack is less in demand for junior jobs. I would go for frontend in your case, it is somewhat easier to grasp. But I would say React is your best bet. Oh and age affects everyone differently. After a certain age, some people find it hard to adapt to new knowledge and be flexible in learning new things and features, and if you want a career in web, I think it is an important skill.

[@mdzyaan]

Anybody looking to collaborate on any personl project. Comment below.

[@uchihaid4842]

hey

[@g-kems]

“Setup your portfolio” for only one medium-big project it may require 1-3 months as a beginner, LoL

[@anujsarvang433]

So after astronaut, doctor, patient, nurse, plumber, mechanic, golf player, detective……now you are a programmer too!!!

[@TheBeaver2x01]

I really don’t care if it takes me ten years I just need something to do shits boring

[@jeremieilunga1839]

Java is my nightmare i tried everything java keep rejecting my brain

[@uchihaid4842]

lol😂 i'feel u bro,caused me depression everytime

[@brahimsaad6287]

Do you need a deep mathematical knowledge for web development?

[@rosanpaudel6330]

No bro 😂. Even if you need it will be for very very complex project and that will be rare.

[@ghostaccountlmao]

No

[@fabrubi172]

Isn’t this guy a doctor? Looks familiar 😅

[@Shadow55970]

No he’s a plumber bro!

[@lifeiscontent]

Hot take. Express.JS is dead. Hasn’t been updated in ages!!

[@yoootrenttt6131]

What do you recommend?

[@El_PABLO_7254]

I think i have seen this guy somewhere...he looks familiar, but can't figure out..

[@dohoangminh4129]

Isn't he that one guy who shot green laser things at a little child using a wand?

[@harshaljadhav4338]

When did Johnny sins became a full stack developer?

[@peter-jb]

bc just fck holes all the time makes u get tired

[@deepu17055]

when jonny sins becomes web developer...

[@MellstroyMemeSUS]

Damit Johny Sins landed a new job, coder. As uzbek saying goes, 40 handicrafts is still less for a man.

[@manviiam]

Hey i don't understand this. In order to apply for a job you need to have your resume, LinkedIn, github etc ready but in order to make github LinkedIn resume ready. You need to acquire some skills which is to learn how to code. So, Dorian my question is should i start applying for jobs even i just started learning coding as a beginner or should I wait for some time to apply for a job once i have enough skills? I'm so confused right now. @DorianDevelops I am looking for a job right now. I hope you'll reply.

[@fridayblessed9742]

start applying so that you'll get comfortable even if you have less experience.

[@crazygamer4765]

voldemort fell off

[@kaysoverview]

Voldemort ?

[@karamelapple8007]

Linkrdin is bad

[@hersheynaik3029]

Oh why so?

[@zeono6276]

Johnny sins??????

[@fridayblessed9742]

lol

[@jflores85]

Can't get hired for shiz

[@chillmathematician3303]

your video was crop and used by an ads

[@ryancox5097]

Man, your eyebrow bones stick out super far.

[@almf7193]

this title is so stupid take it or leave it:-))

[@DorianDevelops]

💯😂