How I Learned To Code In 11 Months With A Full Time Job

In this video I explain what changes I made to learn coding if you have a full time job or other responsibilites.

[@brendaohwoganohwo2527]

That part about "quitting for a bit" hit me hard. I have been putting off learning for over 6 weeks due to a lack of motivation. thanks for this motivation.

[@LIOTBs]

Perfect advice my friend! Every youth needs to hear this! And pretty much everyone in their twenties.

[@andrewanderson7912]

This video is on time, B! I have to figure out how to do this while taking on a 2nd job on top of a full time.

[@butterpants5711]

You got this bros, don't give it up 🎉

[@CantIllaoiThat]

How's it working out?

[@andrewanderson7912]

@CantIllaoiThat It's still a work in progress but I'm putting time over other things. I remain optimistic though. It's a marathon not a sprint.

[@vitormaltez]

Top video. Thanks.

[@ahmaricodes101]

Hey man was watching you for while but just recently started frequently I like how straight forward you are !! I’m currently in a full stack Bootcamp just first my first course on bootstrap next week taking REACT head on first what advice do you have for me to stay focus and discipline?

[@ahmaricodes101]

Do you have a LinkedIn can we connect ?

[@TAHJBecomeYourBestSelf]

I wanted to know if you how did you pass technical interviews. Coming from a non technical background, LeetCode probably was intimidating for you and very challenging so how did you overcome this?

[@shakultra]

What course/content did you use to learn how to code?

[@leolopezdeveloper]

Brian I have a question, when you started to look for a job as a developer, did you quick from the other jobs? I mean, were you using all your time when you were searching? Also thanks for your video, it was really good.

[@brian-cache]

Oh not at all! I would search for jobs during lunch or after work but I didn’t quit my job at the time

[@SalmanM190]

Brian I really want to know if getting even a intermediate level IT job after attending a bootcamp in highschool is realistic. My school has really been putting the notion that ‘attending this bootcamp will ready you for jobs’. I feel as if a fresh out of HS student wouldnt be on the radar for companies, what are your thoughts?

[@brian-cache]

Fresh out of HS would be tough. You might know a lot technically but they will doubt how professional/mature you are due to age.

[@CapitaineSimone]

Great content ! Which communities would you recommend ?

[@brian-cache]

Reddit, freecodecamp boards and any discords that fit what you’re learning are good spots

[@CapitaineSimone]

@@brian-cache thanks !

[@AlyeaAnn.]

Ooo, you called me OUT in less than 1:10 into the video! Sheesh! Lol

[@MrBowmanXD]

good video

[@brian-cache]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MrBowmanXD]

@@brian-cache as a fellow "brother" i guess, i really enjoy seeing people like us suceed. My history is a bit different but i apreaciate your existence, brian. Keep on doing you!

[@brian-cache]

@@MrBowmanXD thanks for your support. Happy to have you here

[@jermainemyrn19]

I am going to teach myself to be a software engineer, i am going to become a RPA developer first because it's a easier barrier of entry

[@trainerzard7]

Rpa?

[@mello4399]

I think it's robotic processing automation. There are like 400 jobs on indeed in nyc lol

[@jermainemyrn19]

@@trainerzard7 robotic process automation. It's creating bots to automate redundancy basically. You essentially need advanced UIpath certification, projects to show, know Python, SQL, VBA and .NET

[@jermainemyrn19]

@@mello4399 is that bad?