How I passed the AWS Developer exam as a BEGINNER

[@brownsense1]

Everybody is recommending his course, and I have both Solution architect and Developer Associates. I just passed the CCP -Cloud Practitioner exam yesterday morning and I'm excited about it. Taking a break for the holiday and will began the Developer's Course immediately. I'm thinking about taking the Solution's Architect course as well after I complete the Developer.

[@homebrewhenry]

Good luck! The SA and Developer Associates complement each other nicely.

[@LynxesYT]

but how do you apply for it, are they paid?,i am confused!!

[@prophetjamz94]

Awesome Vid, I'm a software developer and I passed the Cloud Practitioner and was about to do the Developer Exam before doing the SA, I'm glad I came across this for some well needed study tips

[@homebrewhenry]

Glad to hear it’s helpful, good luck!

[@Indian-k7g]

Did you write the Developer exam?

[@vdoescoding]

I passed CCP exam in February 2024, and since Late April I started preparing for Developer Associate. One thing I struggle the most with is consistency. I work a non-tech role and want to switch to Cloud & Devops eventually, I hope that I become more consistent in studying rather than the bursts of studying that way I can complete this course and pass the certification exams.

[@homebrewhenry]

You’re right, consistency is key! Good luck.

[@Rjcuatrocinco]

Thanks for the video. I'm going from IT support to cloud. This stuff is actually really cool and I look forward to studying and learning every day. So I guess that's a good sign. Looking to get into development and data engineer side of things. I'm happy to continue in a support role within the cloud to start though, like a support engineer would be great I enjoy helping users. It's so nice not having to deal with physical infrastructure. I've been dealing with it for YEARS.

[@MarcosDemian]

Awesome tips, specially with regards to how your setting/environment during the exam. Saved to favorites

[@homebrewhenry]

Glad it was helpful

Congrats! I am a note taker, in the early stages of my studying I take notes, and review them later on.

[@mohammedharoon3908]

What a great vid! Very helpful and will look to do SA exam soon

[@paradox-cn1jj]

Bro, your videos are good, keep posting

[@homebrewhenry]

Thanks for the support!

[@olayinkaolatunji319]

Thank you very much bro. This is very helpful. Please what did you call the name of the free tool you spoke of, for taking note - did I hear it correctly as: "Hanky"?

[@homebrewhenry]

Glad it was helpful. It’s called “Anki”

[@LCTesla]

Yeah we all know those certs don't amount to much

[@DerrickWeil]

I getting around 80 on the review test and stiff do not feel ready I want to get to above 85%

[@homebrewhenry]

Are you using TutorialDojo? The practice tests are definitely harder than the real thing. Personally, I would be comfortable with 80 - but 85 would be less risky yes.

[@DerrickWeil]

@@homebrewhenry yes I am doing TD and getting close to the end of my second week of study. I have done the online course and labs read some white papers, use Anki everyday and not the practice test.

[@homebrewhenry]

@@DerrickWeil sounds like you're doing everything correctly.

[@meetpatel1896]

great guidance! keep pushing

[@tapiwamagumise8686]

Could you put a link for your Anki notes that you took for the developer's associate?

[@homebrewhenry]

I think it’s much better for your own understanding if you make your own notes. My ones will be very specific to my knowledge and may not make sense for everyone. I have a video on how to make Anki notes for AWS exams if you need more info.

[@aliyusuf7959]

If you could share your Anki cards that would be awesome :)

[@homebrewhenry]

Sorry, I think it’s much better for your own understanding if you make your own notes. My ones will be very specific to my knowledge and may not make sense for everyone. I have a video on how to make Anki notes for AWS exams if you need more info.

[@sydneywilliam5494]

💥 *promosm*