you STILL need a website RIGHT NOW!! (yes, even in 2024)

[@NetworkChuck]

Build your website in 5 seconds: hostinger.com/networkchuck10 (use coupon code NETWORKCHUCK for an extra 10% off) 🗳🗳VOTE!!: Who has the best website? ➡➡ kzbin.info/door/9x0AN7BWHpCDHSm9NiJFJQcommunity?pvf=CAI%253D Super awesome, amazing advanced website code: github.com/happygilmore445/mywebsite/blob/main/index.html Discover how easy it is to create your own website in 2024 with NetworkChuck! In this video, Chuck guides you through the process of building a website from scratch using free tools like GitHub Pages. He also explores the power of AI-driven website builders like Hostinger that allow you to create stunning, professional sites in minutes without any coding knowledge. Learn why having your own website is crucial for learning, sharing your unique perspective, enhancing job prospects, and opening up new opportunities. Join NetworkChuck on this informative journey into the world of web development and take control of your online presence today! - ****00:00**** - The Shocking Truth: 81% Don't Have Websites - ****00:05**** - Quick Website Creation Challenge Begins - ****01:06**** - Introducing AI to Simplify Web Design - ****01:38**** - Debunking Myths: You Can Build a Website with AI - ****02:06**** - Starting Simple: Your First Text-Based Website - ****02:52**** - Getting Your Website Online: A Step-by-Step Guide - ****04:06**** - Free Web Hosting on GitHub: How to Set It Up - ****05:45**** - Upgrading Your URL: Custom Domain Names Explained - ****06:40**** - Exclusive Deal Alert: Hostinger's Web Hosting Services - ****09:53**** - From Simple to Fancy: AI-Powered Website Building - ****12:33**** - Why You Absolutely Need a Website Today - ****16:03**** - Debunking the "I Have Social Media, I Don't Need a Website" Myth - ****18:28**** - The Big Reveal: AI-Built Websites by NetworkChuck's Daughters 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck Academy!: ntck.co/NCAcademy **Sponsored by Hostinger

[@뿑]

i aint saying first and reading this all ;-;

[@vanpeters9751]

i had 1 template site barely modifed get 5k views in a month lol it was only a download for linspire 8 ce 2019 ubuntu 18 lts

[@ecoaventurasdelistmo]

i setted a form and i kept getting spam in my inbox

[@Haha_memes-18]

Who won the 100 bucks?😅

[@usernqme124]

networkchuck goated

[@go2guy]

Chuck's kids are going to be what employers are looking for fresh out of college with 10 years working experience lol

[@thebeardofknowledge]

This ⤴️ is hilarious

[@GreyGuy101]

Exactly what i thought :D

[@DoFliesCallUsWalks]

You mean 20 years

[@estersone]

They're lucky man

[@tomatoesice]

The first time a comment actually made me laugh.

[@ryanbuzar5392]

Chuck, I’m not going to lie to you, this video is exactly what I needed to hear. I pinned this video in my “motivation” playlist. The “organize your thoughts from taking notes to giving notes.” This is really one of my main beliefs with how I really master a subject. I teach it to others. You really got me hooked here. But then saying “Your perspective is valuable.” “Will it be valuable to 1,000,000 people? Probably not. But, it needs to only be one.” Gosh. Boom. Mind-bomb. I love helping people. It’s why I do many of the things I do. I can do something that not everyone can, so I enjoy sharing it. I just started my homelab journey a few weeks ago while having some time off from surgery as a way to pass the time. Here I am three raspberry Pis and a repurposed enterprise HP server later and I was considering making a website, but I wasn’t really sure what to do. I have several ideas now. I love this video, not the first I’ve watched of yours, but YOUR perspective was so inspiring. It’s so relatable. I love it. Thanks so much!

[@rogerwilco6880]

Spot on! As a matter of fact, building a website from scratch is how I've always encouraged a budding programmer to start his/her tech journey! Everyone needs to build a website!

[@shubhrajit2117]

html is not even programming!

[@xenyon]

@@shubhrajit2117js and php is though

[@TheMagicalBlackBox]

Doing this would eventually lead to a newcomer who is making a website from scratch to JavaScript if they want an interactive site.

[@JamesWinslow-zd2hx]

@@shubhrajit2117 why not?

[@gravy7861_]

5 seconds + 1 pot of coffee.

[@OctoLinkYT]

five seconds plus one river worth of pure coffee

[@DeveloperJishan]

No 1 ocean of coffee

[@snopz]

The amount of motivation this video gives is insane. Continue the good work chuck ❤

[@abdullahnadeem1823]

In the world of IT, the reality is you shouldn't care about motivation, but instead just do it, even if you don't feel like it. You're not always going to have motivation so...

[@snopz]

@@abdullahnadeem1823 true

[@mansart26]

​@@abdullahnadeem1823yep

[@Turnpost2552]

@@abdullahnadeem1823 Dude motivation is the human emotion. If you cant get up, your done. No plan your done.

[@jeremylerman765]

I don't know how I stumbled on this inspiring and exceptional clip of yours. I'm so glad I did. I have let my site relapse for far too long. You've inspired me to revamp, rethink, and redesign the whole stinking thing from scratch. You rock.

[@jeffherdz]

Of course I have a web site up and running. On my own Dell server. Who doesn't ? A.I. is a great tool. BUT, what do you learn from allowing a computer to code for you ? Or when your boss sees your site and ask you questions about it. And you stare at him/her with a blank face. They will know real fast, that you didn't do the work on it

[@3kh0alt]

Amazing comment, I hate developers that rely on AI for everything

[@GrumpyDerg]

I kinda see this unraveling on the web already when I search for things: you have all these articles popping up on unfamiliar websites, which in itself could be "good" for whoever doesn't know that ChatGPT exists, but when you have "similar" articles plastered all over the f'ing search results page - all from no-name websites that did their SEO just a bit better - what have we done with this other than trash the web with AI noise?.. What do you really do when you let AI design, code and write content for your website? Did you learn to construct websites? Did you learn how to design websites? Did you improve your writing skills? Did you contribute anything new to society that comes from your unique perspective and experience?.... no... you didn't do jack sh!t, and other people will recognize that by the common ways that AI writes. If that's the case, then why bother paying for that domain which after that 1st year will cost you much more than $0.99?.. These videos can be really depressing sometimes... :\

[@midj22]

You've not seen anything yet. Wait until asi and agi ​and decentralisation @7DuRd3n

[@Jokujopt]

You learn how to use A.I when you use A.I, it's all about learning how to make a robot work for you, the whole point is for you to get going only with basics. Not a lot of people knew how to farm, but a lot learned how to use machines that did it for them.

[@GrumpyDerg]

@weekendwarrior3420 1. Because you want to set yourself apart from everybody else, and AI - due to its nature - often struggles with creativity, thinking outside the box and "taking the road less traveled". 2. Because the skills and experience you gain put you closer to the top 10% (if not within it) - those people are hard to fire and/or replace, at least in companies that don't "just want to put themselves on the web fast"; 3. Engineers who can work their way around the core technologies get paid more than "prompt engineers" and copy-pasters who are limited to what the glorified autocomplete algorithm and StackOverflow can give them. Rest assured, people who developed said AI generators are paid more per month than you will be paid per year using their work, and they will more easily find their next job if they were to be let go. Using AI to generate websites for you (and I'm not even talking about people who use it to generate the content) - puts you in the average at best. The average employee is paid below-average salary, and is the first to go when "trimming", "pivoting" or "restructuring" has to be done within the company. I wouldn't be very comfortable in that zone if I were you...

[@alanjoyce9290]

Props to the editor, 😊 also some great inspiring words! It’s easy to forget that we are all unique in our thoughts and reasonings. Keep up the awesome content. Been watching for a good few years and always enjoy learning. The 3cx stuff was fun to setup and use, the freedom (rip) and cloudflare stuff I still use for home hosting. Setting up a dark web server was also cool. Really thankful and grateful for for all I’ve learned and the videos are always fun and engaging and informative. Peace 😊

[@FragEightyfive]

Interesting explanation on learning at 13:07. I was just reading a study where they tested four groups of students, the ones that RECALLED the information, learned better than the students that read once, read multiple, or took notes. It was the ones that recalled (gave notes), that retained the information the best.

[@jayjoneslive]

HOW DARE YOU MAKE ME CHOOSE BETWEEN THESE TALENTED KIDDOS?!?!?!?!?!? They're both really good.

[@Zuri0l]

u dont have to lie :3

[@johnmicheal5722]

Thank you for that bit on the philosophy of sharing Chuck. Thanks to your first video, I got really passionate about creating my own website. Then getting into the nitty-gritties, I started losing faith - just a bit - in it. But now, I'm back to being motivated and all. I'm going to get this done and it's going to look beautiful, then I'm going to teach other people how to do it and share your videos to guide them through the process. You're amazing. Cheers from Togo, Africa.

[@johnmicheal5722]

Update: I went for Joomla CMS, added the Gantry 5 framework, got a theme and rocked that bad boy.

[@in_wave]

Man be saving startups on the go 💀

[@DaveVanderWekke]

I've had my own domain since the 90s and use it for both a persona page as well as my email so I don't rely on the public email providers. So I agree Chuck, website is a must and I think people need their own email address at their own domain!

[@markarca6360]

That translates to an experience as a webmaster.

[@DaveVanderWekke]

@@markarca6360 yep 32 years As electronic engineer and software engineer

[@johnmicheal5722]

Wow, from the 90s is impressive.

[@DaveVanderWekke]

@@johnmicheal5722 yeah I’m one of the original web guys. Wrote my first website in 1994. Now I develop enterprise level SAAS solutions. Been a long fun journey.

[@oioio-yb9dw]

That is really a thing I would love to set up, but I have been always unable to understand how to do it. Seriously, help.

[@_KasraMoradi]

mr.chuck, you changed my life and almost saved my life, you showed me the correct way for the journey of IT, and this comment is for a HUGE thanks from you, you maid my life 1000x times better, love your content and also you forever :_)

[@99aabbccddeeff]

Worth noticing, you are definitely a good father which is growing smart children!

[@Solutions_2_World_Problems]

You got me man, I watched that vid of yours and still didn't bother, but today was a good reminder

[@Lampe2020]

0:44 That's totally how I look when I'm developing my own website, I'm totally not sitting with the worst posture imaginable (legs pulled up onto the chair, hugging my knees), staring at my code wondering why it misbehaves XD

[@rickfiji4486]

10 out of 10 best video on KZbin for showing how to get up and running quick and free. I've been a software engineer for over 10 years, so I get it. What you said about the trap you fall into building the website rather than making content is 100% true and can relate. I love seeing content like this. Keep killing it man, you are doing great!

[@shaunrowley7230]

Wow what a motivational video, I have been into tech since my teens and self taught but this video has inspired me at 57 to create my own website blog of my new journey of learning Cyber security - yes some would say why but I seek to retire at 60 and have a side hustle for helping others with preventing them becoming victims of fraud & scams, along with basic tech advice. Thanks again for a great video

[@HassnShahir]

Chuck is the reason I registered my domain 2 years ago, now again he is the reason I’ve started putting content in there.

[@Alburrito_mx5]

I’ve had the idea and want, to have a website/portfolio for years now as an on and off again photographer. This video and the simplicity of the tools you used, I think have convinced me to give it a shot. The AI tools is really gonna make things much easier for someone who wants a website without all the hassle of coding.

[@LukeSaunders-kf4jq]

What you explain 12:30 in, is the reason I started my youTube channel. I really enjoy teaching others even though I its very early stages, the feedback I get is really great! It also helps with presentation skills, like you state if you can explain something in simple terms it aids in your understanding! Keep up the awesome content

[@drumXskate]

Lol the generation difference: "Cant Ai do this?"

[@whoislust]

do you need a website?

[@calebfin6640]

It’s helped so much with my ssl issues between Cloudflare and Linode

[@zuko9085]

Probably going to be the next generations "just google it" compared to going to the library.

[@xEdziu]

as a backend, i always hated frontend - but thanks to you i finally get myself to set up my own portfolio page - thanks again!

[@MegabytesAndMe]

My website and KZbin channel were started thanks to your original video about making a website. I now get new clients, BuyMeACoffee contributions and invites to conferences (sometimes abroad, fully paid for) by vendors. My career has also benefitted from the opportunities the blog has generated and my resume interest has improved. Thank you NC! 😄

[@solutions4691]

You are back. I learn so much from you that is very important for all of us. Please keep up the good work. Thank you!!!

[@ragibshahariar3169]

The way he explain that these websites are not yours hit me hard. Now I realize. I agree with all the points he explained. It does motivates me to have a website of my own.🍀🌴

[@zvenhamo]

Finally my favorite KZbinr Posts a video 😊😊

[@eyob.bekele]

This is a guy who always make me feel like I'm on steroids. Look at his energy, out of this world. Love you bro, Thanks for sharing. You really do inspire.

[@aritramondal6475]

What will i put in my website? Show people how broke i am?

[@JosephK-DaSun0fMorning]

your aspirations matter... If you start a blog of whatever you learn or experience and post it there, someday someone might find it useful... Or you might get contacted with someone who values your vision and experience.

[@Isr_431]

NetworkChuck used to good, but it's mostly just sponsored content now. What happened to the Python, Linux etc. series? It's mostly just whatever a company wants to promote now.

[@kboutdoors4599]

It’s not all like that, however you do have to realize that the man went from full time worker part time yter to the opposite to be able to make more content for us… this wonderfully selfless act, made an impact on him and his families income. He had to then, supplement that income, which was obviously over 6 figures a year. That explains sponsorship deals and videos… I’m grateful the man worked it out and you can’t fault him for it

[@TerminatedAccount.]

Thank you Chloe, I never thought Jesus would love me for staying hydrated.

[@maxmustermann9858]

For the US and other countries it’s super simple, but especially in Germany it’s a pain. So many regulations and you need a legal page with your official name, phone number and address. I’m planing to make one with Cloudflare pages and Workers and a cool CI/CD pipeline. The only problem the regulations, I can implement everything but when I have one I lose all my privacy.

[@harakiwi]

That's why I stopped my own website project. Made one for my WoW guild back in the early days. A friend kept his site but he had a link to a tool that allows CD audio ripping. That piece of URL cost him a - for a kid - large amount of money (or better his parents). That's why I prefer social media. They have to provide the legal stuff ( Impressum ) etc.

[@maxmustermann9858]

@@harakiwiThat’s really unfortunate for you guys. But even social media technically needs an Impressum/Legal of you as person if it’s not 100% personal and makes money.

[@curtkeisler7623]

Chuck I see you brother and I really appreciate how do you put yourself out there and you don't hide your faith.

[@axehead15]

Love that your kids are not afraid to show their faith. That is great parenting.

[@somedude5414]

Would you say the same if they were pushing ANY OTHER religion? Or Atheist?

[@MarcusHCrawford]

@@somedude5414 No, but obviously you would.

[@mikenorfleet2235]

I know this is an older video, but who actually one the website challenge? I love that you teach your kids about how tech actually works. I try everyday to teach my kiddos about computers and technologies that are common place now but were not at all when I grew up. Knowing how it all works together they will be in a good position to be leaders in the future for sure!

[@martin22336]

God bless you dude 18:57 am proud you raised your kids right.

[@somedude5414]

Would you say the same if they were pushing ANY OTHER religion? Or Atheist?

[@martin22336]

@@somedude5414yes and no depending on the context. The atheist thing is kinda creepy. I am not American so my point of view is if you take offense to someone saying “god bless you” then thats your own private problem and I shouldn’t be questioned about your offense.

[@ELEC7RO]

Me watching this knowing I have a website 🗿

[@kuchbhirakhlebhai6834]

Me watching this knowing I have built a bunch of websites for my clients 😂

[@jessekisira]

Can you use this idea to build websites for people? And make money?​@@kuchbhirakhlebhai6834

[@haydend3469]

I strongly agree with all of this. If you can have your website and content that you create you’ll be able to get hired more easily and there’s a higher chance that you’ll be more respected in your workplace and get fair obligations

[@oratilemoagi9764]

Wow look who decided to post a video

[@alexanderwilliams6527]

A website is still very much needed. When I look at someone's website, I see more than a youtube, or twitter or github account of that person, I see and understand more of the personality. A website is indeed a unique expression of himself, very much like a very own branding.

[@codm599]

Yo supp love the vidd ❤❤ helps alot

[@mattwilson1610]

Your previous video is what pushed me over the fence and convinced me to get a domain. It took a long time, but I finally made a website to go along with it. I couldn't decide on what to put on there, but this video also gave me a couple of ideas. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@coocat231]

My two cents: I don’t have a website because of the implied security risk. I’m not opening ports on my home network nor am I getting an additional WAN connection for a home network. Enterprise, sure.

[@vaisakh_km]

wait, who host website from their home ?? almost no one does that... (may be except weirdos like me who plays with raspberry pi whole day...)

[@magude]

What A Video! The Learning, The Emotional Shot, The Drama, The Plot Twist, The turning of A Tut Video To A Motivational Philosophical Video, I just Loved It. Cry's Coming Out of My Ears I mean Eyes

[@halal_gaming2010]

Promote AI to KZbin ❌ Promote AI to your children ✔

[@ashongabdalla5940]

As a teenager, learning website designing, I've got to say, the first part of this video really shook me because of this whole AI something taking over web design, but I felt a sense of relief as the video went on. I do think at some point AI's gonna massively influence web designing, but not now or maybe I'm just deluded. Anyways its a great skill to have.

[@wolverineyt2917]

17 seconds ago is crazy

[@Kaleb-lf8kf]

aren't you special 🤡

[@MiLLo_45]

You convinced me to create my own personal website, I agree with what you said in the video, having a website whether you are a customer care, a waiter, a technician or a student helps you to make others understand the knowledge you have and also present who you are. Thanks you!!

[@franciscos.5839]

A website and business card is valuable if you can provide a service for others.

[@Google_Us3r]

i liked my own comment

[@francisnjugunaldc]

Great 💯

[@computergig3622]

Me too

[@Trokumukum]

Yea, it also no.

[@peturingibache9462]

Good boy

[@SMLP]

I like that you liked your own comment… but I didn’t like it.

[@Hamany2k]

I bought a hosting service for my database project, but since passing the class, I haven't updated my website. As a third-year computer science student, I'm considering turning it into a personal site and online CV, but I'm still exploring ideas.

[@SpinGoal]

Just another sponsored video, promoting "free" webiste, that collects your cookies (data) and sells for huge money to third party companies. I wonder if there is anything on this channel that was made "not sponsored". Exact this same "scam" as VPN services, that are mostly crap, but are highly sponsored.

[@kevinfutero7166]

Critics without a solution .. easy !! Who doesn't make money with cookies? I think all providers, perhaps .. or which one doesn't? Maybe the only way is you have your own server but you gotta know how to manage that properly .. otherwise you can get hacked

[@jaimalad2902]

​​@@kevinfutero7166 you can get hacked no matter what you do 😂. these cookie serving **** are most likely to get hacked than $5 linode running Nginx serving single static https site

[@spookykip]

It's github. Github didn't sponsor it

[@felipe_gtr]

Do you think Google is "free"? So every trick on Google and any other similar tool is not valid to present to us because of it?

[@SpookyKipper]

Hostinger is crap, but Github is good. He promoted github for free hosting, which isn't sponsored. A few years ago, he promoted 000webhost, which is owned by hostinger, and it's absolutely awful. But now he just uses github for free

[@Digimess88]

nice to know I'm not the only one who needs to clean my XL desktop mousepad, lol. Thanks for this video in all seriousness, though. I haven't made a website in like 15 years and now I need one again for my resume.

[@PeterParker-n7u]

I don't know if I will make a website. But your Expressions , your Voice, Your knowledge and way of expressing it ❤, ... seriously Chuck, they are keeping KZbin still a good place to spend time on ! And this thing, somehow, abstractly forces me to Create my own Channel {{[[ Inspired By YOU ]]}}

[@JennieLyra]

I make a website because of this video, and now a few weeks later, I'm thinking about doing web design as a side hustle. Might not be too crazy an idea. I have 25 years of fine arts practice to back it up, and the web programs have never been easier. Will let you know how it goes.

[@kanuto-kalasag]

thanks its my first time to deploy my website after working on my application locally although it is actually a desktop app (electron). Amen! More power Chuck! Got 14 yrs of database developer exp :D

[@Th-Ruben]

Just made my own website to showcase my portfolio. Bought my domain on hostinger, supporting my favourite tech KZbinr!

[@Ritschye]

Hello buddy! I don’t understand computers at all, but I just switched from Windows to Linux and I’m trying to improve myself. I’m 40 years old, I won’t become a professional, but I believe it’s never too late to learn. I’ve watched tons of content on KZbin and I really like your style! I’m watching your videos one after another, and thank you! You explain things in a way that I can understand, and not in a dry, technical manner, but in a friendly and cool style! Thank you for your work!

[@LuisDiazch]

I am an engineer in automation and industrial control. Literally, my personality and field keep me far from being extroverted in front of a camera. Three years ago, I decided to step out of my comfort zone, learn another language, and move to another country. The perspective on life that this adventure gave me opened up new possibilities for me. Nowadays, I am uploading content to KZbin with my partner and continue to strive to excel and step out of my comfort zone. These types of videos are very helpful for those of us who are a bit less open to new changes ❤

[@ForeignWerewolf]

I absolutely LOVE the beginning edit of a man staying focused on the grind to make the best website possible!

[@itenthusiast5988]

Even though this video is sponsored the reason to have a website with the weightage given by you was very much appreciated. It has all the teachings the free stuff, techniques everything in simple terms. The end card of how not sharing what you know is like commiting a sin made me think about it again and again. Overall this video goes into my favourite section and I will watch it again. By the way your daughters are very lucky to have you as their father and keep sharing your legacy to them like always so that they may inspire other young women like them in the future like how you were inspired by someone you said in your video. Thank you been thinking about this for a week without seeing your video and the universe (great mother goddess) bought me here. I see it as her calling. Thank you thank you and thank you so much for this video and information provided. Love you brother.❤🎉

[@obvioustruth]

My uncle didn't have website and was making millions. I was making websites and didn't have my own website and I had more customers that I could handle. Not having a website is not a problem when you make loads of money without it.

[@digiryde]

I love the kids commenting on your site. Reminds me of my kids back in the day. One of them actually went into IT from those experiences.

[@emilianofernandezcervantes4042]

I created my website after I saw your first video and have been a subscriber ever since. I'm happy to see this new version.

[@zombiewolf007]

2:44 lmao feed and water them @NetworkChuck! We need more fancy video effects in your future vids! I love this video. A+

[@ICSolutionsCO]

You are so grand, truly powerful to see and listen to an intelligent person. Never stop learning

[@wilsonbeckstrand5970]

Your last video inspired me to set up a website. Which then led to me making multiple for family and friends. It's now a small side hustle and empowering! Thanks!

[@Alexifeu]

Bro dropped the hardest coding edit and thought we wouldn't notice

[@KevinArellano]

Love when editors leave silly messages during your vid Chuck. Keep at it!

[@pyfinx]

i don't work in IT and only time i think about coding problems are when sitting on in the toilet. this is extremely helpful.

[@israelmartinez4998]

Your words struck a Nerve with me... thank you, I never thought about what effect I could have on another. I keep putting something off or having paralysis because I don't t think people would listen.. I am going to really start moving and finish what I've set out to do... you inspire me with tech and now motivated me to move forward with that and more. thank you.

[@mrscary1687]

Amazing video, I’m currently earning an AAS in Network Security and I took a web class last semester and learned how to actually code the webpage layout, features, and the css to dress it up but not the actual process of making the webpage public, thanks!

[@KillTheFear]

God Bless you NetWorkChuck. You have a beautiful family and it is clear you're a great father. God bless you. Truly.

[@Antaryse]

Hey Chuck, I got to thank you for so much of the content you create and share. You inspired me to pursue something I would have never thought of pursuing. Thanks to your videos, I was able to get myself into networking and it all started with the pihole on the raspberry pi, just blocking the ads on my local network. From there I started to get more invested in networking, and eventually self host my on website. Because of that I was able to prove myself to potential employers and managed to land a NOC tech job for an ISP. It has been a lot of fun learning more and more. Thank you Chuck!!! I hope I can inspire others too just the way you did to me.

[@chindall]

Chuck. That video was so inspiring. I have battled with myself to create a website. Funny enough I have hostinger because my pizza restaurant (closed) is hosted there. I am looking to make a website about me. I am not CREATIVE. But I feel a website is better then just LinkedIn. I am going to give it another shot. Your video encouraged me to try.

[@Mike_Virata]

Great Video Chuck! I love the reasons why you need a website. It's very true. As a Sysadmin with 24 years of experience, I can safely say I've always had some type of website and included it in my resume. I almost never have any issues finding jobs. I even left 2 toxic jobs with nothing lined up, and found something within a month both times (although I don't recommend doing this).

[@ritooraj]

😜! So true. I spent last 3 months or more trying to set up a Windows Active Directory Forest with different components. At every step I ran into a new challenge and I spent hours (&, sometimes 2 weeks) fixing it. Yes, it was not a total loss. I at least got good exposure to all of those roadblocks.

[@jamesrankin6055]

Creating a tutorial of what you're learning is basically how I taught myself what I needed to know about HTML markup, JavaScript and later on CSS. So the process of needing to share what you've learned while you're still learning can work a whole lot better than not sharing your stuff. ;) So what you've done here is very interesting, as it gets people to dive into something they'd never bother about doing before. Originally I wanted to share the stuff I did with Realbasic. Trouble is, I didn't have a website in which to share it. So, that's when I went down that route. Or should I say rabbit hole. LOL

[@larsladewig5079]

when you started talking about how websites like x or twitter may eventually go down but if you create your own website it can be up forever I was like, this guy is officially goated. Please keep creating AI content and, more or less, philantechnic (idk lol) content

[@Linux333]

Chuck is a good person who gives good advice and I’m glad I listened, thanks

[@worldofnou6676]

After finding the previous video, i knew that i had to create a website. I listened to your advice, and created one. It was a good decision. Thank you Chuck

[@Ibbu1]

I don't know why everyone one criticizing about the sponsored think like know one is talking about the knowledge that he has given to us ❤

[@rHatcher]

Chuck you are the best dude i every seen online. Not only you are capable of teaching really complex stuff in a simple way but also you give life advices. Thanks Make the editor eat PLS 😂

[@GoodNews092]

Your style is awesome, no one can explain with your speed. Such an Amazing person you are. God bless you ❤️

[@TBadalov]

My vote goes to Addie! Chloe has very good taste, still Addie just won my heart. And the website is very clean and nice with good colors. Way to go, Addie!

[@James-e4q3c]

I wanted a website, I even learned python and started learning JavaScript but I could never be able 2 pay for one, so thank you

[@AthenkosiboyanaBI]

Thank you very much for providing this Video, I am motivated. I am building my website and I am polishing my Programming skills... I am Chucked🎉

[@Wakko13]

Got mine, thanks to you. And yes, it landed my current job :D

[@StanyCarteny]

tutti sono bravi a fare video ormai, ma te, lo fai in una maniera fantastica!!! dalla scelta delle musiche, protagonisti, sei il numero uno per me!!! Te lo scrivo in italiano hahahaha

[@hikari1690]

I don't have a website because I don't have anything worth putting on it. I don't even really post stuff online asides from comments like these. P.s. I'm a qualified junior web dev

[@Der.Noodle]

I am still in the process of doing my Website ... you`re too convincing... Thanks a million for all! I awe you all the coffee I`ve been drinking

[@Yaayo98]

Wow wow wow thank you so much for making this and dropping this inspirational bomb on me!

[@jeremylerman765]

A note in your description about your video production and gear would be inspiring because your video production skills are perfect and I'd like to emulate some of that.

[@mac-castleprime]

Thank you, you just touch a part of me, that is hidden from the ordinary eyes, i had a little tear in my eyes too but I'm good 13:54 minute, talked directly to my soul, you got a new subscriber, "THANK YOU"

[@harrisonwitt]

Damn dude you've been really practicing your talking skills or reading a whole bunch about neuroillnguistic programming or something. You soundin mad powerful and persuasive. I can really tell a difference. If there's anything that's helped with that, that'd be great to send it my way

[@epicnan1855]

personally, i'd rather use Hugo with a CI/CD setup, because it's much MUCH more lightweight than wordpress and not really that much more difficult

[@richj120952]

I made a website likely before you were born (1998). It had a purpose. You don't make a website just because you can. It takes maintenance, and updating. Most people have little time for that.

[@avitld]

Whatever you say unc🙏🏽

[@global_hackers]

you inspired me to become an ethical hacker thank you so much .FROM KENYA,AFRICA

[@hk254lyt8]

Uwongo

[@fishmut]

Awesome stuff Chuck , I love your perception on having your own website , I agree , someday when I get a grip on coding programming etc I’ll step up and make a website , in this time it will give me time to think about what kind of web site I want , I am enjoying your videos and learning heaps so a big thank you for what your doing .👍btw your girls are going to be masters like their Dad having a good teacher at their call when they need you.