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Mikhail Ratner
Great video! Like some of the other people who commented, I did a 3-month coding bootcamp this year. I did well during the bootcamp, but was quite exhausted afterwards… not sure if I'd call it a depression, but I fell into a hole afterwards and got anxious about my skills. After a few months, I realised that something is not going as it should be and started doing a udemy course. A bit later I started coding again with another friend from the bootcamp. It was a little project of mine that I already started during the bootcamp. It was good to have somebody with me and we both had things which we still knew but also those which we forgot, so we could help each other out. It felt good to be back again. I already started to apply for jobs here and there a month after the bootcamp, but only after finding a bit more confidence, I landed a very nice job. I think the CEO knows that I still have to learn a lot, but he saw that I actually had the ambition and also brought in other skills than coding. If I would go back in time, I'd push myself to always have a little side project which I can work at least every 2-3 days on. I guess having something evolving with you is a nice motivator and also helps to show people what you can. I hope my story can help someone here. Good luck coders!
Horthy
you are so chill and positive men, had to sub
Amal
Thank you!!
Hardik Baria
Will Full Stack Development Die in 10 years ??? as people have access to Online Web Builders. Please Reply
Ibnu
how about minimum requirements for backend developer?
BR!AN
Well said bro👏🏾
Chirag Shrivastava
It's great with java script 😇❤️
CloudSky
Is there a possibility of getting a job with a requirement of 1-5 years of experience?
Mel A
Thank you this was so helpful 😊
JADERQF
gracias.
Nemi
Man, i love you nohomo but fr thank you, i needed this video i subs keep it up
6:27 ❤️
Absolute Creative
Thank you! Very valuable information! And inspirational:))
Supra Kooper
Lmao. So, I just started web development a month ago.
I had no clue what all these terms you were using, like json. Now, I do.
Yay!
Karan Paul
Hello Sir…i have a doubt…Actually i am an Arts student and i don't have a good knowledge of mathematics moreover i kinda hate maths…but i like computers and web-dev field really fascinates me.
So is it necessary to be good at mathematics in order to become a good developer?…
Vinicius Moraes
Really good video! I've started learning 2 days ago and this video is really encouraging for everyone that is starting, thx!
Huda Hassan
I only know html5, can I get an entry position?
Phudorji Lama
Thank you so I really needed to hear this
Talha Khan
this video really inspired me towards my goal.
thank you
Paul Andrew Samonte
Thank you.
Online Explorer
Thanks for this video buddy!
Oki Doki Yow Yow
Thanks dude. Im applying next month, im from SEA and know react. I have portfolio and projects. Im scared to apply for job because lots of posting here have a lot of fancy words and stuff.
Damien Rick Umali
I've been a coder for 7 yrs now and already starting to feel burned out and the imposter syndrome is already creeping in on me. I looked at front-end developer jobs and already overwhelmed by the requirements their looking for.
mOh Zi
Thank you sir , i'm 20 am i too late to learn this and the cyber security ?