Brad, I haven't watched a video in some time but I wanted to leave a comment to tell you about your impact on my life. I was hopeless at 20/21, doing drugs, hopeless job, etc. I had always been into hosting game servers for the boys and modding games and decided to try software as a career path. I took your "Fundamentals of Javascript" course around 2018. It gave me the foundation to build the rest of my accomplishments on. Your way of teaching was amazing for someone just coming into the sphere. In the years since then I've completed my BS in Computer Science and have been working as an engineer for nearly 2 years in the ML infra space. Thank you Brad.
You made my day my friend ❤ There is no better compensation for doing what I do than a message like this. No amount of money, followers, etc. Congrats on your sobriety and getting your life together. It's not an easy thing. I know from experience. I'm proud to have any small part at all in helping you with that. Good luck with everything!
Wow, being born in a 1st world country is such a great thing tho. That's great bro happy for you. I'm learning for 4 years and I get no freelance job or a local job as they don't exist 😕, anyways I don't lose hope but hope is losing me.
@@BlhJ400 I can't say I know your exact experience, but I know the feeling of being hopeless. I also know it is possible to dig yourself out. You may have 100 more failures, but you can get there. If you have an Internet connection, it's possible. We are lucky in that in this industry, we don't need much to start building a project or finding a client, etc. If what you have done has not worked, try a different angle. Also, your mindset REALLY matters. Don't talk or think in a negative way for a few months and work your ass off. I think you may be surprised. Look for motivating content on TH-cam. Weed through the corny stuff and you can find some gems that can really change the way that you think. Hope is not lost on you brother.
@@BlhJ400 I know your feeling brother, just more patience and fighting a little more you'll get it soon. اجمد أنت بس واستمر في طريقك، إحنا بنتعلم العزيمة منكم أصلا!! امشي على خطة من أولها لآخرها ولا تيأس... إن شاء الله خير ❤
Started watching your videos back to 2017 during my internship, landed a software developer job on 2022. Now using those money to pay my bills and treat my loved ones. Thank you for your huge impact on my life, Brad! Good to see you are doing great and hopefully your son is doing great as well! Sorry I couldn't watch your videos anymore, having a job really took a toll on my time. 😅
Hey Brad, I've been working as a developer at a company for two years now. I used one of your Udemy courses to supplement my CS degree back before I got hired and it was an integral part in building a solid web dev skillset, as web development isn't really covered in most CS degrees (unfortunately). Over the last two years at my company we've gone completely 'serverless' (ie we use lambda functions for everything) and from what I've heard this is the direction most other engineering departments are going. Because of this I've started to feel that the current TH-cam web dev tutorial landscape has fallen a bit behind the times, with most videos still heavily emphasizing the differences between frontend and backend development, the importance of gaining full-stack development skills etc, even though these terms are becoming increasingly vague as more and more companies rely on cloud based architectures (as you mentioned at the start of the video). Anyway, my point here is that what makes your channel great is that you really do keep your finger on the pulse for industry changes like this and update your content accordingly. It would be easy enough to just crank out another frontend course or whatever, but instead you take the time to actually look into what's going on in the industry technology wise. This is why even after being employed for two years I still check back in on your channel to check out the new content. Anyway, sorry for the rambling comment, but your channel really is second to none, so keep up the great work!
Thank you, Brad; this video really helped me understand what to focus on. It has been a year of unemployment for me. Looking at the minimum requirement for each position and trying to learn everything is like swimming in the ocean without seeing a shore.
Hello Brad, I just wanted to express my gratitude. I've been working as a software engineer for the past two years, and your tutorials played a significant role in getting me where I am today. Sending love from the Philippines!
You are indeed someone who makes me never want to give up on the career of software development. Keep up the good work. God bless. I am Joseph from Nigeria, a big shoutout to you. Brad Traversy, you are indeed a lifesaver.
Hi Brad, I was cut off from the Web Development learning journey for the past 5 months. Man, you shocked me! Your body transformation is effffing magical and commendable! I appreciate you for that mate. Keep it. Looking awesome.
Perfect explanation and road map for new developers. I've already choosen SPA or Front end developing. as you mentioned it is best to master in one of them at first.
not gonna give up , im gonna make it even tho there's a lot of people telling me that frontend developers nowdays don't get hired due to Ai's , ill be a good javascript frontend dev , thanks traversy
hii there! i want to thank you for your content and your advice! i been following you since 2020 when I start into this field. Now I'm in a SRE position in IBM! 90% of my efforts are because of you. Cheers from Argentina!
Holy shit Brad, I haven't seen a video of yours in months and you are looking so healthy and slim bro, you've lost a shit ton of weight! Keep up the good work with your channel and your health!
Thank you Brad. This video will be a guide for my up coming training and carrier adjustments. And it came in at a such perfect time thats unbelivable. Thanks again. Keep up the good work.
Hi Brad, A massive thank you for giving valuable content to the community. This helps a lot because the field is so huge that confused about where we should go or choose. Years ago web master was enough to know...
Thank you great as always when i first started to learn about web and web development coming from a graphic design background i was so overwhelmed by the massive amount of data that i to learn and i was slow and scared about not being able to find my way, until i found your courses on Udemy i tried the 50 days 50 projects soon i figured out that i can connect so good with your method of teaching because they are project based and started from the beginning of HTML and Javascript on the way of going to learn react soon, thanks a bunch 🙏🏻
this is some million-dollar advice. I've been swimming the entire ocean trying to know a little of everything, I will now focus more on one thing and be a master in in first.
After 25 years as an enterprise Java developer this video is helpful to discovering the next phase of my journey! The need for work/life balance made it difficult to learn new technology when the 45+ hour week only allowed for "real work", meetings, soft-skills training and time management. I'm currently like a kid in the toy store learning React, Node, Docker and thinking about training to get certified as a "Secure Software Lifecycle Professional". Oy! This video shows you that to be successful you need to choose a path you can stick to.
My major is banking economy & finance but I headed against empty wall, so i decided to turn my destiny. I had started working web developer in 2017. My first internet guide was you!
Every year brad upload a video about tech industry roundup. so this year it is now I am watching. oh yeah I just checked Brad already uplaoded that video titled web development overview 2023. I will watch.
My next project will be something to help course creators. Thanks to your clear segmentation it's going to be a lot easier to establish the main categories. Thank you Brad. You create the most concise, no BS learning videos on the web
I've typically been backend. Lots of system integrations and stuff, but I can also develop on the frontend. The only reason I don't consider myself or advertise myself as a 'full-stack' developer is because my styling on the frontend sucks. I can write all the code and even have a strong understanding of CSS, but I just am not very good at making super nice looking frontends. I just don't seem 'to have an eye' for the asthetics and what looks good. Because of that one weak spot, I avoided labeling myself full-stack which is know is in much higher demand than purely backend. Am I making a mistake doing that? I heard you say specializing not such a bad thing, but looking for a new job these past few months, I see a lot more full-stack than just backend. Thanks Brad. Still a huge fan. Love your content. Thanks!
But you are talking about web design, a front-end developer doesn't have to be a designer, when you work at a team you have designers which provide you with sketches and as a front-end developer you program these sketches using CSS, HTML and the rest of your technologies to create the actual product.
i really appreciate your educational videos have helped me a lot most especially the 4 hours long laravel course (laragigs). And i have a request for a livewire and laravel crash course
Excellent video Brad. I really love the algorithms course you released. You have a knack for taking difficult concepts and making them more digestible. Thank you.
Hey brad sir plz also make a career path to data scientists Iam doing my degree in Data science and learning web development as a side skill so please sir make a look over here too😊
Brad, I just wanted to know if you're doing well health wise? you seem to have lost much weight lately. I just wish you great health, you've been a source of inspiration to so many including myself. I would sincerely want you to stay healthy forever ... ❤
This is really informative Brad. Very explicit. I was however expecting to see Cyber security in the list but unfortunately not. Please I would like you to shed light on where Cyber security lies. Thanks and thumb up.
it is good idea to learn some specific technologies desired, I thought the same way at the beginning, but when I try to apply for internship or entry level developer position jobs, there are lots of technologies we should aware as their job descriptions mention, I think before choose which technologies to learn or master, we should consider what the industry is asking for. I am just sharing my ideas.
I really do think the React family (component-based JSX/TSX frameworks/design methodology) is by far the most versatile and important piece of tech that developers should learn. Once you get comfortable with JavaScript, HTML and CSS, jumping over to the JSX approach opens so many doors as React has React Native for mobile, you can also more easily learn Qwik (which is imo the future of JS frameworks with it's SSR hydration approach reducing server requests) and it's a lot more dynamic and malleable than something like Angular (not that Angular is bad or anything, it's actually my first framework that I learned and actually quite like it but only for specific use cases).
Been a while since I watch your videos and I wanted to say you look amazing Brad. I love your new physique and I hope you are doing well. Thanks for all your content.
hey I recommend your channel to everyone I come across I've bought stuff from you in Udemy, from your site, I've watched your videos on TH-cam a thousand times, so yeah pretty creepy stuff. I just want to say thanks so much for everything you do and also, man you've lost some weight !! wow keep up the good work, man !
Hie Brad I have been learning PHP but I always hit a brick wall when it comes to adding more functionality with Javascript would you suggest that I take javascript first then move on to PHP or?
Hi. would you consider making tutorial for Dioxus (Rust)? Please :) Would be great to compare the speeds of solution on Dioxus vs Ionic or other cross-platform technologies
Hey Brad, I'm subbed and I've been watching your videos for years. I had taken a leave from TH-cam and I've just got back. I noticed that you're a lot slimmer than how I remember you. I just wanted to make sure that you've been alright.
Brad what you think about this new AI “movement”. I kinda have feeling that last years in the office there was a one senior dev 2 mid and 2 juniors and the sneior dev watching for the mid and juniors. But now companies didn’t hire a junior or mid and they have one Senior dev with AI. I have a feeling like you can do a lot things but get no chance nowadays. If you don’t have an experience then you need to be a senior at home then you will find a job… otherwise thanks a lot brother for the things that you do ))))
![2.1 [Lecture] Intro to React Components](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rfY03dL9qVM/mqdefault.jpg)
Brad, I haven't watched a video in some time but I wanted to leave a comment to tell you about your impact on my life. I was hopeless at 20/21, doing drugs, hopeless job, etc. I had always been into hosting game servers for the boys and modding games and decided to try software as a career path. I took your "Fundamentals of Javascript" course around 2018. It gave me the foundation to build the rest of my accomplishments on. Your way of teaching was amazing for someone just coming into the sphere. In the years since then I've completed my BS in Computer Science and have been working as an engineer for nearly 2 years in the ML infra space. Thank you Brad.
I'm happy for you!
You made my day my friend ❤ There is no better compensation for doing what I do than a message like this. No amount of money, followers, etc. Congrats on your sobriety and getting your life together. It's not an easy thing. I know from experience. I'm proud to have any small part at all in helping you with that. Good luck with everything!
Wow, being born in a 1st world country is such a great thing tho.
That's great bro happy for you.
I'm learning for 4 years and I get no freelance job or a local job as they don't exist 😕, anyways I don't lose hope but hope is losing me.
@@BlhJ400 I can't say I know your exact experience, but I know the feeling of being hopeless. I also know it is possible to dig yourself out. You may have 100 more failures, but you can get there. If you have an Internet connection, it's possible. We are lucky in that in this industry, we don't need much to start building a project or finding a client, etc. If what you have done has not worked, try a different angle. Also, your mindset REALLY matters. Don't talk or think in a negative way for a few months and work your ass off. I think you may be surprised. Look for motivating content on TH-cam. Weed through the corny stuff and you can find some gems that can really change the way that you think. Hope is not lost on you brother.
@@BlhJ400
I know your feeling brother, just more patience and fighting a little more you'll get it soon.
اجمد أنت بس واستمر في طريقك، إحنا بنتعلم العزيمة منكم أصلا!!
امشي على خطة من أولها لآخرها ولا تيأس... إن شاء الله خير ❤
Started watching your videos back to 2017 during my internship, landed a software developer job on 2022. Now using those money to pay my bills and treat my loved ones. Thank you for your huge impact on my life, Brad! Good to see you are doing great and hopefully your son is doing great as well!
Sorry I couldn't watch your videos anymore, having a job really took a toll on my time. 😅
Hey thanks bud. Congrats on the job 👍
Hey Brad, I've been working as a developer at a company for two years now. I used one of your Udemy courses to supplement my CS degree back before I got hired and it was an integral part in building a solid web dev skillset, as web development isn't really covered in most CS degrees (unfortunately). Over the last two years at my company we've gone completely 'serverless' (ie we use lambda functions for everything) and from what I've heard this is the direction most other engineering departments are going. Because of this I've started to feel that the current TH-cam web dev tutorial landscape has fallen a bit behind the times, with most videos still heavily emphasizing the differences between frontend and backend development, the importance of gaining full-stack development skills etc, even though these terms are becoming increasingly vague as more and more companies rely on cloud based architectures (as you mentioned at the start of the video). Anyway, my point here is that what makes your channel great is that you really do keep your finger on the pulse for industry changes like this and update your content accordingly. It would be easy enough to just crank out another frontend course or whatever, but instead you take the time to actually look into what's going on in the industry technology wise. This is why even after being employed for two years I still check back in on your channel to check out the new content. Anyway, sorry for the rambling comment, but your channel really is second to none, so keep up the great work!
Thank you, Brad; this video really helped me understand what to focus on. It has been a year of unemployment for me. Looking at the minimum requirement for each position and trying to learn everything is like swimming in the ocean without seeing a shore.
Hello Brad, I just wanted to express my gratitude. I've been working as a software engineer for the past two years, and your tutorials played a significant role in getting me where I am today. Sending love from the Philippines!
Haven’t watched the video yet but I already appreciate it. You never see such a breakdown of different roles under the umbrella
I really loves this dude's videos, and get happy when he uploads a new one, they're just clean, honest and to the point!
You are indeed someone who makes me never want to give up on the career of software development. Keep up the good work. God bless. I am Joseph from Nigeria, a big shoutout to you. Brad Traversy, you are indeed a lifesaver.
Same here bro
You read my mind, past 2 weeks I'm totally confused jumping between all those roles by myself. Got some clarity now. Thanks again :)
Hi Brad, I was cut off from the Web Development learning journey for the past 5 months.
Man, you shocked me! Your body transformation is effffing magical and commendable! I appreciate you for that mate. Keep it. Looking awesome.
Most of the skills i learned for web development was through your courses. Big up Brad.
I would love a react - typescript course from you. Please make it happen. ❤ Keep up the great work. 🤘
This video was awesome. I think blockchain and smart contracts maybe the future of the business finance world.
Perfect explanation and road map for new developers. I've already choosen SPA or Front end developing. as you mentioned it is best to master in one of them at first.
not gonna give up , im gonna make it even tho there's a lot of people telling me that frontend developers nowdays don't get hired due to Ai's , ill be a good javascript frontend dev , thanks traversy
Hi buddy, I hope you are well, so nice to see you on video
Thank you for this video! It made web development less overwhelming.
As always you're explanations very clear. This is the best carer path explanation I have watched recently.
Very helpful Brad! Much thanks man. As always, you always deliver helpful advice to many developers whatever type of specialisation they do. 👍🏻👍🏻
hii there! i want to thank you for your content and your advice! i been following you since 2020 when I start into this field. Now I'm in a SRE position in IBM! 90% of my efforts are because of you. Cheers from Argentina!
This video couldn't have come at a better time. Thanks for sharing Brad.
Holy shit Brad, I haven't seen a video of yours in months and you are looking so healthy and slim bro, you've lost a shit ton of weight! Keep up the good work with your channel and your health!
Thank you Brad. This video will be a guide for my up coming training and carrier adjustments. And it came in at a such perfect time thats unbelivable. Thanks again. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much for this context and for providing the lists of role-specific technologies.
Loved this video.
I was just knowing frontend and backend, now I know more.
Thanks for adding value to our life.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Brad, A massive thank you for giving valuable content to the community. This helps a lot because the field is so huge that confused about where we should go or choose. Years ago web master was enough to know...
Thank you great as always when i first started to learn about web and web development coming from a graphic design background i was so overwhelmed by the massive amount of data that i to learn and i was slow and scared about not being able to find my way, until i found your courses on Udemy i tried the 50 days 50 projects soon i figured out that i can connect so good with your method of teaching because they are project based and started from the beginning of HTML and Javascript on the way of going to learn react soon, thanks a bunch 🙏🏻
I was using your passport tutorial to setup the auth for my startup in 2020 haha I‘m working as a software engineer now, thanks for the help!
this is some million-dollar advice.
I've been swimming the entire ocean trying to know a little of everything, I will now focus more on one thing and be a master in in first.
After 25 years as an enterprise Java developer this video is helpful to discovering the next phase of my journey! The need for work/life balance made it difficult to learn new technology when the 45+ hour week only allowed for "real work", meetings, soft-skills training and time management. I'm currently like a kid in the toy store learning React, Node, Docker and thinking about training to get certified as a "Secure Software Lifecycle Professional". Oy! This video shows you that to be successful you need to choose a path you can stick to.
It’s always good to hear what you say Brad. Good to hear your opinion 😊
My major is banking economy & finance but I headed against empty wall, so i decided to turn my destiny. I had started working web developer in 2017. My first internet guide was you!
Every year brad upload a video about tech industry roundup. so this year it is now I am watching. oh yeah I just checked Brad already uplaoded that video titled web development overview 2023. I will watch.
The GOAT. Thanks for your great impact on so many of us. Lots of love from Ghana 🇬🇭 😊
I haven't been around for a while. I couldn't help but notice you've shed some pounds since the last time I saw one of your videos! Great job!
My next project will be something to help course creators. Thanks to your clear segmentation it's going to be a lot easier to establish the main categories. Thank you Brad. You create the most concise, no BS learning videos on the web
What an incredible overview! thanks for this. I also had good experiences in the past with Phaser for a more lightweight/native web game framework.
I've typically been backend. Lots of system integrations and stuff, but I can also develop on the frontend. The only reason I don't consider myself or advertise myself as a 'full-stack' developer is because my styling on the frontend sucks. I can write all the code and even have a strong understanding of CSS, but I just am not very good at making super nice looking frontends. I just don't seem 'to have an eye' for the asthetics and what looks good.
Because of that one weak spot, I avoided labeling myself full-stack which is know is in much higher demand than purely backend. Am I making a mistake doing that? I heard you say specializing not such a bad thing, but looking for a new job these past few months, I see a lot more full-stack than just backend.
Thanks Brad. Still a huge fan. Love your content. Thanks!
But you are talking about web design, a front-end developer doesn't have to be a designer, when you work at a team you have designers which provide you with sketches and as a front-end developer you program these sketches using CSS, HTML and the rest of your technologies to create the actual product.
I thought a backend developer is already responsible for microservice and that chatbot thing as well. I never knew about that, Thanks🌸
Now the same for data-related career paths please? 😉 Seriously, amazing work! Thanks
Awesome video! It's good to know what's out there in the web development space
Thank you for your video. It is good to catch up with the latest trends in tech, especially in the turbulent time like now
i really appreciate your educational videos have helped me a lot most especially the 4 hours long laravel course (laragigs).
And i have a request for a livewire and laravel crash course
Your modern JavaScript course made me love JavaScript
Very helpful advice and great video as always! Love to watch your videos. Thanks for inspiring!
Excellent video Brad. I really love the algorithms course you released. You have a knack for taking difficult concepts and making them more digestible. Thank you.
This is such a crucial piece of information to understand, thanks a lot.
Great Video. It would have been nice if you had included ''Product Owner'' as well.
Thank you so much for make clear the paths available for web development.
Django Developer!!!🤚🏿
Currently learning Jwt authorization/authentication!
Hey brad sir plz also make a career path to data scientists
Iam doing my degree in Data science and learning web development as a side skill so please sir make a look over here too😊
Brad, I just wanted to know if you're doing well health wise? you seem to have lost much weight lately.
I just wish you great health, you've been a source of inspiration to so many including myself. I would sincerely want you to stay healthy forever ... ❤
This is really informative Brad. Very explicit. I was however expecting to see Cyber security in the list but unfortunately not. Please I would like you to shed light on where Cyber security lies. Thanks and thumb up.
it is good idea to learn some specific technologies desired, I thought the same way at the beginning, but when I try to apply for internship or entry level developer position jobs, there are lots of technologies we should aware as their job descriptions mention, I think before choose which technologies to learn or master, we should consider what the industry is asking for. I am just sharing my ideas.
Great content as always man :) and +1 for freelance developer 👍
Hey Brad, great video. Can you also make a similar video for C++ developers?
I really do think the React family (component-based JSX/TSX frameworks/design methodology) is by far the most versatile and important piece of tech that developers should learn. Once you get comfortable with JavaScript, HTML and CSS, jumping over to the JSX approach opens so many doors as React has React Native for mobile, you can also more easily learn Qwik (which is imo the future of JS frameworks with it's SSR hydration approach reducing server requests) and it's a lot more dynamic and malleable than something like Angular (not that Angular is bad or anything, it's actually my first framework that I learned and actually quite like it but only for specific use cases).
yeeeeeees great topic thanks for covering this
Been a while since I watch your videos and I wanted to say you look amazing Brad. I love your new physique and I hope you are doing well. Thanks for all your content.
just want to let you know, i got my first job just by watching your videos and practicing
hey I recommend your channel to everyone I come across I've bought stuff from you in Udemy, from your site, I've watched your videos on TH-cam a thousand times, so yeah pretty creepy stuff. I just want to say thanks so much for everything you do and also, man you've lost some weight !! wow
keep up the good work, man !
Giving Strapi a shoutout. That’s my favorite CMS.
Are wordpress developer?
The gentleman is just good. Thank you, i have subscribed to go back and be guided
Could you explain again why static site generators allow you to build faster?
Its a very good guideline. You have missed one example that is Browser Extension.
Mobile app course would be awesome!
Professional reliable and honest explanation.
Thanks brad
Your tutorials are really unique ❤
Guruji looking healthy. Love from Bangladesh. ❤❤
Thank you for guiding me. You videos taught me web dev
A very helpful overview. Thank you!
I started with your courses now I ended up with my first job as a fullstack developer - java and angular lol
Really good content. I haven’t seen Django or data science. We did watch front to back
This was exactly what I need right now
Haven’t watched your channel in ages. Holy crap you lost some weight! Looking great!
thank you for this awesome video really appreciate it
You can also go the QA route or Business Analist or Data engineer.
Thank's for another very useful video. Always like before watching to the end.
Hey Brad what so you think about the market? Is it still worth it to learn? Do you think the market has forever changed for beginners?
great video, it realy helps to know what to focus on
Hie Brad I have been learning PHP but I always hit a brick wall when it comes to adding more functionality with Javascript would you suggest that I take javascript first then move on to PHP or?
Hi. would you consider making tutorial for Dioxus (Rust)? Please :) Would be great to compare the speeds of solution on Dioxus vs Ionic or other cross-platform technologies
Plz upload videos of marketplace apps like olx, quickr using react js and firebase
Thank for all your efforts and support.❤ ❤
Outstanding content! Thanks Brad.
Looking good man i can see you lost some weight looking healthy bro 👊
Thanks Brad
Looking in shape there brad
Hey Brad, I'm subbed and I've been watching your videos for years. I had taken a leave from TH-cam and I've just got back. I noticed that you're a lot slimmer than how I remember you. I just wanted to make sure that you've been alright.
Thank you Brad. It's very helpful.
Everything makes sense now. Thanks
Thank you Brad for the awesome information video.
Informative and perfect categorizing
Brad what you think about this new AI “movement”. I kinda have feeling that last years in the office there was a one senior dev 2 mid and 2 juniors and the sneior dev watching for the mid and juniors. But now companies didn’t hire a junior or mid and they have one Senior dev with AI. I have a feeling like you can do a lot things but get no chance nowadays. If you don’t have an experience then you need to be a senior at home then you will find a job… otherwise thanks a lot brother for the things that you do ))))
You've slimmed down
I'm hoping I can get some good tips to grow my TH-cam channel
Thank u travis ❤❤ keep moving forward
Awesome input thanks Brad.
Hey brad, you look slimmer? I haven't watched ur videos for quite a while and you look healthier...
Why wasn't Java with Spring Boot included in the Server-side?
When I started web dev 5 years ago, I was told to avoid PWA since they don't app store support. Has there been a shift? I rarely hear of PWA's.