I have been a chef for 25 years with a passion for learning web/game development. I have decided to study hard. Now I have just made my resume and started to apply! Thank you so much for the inspiration Kyle.
Ruby and Ruby on Rails was my biggest strength with relational databases, followed by Javascript. I knew basic html and css. I was hired on for backened but now I work with Php, Laravel, Javascript, Vue, Vuex, html and css. I am more of a full stack developer now. Lol. 6 months in. I haven't touched Ruby since I was hired.
I almost forgot we do a lot with Laravel Nova as well. I have worked all different things: SalesForce, Shopify, AWS, forge, mysql. Etc... I have just constantly been stretched and always learning. There is so much going on all the time.
Honestly, just by listening to your advice, I feel like I resurrected from hopelessness and have a feeling that I'll make it. Thanks for your amazing contents ❤
Honestly what you need the most in finding your first job is some luck and a lot of persistence. I applied for 1000 places until one place decided to hire me and its also because the web-chat that I made is similar to what they needed in their project. So they knew I have the skills that they need.
@@ghazi_360 yes its true, following tuts got me stuck a bit. And also, I'm trying to get a hang of a decent pc that can actually handle work (not this 3gb ram potato that can't even run VSCode)
I've been learning web dev for about a year and a half now. I was worried that I don't know enough to apply to any jobs. I'm also extremely shy when it comes to meeting new people so that was also a minus. One day I decided that I might as well try to find a decent job and found it the first week after I started searching. I was a member of a local Facebook developers group in my country and the group is fairly active with job postings. I wrote up a decent bio about what technologies I use and what I am currently learning, and some of my ambitions going forward, I also linked my GitHub and portfolio page with a couple of projects. In a matter of days, I got over 10 emails for job interviews and people were actually praising me for the job posting, saying it's really good. I've also noticed a beginner web dev asking me for guidance, it's not like I was a senior dev, lol, but I was glad to help him out and he was extremely grateful. If anything, remember that YOU DON'T HAVE TO KNOW EVERYTHING. Do you think chefs know how to make every single dish at a restaurant they just started working at? Most - if not - all tech companies have an onboarding process and they also allow you to attend seminars. Just like Kyle said at the start, you learn most of what you will use daily at your job - and you get paid to learn! Of course, this might not apply to every company - google, for example, you might need to know a lot more, but for beginners, I think most of the time we think we need to know every single thing before applying, and never doing so. Get out of your comfort zone and apply! If you're still in college and want to do part-time, I am certain there are companies willing to hire you as a freelancer. If anyone is interested I'd be glad to help you out as well!
Hi Nick, i am Williams by name, and i am very much interested in getting a bit of help from you as touching getting a job && connecting with other programmers. I know HTML, BOOTSTRAP, CSS, JAVASCRIPT & I'd start learning REACT in few days !
Thank you man... I've been following you for a long time, I'll let you know once I get my first job. You are my superman... I really appreciate your support and the genuine dere to help, not just to amass likes and subscriptions.
Thank you so much for this, I've been working with React for several months now and have made measurable progress building my own project. I was beginning to let comparisons bog me down, but this has helped to bring my worry level back down to earth
This is a great video that perfectly answered the question I had! I’ve been making time every single day to practice coding and I keep getting better and faster but I didn’t know when to start applying. After watching this, I feel confident enough to start making resumes and applying. I really appreciate it! (Still going to keep coding every day though!)
I started learning Python from November 2019 and got a job in one of the start ups in March 2020. But the start up did not ran for more than 3 months. I came out and started applying for jobs, but it was difficult to get the job with the skills I had and experience what companies looking for in the Covid19 era. So worked for non tech domain to survive and was learning python and working small projects on my local machine (with resources from internet). So my query now is, I have 2 self projects built: 1. Grocery Store management project ,where it has Python flask framework as a Backend (which I was aware off), For front end I have used html,css,Javasrcipt which is new to me and I have learnt these front end skills ,whatever needed for this project while working on the project. Also for database I have used Mysql which is again the same thing as front end.i,e.. Learnt these Database skills ,whatever needed for this particular project. 2. The second project is attendance tracking, where I have used Python for backend using Flask framework, For front end, I have used react framework which again I have learnt along with working and have little bit knowledge on react from this project. For Database I have used PostGreSql. Also this project uses, Machine learning concept to predict the time, the person comes in and goes out. The reason I have used this project is gain knowledge on react, database and also Machine learning for my resume. Can anyone suggest me, whether this is the right approach for applying for job.? Thank you.
My CSS skills are pretty good but i'm having the hardest time getting a grip on JavaScript... I'm a month away from getting out of this bootcamp and it opened my eyes to how much stuff there is to learn out there and it's pretty intimidating lol
all kyle said was absolutely right and also what i experienced on my professional career , im always afraid i will failed the expectation from the job requirements
Yeah I'm currently working as parttime fullstacks developer now and ready to apply for full time. Greatly thanks for content creator like you in youtube platform. ❤️❤️❤️
Perfect!!!!Sometime unexperienced developer don't have enough confidence because they are so impressed by what more experienced developers can do.Many year ago when i got my first freelance project i only knew HTML, very medium at CSS et Jquery(didn't really know Javascript a part from some basic topics),basic PHP et basic MYSQL...I grew with that project and at the end the client was very happy to work with me in other projects.The key here is really self confidence in the basic knowledge because the career alway starts with basic knowledge and we grow from there.Let me start sharing this video
thanks for this video it , OIam in support (IT) & learninng js, framewok from past 5month its been ups &downs but this vid gave me an hope that ican & start applying to jobs thanks again
You are going to learn A LOT from your first job. From my personal experience, I was asked to built a POS web app for an E-Comm app. And i was terrified at first but man the job actually gives me so much knowledge about web development especially using React.
This, so much. I applied for a React Native internship to finish my Computer Science Degree and got the place. The closest I had worked with compared to React Native was Angular, so I was kinda scared because while both frameworks have many similar aspects, I was starting at a company from scratch. When I finished the internship, I was such a much better developer overall, they wanted to keep me but Covid affected their business and the other students doing interships couldn't stay there as well... IMO, it is very very important to not being afraid of asking for help when you find problems, because the guys with more experience can really help you out, as long as you show commitment. No one is born knowing this shit, so dedication and will to learn and put the effort is key.
@@alwinvillero4404 No they don't. The seniors are really open to questions. And to be honest i was afraid to ask question to the seniors with a reason of not wanting to dissapoint them with my lack of knowledge. But this mindset is wrong, one way to show whether or not you are passionate about something is to show your curiosity and your spirit of learning. When you become a passive person, they will most likely don't care about you.
Thanks Kyle you are really making my programming journey smooth. Now and then I have that kind of feeling that if I am good enough or fit as a programmer or web developer. And in these times you are the one who lifts me from that negative loop and help me pursue my career as a front end web developer. Thank you Kyle for making this quality motivation videos and tutorials free. May God bless you 🙏🙏.
I am 2.5 years of experienced software engineer. I am 24. I can confirm what Kyle said is true. I got my first job based on my CS concepts instead of framework and stuff knowledge. That's what they look for as a junior or entry level developer. Trust me, I entered as noob and now I experienced so much, seniors around your, your manager, each of them is contributing to your growth in certain way. with experience you get to know lot of things, but not everything & that is fine. I worked as full stac dev, but my first job gave me light, That I really like to design and build pages, So I am looking for job as Frontend Developer, but expectations from me are much higher than entry level developer. Lot of recruiters just reject because they want react developer and I have no professional experience that, lot of them mention they are good if candidate knows either of these good enough.Thanks Kyle for inspiring, this same thing applies for mid level post too :). For people looking for their first job, github is your only place to visit daily, build , show , shine, get the job!
Thank you for the video! Was really looking for this boost in confidence! Based on what you said I'm overqualified for a Junior role! hahahaha I love your channel and it really helped me improve from not know how to deal with flex in CSS to building a "large" scale React App. I know you don't know me, but you been an amazing teacher! Thank you, again, for the content. It really helped me get to the career path I love and am excited about.
Make a video on explaining the questions and interview process for front end junior web dev jobs(not for faang) and also explain good front end portfolio projects
Your words give me hope, especially now that I'm trying so hard not to be a failure and end up on the streets. Oh, and I know html, css, JS, React, a bit of node, MongoDB, git ; I'm also a UI/UX designer with commercial projects and still can't even get an internship in front-end. Isn't it funny?
I started applying jobs yesterday and I'm feeling anxius while I wait for that single email telling me that I would have my first interview, I've been thinking that no body will answer, I just build like 5 projects and 2 of them with css, react & redux, now I feel like they will considerate me after looking at my projects. Thanks for this relief
I'm a junior in college and I don't even feel ready for an internship 😭. Now, I started learning web dev like weeks ago so ofc I'm not ready but dang. I actually studied this bc I liked web dev (only saw html and css tho) in HS, but in college I lost focus of web dev so I mostly used java and C++, I did take a couple of web dev classes but I haven't even been taught javascript there yet, one was html/css + wordpress focused (but I didn't learn anything new, like AT ALL, I literally just learnt flexbox and grid from your videos this week and it wasn't hard, it doesn't even take a day to understand the basics,, what a waste of my semester seriously, I could've been watching your videos, ughh) and another class was about like about CMS and I just learnt some PHP. This semester I'm gonna have an actual web dev class but I asked around and apparently it's with typescript, that's good too tho. Kinda sucks that I'm just actively learning until now. I did try the odin project like a year and a half ago, and I started it again like 3 weeks ago and I'm about to finish the foundations section yayy. But I'm kind of panicking since I'm a junior already and haven't even had an internship.
Hi, Kyle! I heard you said once that, before getting your first job, you had researched the companies for which you were going to apply before actually applying to their job offers, so that you could focus your efforts, instead of sending tons of applications, and also make sure you'd end up in a work environment you'd like, and all that payed off in the end. Could you please share how you got informed about the companies' cultures and how did you know they would be a good fit?
a cpl people in the bootcamp i just got thru quit a few weeks in so they could re-enroll next cohort when they were better prepared. I thought it was a bad idea, because that was the whole point of the bootcamp in the first place. Now they are 3 months behind everyone else who graduated, applied, got hired, and now gaining experience on the job. not to mention we are entering a nasty recession, so there may not be any jobs available to them in a few months time
All the words are true!!!... i learnt c, c++,js, java, c#,php they use same pattern but syntax is somewhat different in some part!!! but the main core is data structures, oops, conditions, loops ete
I had a interview recently, where the company listed Deno as required with 4/5 "skill level". I asked the guy conducting the interview "So, I am curious, how do you find Deno, is it really that better than Node?" and he goes "oh no no no, we are not using it, we just want people to know how to use it". The website that I am using for looking for a job lists 4/5 skill as equivalent to a senior dev.
Any input on how covid 19 has affected entry level/junior level positions? I'm a recent grad with no internship experience (with a couple of projects) and i seem to have a difficult time even finding entry level positions.
When people say that dev jobs are in high demand, what they really mean is mid to senior level jobs are in high demand. Over the last 5 years, there has been a huge surge in students choosing to study computer science (way more than when I graduated in 2013), not to mention dev bootcamp grads flooding the market. Junior jobs are way harder to find now because of this. In my experience, the Covid pandemic has not significantly affected the tech market. There was a hiring lull over the summer but most companies have bounced back. The current lack of junior level positions stems from the influx of junior candidates and low demand for junior roles.
Just landed my first job as a full stack web developer. I am extremely nervous to start. Thank you for making this video really gives me some peace of mind.
Congrats man. Do you mind sharing your portfolio? I've been struggling to get interviews so I'm interested in seeing the kinds of projects that actually get you hired.
This hasn't been my experience. I have projects with react, html css vanilla js ect and I cant find any job that doesn't require you to already be at a professional level. Haven't even got any interviews. There is so much competition for jobs here that I can't find anywhere thats willing to "train me on the job"
I made some freelance commercial projects, basically 100% clients were satisfied, I am working with one client for over year already, I built whole system for him, custom website shop, whole admin management system and so on, so on, basically every wish that client wanted and even more than that, overall I feel quite good in react and nodejs and ofc bunch of other things. What I want to say here, when I apply my CV to any company, they decline it from first second because "no commercial experience", because freelancing isnt commercial experience for these companies, ok I get this I dont have any group projects experience, egh... Corona situation isnt helping atm, because even according to my friends, their companies basically cut recruiting juniors totally or made it to minimum, eitherway I dont know if I am doing something wrong, because I got some programmer friends, and basically every of them after checking my codes said I should get job quite easily, yet I cant :P I am not really complaining for it, I can have quite decend source of income, but it would be nice to land some bigger company place and get big projects experience.
@1:20 "Java and C have nothing to do with web development." Wish someone would tell the company that hired me that. They use Java for their backend and I have to learn it... 😰
Same 😭😭😭 and I've been learning for about 3 years hahahaa, although tbf I still don't know much of web dev since in college I've barely seen it, it's been mostly java and c++. Trying to focus on it now but it will definitely take me a while to be ready.
I have a solid understanding of javascript react html scss but i can't get a job. But my portfolio is empty and I can't get a job. I have worked on projects dont get me wrong, but i cant show those since those are made for the current company i worked for and thus private. My biggest advice is to actually have something in your portfolio.
Even though the code from your current company is private, you can still list the product on your resume and talk your interviewers through it. Companies understand that some code is proprietary, they just want you to be able to explain your process to determine if you have an understanding of process and principles.
Im 14 and I know many languages. I’ve built websites in asp.net, node js and on Apache servers but I don’t really feel comfortable. I always think about what others might expect and if they are disappointed when they see my work. And also I always think about that anything could go wrong for example in a login system and I don’t feel good with the risk. Also I’m not really creative and always think my ui looks like shit. Does anyone has Instagram and can look at pictures of my sites to evaluate them?
I'm applying for my first job this week, it says i need a "grounding" in css hmtl javascript php and mySQL, it says u will learn on the job and its using wordpress. I have an internship lined up in a month and wasnt expecting to ever be applying for jobs yet but i saw this and realised i have nothing to lose. I feel like i have good enough html css skills for the job but my javascript is lacking, but everyday im building new little projects off this utube video for JS and adding them to my portfolio,i dont think its enough at all and i dont know anything about php or mysql escept my dad helped me setup my own wordpress site with them but that doesnt mean i know anything.. Trying to cram in these thigns before the application end date in a couple days. I think what i want to know is what is a considerable and respectable Js project i should be able to make..
@@deepanshuchoudhary4598 that is the logic behind getting a job, ab job bacche paida karne ke liye thodi karte hai. Job karte hai taki rent khana electric wagera de paye.
This is nice to hear, but I just don’t know if it’s true. Where should you look for jobs, specifically? And what requirements on the posting should tell you to click away, specifically?
Scenario in Bangalore India,(got a job recently after struggling a lot) Companies expect you to be a solid candidate with a strong expertise in either JS or python. If you're a JS guy have good portfolio of react projects(MERN or PERN apps). Be good at debugging your code(companies have a huge codebase) some of them give dated assignments for Internships Or Hackerrrank or HackerrEarth programming rounds. Apply for jobs only for you're passionate and confident, because companies would expect you to deliver the results straightway or within short time. Lastly in companies you have to quick or really quick to meet the deadlines and you can't watch videos on TH-cam nor Udemy to solve problems. Software Development is a different ball game altogether. It has taken me nearly 5-6 months of struggle to land my first internship after graduating from engg college
This kind of video really make me appreciate the Western Countries a lot, come to my country and the employers will make you feel like you don't know nothing and they will still offer you peanuts as salary, that alone will make you feel you are not ready and outrightly you might give up. Just a year+ experience, I can actually work comfortably with MERN stack, with Redux for state management etc yet the highest offer I got so far in my country is $200 per month.
Totally agree i applied as a mern stsck developer in company they selected me and now they give me small modules in react to build and teaching me vue.js
What sucks though is that this whole online learning ecosystem is built up for beginners. So what happens when you're no longer really a beginner, is you turn into an intermediate with almost no support. There's no "intermediate React projects" tutorials or courses out there; it's either beginner or advanced. The way to make "intermediate" level projects is, of course, to just start making stuff by yourself. But it's hard because no one is really highlighting their intermediate level projects, or really even talking about them. All you ever see is beginner and advanced level stuff. There's also a very American perspective online and in this ecosystem. Where companies like FAANG and others casually tout the lack of formal educational requirements on their applications, that's not the case in every country. I started learning to code to hopefully get a dev job without having to go back to school, having already spent 5 years pursuing another education, only to now be consistently turned down without a shot because I don't have a formal 3 year degree in development. So while I can know more React than someone with a piece of paper, it hardly matters since everyone insists I get a degree. Serious bummer, especially now in COVID times.
So i can look for a job with just knowledge of HTML and CSS and very little knowledge of Java script?? Kyle, the thing is, i took a step back from JS, because i felt like i needed to do projects to perfect html and css So i don't know I honestly want/need a mentor
They all want experience, even for junior ( In most of the cases I can't even get a job interview. I applied 20 companies, 2 of them gave a test task and they both said they liked how I did the task, but in the end decided to give a job to another candidate Currently I am just trying to make a nice personal project to impress a potential employer.
Luckily are those who get jobs through Campus placements because in India Bangalore especially it's a struggle or luck , refferals and most your skills matter the most in your Job Hunt.
I wouldn't put the projects u copy for from following tutorials. Because: 1) its not developed by you. 2) even if you copied line by line and are able to explain each line of code, it does not mean you fully understand and can utilize thode concepts to solve the companies problems. I would recommend reading documentations, as you follow tutorials. And look for simple projects u make your own. I know it sounds harsh, but thats the only way to learn i believe
I have been a chef for 25 years with a passion for learning web/game development. I have decided to study hard. Now I have just made my resume and started to apply! Thank you so much for the inspiration Kyle.
You'll succeed my friend!
Ok sir
All the best!
U r gonna do it trust urself
I bet you cook some really good food!
No matter how much I learn ,it still feels that I am still not prepared. It feels like there's more.
Thing is, there's always more. But it's better to learn whatever you don't know now, while getting paid for what you know.
Imposter syndrome. its real.
Gotta be comfortable with that
Even the programming gods we admire don't know everything, there's always a lot for everyone to learn
I'm in my first job and still not ready. Lol
what technologies did you know before applying?
I akso want to know
Ruby and Ruby on Rails was my biggest strength with relational databases, followed by Javascript. I knew basic html and css. I was hired on for backened but now I work with Php, Laravel, Javascript, Vue, Vuex, html and css. I am more of a full stack developer now. Lol. 6 months in. I haven't touched Ruby since I was hired.
I almost forgot we do a lot with Laravel Nova as well. I have worked all different things: SalesForce, Shopify, AWS, forge, mysql. Etc... I have just constantly been stretched and always learning. There is so much going on all the time.
@@ryanm.122 Nice 👍. I'm self teaching myself front-end and hopefully i can get a junior developer role, just to set foot in the industry.
Videos like this make me realize I should’ve been applying a year ago
Where to apply buddy? I think you've experienced. Can you suggestion place where to apply from Asia.
People like you are very few. You are making a great impact on people's life and my life too.
Honestly, just by listening to your advice, I feel like I resurrected from hopelessness and have a feeling that I'll make it. Thanks for your amazing contents ❤
Honestly what you need the most in finding your first job is some luck and a lot of persistence. I applied for 1000 places until one place decided to hire me and its also because the web-chat that I made is similar to what they needed in their project. So they knew I have the skills that they need.
literally a 1000?
What a time to have this video. Just gonna start my First Job from next week. I'm a self taught Frontend Dev.
Hi can you please guide me which project you made for front-end development
The projects we do from TH-cam channel can we add them in our portfolio ?
@@jainamshah7502 I made a lot of Landing Pages, Portfolios & Web Apps.
@@sheezazainab1903 Not as you copy them. Follow those tutorials but practice on your own.
@@ghazi_360 yes its true, following tuts got me stuck a bit. And also, I'm trying to get a hang of a decent pc that can actually handle work (not this 3gb ram potato that can't even run VSCode)
Thanks Kyle, you're one of the best mentor can be found on TH-cam, love your work man. This video is super motivational too.
I've been learning web dev for about a year and a half now. I was worried that I don't know enough to apply to any jobs. I'm also extremely shy when it comes to meeting new people so that was also a minus. One day I decided that I might as well try to find a decent job and found it the first week after I started searching. I was a member of a local Facebook developers group in my country and the group is fairly active with job postings. I wrote up a decent bio about what technologies I use and what I am currently learning, and some of my ambitions going forward, I also linked my GitHub and portfolio page with a couple of projects. In a matter of days, I got over 10 emails for job interviews and people were actually praising me for the job posting, saying it's really good.
I've also noticed a beginner web dev asking me for guidance, it's not like I was a senior dev, lol, but I was glad to help him out and he was extremely grateful. If anything, remember that YOU DON'T HAVE TO KNOW EVERYTHING. Do you think chefs know how to make every single dish at a restaurant they just started working at? Most - if not - all tech companies have an onboarding process and they also allow you to attend seminars. Just like Kyle said at the start, you learn most of what you will use daily at your job - and you get paid to learn!
Of course, this might not apply to every company - google, for example, you might need to know a lot more, but for beginners, I think most of the time we think we need to know every single thing before applying, and never doing so. Get out of your comfort zone and apply! If you're still in college and want to do part-time, I am certain there are companies willing to hire you as a freelancer.
If anyone is interested I'd be glad to help you out as well!
Hi Nick, i am Williams by name, and i am very much interested in getting a bit of help from you as touching getting a job && connecting with other programmers. I know HTML, BOOTSTRAP, CSS, JAVASCRIPT & I'd start learning REACT in few days !
the most useful channel on youtube. we can not thank you enough
Dope t-shirt !
Thank you man... I've been following you for a long time, I'll let you know once I get my first job. You are my superman... I really appreciate your support and the genuine dere to help, not just to amass likes and subscriptions.
Thank you, Kyle for this video.👍😊
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Thank you so much for this, I've been working with React for several months now and have made measurable progress building my own project. I was beginning to let comparisons bog me down, but this has helped to bring my worry level back down to earth
This is a great video that perfectly answered the question I had! I’ve been making time every single day to practice coding and I keep getting better and faster but I didn’t know when to start applying. After watching this, I feel confident enough to start making resumes and applying. I really appreciate it! (Still going to keep coding every day though!)
How did it go?
I started learning Python from November 2019 and got a job in one of the start ups in March 2020. But the start up did not ran for more than 3 months.
I came out and started applying for jobs, but it was difficult to get the job with the skills I had and experience what companies looking for in the Covid19 era. So worked for non tech domain to survive and was learning python and working small projects on my local machine (with resources from internet).
So my query now is, I have 2 self projects built:
1. Grocery Store management project ,where it has Python flask framework as a Backend (which I was aware off),
For front end I have used html,css,Javasrcipt which is new to me and I have learnt these front end skills ,whatever needed for this project while working on the project.
Also for database I have used Mysql which is again the same thing as front end.i,e.. Learnt these Database skills ,whatever needed for this particular project.
2. The second project is attendance tracking, where I have used Python for backend using Flask framework,
For front end, I have used react framework which again I have learnt along with working and have little bit knowledge on react from this project.
For Database I have used PostGreSql.
Also this project uses, Machine learning concept to predict the time, the person comes in and goes out.
The reason I have used this project is gain knowledge on react, database and also Machine learning for my resume.
Can anyone suggest me, whether this is the right approach for applying for job.?
Thank you.
build a portfolio
My CSS skills are pretty good but i'm having the hardest time getting a grip on JavaScript... I'm a month away from getting out of this bootcamp and it opened my eyes to how much stuff there is to learn out there and it's pretty intimidating lol
It takes some time initially but once you become familiar with JavaScript, you will be crazy about it forever.
@@krishnaneupane3161 thank you for that man.
@@lifewithoutbigbrother355 does your username has any meaning to your life ?
@@krishnaneupane3161 yeah sure it does. Simply don’t trust government.
study es6, oop, functional, Ajax(Json now) call, viola!
kinda made ma dayy, tyy bro
you are my online teacher I learn everything from you
all kyle said was absolutely right and also what i experienced on my professional career , im always afraid i will failed the expectation from the job requirements
Yeah I'm currently working as parttime fullstacks developer now and ready to apply for full time. Greatly thanks for content creator like you in youtube platform. ❤️❤️❤️
Kyle, Thank you....just thank you. You are a great person!
thanks kyle the job requirements are a lie section made my day
Thank you so much for this video, well said.
Perfect!!!!Sometime unexperienced developer don't have enough confidence because they are so impressed by what more experienced developers can do.Many year ago when i got my first freelance project i only knew HTML, very medium at CSS et Jquery(didn't really know Javascript a part from some basic topics),basic PHP et basic MYSQL...I grew with that project and at the end the client was very happy to work with me in other projects.The key here is really self confidence in the basic knowledge because the career alway starts with basic knowledge and we grow from there.Let me start sharing this video
This was very encouraging
I love Rise Against!
The video I needed the moment I needed.
Thanks
Kyle, this is very inspirational.
Thank you!
Thank You Senpai 🙏🙏🙏
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Thank You for this video I am 12 and I am now looking forward on what to do for the future
I was also 12 and just turned 13 last month :D we can do it!
Am also 14 will be 15 June I also build apps and website and I like this video
@@techwithkoder619 young chads gang
@@techwithkoder619 young chads gang
@@alwinvillero4404 im 19 now been coding for four years guess Im old now huh🤣
thanks for this video it , OIam in support (IT) & learninng js, framewok from past 5month its been ups &downs
but this vid gave me an hope that ican & start applying to jobs thanks again
Thanks Kyle! Your video is very inspired!
*The only Video i need the Most* 😢😢 Thanks alot! You wake my hope...
You are going to learn A LOT from your first job. From my personal experience, I was asked to built a POS web app for an E-Comm app. And i was terrified at first but man the job actually gives me so much knowledge about web development especially using React.
do the senior devs like, idk, guide/teach you?
This, so much. I applied for a React Native internship to finish my Computer Science Degree and got the place. The closest I had worked with compared to React Native was Angular, so I was kinda scared because while both frameworks have many similar aspects, I was starting at a company from scratch. When I finished the internship, I was such a much better developer overall, they wanted to keep me but Covid affected their business and the other students doing interships couldn't stay there as well... IMO, it is very very important to not being afraid of asking for help when you find problems, because the guys with more experience can really help you out, as long as you show commitment. No one is born knowing this shit, so dedication and will to learn and put the effort is key.
@@alwinvillero4404 No they don't. The seniors are really open to questions. And to be honest i was afraid to ask question to the seniors with a reason of not wanting to dissapoint them with my lack of knowledge. But this mindset is wrong, one way to show whether or not you are passionate about something is to show your curiosity and your spirit of learning. When you become a passive person, they will most likely don't care about you.
@@andreadg5429 Yes well said!
Thanks Kyle you are really making my programming journey smooth. Now and then I have that kind of feeling that if I am good enough or fit as a programmer or web developer. And in these times you are the one who lifts me from that negative loop and help me pursue my career as a front end web developer. Thank you Kyle for making this quality motivation videos and tutorials free.
May God bless you 🙏🙏.
How did it go?
Can't thank you enough, how this video saved me from tutorial hell!
I'm in this phase "am I ready or not " ,thanks kyle
....Here I come"
Thanks Kyle. Happy New Year!
Thank you for explaining this topic
Thank you .. this video really helped me boost my morale
Thanks for the advice and encouragement!
I am 2.5 years of experienced software engineer. I am 24. I can confirm what Kyle said is true. I got my first job based on my CS concepts instead of framework and stuff knowledge. That's what they look for as a junior or entry level developer. Trust me, I entered as noob and now I experienced so much, seniors around your, your manager, each of them is contributing to your growth in certain way. with experience you get to know lot of things, but not everything & that is fine. I worked as full stac dev, but my first job gave me light, That I really like to design and build pages, So I am looking for job as Frontend Developer, but expectations from me are much higher than entry level developer. Lot of recruiters just reject because they want react developer and I have no professional experience that, lot of them mention they are good if candidate knows either of these good enough.Thanks Kyle for inspiring, this same thing applies for mid level post too :).
For people looking for their first job, github is your only place to visit daily, build , show , shine, get the job!
Thank you for the video! Was really looking for this boost in confidence! Based on what you said I'm overqualified for a Junior role! hahahaha
I love your channel and it really helped me improve from not know how to deal with flex in CSS to building a "large" scale React App. I know you don't know me, but you been an amazing teacher! Thank you, again, for the content. It really helped me get to the career path I love and am excited about.
Did you get the job, how was the search?
You only need to do to know if you ready is to apply. Thanks kyle!
Make a video on explaining the questions and interview process for front end junior web dev jobs(not for faang) and also explain good front end portfolio projects
Your words give me hope, especially now that I'm trying so hard not to be a failure and end up on the streets. Oh, and I know html, css, JS, React, a bit of node, MongoDB, git ; I'm also a UI/UX designer with commercial projects and still can't even get an internship in front-end. Isn't it funny?
Thank you for this video
A Rise Against fan, I see! ✊🏻
Appreciate your tips ❤
I started applying jobs yesterday and I'm feeling anxius while I wait for that single email telling me that I would have my first interview, I've been thinking that no body will answer, I just build like 5 projects and 2 of them with css, react & redux, now I feel like they will considerate me after looking at my projects.
Thanks for this
relief
I'm a junior in college and I don't even feel ready for an internship 😭. Now, I started learning web dev like weeks ago so ofc I'm not ready but dang. I actually studied this bc I liked web dev (only saw html and css tho) in HS, but in college I lost focus of web dev so I mostly used java and C++, I did take a couple of web dev classes but I haven't even been taught javascript there yet, one was html/css + wordpress focused (but I didn't learn anything new, like AT ALL, I literally just learnt flexbox and grid from your videos this week and it wasn't hard, it doesn't even take a day to understand the basics,, what a waste of my semester seriously, I could've been watching your videos, ughh) and another class was about like about CMS and I just learnt some PHP. This semester I'm gonna have an actual web dev class but I asked around and apparently it's with typescript, that's good too tho. Kinda sucks that I'm just actively learning until now. I did try the odin project like a year and a half ago, and I started it again like 3 weeks ago and I'm about to finish the foundations section yayy. But I'm kind of panicking since I'm a junior already and haven't even had an internship.
Great video. I actually wanted to know this
Hi, Kyle! I heard you said once that, before getting your first job, you had researched the companies for which you were going to apply before actually applying to their job offers, so that you could focus your efforts, instead of sending tons of applications, and also make sure you'd end up in a work environment you'd like, and all that payed off in the end. Could you please share how you got informed about the companies' cultures and how did you know they would be a good fit?
a cpl people in the bootcamp i just got thru quit a few weeks in so they could re-enroll next cohort when they were better prepared. I thought it was a bad idea, because that was the whole point of the bootcamp in the first place. Now they are 3 months behind everyone else who graduated, applied, got hired, and now gaining experience on the job. not to mention we are entering a nasty recession, so there may not be any jobs available to them in a few months time
All the words are true!!!... i learnt c, c++,js, java, c#,php they use same pattern but syntax is somewhat different in some part!!! but the main core is data structures, oops, conditions, loops ete
great stuff thank you.
I had a interview recently, where the company listed Deno as required with 4/5 "skill level". I asked the guy conducting the interview "So, I am curious, how do you find Deno, is it really that better than Node?" and he goes "oh no no no, we are not using it, we just want people to know how to use it". The website that I am using for looking for a job lists 4/5 skill as equivalent to a senior dev.
Any input on how covid 19 has affected entry level/junior level positions? I'm a recent grad with no internship experience (with a couple of projects) and i seem to have a difficult time even finding entry level positions.
When people say that dev jobs are in high demand, what they really mean is mid to senior level jobs are in high demand. Over the last 5 years, there has been a huge surge in students choosing to study computer science (way more than when I graduated in 2013), not to mention dev bootcamp grads flooding the market. Junior jobs are way harder to find now because of this. In my experience, the Covid pandemic has not significantly affected the tech market. There was a hiring lull over the summer but most companies have bounced back. The current lack of junior level positions stems from the influx of junior candidates and low demand for junior roles.
In my country, the demand for junior increased a lot after the covid 19
I think I'm ready!
I like your guitar btw. I play since I was 5
Just landed my first job as a full stack web developer. I am extremely nervous to start. Thank you for making this video really gives me some peace of mind.
Congrats man. Do you mind sharing your portfolio? I've been struggling to get interviews so I'm interested in seeing the kinds of projects that actually get you hired.
Just sent 2 applications. Really the best advice is to just apply.
How’d it go? have you heard back?
@@opensourcerer9927 i had to refuse one for traveling reasons, and the other i blew on the interview xD
U really motivated me.
I’m crying because I need this to be true. I made an ultimatum to ton hard with application by the end of the summer.
You save me man. thanks.
Good advice
This hasn't been my experience. I have projects with react, html css vanilla js ect and I cant find any job that doesn't require you to already be at a professional level. Haven't even got any interviews. There is so much competition for jobs here that I can't find anywhere thats willing to "train me on the job"
Will see in this year
50 years of Deno experience, and Deno launched in 2020! Lol!
“The only way you can really know if you’re ready is to just start applying to jobs”
Mannn but I’m shook bro! 😭
I made some freelance commercial projects, basically 100% clients were satisfied, I am working with one client for over year already, I built whole system for him, custom website shop, whole admin management system and so on, so on, basically every wish that client wanted and even more than that, overall I feel quite good in react and nodejs and ofc bunch of other things. What I want to say here, when I apply my CV to any company, they decline it from first second because "no commercial experience", because freelancing isnt commercial experience for these companies, ok I get this I dont have any group projects experience, egh... Corona situation isnt helping atm, because even according to my friends, their companies basically cut recruiting juniors totally or made it to minimum, eitherway I dont know if I am doing something wrong, because I got some programmer friends, and basically every of them after checking my codes said I should get job quite easily, yet I cant :P I am not really complaining for it, I can have quite decend source of income, but it would be nice to land some bigger company place and get big projects experience.
Thanks Kyle
@1:20 "Java and C have nothing to do with web development."
Wish someone would tell the company that hired me that. They use Java for their backend and I have to learn it... 😰
Thanks friend.
Maybe in two years I will be ready.
I’ve been studying for two years 😭😄
Same 😭😭😭 and I've been learning for about 3 years hahahaa, although tbf I still don't know much of web dev since in college I've barely seen it, it's been mostly java and c++. Trying to focus on it now but it will definitely take me a while to be ready.
@@Hilaire_Balrog I have been studying for 204 days so far, I keep track of my progress and I keep notes of what I learn here: karak10notes.c1.biz/
I have a solid understanding of javascript react html scss but i can't get a job.
But my portfolio is empty and I can't get a job. I have worked on projects dont get me wrong, but i cant show those since those are made for the current company i worked for and thus private. My biggest advice is to actually have something in your portfolio.
Even though the code from your current company is private, you can still list the product on your resume and talk your interviewers through it. Companies understand that some code is proprietary, they just want you to be able to explain your process to determine if you have an understanding of process and principles.
Im 14 and I know many languages. I’ve built websites in asp.net, node js and on Apache servers but I don’t really feel comfortable. I always think about what others might expect and if they are disappointed when they see my work. And also I always think about that anything could go wrong for example in a login system and I don’t feel good with the risk. Also I’m not really creative and always think my ui looks like shit. Does anyone has Instagram and can look at pictures of my sites to evaluate them?
I don't have any advice to give but well played, man. You'll go far if you keep it up you're already ahead of the game
I'm applying for my first job this week, it says i need a "grounding" in css hmtl javascript php and mySQL, it says u will learn on the job and its using wordpress. I have an internship lined up in a month and wasnt expecting to ever be applying for jobs yet but i saw this and realised i have nothing to lose. I feel like i have good enough html css skills for the job but my javascript is lacking, but everyday im building new little projects off this utube video for JS and adding them to my portfolio,i dont think its enough at all and i dont know anything about php or mysql escept my dad helped me setup my own wordpress site with them but that doesnt mean i know anything.. Trying to cram in these thigns before the application end date in a couple days. I think what i want to know is what is a considerable and respectable Js project i should be able to make..
Angular tutorial! Let’s go
Love your content! I’m just curious, what type of equipment do you use to record your videos?
Hey Kyle, please make a video about, should I find a job in the first place, or should I start working for myself right after college?
If you can feed yourself, work for yourself, simple
@@kunalbose33 Yes bro it's right, but right now I'm looking for a logical answer rather than a philosophical one.
@@deepanshuchoudhary4598 that is the logic behind getting a job, ab job bacche paida karne ke liye thodi karte hai. Job karte hai taki rent khana electric wagera de paye.
@@kunalbose33 😬😅😄✌✌ samajh gya sir
This is nice to hear, but I just don’t know if it’s true. Where should you look for jobs, specifically? And what requirements on the posting should tell you to click away, specifically?
Scenario in Bangalore India,(got a job recently after struggling a lot) Companies expect you to be a solid candidate with a strong expertise in either JS or python. If you're a JS guy have good portfolio of react projects(MERN or PERN apps). Be good at debugging your code(companies have a huge codebase) some of them give dated assignments for Internships
Or Hackerrrank or HackerrEarth programming rounds. Apply for jobs only for you're passionate and confident, because companies would expect you to deliver the results straightway or within short time. Lastly in companies you have to quick or really quick to meet the deadlines and you can't watch videos on TH-cam nor Udemy to solve problems. Software Development is a different ball game altogether. It has taken me nearly 5-6 months of struggle to land my first internship after graduating from engg college
This kind of video really make me appreciate the Western Countries a lot, come to my country and the employers will make you feel like you don't know nothing and they will still offer you peanuts as salary, that alone will make you feel you are not ready and outrightly you might give up. Just a year+ experience, I can actually work comfortably with MERN stack, with Redux for state management etc yet the highest offer I got so far in my country is $200 per month.
:((((
Emigrate! Don't waste your time for that kind of money. It's an insult to your value!
Continuous improvement
Totally agree i applied as a mern stsck developer in company they selected me and now they give me small modules in react to build and teaching me vue.js
What sucks though is that this whole online learning ecosystem is built up for beginners. So what happens when you're no longer really a beginner, is you turn into an intermediate with almost no support. There's no "intermediate React projects" tutorials or courses out there; it's either beginner or advanced. The way to make "intermediate" level projects is, of course, to just start making stuff by yourself. But it's hard because no one is really highlighting their intermediate level projects, or really even talking about them. All you ever see is beginner and advanced level stuff.
There's also a very American perspective online and in this ecosystem. Where companies like FAANG and others casually tout the lack of formal educational requirements on their applications, that's not the case in every country. I started learning to code to hopefully get a dev job without having to go back to school, having already spent 5 years pursuing another education, only to now be consistently turned down without a shot because I don't have a formal 3 year degree in development. So while I can know more React than someone with a piece of paper, it hardly matters since everyone insists I get a degree. Serious bummer, especially now in COVID times.
So i can look for a job with just knowledge of HTML and CSS and very little knowledge of Java script??
Kyle, the thing is, i took a step back from JS, because i felt like i needed to do projects to perfect html and css
So i don't know
I honestly want/need a mentor
Kyle is the best
thank you so much
They all want experience, even for junior (
In most of the cases I can't even get a job interview. I applied 20 companies, 2 of them gave a test task and they both said they liked how I did the task, but in the end decided to give a job to another candidate
Currently I am just trying to make a nice personal project to impress a potential employer.
all companies want experience.
how we have experience if they don't hire us :/
@@negatif9163 I think honestly internships are the way to go
Tried to find one, really, but they decline because I am not a CS student
Should I learn react or node and databases first?
Luckily are those who get jobs through Campus placements because in India Bangalore especially it's a struggle or luck , refferals and most your skills matter the most in your Job Hunt.
Happy new year. You never mention ExtJS, is it a second class framework to you ?
Well what about if I have a job starting this summer how do I know if I'm ready for it?
The projects we do from TH-cam channel can we add them in our portfolio plz must reply
I wouldn't put the projects u copy for from following tutorials. Because: 1) its not developed by you. 2) even if you copied line by line and are able to explain each line of code, it does not mean you fully understand and can utilize thode concepts to solve the companies problems. I would recommend reading documentations, as you follow tutorials. And look for simple projects u make your own. I know it sounds harsh, but thats the only way to learn i believe
@@michaelnti5616 can we connect i need more guidance about project
I made Python print something! Am I ready?