Why I Became a Frontend Developer
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Great video Gyasi! I’m definitely going to check out the book “Show your work” 👍
Hello bro I'm doing software development I'm a first year student so far
Just wanted to ask can I still do freelancing with a front-end web development certificate
Yeah bro, I started to learning JS in 2021, so this changed my entire life, I joined a bootcamp and I studied React for Frontend and Node for Backend and in October I got my 1st job as a Full-Stack Developer, so thanks JavaScript 🙏🏽🙌🏽
Is it easy to find a job in that field? And how much do you make?
how the hell did you do it that fast? in less than a year you managed to study enough front end and back end to get job? im guessing you have some background knowledge about programming or youre the owner of the biggest brain...
@Jonnes --> How long did it take you to fully learn JS to a working proficiency ? Like as in you being able to build things on your own without help ?
Thanks
Hope you are doing well, hoping to do something similar within this year.
I love frontend better, because its more visual. You can express your artistic side. You can touch on design, animations, 3D. For those who are wondering wich path to choose, if you are more artisticly inclined, go for the frontend , and if you like more problem solving, logic go for backend.
Front end still had some logic and problem solving maybe not as much as backend tho
Best explanation I’ve seen
thank you
I'm a frontend developer, and I'm watching this instead of working
🤣🤣 me too
@@MohamedAhmed-op5uo assalamu alaikum brother. can you work remotely as a front end devloper? may Allah bless you
@@Abu_Abdullah790 depends on the work but yeah you can
@@MohamedAhmed-op5uo do you have a cs degree to ben front end ?
@@i890ola no bro you can learn everything on yt
It’s funny because learning Java and Python is cool but I’m definitely more interested in seeing what I’m doing. I think Frontend may be the path for me.
I am a Newbie to web development, I am teaching myself and have a mentor. So far am learning html and css. Built my 1st website. Looks cheesy. However I am in it for the long hall 🙌🏼
Nice! I'm also teaching myself web development, Keep it up.
@@jaheimbrown6183 awesome! How exciting, We can do this. Cheering you on 🙌🏼
Nice that’s awesome! I just learned html and will be learning css soon so I can’t wait to start building!
Same ! 💪🏼
Where did you get a mentor?
So true!!... a lot of designers don’t understand how challenging it is to program the front end to be mobile responsive for all devices!... wait until you’ll have to tackle that triple layered navigation...
Started my career as a graphic designer and transition into a web designer. Started focusing more on the technical side so that I could have more control on the development side. If you come from a design background I say it's easier to transition into a front-end role.
Hey! Brazilian developer here. You're channel is awesome, keep making videos. I love watching you between tasks and console logs.
I love working on backend, with frontend I waste time trying to make everything look perfect 😅
🤣
Same here. Plus front end is really tedious to me. I am not artistic so I struggle with design. I like plain things.
Harry can you help me with your backend journey.
I felt this on a spiritual level
@@tenoki in case you work at company you don't have to worry about design and how it looks like because you have UI/UX designer in the team ... you just have to convert his design into code
I am on my last year of College graduating with a Co Sci major and was wanting to pursue a creative stand point of coding and being a Front-end developer seems to be an idea career path for me! Thank you for clearing this out, I was very stress on what I wanted to pursue. Just began a $30 course in HTML & CSS to get my certificate for it and learning Javascript and more soon!
I thought I wanted to become a back in developer but watching so many of your videos has inspired me to do front end.
I always wondered if you ever thought of trying out a bootcamp before you went the traditional way, anyway man loving your videos.
I love front end development as well, recently just got into vue and I’d say I’m loving it so far
Sup Gyasi!! Just wanted to thank you for sharing your life and bringing up this type of content. I just started my Computer Science degree (IN BRAZIL!! I'm American but I have been living here for a while, planning on going back to the US after graduating.. ANYWAYS) and your videos have been really cheering me up and giving me sort of a direction. God bless you man!! Keep going!!
Have been a front end engineer for 9 years now, I still love it as much as when I started, although I've had periods of burn out for sure. If you are someone who finds traditional computer science boring but still love writing code, and you have an eye for design, you will thrive in front end development.
Hi im learning front end. What would i have to learn besides html/css/javascript/react to get a job?
@@michaeljimenez9203 If you know all 4 of those well then you are absolutely qualified to get. You can learn the rest on the job. Don't overcomplicate it, just learn html/css/js well, and start playing with React on the side to build projects.
@@trentbosnic thank you so much. Yes I’m currently doing this and going to apply to jobs even an internship:) thanks for your feedback. I’m sure I don’t know to be extremely good at it but just have a moderate understanding and get better once I have a job!
@@trentbosnic bro be my mentor I work 10 hours a day studying my ass
@@trentbosnic hi, do you think its worth to actually becoming a web developer with the possibility of AI taking over? Would it be safer to becoming a software developer?
Thisss actually helped me to clear my doubts! Exactly what I was looking for!
Can totally relate. When I was doing fullstack before, there was a lot of resistance especailly that our task were more on the backend. The only reason I tried to convince myself to keep on doing fullstack is because I felt function is more important than design, and that somehow became my self-validation to society. But I wasn't happy doing all those functional backend stuff. I know things can work without aesthetics and probably, design is just going to be secondary, but I really feel alive using my artistic skills and I feel I can pour more of me here, so yeah, I'm going for frontend.
How is everything going 9 months later?
Luv your point of view…. Front end development are so important to provide an overall satisfied user experience to the users
I love the opportunity to work remotely via front end which is what made me make a career change
Really inspiring video.. I also graduated last year with a degree in software development, i did a desktop application in visual basic and sql lang and it was cool, however i also developed a passion in web dev expecially front end coz i like seeing wat am doing,, i also want to learn a bit of backend but first i want to thrive in front end.. Now am doing a thorough html and css learning, practising coding ad really getting to understand how to flex designs into the odds and its beautiful, i hope to thrive in this field and hopefull land a beautiful job at the end of it all
Learning Java now 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Glad you stayed the course and found something to get excited about. I'll remember your experience if I find myself in the same situation early on.
Love the cuts at the beginning my guy! Love the insight/story behind your journey!
Good video dude. Keep it up man. One of my dreams is becoming a web developer and front-end is the route i'm taking.
I went through an expensive full-stack software development bootcamp locally (in person) in 2019. I found out that, not only do I suck at accelerated bootcamp learning, but I also found out that I suck at learning this stuff. I want to find something WITHIN software development that I'll be passionate about... like testing, or UX or something. I know I don't like back-end work.
I'm watching it, 2023
I started learning front end, but 'till now I don't know how to study! 🥺😭🤦
Trying to get better with the back end! Love front end but I’m definitely fighting to learn more and more about JS!
The videos are always so high quality 👏
Thank you so much, you have no idea how much you've inspired me.
Iam following you from egypt🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬❤️
This was super helpful! Im a first year cs, and not too excited about the all the programming/ algorithms as of yet... I definitely related to what you said and will look into front end. Thanks!
Loving your desk setup! How do you add a filter to your video in the first few seconds?
Woo! Front End for the win 🏆
I’m in a internship doing full on backend and I can truly say I prefer front end wayyyyyy more
Great video as always!
I'm starting doing that, but i don't know the best way to improve my Skil!
I’m looking to transition from full stack to frontend now as well as I realize that I’m never as excited to work on the backend as I am on the frontend. This just motivated me to work on making that move! 😊
Neat video bro!
Also, the Amazon links seem to be down for a reason. They won't show the products.
Thank you and I'll look into that thanks for letting me know!
Hey you should do a tutorial on some of the things you know 😉
how can I send you my portfolio
I would love you to take a look at if you dont mind
I’m honestly stuck. I’m yet to decide what I want to specialize in. In web development, I’m really into the front end side of it. However, I’m also into data science 🤦🏾♂️. I’m so confused
do both then lol, u can be full-stack
I actually didn’t think about that🤔. Thank you for that suggestion 🙏🏾
@@sanelekrakra5680 no problem lol I'm a full-stack JavaScript developer
@@lashondamiller2982 sorry to bother you, but would you advise learning two languages at once? I’m currently learning JS whilst also learning R.
@@sanelekrakra5680 ehhhh I would learn JavaScript first, so then you understand what's happening in React. Like learn javaScript so then you have a basic foundation of it, then move into React
ALSO no worries lol, u r not bothering me
Where's that wallpaper from?
What we should study software engineer or computer science?
I commented the same thing.
@@sadboiglizzy3000 oh really?
Wow😯👍🏻👍🏻😁
Btw if he answer you answer me🌚😂
computer science
Computer Science will likely entail more math and theory. Software Engineering will be more code based. But, remember math and problem solving are involved in code. If you want something that isn’t as math based, go for an I.T or Computing Course.
@@ibxnnn376 ah thank you😊
How did you get the internship with a little knowledge in front end? I am in my second year, I know html css javascript and beginner at game development with cpp. But I know concepts like OOP and data structures. Can I get a front end development internship too?
I think you can, as long as you are competent enough to develop static websites from scratch and have a portfolio of your side projects.
Also I’d like to ask a question, please what’s the difference between using vue with npm and linking it with just a cdn. Are there any advantages or disadvantages and which do you use?
“Fighting with css” 🤭😅
I don’t know man.
cool video)
so much inspiration my guy! i'm a junior in College and i really want to learn coding! Mainly because i enjoy web design and want to take on a skill that will stick with me for the long haul. I have class in the mornings until around noon. Would it be realistic to find a job as a front end developer that would be flexible with that schedule? Like remote, or work from home. i know alot of developers start early in the morning. either way, i'm ready to put in the hard work to make it happen.
yo Gyasi, great vid! do you have a business email?
I always wonder what camera does he used? Does anyone know?
Does this career consume all of your free time? I have a wife and 2 young kids and I want to be able to leave work at work.
Typically, no. But like any job, if you work for a toxic company that lives by "we work hard we play hard", then you're in for bad time. Most front end devs have good work life balance, although the job can require occasional overtime when it comes to product releases.
Make programming tutorials please 🙏
gyasi kinda reminds me of chadwick Boseman may he rip
RIP to one of my favorite actors 🙏🏽
I never knew that The Weekend is a frontend developer.
There lot of criticism that JavaScript is very hard to debug. How much JavaScript programming requires in Front End programming if using CSS and HTML? Is C# use a lot in Front End programming cos it easier to debug? I’m thinking to become Front End developer.
I have a chance of doing a one year training to become a front end developer. I want to know if i have a high chance of finding a steady job. Does anyone know ?
Hello Gyasi, I have a generic question. I have made a website which has a news section which needs to be updated weekly by a client. Would I create a backend with an Admin Login that leads to an Admin page which allows them to create 'news cards' that update the on the news section of the web page. Or I have to somehow attach my website to a CMS or re-create my website through a CMS , I'm really not sure what is generally done in this case? Thank you.
At what age did you start learning any type of code/programming? Would you say it is a little easier in college if you start learning in high school?
If you have some exposure in high school, the college CS classes will definitely become easier for you. One thing about programmers is that the learning never stops. But Everything u need to help u learn is available online too. Don’t let ur age stop u from learning. At the same time tho, it’s perfectly ok to not have any programming knowledge prior to attending college! Most people are like that and the entry level Cs classes at college will teach u the fundamentals. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself
Is their a difference between Web developer and software engineer?
to answer your question , Web developers are software engineers that specialize in the web development branch , to break it down a lil bit there is many branches of software engineering, web development is one of them but you can also do phone applications on IOS or work on Robotics such as alexa and Iris i hear there is alot of money on robotics , also game developers that code and develop games are consider software engeneers I hope that helps answering your question .
@@Anime_Empire_2.0 Yes thanks for replying back. I just sign up for a boot camp and I am hoping to gain alot from the boot camp to start a new career. Never thought of robotics thanks again.
So i dont need a cs degree?
Whats the song in the outro?
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2:38 This is an April fools joke...
Frontend Developer (m/f/x) Can i know what IS MFX WHAT THIS Mean
Nice guy
I'm in high school and front-end development is the first career choice that comes to mind when I think about my future. I'm currently learning HTML and CSS in school, but are there any opportunities extra-curricular wise or just in general that I can do to hone my skills and get a headstart?
Don't focus solely on front-end. It is becoming more and more common that companies will require you to know pretty much everything. So my advice is to master front-end and become good at back-end.
Currently studying to be a front end developer while working full time - done html CSS course now moving on to JS - any more advice?
look into React js as well after u work with JS for a bit, it's pretty cool
@@lashondamiller2982 thanks will do!
Because its easier to get a first job
What is the deference between fronted and software engineer?
Go see a chiropractor about those shoulders.
CSS isn't a programming language dwag Bruhhhhh
I am a beginner learning Python as an introduction to programming. I'm currently working through a Cloud engineering Udemy course however my passions is to become an Android developer.
Show your work and steal like an artist are amazing books!!!!
Heard about area like an artist i definitely need too add it to my collection
Definitely one of my favorite reads
I, a 17-year-old, who is applying for colleges soon sort of feels the same way you described coding. I'm taking a full-stack web developer course and I'm enjoying it so far - I don't have a strong design background but I like the concept of building websites as I've done in WordPress and Webflow. But my question is, which major is more appropriate in terms of software development (CS vs Software Engineering)? I just want to make sure I make the right decision. Thanks.
i’d say they’re very similar but cs will be more theory while software engineering will be anchored towards actual coding
Go for engineering
Both are same but I prefer the second one.
Definitely software engineering for pretty much any 'practical' (i.e. industry) programming. CS is generally more aimed at research (although it will still be fine for industry as a lot of people take CS without the intention of staying in academia). Although if you're comparing between different institutes, CS may be better than SE since some institutes just have worse curriculums than others
Thanks so much for sharing this video. As coming from a UX design background I have always wanted to actually build my designs and become more technical so I could flex my skills also 😂. I know for sure I'm going into front end development now and learn a little backend also. 🙏🏾
Gosh I love front end it really brings out the artist in my by the way love your videos as soon as I saw this one my face lit up
That’s amazing to hear I’m glad you enjoy the content fam 🙏🏽
what's better than a Gyasi Linje video? A Gyasi video where there's two different Gyasis 3:30 😂
😂😂😂😂
Really considering the front end software development path. Are there 9-5 jobs for web developers or is it mainly freelance?
It's mostly 9-5 jobs, it's much harder to be a freelancer in my experience. You should look into learning front or back end first, then learn the other if you want to become a general web developer or full stack developer.
@@trentbosnic I find myself drawn more to front end. Thank you for the advice!
@@curlyfried3117 The fact you are drawn to it is a great sign, it means you'll probably really enjoy it. Simply enjoying it will give you a major edge over people who are doing it out of necessity, you'll learn faster and be more dedicated to it. I was the exact same 9 years ago, just felt drawn to it for some reason.
learning code now and also working as an intern with web development, contemplating going back to community college for free for web design, what should I focus on? when should I start applying for web dev remotes jobs???
Are your family from Ghana 🇬🇭?
Do a review of the "Microsoft Surfaced Laptop 4" and compare it to the "Microsoft Surface Book 3".
Please, I love your videos.
Is front end only for Web development 🤔
How important is it to know the math for frontend developers?
gorgeous filmwork
I needed this today today exactly at this time. Thank you!
What's your camera setup?
Sony a7iii + Tamron 28-75 & Sigma 24 f1.4
Duuude, was in the same boat. Started taking a Java/SQL boot camp through work and HATED it, just found it boring and hard. Didn’t know what front end and back end was until I was months in. Tried front end and fell in love :)
As a computer science student. Everything what he said is accurate and precise. Damn bruh, you are really spitting out things for freee. Mad respect for that!
I don't understand how something can be difficult and boring at the same time.
I'm talking about backend.
Difficult...sadly yes.
BORING? I wish... maybe then my brain would hurt less.
P.S. learning Java now ( mechanical engineering background).
I really want to be a front end developer
Just got an organization that helps people pursue S.I but they need you to have net and a computer.....I'll have to pass coz i don't have those.....Love you're videos though!
I went for an Interview recently there interviewer asked me to why you are interested in front end development but really I don't know, I'm beginner in front end development now please someone suggest me any learning source for front end development
Hi All dear I'm frontend developer. How I can get job anyone give me some tip's to find job
Great! I love front-end too...
I LOVE CSS AND I GO TO FRONTEND
Can you teach?
I’m a computer science major but I enjoy web development more. Should I change my major into web development?
I don't think so, I think you should just learn web dev on the side
Hey there, I’m a 4 year dev and I consider myself a newbie. Favorite language is typescript. Love your videos, keep up the good work. Stay blessed