@@fullstackDan Hi, I-m looking for a job as a junior backend dev, I-m changing careers, can you give me some advices to land my first job in the world of software dev?, thanks
@@juanpabloalvarezovallehey, im a 17 year old trying to get back into coding and hopefully, becoming a software dev, Im very interested in the backend but im not 100 percent sure if it would be for me. whats it like? What languages do you use/ prefer for the back end?
@@super-bi5xvhope you will find it out soon. I'm 15 and doing c++ for hobby and fun , hope I will do great I did my 1 month basic stuff already,now I suggest to learn JavaScript and react as it framework,hope it helps , do a little leet codes practice too
I am a student pursuing computer science engineering btw I love the idea of hybrid work as someone who won't prefer working from home completely or going to office daily, it's a perfect match
Hey loved the vid, just a quick tip for the cooking part. Slice the onion horizontally and vertically. You will get very fine chunks instead of long stripes (unless you are into that). And don't scrape the sharp side of the knife across the cutting board...it will get dull very quick.
i think yellow onions should be diced most often than not and most of the time I feel like red onions are better to have "striped" unless you're making salsa. personally, i think their method was justified for the meal they were making
Hello Dan, nice to see you from Vietnam, I am a business student but absolutely I am on the way to the a Data analyst by my self. Next month I am going to Aus for a Working visa like a farmer. But I will try my best to become a Data Analyst. Thank you bro
Hi Dan, your video reminded me of my own office days.😕 Currently, I am working as a freelancer. I am a backend developer, and next month, I will be shifting to Australia for my master's degree. I'm determined to work hard and strive until my days become as fulfilling and exciting as yours in the video.😋 Keep up the great content❤️
As an Aussie expat who lives abroad, this made me feel home sick haha. I work in tech too but I’ve been overseas for almost a decade. What’s the tech industry like in Sydney these days?
It's pretty good! Work life balance is amazing and salaries are good too. You obviously won't make the same amount you can get in America, but living in Australia has a lot of perks, you know it too well 😀
As someone who has mainly worked trades all my life, this type of freedom in your workday looks awesome. I have recently moved to Sydney from NZ to pursue this type of career currently working my way through the Odin project.
I love this kind of videos. Back on 2019, before becoming a dev... I used to go to sleep seeing this kind of videos and dreaming about a job like this someday. I had luck and at the beginning of 2020, before pandemic, i got a job on this and started my career. Today i have almost 4 years of exp as an Android developer :D. And i really enjoy my job too. Always as a remote dev since there is no Tech companies in my city.
Now I'm the one going to sleep watching this video and dreaming about a job like this ! haha just completed a full stack coding bootcamp In New Zealand and I'm working on personal Projects and Appling for jobs! I love what I do and confident something will come soon! Based in wellington but having spent lots of time in Sydney, Developer Job there would be the dream
I am a UX deisgn student. Just finising my diploma from Banglore India. Side by side I also run a very small ecommerce in my hometown as well as of 4000 people small town.
How u are taking up ecommerce bro..how you are dealing everything and earning where did u learnt bro I jst want to know and want to start myself and be independent
It's nice watching videos like this. I work from home permanenalty and our company doesn't have an office and I wish we did. I like working from home but the odd time being in the office would be good.
Hi Dan. I'm Darshan. I'm currently doing my computer science degree. I really want to become a full stack developer. But I don't know what to do inorder to become a full stack developer. As you are a full stack developer, I would really love to know about your journey as a full stack developer from zero to now. Can you please please make a video on how to become a full stack developer and the roadmap for it or can you make a roadmap and just post it in the discription of this video. It would be sooo helpful for students like me.
Oh, i'm a huge fan of this type of video, so cool to see how all this office and IT stuff is working. Currently working on freelance as a CG Generalist and really want to try office life :D Good luck!
I know that this video won't like people who accidentally catched in it. But it was interesting. And office with "free desks" goes nice with idea of public space where anybody may shoot a video.
Can you make a video about your interview process, what things were asked and focused in it and how you got this role, your preparations for the job etc. ? ❤
Working as project manager for 3 years, but these days looking forward switching to frontend. PM tasks are interesting and i'm ok, but all communication makes me tired
Hi Dan, the first developer I saw using Surface Pro. I was about to buy it for my software engineering major but worried about its performance and heat due to workload such as running multiple docker containers. How do you feel about using it when work with heavy workloads? Do you running WSL2 or Dual boot with Linux? Thanks :)
hey there! I'm planning to create a video just for it, but I'm not a big fan of WSL2 for development as it just increases the memory usage. If I want to use Linux I dual boot as you mentioned. Other than that, I think the surface is great for students as you can also take notes, the surface pen is great. But if you need a really powerful device (gaming, rendering), the surface isn't the right choice)
@@fullstackDan Thank you for your detailed explantion. I just bought my SF9 today and it is really good. I don't believe that I missed this beautiful thing for a long time
@@fullstackDan Hello! I'm very interested in that video, specially in the dual boot linux part. I love the device but I don't like Windows for dev work. I'm subscribing.
I’m using Linux in a virtual machine, when I need to develop under linux, also on surface pro (sp) 6 or sp 9. One needs in general 16gb ram on surfaces, 8 gb works also but for lighter tasks.
Hello Dan! As a full stack developer, do you primarly work on web dev. or also on systems, apps...? And which programming languages do you primarly use? Thanks :)
Hey there! Yeah, I do a lot of things in order to make an ecommerce website happen. Frontend work but also a lot of things in the backend. From rest apis to distributed systems. I work mostly with c# and typescript (angular/react).
Hey Dan, great video! I'm from Argentina, and I've been thinking in relocating to Australia, do you know if companies like yours have junior/ssr positions that would contemplate relocation? Thanks :)
I hate scrum meetings. I retired at 57 after 32 years as software engineer. So tired. Now I enjoyed life thanks to my savings and investments in the stock market.
Indians make the absolute worst developers and coders lol. Look at modern programs and video games - the ones that are outsourced to India never work properly.
Good to see some aussie content! Question.. how do you manage to look at a screen after work? I want to watch a movie or something sometimes after work but my eyes and head can't take any more screen time. Any tips? Thank you in advance
i just started learning from the cs50 course , are there any tips you could give me. getting into it and im starting to love coding , i might want to try fullstack im not sure though
I'm from Bangladesh...I couldn't get admission in my dream university so sometimes I get very frustrated. But after seeing such videos, I am encouraged again . Thanks buddy
I'm a CS student, and this is my first year despite my love of programming and building stuff using a computer I find this quite impersonal, I think that the health majors are more funny and valuable
I insist, a day in the life of a Mexican developer is very very different. We see several of our colleagues in the office and there is usually a lot of conversation, we plan to go out to eat together, we even have a few beers during lunch on Fridays. There is a lot of coexistence. 😄
Dude, you've pretty much been vibing with Spotify, TH-cam tunes, and snacking on coffee and snacks the entire time. I only caught a glimpse of you mentioning Docker at the very end. I'm starting to wonder, do you guys actually work in an office?
Are you using apple pods for calling?? How?! They dont work normally with windows. You can enable mic but only at the great cost of sound quality. Do tell 😅
hey there! I didn't configure anything... I just connected them to my surface pro. As far as quality goes, to be honest I never checked. I can ask my coworkers if its good or not lol
@@fullstackDan Oh okay thanks. You can have full audio without mic or low quality tint like robot sounds with mic enabled. Given your machine you are using airpods only for audio and surface has its own microphone 😅 enabling mic requires setup its not default.
Helping a junior is what truly makes a senior, a senior
spoken like a wise man
As a hardly coping CSE undergrad, these kinds of videos are what keeps me going.
keep going, you can do it! 👊
Than you are wrong😂😂
It's so nice the recognition you give to the junior developer, that is very humble. Good on you!!!!
hehe thank you!
@@fullstackDan Hi, I-m looking for a job as a junior backend dev, I-m changing careers, can you give me some advices to land my first job in the world of software dev?, thanks
@@juanpabloalvarezovallehey, im a 17 year old trying to get back into coding and hopefully, becoming a software dev, Im very interested in the backend but im not 100 percent sure if it would be for me. whats it like? What languages do you use/ prefer for the back end?
@@super-bi5xvhope you will find it out soon. I'm 15 and doing c++ for hobby and fun , hope I will do great I did my 1 month basic stuff already,now I suggest to learn JavaScript and react as it framework,hope it helps , do a little leet codes practice too
I am a student pursuing computer science engineering
btw I love the idea of hybrid work as someone who won't prefer working from home completely or going to office daily, it's a perfect match
I love it too!
@@fullstackDanthis is late but is it compulsory that you have to be in the office like once a week or no
i love the pov.. its really satisfying to watch a pov style on work vlog!
I really hope your channel blows up sooner or later, really good content and quality. Keep up the good work!
thanks a lot for the support! :D
I loved the vibe of the video and I look forward to seeing more content like this in the future!
there will be more :D
4:29 wow what a respect! I usually leave the door even if someone is coming after me, but lesson learned!
yeah right? no harm in being nice to other people :)
Hey loved the vid, just a quick tip for the cooking part. Slice the onion horizontally and vertically. You will get very fine chunks instead of long stripes (unless you are into that). And don't scrape the sharp side of the knife across the cutting board...it will get dull very quick.
i think yellow onions should be diced most often than not and most of the time I feel like red onions are better to have "striped" unless you're making salsa. personally, i think their method was justified for the meal they were making
I work as a remote front-end dev, but I'm also learning about backend with Java hopefully get promoted before the end of the year.
Bro did you get promoted
Nice video! im student right now, but im hoping to move to Australia as a Software Engineer one day. Keep up!
sitting while putting on shoes makes this video the most realistic one! :D
hehehe it's the best way 😅
Hello Dan, nice to see you from Vietnam, I am a business student but absolutely I am on the way to the a Data analyst by my self. Next month I am going to Aus for a Working visa like a farmer. But I will try my best to become a Data Analyst. Thank you bro
Hi Dan, your video reminded me of my own office days.😕
Currently, I am working as a freelancer. I am a backend developer, and next month, I will be shifting to Australia for my master's degree. I'm determined to work hard and strive until my days become as fulfilling and exciting as yours in the video.😋
Keep up the great content❤️
thank you buddy!
nice vid Dan! Also a Sydney-sider so this is refreshing to watch!
I appreciate it! :D
As an Aussie expat who lives abroad, this made me feel home sick haha. I work in tech too but I’ve been overseas for almost a decade. What’s the tech industry like in Sydney these days?
It's pretty good! Work life balance is amazing and salaries are good too. You obviously won't make the same amount you can get in America, but living in Australia has a lot of perks, you know it too well 😀
@@fullstackDan Yeah.
Nobody's poopin on the streets in Aus. Crime is low. Can't say the same for Rentals ig.
loved the video man, very clean and amazing. earned a sub!
I really appreciate it :D
Abandonou o canal outbackdan? Eu tava curtindo demais.
i work as an Application Support which is a broad term but in my role it consists of Sharepoint dev, System Admin, Web Dev, SQL Dev/BI
a little bit of everything, you are a hacker man!
As someone who has mainly worked trades all my life, this type of freedom in your workday looks awesome. I have recently moved to Sydney from NZ to pursue this type of career currently working my way through the Odin project.
im so jealous, i wanna see more keep it up
Since you asked what do we guys do. I’m still a student in computer science, I try to do a bit of work here and there but that’s it
I love this kind of videos.
Back on 2019, before becoming a dev... I used to go to sleep seeing this kind of videos and dreaming about a job like this someday.
I had luck and at the beginning of 2020, before pandemic, i got a job on this and started my career.
Today i have almost 4 years of exp as an Android developer :D. And i really enjoy my job too. Always as a remote dev since there is no Tech companies in my city.
I'm really glad things turned out well for you :D
Now I'm the one going to sleep watching this video and dreaming about a job like this ! haha
just completed a full stack coding bootcamp In New Zealand and I'm working on personal Projects and Appling for jobs! I love what I do and confident something will come soon!
Based in wellington but having spent lots of time in Sydney, Developer Job there would be the dream
When i just want to take a break from coding i just love to watch this videos and just motivates me haha
I am a UX deisgn student. Just finising my diploma from Banglore India. Side by side I also run a very small ecommerce in my hometown as well as of 4000 people small town.
Where are you getting your diploma from? I'm looking out for some ux research courses to enroll in.
Good job young scammer
@@oooook_0000 whome are you talking to and what are you talking to boy
@@oooook_0000we are not scammers 😂😂😂 some are good 😂😂 poor India 😊😊😊
How u are taking up ecommerce bro..how you are dealing everything and earning where did u learnt bro I jst want to know and want to start myself and be independent
Test Automation Engineer here
Great video Dan, from a fellow Sydney resident!
How do you got that big emoji?
It's nice watching videos like this. I work from home permanenalty and our company doesn't have an office and I wish we did. I like working from home but the odd time being in the office would be good.
I feel you man! I used to WFH 100% of the time but after more than 2 years I realised how important to me is go the office sometimes
Yo what happend with the TV? Its there at 3:07 but its gone at 4:07?! Really relaxing video btw, I would LOVE to be a dev in Australia.
voodoo magic lol
The motivation after the vid 📈📈📈
Hi Dan. I'm Darshan. I'm currently doing my computer science degree. I really want to become a full stack developer. But I don't know what to do inorder to become a full stack developer. As you are a full stack developer, I would really love to know about your journey as a full stack developer from zero to now. Can you please please make a video on how to become a full stack developer and the roadmap for it or can you make a roadmap and just post it in the discription of this video. It would be sooo helpful for students like me.
thank you for the suggestion Darshan!
The mythical 10x dev on his right side that he found and still left at the office crunching code like his life depends on it😂
the real mvp lol
Oh, i'm a huge fan of this type of video, so cool to see how all this office and IT stuff is working.
Currently working on freelance as a CG Generalist and really want to try office life :D
Good luck!
You can try co-working space, it's kind of gives the same vibe
a little bit controversial but I like going to the office!
I know that this video won't like people who accidentally catched in it.
But it was interesting. And office with "free desks" goes nice with idea of public space where anybody may shoot a video.
Can you make a video about your interview process, what things were asked and focused in it and how you got this role, your preparations for the job etc. ? ❤
thank you for the suggestion!
Working as project manager for 3 years, but these days looking forward switching to frontend. PM tasks are interesting and i'm ok, but all communication makes me tired
Hi Dan, the first developer I saw using Surface Pro. I was about to buy it for my software engineering major but worried about its performance and heat due to workload such as running multiple docker containers. How do you feel about using it when work with heavy workloads? Do you running WSL2 or Dual boot with Linux? Thanks :)
hey there! I'm planning to create a video just for it, but I'm not a big fan of WSL2 for development as it just increases the memory usage. If I want to use Linux I dual boot as you mentioned. Other than that, I think the surface is great for students as you can also take notes, the surface pen is great. But if you need a really powerful device (gaming, rendering), the surface isn't the right choice)
@@fullstackDan Thank you for your detailed explantion. I just bought my SF9 today and it is really good. I don't believe that I missed this beautiful thing for a long time
@@fullstackDan Hello! I'm very interested in that video, specially in the dual boot linux part. I love the device but I don't like Windows for dev work. I'm subscribing.
I’m using Linux in a virtual machine, when I need to develop under linux, also on surface pro (sp) 6 or sp 9. One needs in general 16gb ram on surfaces, 8 gb works also but for lighter tasks.
the vibe of the video is so cool, I'm waiting for new videos🥰
there will be more!
Very well done video, felt very relaxing.
thank you 😀
Nice video! What is the notebook model?
its a surface pro 8
Parece ser um dia muito gostoso, com um trabalho legal num ambiente bem aconchegante em um país bonito e de primeiro mundo.
enquanto isso no brasil....
não dá pra reclamar lol
nice work day, I work as a UX/UI designer.
Hello Dan! As a full stack developer, do you primarly work on web dev. or also on systems, apps...? And which programming languages do you primarly use? Thanks :)
Hey there! Yeah, I do a lot of things in order to make an ecommerce website happen. Frontend work but also a lot of things in the backend. From rest apis to distributed systems. I work mostly with c# and typescript (angular/react).
Your laptop model
I'm Thai. I came to watch your clip. And it's really awesome. I was shocked when I saw you eating lunch at a Thai restaurant🇹🇭.
Dream work country! 😍 What camera did you use to vlog inside the office? :)
Thank you! It was a DJI action 2
Hi Dan, I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩... I am a Full Stack Software Engineer, doing remote base job.... nice to meet you😊
Hey Dan, great video! I'm from Argentina, and I've been thinking in relocating to Australia, do you know if companies like yours have junior/ssr positions that would contemplate relocation? Thanks :)
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That is a really cool video. Enjoyed every bit of it. How about a roaming video around the city next time??
I love Australia cant wait to work there
its so good here!
Waw i've been Sydney just for 10 hours.. it was amazing city. i wish i could visit Australia again..
Love the video! Im thinking to tap into the tech industry. Is it necessary to have a degree to get a job in tech?
Not really but its definitely harder to get the first job. Not impossible though, you can find many examples in the interwebs
Pretty chill dude. Make me want to experience your life😂. Sydney looks nice 👍
I hate scrum meetings. I retired at 57 after 32 years as software engineer. So tired. Now I enjoyed life thanks to my savings and investments in the stock market.
But did you earned good money as a software engineer ?
@arehmanamir4232 Just okay
Did you invest in etfs?
@hiva7873 Yes. VOO, VGT, QQQ...
@ so are you living off the dividends or selling stock
lol, saw the second clip of the office and was like "are we colleagues?". I'm at BIG W, same building, almost same office layout :)
Nice video Dan, I'm a full stack dev from Ghana. Any tips on landing a remote job in Australia? Thanks.
apply apply apply
Hey Dan, I am from India, and I am a frontend developer.
nahi ref dega bhai
Naachu kyaa
Indians make the absolute worst developers and coders lol. Look at modern programs and video games - the ones that are outsourced to India never work properly.
Am I the only one enjoying watching this?
Me also bruh!
1:37 cringe
People can't stretch nowadays smh
What’s that laptop cause it looks so good?
Thats surface pro
Beautiful video bro! Ur country is beautiful ❤️ love from Atlanta ga
I really appreciate it bro! 👊
I really wanted to work in sydney too, I'm a fullstack PHP and javascript developer
I'm on my way to be a Software Engineer!! Brazil here. 😁 Thanks for the video!
tamo junto!
@@fullstackDan 😁😁😁😁
Excellent video, very calm and very motivating! greetings from Argentina! congratulations!
Mac for home
surface for outdoor!
Nice combination,
what you prefer most!
if I have to pick one, the mac because I have to edit those videos on it 🤖
@@fullstackDan thats my man
Can you mention the setup you using including the devices for daily tasks and productivity tools which helpsyou to get work done fast
I came to this video just because I found you are listening to the same lofi radio streaming that I have been listening haha
Did you walk haymarket to darling harbour ? wow. How long does your lunch break?
hehehe as much as I want, people don't care as long as I do what I'm supposed to do
Hi Dan, I wonder what laptop you're using, and is the backend code ok? Looks so beautiful
ah I know, surface pro, but its good right sir?
I like it!
Good to see some aussie content! Question.. how do you manage to look at a screen after work? I want to watch a movie or something sometimes after work but my eyes and head can't take any more screen time. Any tips? Thank you in advance
i just started learning from the cs50 course , are there any tips you could give me. getting into it and im starting to love coding , i might want to try fullstack im not sure though
practice practice practice. Put some effort and you will get good at it!
I'm from Bangladesh...I couldn't get admission in my dream university so sometimes I get very frustrated. But after seeing such videos, I am encouraged again . Thanks buddy
Go and cry in the corner.
your life looks amazing man
excited video, I love it, and motivation to improve my technical skill 😍
such a Nice video wanna See More videos like these on this channel!
thank you, there will be many more videos :D
Loved the vlog man, good job! :) Nice to see life’s perspective in another big city around the world and that you are an Xbox fan :)
hehe thank you! The xbox is great :D
what’s the name of this game? :)
I'm a CS student, and this is my first year despite my love of programming and building stuff using a computer I find this quite impersonal, I think that the health majors are more funny and valuable
That is crazy, I know the office, I work with them too haha, it is such a nice office!!
share about the tech stack please, really wondering what kind of technology does a big company used for their apps
I will in another video!
Seems youre using a surface pro (sp) 8 or 9. Sp 7 and below look a little different.^^
I insist, a day in the life of a Mexican developer is very very different. We see several of our colleagues in the office and there is usually a lot of conversation, we plan to go out to eat together, we even have a few beers during lunch on Fridays. There is a lot of coexistence. 😄
I love this kind of videos!!! That inspire me to improve my skills
Take love brother ❤️
Nice video! I'm very envious of the working enviroment displayed in the video!😍
finally, the day of the life of C# developer :D
very nice! your videos are so cool! im a Public Relation Professional in Brazil btw
awesome - this reminded me a lot about my work at Google! Thanks for sharing
great video man! how are you doing so far?
I'm doing great bro! How about you?
nice video brother, may i know your camera? thankyou
dji action 3 and fujifilm xh2s
@@fullstackDan thankyou so much
Dude, you've pretty much been vibing with Spotify, TH-cam tunes, and snacking on coffee and snacks the entire time. I only caught a glimpse of you mentioning Docker at the very end. I'm starting to wonder, do you guys actually work in an office?
oh sorry for that. stay tuned for my next video, it will be 8 hours long and I will leak my company's confidential info! 🤡
Current Tier 2 End-Point Technician here.. aspiring to become a Linux sysadmin. Nice subtitles tho!
That's so smooth! How did you record it? Could you recommend a camera for these videos?
The first time I saw a developer using a surface 😮 Is that Surface pro 9? Is it powerful enough for coding? Thank you, sir.
I have the surface pro 8 and yeah, I use it for development all the time.
Hey Dan, IT Support Engineer here in the UK - Great Video 🙂
thank you 😀
What is the recipe of that dish you made, it looks great!
I hope someday I will be like this, but for now, I'm waiting for my training to start. I hope I can pass it and get a job from it.
work hard and you will get there!
Interesting, I'm from Indonesia, hope can visit and work as a software engineer there
Hey Dan, does your company only provide end users with windows laptops? no Macs?
it provides both
For many, this is the ideal lifestyle people strive for, which is respectable. However, there are few who desire more than this…
Are you using apple pods for calling?? How?! They dont work normally with windows. You can enable mic but only at the great cost of sound quality. Do tell 😅
hey there! I didn't configure anything... I just connected them to my surface pro. As far as quality goes, to be honest I never checked. I can ask my coworkers if its good or not lol
@@fullstackDan Oh okay thanks. You can have full audio without mic or low quality tint like robot sounds with mic enabled. Given your machine you are using airpods only for audio and surface has its own microphone 😅 enabling mic requires setup its not default.
great video. i really enjoyed it. btw in @1:33 you plugged i dual screen into your surface. how did you do it ?
I'm looking for a new role in science/research, but am learning Python to upskill. I'm in Sydney as well!