Awesome advice. As someone who's on year three of their development journey and who has attended a BootCamp and now a master in CS program...I can't stress how solid this advice is!!
Genuinely so happy I found your page. You’re the first person coming from basically my same background and getting into coding. Much trust here from a stranger.
Web development is fun and you can make good money but you should remember that there are a lot of developers in India willing to work for a fraction of the salary that you are pursuing. In fact, many large tech companies have laid off their developers in the USA and opened offices in India. You might want to look into other areas that require developers but are not so easily offshored.
Actually, not true. This was tried many years ago and failed; the language barrier and time zone barrier were too much hassle and caused many companies a lot of money. In fact, it was so much money that they went back to doing their native country only (speaking mainly for AU & US).
I do like the tip on templates. I am ok at making stunning stuff but it takes me 4 months. Rather concentrate on getting stuff done. I prefer the backend and connecting it with a design I have already so I can edit the html so it can accept backend variables etc. I really don’t know how front end dudes can make crazy stuff like they do. That really is a talent like crazy
i would love you to take a journey with the community on the freelance tips and guidances. big shout out to you man with this uncommon content, keep grinding , wish you the best
Self taught dev searching for a junior position here. I am finding it extremely difficult to get hired. Ive been studying web development mainly front end for over 3 years. Ive made multiple portfolios, my most recent one built on react js. Ive made a variety of projects and I cant even land any interviews.
You tell thiings best. I mean you seriously tell it without any BS that other youtuber developers do, all that oily toungue and fast track promises. You tell the main thing that will get one through, the same thing that most of the youtubers try to cover in their foo faar baaz (ofcourse they cant hide it) for their views. Have seen your few videos and will see rest. Im fan 🙏
Hey thank you for the advice. I’ve recently gotten into web development and have really been enjoying it but Im a student so I also have some projects written in Python, a chess game and Tetris clone. Do you think it’s worth including these on my resume?
Nice video sir Dylan! Good to see like this one especially that ill be taking Web and Mobile App Developer program for Summer 2023 intake. More power to you. Gonna ask your assistance soon if you won't mind by the way.
I have portfolio with projects, know html, css, sass, tailwind, javascript, typescript, react, python, c. Learning java and sql now. I spend last year looking for a job and never got an answer from any company. I'm so tired.
It mostly depends on what jobs you're applying to. Do they need someone with experience in those technologies? Like I'd base it off of that. Know what I mean?
The frameworks/languages you learn should be based on what jobs you're applying to. So for example, if the majority of the jobs you're applying to are asking for React and Node experience then make sure you have experience with those!
@@dylansworld314 thank you I’m in the process of learning JavaScript and I’m gonna learn react after I get a good grasp of js. After that I’m not sure what direction I should go. I’ll take any advice you have to give. Much appreciated :)
Why is that. I am just finishing twitter copy with react and firebase. About to do 4 more projects and apply. Talked to some people in industry all say its possible. What issues did you encounter
@@luka9340 1) I’ve successfully done some pretty decent sized jobs as a freelancer. A full stack app and some frontend only websites.but can be months between between jobs. 2) Hard to find places to apply to that are not scammed or outrageous requirements. Requirements that would send you’re resume to the bottom of the list even if you do apply. 3) no callbacks.
@@luka9340 And yeah I can build pretty advanced frontend sites that basically mimick the fancy web flow sites, and also add auth, backends, do crud, and all that as well. React, next, Astro, qwik and cms as well. I think the biggest obstacle too is only have an AA degree.
What do you recommend to someone just starting out in learning how to do iOS development, but wanting to eventually become either a front-end engineer, or a full-stack engineer? I'm learning through Codecademy if that is helpful at all.
I have finished react js and now starting to build my project is the any advice for a person my mind becomes completely when it comes to doing project i have been similar situation for more than 3 years
Do you the react doc on the react website. Their documentation is some of the best I've seen. If you can't understand the doc then follow a video tutorial on TH-cam
Hi, thanks for the question! My mentor has actually really tried to push me in the direction of Blockchain dev. From what I understand, it's the wild west. It might be risky, but you can get paid handsomely.
Sure thing, here are courses I took that helped me out tremendously: www.freecodecamp.org/ www.udemy.com/course/design-and-develop-a-killer-website-with-html5-and-css3/ www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-javascript-course/
I'm planning to get a job next 4 months I've been learning for almost 8 months but I only practiced if I had time at least I learned a lot right know I'm starting to create a project using react 😅
Awesome advice. As someone who's on year three of their development journey and who has attended a BootCamp and now a master in CS program...I can't stress how solid this advice is!!
Glad you resonated! And glad this helped 😁
@rob can you help out with my journey
I'm getting started on web development again and Dylan is a source of encouragement to me. Thank you Dylan
Awesome man. you not overselling anything just simple and honest advise . I'm glad i subscribed .
"So for me, Im interested in career development"
*has 10 guitars in the background*
:DD great video, thanks for the advice Dylan! 👏
I have a room full of drum machines, a drum set keyboard etc. It’s my first love but ain’t gonna pay the bills lol
I was a professional musician for 20 years before I became a web developer.
Thanks a lot for the genuine advice! This channel deserves at least 100k subs. Content like this is rare and hard to find.
Jiko withdrawal jii kaise karwana kuch to k
Genuinely so happy I found your page. You’re the first person coming from basically my same background and getting into coding. Much trust here from a stranger.
Thanks man your portfolio advice actually got me a internship as a web dev.
Web development is fun and you can make good money but you should remember that there are a lot of developers in India willing to work for a fraction of the salary that you are pursuing. In fact, many large tech companies have laid off their developers in the USA and opened offices in India. You might want to look into other areas that require developers but are not so easily offshored.
Actually, not true. This was tried many years ago and failed; the language barrier and time zone barrier were too much hassle and caused many companies a lot of money. In fact, it was so much money that they went back to doing their native country only (speaking mainly for AU & US).
@@cakinfx595 - I’m speaking from experience. I was replaced with a couple developers in India.
@@cakinfx595 Plus they write shit code. Most of them are stuck in PHP
I understood all of that as he said in this amazing video. I wish everyone will achieve a good level of coding knowledge
Thanks for making this video man. I'd like to one day be able to contribute to the community like this.
I do like the tip on templates. I am ok at making stunning stuff but it takes me 4 months. Rather concentrate on getting stuff done. I prefer the backend and connecting it with a design I have already so I can edit the html so it can accept backend variables etc. I really don’t know how front end dudes can make crazy stuff like they do. That really is a talent like crazy
That is my specialty, but you have to know the full stack whatever the tech. Database and APIs are critical learning.
I´m starting my dev career and this is gold! Thank you so much!
i would love you to take a journey with the community on the freelance tips and guidances.
big shout out to you man with this uncommon content, keep grinding , wish you the best
I’m just getting started in wed dev at my job and this really helped me not over complicate things. Thank you!!!!
Yo any update on your status?
Self taught dev searching for a junior position here. I am finding it extremely difficult to get hired. Ive been studying web development mainly front end for over 3 years. Ive made multiple portfolios, my most recent one built on react js. Ive made a variety of projects and I cant even land any interviews.
Front end isn't enough anymore
@@AmericanHero-c7j I agree with that statement for sure
Man straight to the point
I wish you could do a tutorial on the portfolio you built on react
Awesome video man, keep bringing them.
Thank you for this! I just subscribed! I'm on year 2 of learning and want to get more intentional with where I'm going with my attention
Your videos are amazing simple straight forward thank you
Solid advice. I’m gonna take the time to rethink and restructure
Your channel needs to be bigger. I love that!
You tell thiings best. I mean you seriously tell it without any BS that other youtuber developers do, all that oily toungue and fast track promises. You tell the main thing that will get one through, the same thing that most of the youtubers try to cover in their foo faar baaz (ofcourse they cant hide it) for their views. Have seen your few videos and will see rest. Im fan 🙏
You deserve 1M Subscribers! Love the content
You keep emphasizing on doing projects on what you're interested in
What if you're interested in food
How do you go about that
Heyy, thanks a lot for the advice!
Clean video. Straight to the point. New Subscriber here!
thank you so much for this video
Hey thank you for the advice. I’ve recently gotten into web development and have really been enjoying it but Im a student so I also have some projects written in Python, a chess game and Tetris clone. Do you think it’s worth including these on my resume?
Hey! Absolutely worth it to include those on your resume. Any relevant experience will help you.
Nice video sir Dylan! Good to see like this one especially that ill be taking Web and Mobile App Developer program for Summer 2023 intake. More power to you. Gonna ask your assistance soon if you won't mind by the way.
I have portfolio with projects, know html, css, sass, tailwind, javascript, typescript, react, python, c. Learning java and sql now. I spend last year looking for a job and never got an answer from any company. I'm so tired.
Would a MERN stack project be something that would seem attractive in my portfolio?
It mostly depends on what jobs you're applying to. Do they need someone with experience in those technologies? Like I'd base it off of that. Know what I mean?
Can you talk about frameworks and other languages that we should learn to be more desirable
The frameworks/languages you learn should be based on what jobs you're applying to. So for example, if the majority of the jobs you're applying to are asking for React and Node experience then make sure you have experience with those!
@@dylansworld314 thank you I’m in the process of learning JavaScript and I’m gonna learn react after I get a good grasp of js. After that I’m not sure what direction I should go. I’ll take any advice you have to give. Much appreciated :)
For every job at least 3 years of experience is required
Can you please recommend or make a video where to apply for web developer job
Thank you!
Opinions on making a website that has multiple cartoons listed with synopsis’s and trailers each with their own page as a project for your portfolio?
This is so excellent
I’m starting to think there’s no such thing as an entry level role unless you have a computer science degree from a respected university.
Why is that. I am just finishing twitter copy with react and firebase. About to do 4 more projects and apply. Talked to some people in industry all say its possible. What issues did you encounter
@@luka9340 1) I’ve successfully done some pretty decent sized jobs as a freelancer. A full stack app and some frontend only websites.but can be months between between jobs. 2) Hard to find places to apply to that are not scammed or outrageous requirements. Requirements that would send you’re resume to the bottom of the list even if you do apply. 3) no callbacks.
@@luka9340 And yeah I can build pretty advanced frontend sites that basically mimick the fancy web flow sites, and also add auth, backends, do crud, and all that as well. React, next, Astro, qwik and cms as well. I think the biggest obstacle too is only have an AA degree.
@@kimbapslayer1995do you have hosting for your websites? I want to see what you've built
@@luka9340what are you planning to build next?
Can you please tell me how did you get job? Did they contacted you or you apply to their need? thnx
LinkedIn! They reached out. Always keep your LI updated 👍
klay, new suscriber
What do you recommend to someone just starting out in learning how to do iOS development, but wanting to eventually become either a front-end engineer, or a full-stack engineer? I'm learning through Codecademy if that is helpful at all.
I have finished react js and now starting to build my project is the any advice for a person my mind becomes completely when it comes to doing project i have been similar situation for more than 3 years
Thank you
Thanks for this video. What did you use to learn react pls?
Do you the react doc on the react website. Their documentation is some of the best I've seen. If you can't understand the doc then follow a video tutorial on TH-cam
About the asteroid game, isn't it bad to have a project that's straight from a tutorial on your portfolio?
Then add some interesting features, man
Hello,
Just a quick question (hope you'll answer)
What's your take on Blockchain Development is it a good career path to pursue ?
Hi, thanks for the question! My mentor has actually really tried to push me in the direction of Blockchain dev. From what I understand, it's the wild west. It might be risky, but you can get paid handsomely.
@@dylansworld314 and are there job opportunities/freelancing opportunities ? Btw thank for your valuable responses meant a lot
@@Odiabadsha That I don't know, to be honest. I'm sure there are though.
@1:41 you realise bro forgets, html, css and JavaScript have been consistent since almost the beginning.
Hi, one question do I have to make those projects live or just showing screenshots on portfolio is enough?
You need to make them live. No screenshots, you need a real website if you want people to think you are a real developer.
New subscriber for your hard work
How did you learn please? Kindly share your resources what videos to watch or course to take
Sure thing, here are courses I took that helped me out tremendously:
www.freecodecamp.org/
www.udemy.com/course/design-and-develop-a-killer-website-with-html5-and-css3/
www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-javascript-course/
@@dylansworld314 oh thanks so much
@@kaycampbell364 I have a video in the queue about this that will be out soon so stay tuned
@@dylansworld314 oh great! I can’t seem to grasp react any course recommendations please?
@@kaycampbell364 I never really took a React course. I just used random TH-cam tutorials and read the documentation.
254 subscribers? Wtf
Can I apply at your company? I'm a recent CSE graduate from UCSD
Just apply man
Eat some food..drink some water
New Subscriber
I'm planning to get a job next 4 months I've been learning for almost 8 months but I only practiced if I had time at least I learned a lot right know I'm starting to create a project using react 😅