Glad I came across your video analysis of The OdinProject, I just started the foundations portion yesterday & I’m 12% in as of today, 7/2/22. I’m both excited and also worried about some of the roadblocks, but of course that’s life in general. Nonetheless, I’m looking forward to all that comes with this journey. Thank you so much for your time in putting these videos together, they help to give us perspective. Although we all learn differently and have preferential ways of learning, your insight helps to bring clarity to our individual perceptions, have a great weekend.
Sorry for responding late, I’m up to the HTML potion on The Odin Project, however, I’m completely behind schedule, I should’ve been way ahead by now. But like with everything else in life this requires time, dedication, & consistency & unfortunately with my full time job I’m completely exhausted. I will say that when I am spending time on it I totally love it. Extremely thorough & fun learning. Sorry guys! I wish I had more to tell you, other than if you have the time & dedication then you’ll succeed in completing The Odin Project. Til then, I’ll try & update when I complete the HTML portion.
Great video. I haven't reached the CS section on TOP but it might be a new addition to address the lack of CS concepts you mentioned. The section has data structures and algorithms and a bunch of projects.
Great video! I found this on r/learnprogramming I'm currently going through The Odin Project...working on the final project of the foundations course right now, and I'm looking forward into getting into the next part of the course. I'm looking forward to more videos from you, as well!
Doing a step-by-step video of each lesson could be useful for newbies. A lot of time commitment on your end so totally get it if that's not in the cards. Appreciate this nonetheless!
This was great, thank you! I subscribed as I’m working through foundations right now and not fully decided on my next step - I saw on discord you’re thinking about making videos on the two TOP courses past foundations as well as FSO and maybe others. I’d love to hear what you have to say about them!
Very helpful video. I really appreciate you efforts. ZSH is something I never heard about. But that looks really powerful tool. Pease add more such video. THANKS
I like your content style! though there's not much content on your channel rn(you have literally 1 video which is this one lol) i'm definitely subscribing to see what you upload in the future! love it! :)
Thanks for the video, it's very informative. I'm at 85% of the Foundations and your points are accurate. BTW is TailwindCSS preferred over Bootstrap currently?
I appreciate the feedback! Tailwind is much more in style than Bootstrap at the moment, thats for sure. However, you may be surprised to find that what is popular with developers is not what is popular with employers. Bootstrap is still big, it's just that people aren't as vocal about it as Tailwind.
@@tomwolf6353 Thanks for the shoutout! its a corne keyboard. the keycaps are set to COLEMAK, which I'm still pretty slow at (40 WPM avg). Working on it! 😅
After you do foundations you cover DS&A on the Ruby track at least. Then you lightly touch on frameworks and preprocessors in intermediate html/css. Just a heads up as it is misleading to say it's missing from the curriculum. Hope there's a part 2, as it's a little comforting to choose something you're spending tons of time on and hear good things about it!!! :}
Did anyone on here get a job after working on the Odin Project? Im currently following tutorials and building my own projects, but thinking about checking out the Odin project.
Awesome video. I feel you down played it yourself. Right to the point content with no filler! I'm actually in the process of getting the landing page done. Your report on it was good to know! Thanks. Would love your thoughts on there full stack section. Quick question...do you think someone can aquire enough knowledge from foundations to start applying for Jr. Positions? Keeping in mind you suggested also having bring some what familiarity with data structures and algorithms. Do you think showing an employer an eagerness to learn would help with getting a job with just foundations alone? Thanks. Appreciate your time.
That is a great question. In my opinion HTML/CSS/JS can be enough to get a full time job as a junior. But know that employers tend to use tools like React and Angular, and the foundations knowledge is a pre-requisite for learning those tools. If you can show them that you are willing to learn their tools/processes quickly, I think that can definitely help your chances with just the foundations knowledge.
I think it's worth mentioning that most people who do TOP find the most success during the mid point of rails or at the end of node. The entire curriculum is supposed to make you a JR. Developer. Foundations is just the foundations for all that.
Thanks very much for this. When you say familiarity with hash tables and lists at some point. Are "lists" and "singly/doubly linked lists" the same thing? Thank you, I also joined your Discord server.
Thanks for the vid you've made my mind up for me to go and jump right in. I have zero experience in developing, do you think it is suited to complete beginner's?
Algorithms and data structures are now covered in the odin project
excuse me if I may ask but in which section/part?
where?
poggers
@@decrepit1 either of the paths. It's under the section "a brief intro to CS", iirc.
If there was a section for SQL along with mongo or even instead, it would be great.
Glad I came across your video analysis of
The OdinProject, I just started the foundations portion yesterday & I’m 12% in as of today, 7/2/22. I’m both excited and also worried about some of the roadblocks, but of course that’s life in general. Nonetheless, I’m looking forward to all that comes with this journey. Thank you so much for your time in putting these videos together, they help to give us perspective. Although we all learn differently and have preferential ways of learning, your insight helps to bring clarity to our individual perceptions, have a great weekend.
I would love an update
Can we get a update
Sorry for responding late, I’m up to the HTML potion on The Odin Project, however, I’m completely behind schedule, I should’ve been way ahead by now. But like with everything else in life this requires time, dedication, & consistency & unfortunately with my full time job I’m completely exhausted. I will say that when I am spending time on it I totally love it. Extremely thorough & fun learning. Sorry guys! I wish I had more to tell you, other than if you have the time & dedication then you’ll succeed in completing The Odin Project. Til then, I’ll try & update when I complete the HTML portion.
@@brickstv3156 hey guys so sorry but I think he is died
update
Awesome. I liked the length of the video (concise and to the point) and the text of your talking points on the screen... Keep em coming!
Ty! I've got more where that came from 😊
Great video. I haven't reached the CS section on TOP but it might be a new addition to address the lack of CS concepts you mentioned. The section has data structures and algorithms and a bunch of projects.
Thanks for the video! Have a good start with the channel and hope it grows by a lot!
I’m pretty new to this stuff, and it would be super helpful to watch you go through the program live!
It's something I'm definitely considering. Stay tuned 📺
Great video! I found this on r/learnprogramming
I'm currently going through The Odin Project...working on the final project of the foundations course right now, and I'm looking forward into getting into the next part of the course. I'm looking forward to more videos from you, as well!
what a great and seemingly honest review, thank you so much for your time and input on this!
Great video man! Waiting for part 2!
Doing a step-by-step video of each lesson could be useful for newbies. A lot of time commitment on your end so totally get it if that's not in the cards. Appreciate this nonetheless!
This was great, thank you! I subscribed as I’m working through foundations right now and not fully decided on my next step - I saw on discord you’re thinking about making videos on the two TOP courses past foundations as well as FSO and maybe others. I’d love to hear what you have to say about them!
Very helpful video. I really appreciate you efforts. ZSH is something I never heard about. But that looks really powerful tool. Pease add more such video. THANKS
I like your relaxed voice :-)
Even though I wont use TOP in the near future, it's an informative video nevertheless.
Very cool!!! I will check out the Odin project 😁😁😁
I really liked this video, you should make more videos covering web dev topics :)
Yes, Please do more videos on the Odin Project. Thank you!!
Just suscribed! Awesome video Seb. Looking forward for more to more videos like this 🎉
Looking forward to the part 2...
I like your content style! though there's not much content on your channel rn(you have literally 1 video which is this one lol) i'm definitely subscribing to see what you upload in the future! love it! :)
Thank you for this, I’m just starting to learn and appreciate your insight
Hi @WebDevWithSeb thank you for providing concise and nice content! I just have a quick question: which zsh theme did you use on the video?
Thanks for the video, it's very informative. I'm at 85% of the Foundations and your points are accurate. BTW is TailwindCSS preferred over Bootstrap currently?
I appreciate the feedback!
Tailwind is much more in style than Bootstrap at the moment, thats for sure. However, you may be surprised to find that what is popular with developers is not what is popular with employers.
Bootstrap is still big, it's just that people aren't as vocal about it as Tailwind.
@@webdevwithseb Nice. What's your keyboard? Do you use QWERTY or DVORAK? What's your regular speed? I went from 30 to 80 WPM max and can't break it :P
@@tomwolf6353 Thanks for the shoutout! its a corne keyboard. the keycaps are set to COLEMAK, which I'm still pretty slow at (40 WPM avg). Working on it! 😅
Bro, thanks for this. I appreciate this. You are a star. I appreciate it a lot.
Love the way you do your content man🤟🏼
great video, but... what is that keyboard? :)
glad you asked! It's called the corne keyboard 🤓
Please share a review of the Ruby on Rails path
Looking forward to the Js fullstack!
It's super interesting, Keep Going!
Will do! Thanks for watching!
Please cover the second half the course.
Coming soon!
Thanks for your review and additional info! Wish you all the best !
Thanks, you too!
After you do foundations you cover DS&A on the Ruby track at least.
Then you lightly touch on frameworks and preprocessors in intermediate html/css.
Just a heads up as it is misleading to say it's missing from the curriculum.
Hope there's a part 2, as it's a little comforting to choose something you're spending tons of time on and hear good things about it!!!
:}
Thanks for the feedback - I will def look for it in the next video. Cheers!
Nice video! Great help! One question: What keyboard do you suggest? Which one do you use?
Can you do a review of Scrimba's front end path as well? :)
Great! Please continue!
Did anyone on here get a job after working on the Odin Project? Im currently following tutorials and building my own projects, but thinking about checking out the Odin project.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about TOP. Do you have any recommendation / sources to learn Data structures and algorithms?
Hey Tolga! Yes - I recommend starting with Geeks4Geeks, which is free. I have a link in the description, please check it out.
@@webdevwithseb Thank you so much!
Awesome video. I feel you down played it yourself. Right to the point content with no filler! I'm actually in the process of getting the landing page done. Your report on it was good to know! Thanks. Would love your thoughts on there full stack section. Quick question...do you think someone can aquire enough knowledge from foundations to start applying for Jr. Positions? Keeping in mind you suggested also having bring some what familiarity with data structures and algorithms. Do you think showing an employer an eagerness to learn would help with getting a job with just foundations alone?
Thanks. Appreciate your time.
That is a great question. In my opinion HTML/CSS/JS can be enough to get a full time job as a junior. But know that employers tend to use tools like React and Angular, and the foundations knowledge is a pre-requisite for learning those tools. If you can show them that you are willing to learn their tools/processes quickly, I think that can definitely help your chances with just the foundations knowledge.
@@webdevwithseb Great! Thanks for the response.
I think it's worth mentioning that most people who do TOP find the most success during the mid point of rails or at the end of node.
The entire curriculum is supposed to make you a JR. Developer. Foundations is just the foundations for all that.
Please make follow up video
Thanks very much for this. When you say familiarity with hash tables and lists at some point. Are "lists" and "singly/doubly linked lists" the same thing? Thank you, I also joined your Discord server.
Thanks for the vid you've made my mind up for me to go and jump right in. I have zero experience in developing, do you think it is suited to complete beginner's?
Any thoughts on this vs the Meta certs on Coursera (they've got both front-end and back-end certs)?
ty
thanks'
What do you recommend as a good supplement for data structures and algorithms? Any books or courses that will support TOP?
Do one for 100devs.
Loved it
i have been hearing a lot of tailwind.....between bootstrap and tailwind which one should i focus on?
What's the keyboard?
Love the vid, thanks :)
Thanks! It's the corne keyboard: github.com/foostan/crkbd
Still waiting for part 2
what browser are you using? its beautiful
I'm using Min Browser (minbrowser.org/)
Whats your corne layout?
It's QWERTY right now, but i am learning COLEMAK. Slow and steady!