The sad truth is that social media has fed a lie; its why I haven't even applied to anything, I know I am not good enough yet, I just have to keep learning & keep building, every project is a little more complex than the previous and that is my progress. Thanks for the advice in this video.
You need to start applying like right now. Why? Because you will learn more during the job. Dont waste time playing around just make 2 or 3 "good" projects. You are hired for problem solving skills not how much frameworks you know.
@@kpsh Fair assessment. I am not learning frameworks actually, I am trying to nail fundamentals. I am currently still in a college program studying comp sci, but, learning the JavaScript on my own, on the side! I do agree with your problem solving, I just do get scared I don't know enough, yet! But, I will always try out something someone says, so, I guess I will try out your method as well. :) Thank you Kpsh!
@@kpshi think you might be missing the point of his comment. He’s trying to ensure that he understands the fundamentals and is to a point that when he’s asked to do something, he can already in his head start mapping out his solution. When you’re a noob, you have to google where to even begin. Applying for jobs before you’re actually employable from a skill standpoint, is essentially blackballing yourself from every job you apply to
@@trentirvin2008 Lmfao exactly. It's why so many juniors can't and don't get hired. They don't even have the fundamentals down correctly. Imagine wanting to get hired when you don't even understand something as basic as Flexbox or how "for loops" work. I've seen so many portfolios where devs don't even know basic CSS, let alone vanilla javascript.
@@thelonercoder5816 i cannot imagine applying to a job right now and im almost done building the client side of a real product. I still have to establish a database. And even then i dont feel nearly comfortable enough with algorithms and DS to feel like i wont fall flat on my face in an interview. Applying to jobs without understanding the basics of the language you’re trying to get paid 100k to use is painfully delusional. I know there was a ridiculous amount of content during the pandemic that aimed to convince people that was the case but doesn’t that feel too good to be true while you’re doing it?
Love your videos man. Im currently learning front end, going to a vocational school for it. Currently just trying to gain a strong fundamental understanding of html, css and js before i move on to frameworks
Visual cues to the user are essentual for an action which does not complete instantly. This is particulkarly true for REST API calls and database queries.
Hey Christian, I noticed your on all your videos your mic audio is recorded low. Can you please add a bit of volume to your voice recording?? Thank You 🙏🏾 Thanks for the video too. You’re videos always help me see things from a different perspective. I appreciate that.
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The sad truth is that social media has fed a lie; its why I haven't even applied to anything, I know I am not good enough yet, I just have to keep learning & keep building, every project is a little more complex than the previous and that is my progress. Thanks for the advice in this video.
You need to start applying like right now. Why?
Because you will learn more during the job. Dont waste time playing around just make 2 or 3 "good" projects.
You are hired for problem solving skills not how much frameworks you know.
@@kpsh Fair assessment. I am not learning frameworks actually, I am trying to nail fundamentals. I am currently still in a college program studying comp sci, but, learning the JavaScript on my own, on the side! I do agree with your problem solving, I just do get scared I don't know enough, yet! But, I will always try out something someone says, so, I guess I will try out your method as well. :) Thank you Kpsh!
@@kpshi think you might be missing the point of his comment. He’s trying to ensure that he understands the fundamentals and is to a point that when he’s asked to do something, he can already in his head start mapping out his solution. When you’re a noob, you have to google where to even begin. Applying for jobs before you’re actually employable from a skill standpoint, is essentially blackballing yourself from every job you apply to
@@trentirvin2008 Lmfao exactly. It's why so many juniors can't and don't get hired. They don't even have the fundamentals down correctly. Imagine wanting to get hired when you don't even understand something as basic as Flexbox or how "for loops" work. I've seen so many portfolios where devs don't even know basic CSS, let alone vanilla javascript.
@@thelonercoder5816 i cannot imagine applying to a job right now and im almost done building the client side of a real product. I still have to establish a database. And even then i dont feel nearly comfortable enough with algorithms and DS to feel like i wont fall flat on my face in an interview. Applying to jobs without understanding the basics of the language you’re trying to get paid 100k to use is painfully delusional. I know there was a ridiculous amount of content during the pandemic that aimed to convince people that was the case but doesn’t that feel too good to be true while you’re doing it?
Love your videos man. Im currently learning front end, going to a vocational school for it. Currently just trying to gain a strong fundamental understanding of html, css and js before i move on to frameworks
Been waiting for a portfolio roast for quite a while!❤
Visual cues to the user are essentual for an action which does not complete instantly. This is particulkarly true for REST API calls and database queries.
Please, review best example of portfolio for junior dev
haven't seen any recently, have you?
@@cristian-florea-coding No, hahahha
@@cristian-florea-codinglet me send you mine, then
I am in the program . You guys are missing out so much.
Hey Christian, I noticed your on all your videos your mic audio is recorded low. Can you please add a bit of volume to your voice recording?? Thank You 🙏🏾
Thanks for the video too. You’re videos always help me see things from a different perspective. I appreciate that.
I’m not sure why that happens, from my end everything sounds good?
I always worry when it says “passion for UI/UX design”
Yeah lol
Sound is too low
any feedback on my recent portfolio project? just uploaded my second video
There you go, a like and comment, for the algo 🥲😄. Keep it up 💪