Coding Projects That Got Me a Job in 2 Days
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- I've been to 10+ hackathons during college and won a variety of prizes for my projects. Today, I break down every single hackathon project I ever built.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:52 - HackRice 2016
2:20 - CodeRed 2016
3:19 - PennApps 2017
4:38 - MLHPrime Southwest Regional 2017
6:12 - HackRice 2017
7:40 - Udemy Shoutout (Ad)
8:24 - CodeForGood 2017
9:49 - PennApps 2018
11:34 - RiceDatathon 2020
12:01 - How To Find Hackathons
12:30 - Outro
All my projects: devpost.com/namanhkapur?ref_c...
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Python for Beginners Intro: bit.ly/python-beginner-intro
Modern Python3 Bootcamp: bit.ly/modern-python3-bootcamp
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Data Structure Interviews and Algos: bit.ly/udemy-dsa-course
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Sub count: 181,759
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The defbeats project is actually an amazing idea! Having to travel to a radioshack just adds to the charm! Awesome video!
thanks dude! demoing and allowing people to actually wear the device made it super memorable
Yeah, taking the subway for 1 mile. 😂
I really needed this motivation to build something meaningful and put on my resume unlike common projects so that I can apply for internships in my sophomore year
keep crushing it
@@namanhkapur thanks Naman please can you make videos on Leetcode cuz I heard this is a requirement to get an internship
Bro watching this made me so excited to go to a hackathon. I don’t know if it’s just they way you share your stories or what but damn does it seem fun. I’m definitely going to try to have as much fun as you this coming semester
Not a regular commenter, but bro, this video had me pumped! So much energy, inspiration, and passion! Loved the vibes, music choice👌, and editing. Informative with visuals, videos, real-life examples. Can't wait for more! 🙌🔥
Great video, thanks for sharing. Feels really hard for me to do anything close to what you have but it's quite inspirational!
Hackathons are fun but that data one was literally asking for free work
true
The professor at our datathon was tryna get us to compete by training his ML categorizing model 💀 most points were earned through that method
ah you could say the same thing about kaggle, bag's a bag
But you need free training though, that's a legit trade imo
@@namanhkapur I 😊
im starting to learn to code, and I'm also going to university this year for software engineering and you really helpt me choose my path and I want to thank you for that. keep on making videos I love watching your content!
good luck!! more to come
@@namanhkapur Thx!!
Man, this is my second video on your channel and I just love it ❤, great content bro, new sub earned
appreciate it!
Cool video! Shows the creative side of cs
cs can be so creative
I will say this is a really wholesome video. I loved the vibes 😂
im 16 and i will go to college next year im exciteddd to join these competitions. right now i will just grind my knowledge
0:17: 🎮 The video is about the speaker's experience with hackathons and how they learned to create cool projects.
2:37: 📹 The video discusses the use of IBM Watson to analyze live video feeds and notify users of potential dangers.
5:14: 🔧 The speaker discusses their experience using AWS and Unity to create a Sandstorm effect for a virtual reality project.
7:59: 🏢 The speaker recommends taking coding courses and building projects within 24-48 hours to demo to judges at hackathons.
10:33: 🤣 Two roommates jokingly argue about their performance at a hackathon.
Recap by Tammy AI
Thanks a lot.. I really did need this..
good luck with your projects!
Wow Hackathon is soo cool....thanks for sharing bro :)
always
Any suggestions about the older generation, who is learning to code and would like to join a hack a thon? Love this new video style.
just join! age is no limit
Great vid! I was wondeirng what your brainstorming process was?
Hi Namanh, did you create any project/s on your own without hackathons? If yes, what were they?
Is it possible for someone like me who is majoring in a completely unrelated field to break into tech through uni related events like hackathons, classes, and meetups? I plan on minoring in CS and I’m currently self learning through the Odin project. I just know that if I switch to majoring in CS now I won’t be able to graduate on time which is why I’m in this position.
yes, I did it as a chem/bioeE major, you can def do it.
If you really start enjoying SWE while you're a student I'd def try to land an internship before you graduate/consider doing a CS minor, or even adding a 5th year just to give an extra opportunity to apply for internships before you graduate. I pivoted into CS (self-studying) after graduating and landed a job so it's def possible! but its a lot easier without internship, but I know from friends who did similar pivots before graduating that it's way easier if you get an internship or two under your belt!
What project I can do to help me get a job ?
I just started learning
bro can you give the circuit diagram ot tutorial about the deafbeats?
Really cool and unique video. I do really want to take part in hackathons what tech stacks I should be familiar with to do so.
These are all so COOL Namanh! Thanks so much for sharing these big bro.
always
Bro this is really Motivating, But how did you learn to do all of this.
Ayee CodeRed getting some love
👊
Can i know what all are the things u learnt apart from college that helped u too code these projects in hackathon
All I’m taking from this is, the wheel probably wasn’t the first wheel. Hope that makes sense 😂😂 keep it up 👍🏾
The guy at 08:42 looks like James Spader. Nice video.
What programming language should i learn to do all these things you did?Can someone tell me please
Once you learn one they are all similar. C++ or python is probably good tho
@@biggiecheez6879 i know c++ ,js and some java and python bro but i need it specific
Python is a good programming language for beginners. I’d recommend starting with that and learning C++/Java afterwards
😊😊😊
its like saying how working for 3 years got me job in 2 days
how much do you get paid? if ya dont mind me asking :)
i don’t :(
You forgot what you made in Chicago? Even though it got you a job offer and you placed?? And you put it in the title of the video???
So you didn't create any projects?
Make videos applying Computer Science like nang channel does!! It would be great to see it :D
nang is a legend
@@namanhkapur you’re as well ❤️
This is a decent video, what was the need to use the clickbaity title?
today i am gonna recycle the same video and just change it up a bit to keep getting youtube checks
Promo sm
Enti Comedy aah !!!
The amount of money yall missed out on is actually devastating lmaoo
that is 🌟 false 🌟
I guess we'll never know who was telling the truth 😂
you can trust me
saying u are a very experienced hacker is just dunning kruger lmao, its just totatlly against the hacker spirit to believe such thing and just cringe to say it to other ppl