I love how general this is, it can definitely interest someone thinking about joining this type of field. I hope to get stronger and more proficient this these areas as an IT major ☺️
This looks amazing! Everytime I see something about tehnology on your website, I really get exited to start and try to build a mobile gaming app! Can't wait to start
This is THE only video on youtube which fully explains what languages to do for what and how things are done quickly thank you. And do you have to pay a subscription for treehouse?
Kudos to your presentation and explanation, it helped a 24 year old tech aspirant choose a field without fear or doubt and grow in the career. Can’t thank more.
dont forget that this isnt all of it, in a professional environment you will need to know npm, docker, git, deployment, same for backend. along with the backend frameworks.
I am a software engineer with 8 YOE. I work in Data and AI in medical field in one of the biggest med companies in the world. I am a tech lead. CS is my second degree. This video started it all.
Wow! Thanks for breaking this down for those of us who want to know how this all works. I can't tell you how many people in this field I've asked this question and have not received a clear answer. Today, I finally understand. Thank you!
i have qus .i am having a hard time learning core java.coz my teacher didnt taught me c and c++ before that. i have heared before java people should learn c first is that true. if i join your site will it help me to learn java from the deep. and i have have qus to ask ?
you can make webapps and port them to iOS and Android: By using cordova, or phonegap(build on cordova) or Ionic-framework Where you use Html, Css & javascript
They are not as good as native development. For simple static apps Phonegap or Titanium is fine. For anything complicated that has client server communication, it's actually better to use Swift or Java. Tell me about one startup that used PhoneGap and is successful? Phonegap is for people who are bad at programming. And well, if you are bad at programming, your app is not gonna be successful. Better spend that time improving your Java or Swift skills than learning PhonGap, which BTW has extensive API and documentation that you have to read and undestand.
Thanks for telling me about this, i am a hong kong high school student who use web technology fluently and is helping remaking school website. I am currently learning Java as well, but that's a bit complex and i am being quite confused with it... i will keep learning Java and try to be good at programming... Maahd Shahzad
jackendy cherenfant The funny thin is you gotta use your skills to what you can make, using phonegap is not a drag and drop, its building webapp's and porting them to iOS & Android because we got knowledge about webapp's, html, css & javascript maybe even, some nodejs or ruby or php - so why learn java and Objective C when we can make the same as you can by porting our code to your code - its just compiling code - like facebook compiling code from php to c++ Dont work harder work smarter - its plain logics which is whats the web / code are all about
Maahd Shahzad Dude - i agree it ain't as good but if you can't afford to pay developers to build for both and you need a basic app this is the way - you can build a webapp you can do most of that stuff just build a REST api from a nodejs backend if you like use angular or backbone or a similar frontend framework to do routing and all that stuff you got the same output as your talking about Hmm popcorntime the biggest streaming movie services (code is on github) is a webapp compiled to native code with node-webkit facebook compile their code from php to c++
You make it sound like FE development is the easiest thing since someone who is a designer can also do it. Yeah sure maybe html and css but when you get to javascript you get in a world of angular, react, vue and bunch of other javascript frameworks and libraries that a designer won't know anything about. The point of this rant is that people who are getting into designing know that FE development is not as easy as this video makes it look.
Wow! This is awesome! The world of technology is moving SO fast that it is simply amazing all of the things there are to learn! Kids today have it so much better and easier to learn a usable skill *and* make money...all from the comfort of a computer and never have to break a sweat OR get their precious hands dirty! I sound jealous? You bet I am!
This really helped debunked those terms for me and now I understand that I would be a great Back End Developer. Thanks for helping shape my future endeavors.
For someone without prior knowledge to Programming, what language would you guys recommend to start with? I was thinking JS, but it seems JS is mostly for simple websites. Idk. Things I'll like to use my programming skills for include, but not limited to the following: - PWA (Progressive Web Apps) - Mobile Apps - Interactive Websites - IoT devices
This is a really great video! I it does a great job to explain how different concepts with regards to programming and building things fit together. Really helps you know where to go next when you're learning. I wish there was something like this up when I was learning. Going to share this with everyone I know that's trying to get the hang of this.
iOS - Swift Android - Kotlin/JAVA Web App - There’s plenty, but I’ve been seeing JavaScript rise to popularity especially with the development of Node.js
I am 14 years old and I know the basics of html, css and c#, so which field should I go in? like mobile apps,web apps or websites? plus, which languages should I learn? I am very confused, please help me, anyone..?
If you preferred C#, you might wanted to start to develop games over web applications. But if you enjoyed HTML/CSS, you also needed to learn JavaScript for client side development. I also recommend you to learn a server side language like python , ruby on or PHP.
You should put on blue light blocking glasses whenever you are working on a screen, even during the day. They will help to prevent you from straining too much, or sitting too close to your computer in order to see, and thus exposing yourself to more blue light. When night falls, ensure you put them on to filter out unnatural blue light from both screens and LED lighting. Quite simply, if you are in front of any screen, pop your glasses on! Optometrist and Founder at Ocushield.
I can't wait to finish my tech degree i wonder what happens if I finish all the tech degrees im trying to become an indispensable fullstack developer at the equivalent of a Ph.D I am very grateful to someday be a part of a team I don't know what to expect but I'm keeping my head down and working my butt off Thanks Team Treehouse
this was really helpful you should put this on your website, really helps people clarify the paths they want to take.
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Really interesting breakdown of this process! Thanks for the simplified explanation
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Very nice, simple and straight forward explanation. Well done Treehouse!
I got into treehouse after reading this article on it and it was really interesting edumuch.com/education/treehouse-html/
Thank You Treehouse for giving people the opportunity to learn design development for the web or mobile in a fun, easy and educational way
I love how general this is, it can definitely interest someone thinking about joining this type of field. I hope to get stronger and more proficient this these areas as an IT major ☺️
I am very new to this industry. This video was very helpful and beginner friendly.
This looks amazing! Everytime I see something about tehnology on your website, I really get exited to start and try to build a mobile gaming app! Can't wait to start
This is THE only video on youtube which fully explains what languages to do for what and how things are done quickly thank you. And do you have to pay a subscription for treehouse?
Studied for 2 months and got a job as a developer. It can happen but you need that dedication and willingness to learn.
iOS - Xcode: Objective-C , Swift , and C++.
Android - Android studio or Visual studio: C++(optional) , Java , and Xml.
The best explanation I've seen about Coding. This is very easy to understand specialty for kids/teens beginning in this wonderful world!
Kudos to your presentation and explanation, it helped a 24 year old tech aspirant choose a field without fear or doubt and grow in the career. Can’t thank more.
I started about 3 years ago (2015) and wow times have changed
Thank you, this is so helpful and informative! Awesome video. And wow, something about his voice, I could listen to him talk all day!
Big thanks for giving knowledge . After 20 years in the industry, I came to check how different people teach.
THANK YOU A LOT for the GREAT OVERVIEW!
I sincerely thank you and everyone for making this video. It really cleared up a lot of questions. For that I will look into Treehouse. Thanks
I do all 3. Learn it all, do it all, me.
Same here lol
How and where did you learn web/UI design? What Ui tool do u use?
dont forget that this isnt all of it, in a professional environment you will need to know npm, docker, git, deployment, same for backend. along with the backend frameworks.
Not sure why you felt the need to randomly share that (attention?) but....ok.
Yes i'm going to learn all of it to!!
I am a software engineer with 8 YOE. I work in Data and AI in medical field in one of the biggest med companies in the world. I am a tech lead. CS is my second degree.
This video started it all.
just getting started in web and mobile development. this is a great overview!
What Mic or Sound recording system this guy is using. Can anyone help me? It's just awesome.
Wow! Thanks for breaking this down for those of us who want to know how this all works. I can't tell you how many people in this field I've asked this question and have not received a clear answer. Today, I finally understand. Thank you!
I'm so glad someone created a video like this!
thanks a lot . u actually explained evrything in very simple way and the video was not too long .this was eye catching
i have qus .i am having a hard time learning core java.coz my teacher didnt taught me c and c++ before that. i have heared before java people should learn c first is that true. if i join your site will it help me to learn java from the deep. and i have have qus to ask ?
This is the best explanation I have ever heard of what web teams do and how I can fit in. Great Job
Thank you for explaining these in a way easy for us to understand
you can make webapps and port them to iOS and Android: By using cordova, or phonegap(build on cordova) or Ionic-framework
Where you use Html, Css & javascript
Thanks for telling about cordova, that is impressive!!
They are not as good as native development. For simple static apps Phonegap or Titanium is fine. For anything complicated that has client server communication, it's actually better to use Swift or Java. Tell me about one startup that used PhoneGap and is successful? Phonegap is for people who are bad at programming. And well, if you are bad at programming, your app is not gonna be successful. Better spend that time improving your Java or Swift skills than learning PhonGap, which BTW has extensive API and documentation that you have to read and undestand.
Thanks for telling me about this, i am a hong kong high school student who use web technology fluently and is helping remaking school website. I am currently learning Java as well, but that's a bit complex and i am being quite confused with it...
i will keep learning Java and try to be good at programming... Maahd Shahzad
jackendy cherenfant The funny thin is you gotta use your skills to what you can make, using phonegap is not a drag and drop, its building webapp's and porting them to iOS & Android because we got knowledge about webapp's, html, css & javascript maybe even, some nodejs or ruby or php - so why learn java and Objective C when we can make the same as you can by porting our code to your code - its just compiling code - like facebook compiling code from php to c++
Dont work harder work smarter - its plain logics which is whats the web / code are all about
Maahd Shahzad Dude - i agree it ain't as good but if you can't afford to pay developers to build for both and you need a basic app this is the way - you can build a webapp you can do most of that stuff just build a REST api from a nodejs backend if you like use angular or backbone or a similar frontend framework to do routing and all that stuff you got the same output as your talking about
Hmm popcorntime the biggest streaming movie services (code is on github) is a webapp compiled to native code with node-webkit
facebook compile their code from php to c++
Gave a clear understanding of how things work and the flow. Thanks.
Ryan, if i knew TreeHouse 12 years ago, I would have enrolled as my after school programme!
yess !! The real guidance for techies like me. Very helpful to get a glance of these things. Thank u.
What an amazing video that simplifies the technical side of creating a tech product. Thanks
2:11 that background siren was awesome haha
The siren made me take off my headphones because i didn't know it was in the video.
Such a crystal clear video about the processing activities. Thank you so much
You make it sound like FE development is the easiest thing since someone who is a designer can also do it. Yeah sure maybe html and css but when you get to javascript you get in a world of angular, react, vue and bunch of other javascript frameworks and libraries that a designer won't know anything about. The point of this rant is that people who are getting into designing know that FE development is not as easy as this video makes it look.
Thats a very good video for those who have no background in computer science and what to learn about the jobs in IT.
this guy brokedown everything so clearly! thanks alot!
Beautifully concise introduction to anyone who would like to get into web development. Well done.
Wow! This is awesome! The world of technology is moving SO fast that it is simply amazing all of the things there are to learn! Kids today have it so much better and easier to learn a usable skill *and* make money...all from the comfort of a computer and never have to break a sweat OR get their precious hands dirty! I sound jealous? You bet I am!
Awesome! what a video man ,it clears up my all confusion .Great Team and great thinking .I will soon start learning more from treehouse
Amazing explanation...gave me a clear idea about what to learn.Thank you keep up the good work
valuable info thanks, things where messed up in my head before watching this video. Great explanation simplifying it all.
dude this video really made me see things way clearly...thanks a lot
This was so useful!! Thanks for making it simple and straightforward
Awesome video with easy explanation... I am looking to learn iOS development once I finish my Web Design and Web Development courses at Treehouse.
Good clean content with clear guidance and integrity, thank you.
treehouse is very nice for learning.... thak you treehouse for guiding us to a proper way... :)
So informative and precise. I really got something out of it. Thank you for making this video.
wow. what a great video. explained everything to the tee. cant wait to get a laptop to start teamtreehouse.
THANK YOU! This one video helped me so much I think I'm gonna join team treehouse!
clarity of purpose of study on point. thanks.
Excellent breakdown of the various roles on each project and how they all fit together.
it is very interesting,straightforward , good explaination and mostly helpful
So easy to understand and so helpful for those who are not tech savvy but want to be involved, thank you so much! :)))
ur video is very cool and helpful brother,, thanks, love to watch it! u giving a lesson clearly and so interactive.
havent started yet but i think am going to benefit much thank you
This really helped debunked those terms for me and now I understand that I would be a great Back End Developer. Thanks for helping shape my future endeavors.
Very informative and easy to understand, thank you for the video, it more or less inspired and motivated me.
Thank you it eally clarifies things. Simple explanation but on the right points. Thanks a lot
Thank you for the video, its really mind opening and gives one an idea on where to start
This was incredibly helpful. So glad i came across it. Great explanation
Really helpful video. It would be great if you can do an updated version of this.
Thank you for your help. I was really confused about this frontend and backend developer.😊
This was a great video thank you Ryan! I love Treehouse I gotta get back into it.
Thanks a lot for the break down...really helpful
Thank you very much for the explanation. It was very useful
Awesome video, You guys should make a video "Who Does What in the Tech Industry? -2016", since so many New things have come up such as Node, Swift, Go
Simple. Comprehensive. And Love it!
For someone without prior knowledge to Programming, what language would you guys recommend to start with? I was thinking JS, but it seems JS is mostly for simple websites. Idk. Things I'll like to use my programming skills for include, but not limited to the following:
- PWA (Progressive Web Apps)
- Mobile Apps
- Interactive Websites
- IoT devices
This is a really great video! I it does a great job to explain how different concepts with regards to programming and building things fit together. Really helps you know where to go next when you're learning. I wish there was something like this up when I was learning. Going to share this with everyone I know that's trying to get the hang of this.
thank you i was frustrated by this but you explained it very well im so excited to enroll om tree house. :****
Thanks God bless. :)
This was explained so clearly
Very clear and simple present of information. Thanks.
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iOS - Swift
Android - Kotlin/JAVA
Web App - There’s plenty, but I’ve been seeing JavaScript rise to popularity especially with the development of Node.js
Thank you this was very helpful and informative 👍👍
Thanks for good short lecture, it really helped !!
I got a comprehension.
Great video, can you please do a part 2 diving a bit deeper into areas like embedded software, AI, ML?
Very informative and helpful for anyone trying to start in tech
Really great video. Thank you so much for that
I am 14 years old and I know the basics of html, css and c#, so which field should I go in? like mobile apps,web apps or websites? plus, which languages should I learn? I am very confused, please help me, anyone..?
If you preferred C#, you might wanted to start to develop games over web applications. But if you enjoyed HTML/CSS, you also needed to learn JavaScript for client side development. I also recommend you to learn a server side language like python , ruby on or PHP.
Thank you very much for your suggestions!
You got a degree yet?
This is a great video, not sure why any dislikes. Thanks for uploading this. Very helpful.
This explains everything extremely well! Thank you!
It's really helping me. Thank you guys.
This video has cleared all of my doubts
Wow! Thanks..Now I know what path to take..
thank you very much, now I know exactly what I need to do
Awesome, Super cristal clear, THANK YOU SO MUCH :))) (yup 2018 and haven't taken the first step... .-. )
thanks for the information ..it was very useful
So clearly explained! Thank you!
Very informative! Enjoyed watching!
Tank you for explaining that cause of you I know different between design and develop
You should put on blue light blocking glasses whenever you are working on a screen, even during the day. They will help to prevent you from straining too much, or sitting too close to your computer in order to see, and thus exposing yourself to more blue light. When night falls, ensure you put them on to filter out unnatural blue light from both screens and LED lighting. Quite simply, if you are in front of any screen, pop your glasses on! Optometrist and Founder at Ocushield.
Best video for a beginner. Thanks.
This is useful for some. Thanks for sharing.
Very helpful, definitely learned a lot! ;)
Thx man this was very educational!
That helped me so much.Thanks!
I can't wait to finish my tech degree i wonder what happens if I finish all the tech degrees im trying to become an indispensable fullstack developer at the equivalent of a Ph.D I am very grateful to someday be a part of a team I don't know what to expect but I'm keeping my head down and working my butt off
Thanks Team Treehouse
Really helps me understand the right path to start. Thansk! I Subbed.
You can also use JavaScript on the backend as NodeJS. Also very powerful and easier for people who are used to JavaScript on the frontend.