I'm 20.. studying software engineering... I only know the basics of java such as printing Hello World... I've always wanted to learn how to develop websites but it seems like I just can't learn...
@@christianissick I don't have any degree in cs Edit - and still I applied for web developer job but no result this is truth they don't hire without degree
Such an inspiring video! I just started learning a few months ago and am on the self-taught route. Imposter syndrome is probably the worst thing but seeing your story really encourages me to keep pushing through!
Hi Jessica, I'm an international follower, greetings from Peru! I'm 18 years old and due to my parent's illness, I couldn't enter university. I am trying to learn by myself and I am dreaming of one day working as a full-stack developer. This video really impressed me. Now I truly believe one day I will be able to do that. You are such an inspiration!!! Thank you so much!
I'm a college dropout and is betting it all in tech and coding. That's how dedicated and commited I am to be a part of Innovation. This video is really inspiring
@@aleenaedwards. Might not complete my degree -still in denial but I joined an online coding bootcamp this year and I hope to get a job even before I finish the bootcamp. Good luck!
I just turned 40, and am starting to learn HTML/CSS. I'm wanting to have a skill that will get me hired somewhere other than a fast food or factory job. I have been scared to learn, because of the 'imposter syndrome' thing you're talking about. But I'm going to keep learning, and get to Javascript and others after HTML/CSS. Thank you for posting a video like this. Also, love the animations.
Hi I’m 35 and I am also just starting out so I can get better jobs/pay than bar work etc. A big motivation for me is finding a job where I can have the weekends off with my kids. Best of luck!
Inspiring story! I'm 29 now, and have been trying to learn coding for 2 years now. I don't feel I've made much progress, and I'm often weighed down by the thought that it's too late for me to learn, but your story has motivated me to further pursue coding.
That's such an inspiring story. Though I've majored in CS I'm still stuck in what to do and most of all I'm gonna go into my 30's in this year. Though I'm trying to get some self-taught experience on Python for ML/DS but the imposter syndrome always lets me down and my own laziness too. But your story was amazing. Hope I could do good too before I reach my 40s.
As someone in my 30's who just began to self-study coding with the hopes of turning it into a career I will say this video is a real confidence booster! It is great to see an example of someone being able to put the work in on their own and have the ability to progress in the field.
I second that Timothy. I’m a single mum in my late 30’s - and I can say coder coder and this video in particular is def a confidence boost and I’m truly fan-girling right now! Trust yourself and your abilities and stay consistent with learning.
I was getting worried because i want to become a developer, but seeing that you were able to do it without a degree, makes me think there's still hope!! (P.S: the animation here is soooo cool!!)
I'm a lab tutor teaching first year programming at my university, and one of the first things we teach people to do is Google stuff when you don't know stuff. Even experienced programmers at big tech companies Google stuff all the time.
Randomly stumbled upon your channel while I search for motivation going the self-taught route LOL as someone who barely started a few months ago at 28 and getting my first full-time job with benefits, I find this super relatable and the exact push I need. Thanks Jessica! you've got a new subscriber :)
This is the most aesthetically pleasing, useful and well-told story about getting into programming I have ever seen! In just below 7 minutes we get to know your story and your key takeaways from being a self-taught coder + enjoy this amaaaaazing animation! 😍 Love it ❤️
You said that you started learning programming in your late twenties, I'm 24 years old and sometimes age kill me, all I know is that I'm not gonna give up, you inspire me a lot! Thanks u so much :)
I'm in the exact same place, it's funny I just finished a fullstack web developer course of the government and I still think I can't call myself a programmer, so I'm working on my Imposter Syndrome and on my fear of being rejected or not called for a job. Loved your video ty
I'm so happy after watching this video! Your story is great, and congratulations on your progress. You've earned it! I'm actually an ICU Nurse and after this very long year, it got me thinking that it's time for a change. Now at 30 years of age, I've decided to go for a career change in Web Development, just started to learn code this past two weeks, and I'm doing my best not to feel overwhelmed by the amount of stuff I have to learn. Anyway, I'm only going forward now, and I'm now subscribed to you channel! All the best 😁 keep up the great work!
@@halamohamed8833 Hi. It's going well actually, slower than expected to be honest. I've been having a few problems holding me back in the past months, both personal and professional, but my goal is still set. I'm still learning to code, been through HTML and CSS and I'm starting JavaScript. The more I search and the more I study, Web Development feels like the right path for me. Thanks for asking 😁
hey, I am also starting this week. I appreciate this comment. may I know how are you so far on your endeavor? i figured to ask since this comment was 7 mo ago and I am on my 1st week. 😅 hope it's okay to ask.
I watch this video every time I feel discouraged and lacking motivation, I know it takes time and support of people like you and I thank you for your videos.
Actually. Completely. Insane. I'm totally blown away by the production quality of this video. As an amateur animator myself, I 100000% respect you for the insane amount of work this must have taken. Absolutely fantastic and inspiring work!
I am 32 years old and I switched to the software industry last year. I am not working anywhere now. But I keep learning new things every day. I hope good things happen in the future.
I'm 34, and just decided to start self study in coding, I'm a freelancer related to real estate but the voice inside me is telling me to study coding and make awesome websites someday. Your videos have been inspirational, and give me hope that I too can make it with dedication and hard work. Thank you for sharing. Hoping someday I can earn and be happy doing websites.
Born in 1989 working hard in shitty woprks on industry i am an electrician engineer you see. Want to be developer web but no one helps me. You won't find a job... they need you to have job experience e.t.c Reading here and there but all say a story. I also live in Greece a bad place to live for a job like this.
@@TheCoderCoder I like that you included that there. That's a lot of motivation for the rest of us to push ourselves, especially since we are starting at the same age and it feels quite late compared to the traditional route!
I LOVE IT! The design & animations made this so enjoyable and easy to watch. I come from the film industry realm and have been diving into digital marketing during this quarantine and now just starting to dive into basic web development skills (hopefully advanced in the future!). Keep up the incredible content!
Really nice story u have...bt i think u r d champion in ur hardship.. that's the spirit...i have a reverse story ...i have a degree..i do lots of hard work.. bt i can't understand coding Plz guide me..mam
This was absolutely brilliant! It's the video that encourages you to start while simultaneously being so good you want to quit. Unmatched excellence right here.
I used to love making HTML pages as a kid too. After I graduated high school I couldn't major in computer science because I didn't have the required GPA, instead, I did engineering which is a field that's close to CS. Now that I finished 5 years of university and went through this year's circumstances, I just feel like I have to do something that I really love, I wouldn't say that I didn't like everything I did in university but I was just not happy... Now I find myself self-learning web development and I plan to do a master's degree abroad in computer science. Thank you for this video it was so inspiring and I wish everybody to find their passion and be happy in life. Peace.
This is an amazing video. I started to self learn code recently, also a 29 years old with no CS background (though my dad is a programmer, that helps when having doubts!), so your story is really inspiring.
This is so inspiring. I love the takeaways! Yes, we can google anything, reverse engineering leads to mastery, and... impostor syndrome is real! Hehehe.. Thank you very much for sharing your story.
I'm 27, and just now learning about coding as I'm making a transition from nursing to this. Your videos have been inspirational, and give me hope that I too can make it with dedication and hard work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
This made me teary because I’m going the same path and this is the type inspiration I love to see and hear about thanks so much for sharing your journey. ❤️🙌🏾
Hi I am new to web dev, I am from India. I have tried to get into a med school for 4 years straight and still couldn't. All my friends are either graduated or graduating in a year or two. So I've decided to learn web devlopment to get a job and also do my studies in some other field. Your video on basics of web development helped me loads and I feel so confident after hearing your story. I am also teaching myself. I hope I am able to do well atleast in this. Great video btw loved it. Loads of love! Keep Growing :-)
@Stephen Willis Thanks! I just started CSS so have a long way to go. I keep seeing many say JavaScript is confusing and difficult...not looking forward to that when I get to learning it, lol. All the best to you too!
Great video. I am at the imposter syndrome part of life at my new job now. It is inspiring to hear that I am not the only self-taught coder struggling with that feeling and yes it's hard. Thank you for sharing your story. I will keep pushing and get better daily. Love your content.
I loved your video! Definitely inspires me to keep going! I am 28 and learning to code. Knowing that you did it at this age also boosted my confidence in knowing that I can also get a webdev job. Thank you!
Thank you. As a young lady who’s currently lost on what to do in my life, I was very much inspired to go for it and pursue my interest in programming, despite having no educational background in it. I aspire to be a woman like you, so really thank you :)
My partner is just learning on his own through skillshare and google and he sent me this, it was really inspiring to him and really made him feel like he’s not wasting his time trying to learn on his own. Thank you for sharing your story!
Thanks a lot for sharing , I just finish a college degree that I don't see myself using in the future either. Your story is inspiring and it motivates me to follow this path for which I have been curious for years now Thanks a lot, blessings.
Wow, that awesome animation! I really can relate to your final take aways. After quitting my job as an elementary teacher, I'm about to study again in a thing called "dual-study" (not sure if this is a thing outside of Germany) were I'm part time doing my bachelor degree and part time working for a company, getting work experience (and getting paid a bit). Taking longer for tasks is completely normal and nobody knows everything (something everyone expected otherwise in my previous job). I can't speak for others, but my boss is very understanding in that matter but also drives me to find out things myself instead of asking, even if it takes 3 times longer. After 3 years in I think I'm out of the valley of despair, learning new techniques really fast. People said I can't start out with programming that late, (I'm 28 now), but at my campus, there's almost half of the people my age or older that changed field like me. That really boosted my confidence.
This is so inspiring. I graduated as Materials engineer and worked in a company as a CAD engineer/designer for 4 years before I finally decide to try my shot with coding. I'm going to watch this every time I'm doubting myself for choosing this career path.
And here I was thinking I am career struggling but it's nothing compared to what you went through, girl you win. You win 👏 respect 11/5🎉 Your story has inspired me to have faith and keep learning and pushing hard♥️
Very inspirational video!! They always put career paths as something easy to choose and something that you have to know since childhood, but it is actually really hard. Here, somebody who is changing to programming career from marketing and from economics.
Thanks for the inspiration. Funny thing, I also went to school to become a doctor, dropped out and became an actor and a musician. Once Covid hit, I noticed I had no back up plans. After 20 years I went back to school for web development and am currently trying to speed things up by studying through Udemy, UA-cam and Linkedin.
I agree, this is a well-done and informative video. I'm a digital media major and we are learning HTML, CSS & Java. I'm not going to lie, wrapping my head around all of this can be mind-blowing.. not in a good way. I'll keep practicing and trust that one day, it will all come together.
This was certainly beneficial! See, I've learned so much on my own about web development (mostly, the programming side like using JavaScript and React), but I still get stuck trying to figure out new ideas to implement in web design. It's really hard for me to come up with a design that works well for both desktop and mobile. To explain better, my CSS skills are good, but I just don't have the "visualization" skills to imagine how a website would look like :)
Great video Jessica. Love the story and the animations are freakin awesome :)
Thanks so much Brad!!! Glad you liked the video 😀
Even Brad is here.
+1
I respect both of you guys
Brad is sensei 🙏
Somebody call an undertaker because this chick just murdered the Internet with this video. AWESOME job!!
omg!!! OG coding UA-camr! 💙 Thanks RTC for that amazing comment, brb gonna print it out and frame it now
The Undertaker Retired LOL
Very True XD
@@SavageScientist Not THE Undertaker, just AN Undertaker /s
@@hanseldsilva2393 i know LOL
The Kurzgesagt of web development is here. Congratulations!
Hahaha that's a huge compliment, thank you! I'll pass it on to my husband :D
Could not agree more. That production is out of this world.
I started to code in my late twenties too, 1 month before turning 27
im about to turn 23 and was worried thinking it was to late :')
@@achis.mp4 nah you're fine. Good luck!
I'm 20.. studying software engineering... I only know the basics of java such as printing Hello World... I've always wanted to learn how to develop websites but it seems like I just can't learn...
@@christianissick is it difficult?
@@christianissick I don't have any degree in cs
Edit - and still I applied for web developer job but no result this is truth they don't hire without degree
Such an inspiring video! I just started learning a few months ago and am on the self-taught route. Imposter syndrome is probably the worst thing but seeing your story really encourages me to keep pushing through!
You got this!!
Wow, this video called my videos garbage in every language. Inspirational story telling and fantastic video!
You are that database guy
Finally found you in the comment section, you are my great teacher 😅
actually, I'm here because I'm slacking off from your thorough 9hours JavaScript tutorial, guess ill make my way back to your video then, haha
caleb is phat
Caleb curry the video maker😆
Hi Jessica, I'm an international follower, greetings from Peru! I'm 18 years old and due to my parent's illness, I couldn't enter university. I am trying to learn by myself and I am dreaming of one day working as a full-stack developer. This video really impressed me. Now I truly believe one day I will be able to do that. You are such an inspiration!!! Thank you so much!
One day u gonna be a what u wanted to be keep up with good work 👍
Wish you all the luck possible, you can do this! Greetings from a fellow latin-american 😁😁
@BushcraftingNL for sure
@BushcraftingNL and a good experience and responsive team is way better than any degree
Any update?
I love this video! Great story and very inspirational!
Thanks so much!!
Same here 😊😊 I love this tutorial very very very much.
I'm a college dropout and is betting it all in tech and coding. That's how dedicated and commited I am to be a part of Innovation. This video is really inspiring
How’s your journey going??
Same, i completed the Google IT Cert but am moving into learning Python. Can't wait till see how far ill come in later years! We can do this 💪🏾💙
@@aleenaedwards. Might not complete my degree -still in denial but I joined an online coding bootcamp this year and I hope to get a job even before I finish the bootcamp. Good luck!
I just turned 40, and am starting to learn HTML/CSS. I'm wanting to have a skill that will get me hired somewhere other than a fast food or factory job. I have been scared to learn, because of the 'imposter syndrome' thing you're talking about. But I'm going to keep learning, and get to Javascript and others after HTML/CSS. Thank you for posting a video like this. Also, love the animations.
Hi I’m 35 and I am also just starting out so I can get better jobs/pay than bar work etc. A big motivation for me is finding a job where I can have the weekends off with my kids. Best of luck!
Forget about "how you learned to code", HOW THE HECK did you learn to animate, and make this video!?
Freaking Fantastic!!!
@@yourdudebk7200 thanks for the reply, I was wondering exactly the same. Sick animations, really.
Her husband's work probably
all devs portfolios should be done just like this, animations and good storytelling!
@@vaniad555 no
@@Lynn-gp4ep what¿ 😹 I think you're sort of, in a misconception. Or... is it me who's unaware?
I know I am late.. But wow 😲, I love the way you tell your story, also the animation is Awesome 👏 By the way it's Creative too. Nice 🤗
Bhai bhai i am learning node js from u damn bruh
Are sir
I learned React js from you sir love you ..😋😘. It helping me a lot to understand advance project of react.
wait i am your e student but you dont know me xD
Hi Thapa sir, I am your Student of php videos
Bruh, your manager at that place where you worked 6 years is the real MVP
Maybe just drop an email saying thank you for being my mentor teacher
Totally agree. I actually want to hire a Jr Dev for my team, and came here for inspiration on how to help them at the beginning.
You mean the one from the Ad Agency right?
@@cai0 Hello Mr CAIO
i'm a junior web developer , i want to join your team !
Thank YOU !
Inspiring story! I'm 29 now, and have been trying to learn coding for 2 years now. I don't feel I've made much progress, and I'm often weighed down by the thought that it's too late for me to learn, but your story has motivated me to further pursue coding.
You can do it!
you got this! don't ever let age determine your abilities! its never too late to start
Can I contact you brother
That's such an inspiring story. Though I've majored in CS I'm still stuck in what to do and most of all I'm gonna go into my 30's in this year. Though I'm trying to get some self-taught experience on Python for ML/DS but the imposter syndrome always lets me down and my own laziness too. But your story was amazing. Hope I could do good too before I reach my 40s.
we have the same struggles, I am in my 30's as well still trying to learn and its hard but I hope someday we could look back and say we made it..
I'd been feeling the same. I'm glad I'm not the only one, we got this
Just... HOW!? This is one of the coolest animated videos I've ever seen! Awesome 🔥
haha thanks so much! My husband is a videographer/animator, it's all him :)
@@TheCoderCoder Where can I found one of those for me? ahaha
Big kudos for you both!
He got a channel too? I also want to know how to become a animator!! Thanks for this awesome video
@@TheCoderCoder By any chance does he have a course about animation? It was an incredible video!
@@TheCoderCoder this is awesome ❤️
You are not only a great developer, you are also a great storyteller!!!
As someone in my 30's who just began to self-study coding with the hopes of turning it into a career I will say this video is a real confidence booster! It is great to see an example of someone being able to put the work in on their own and have the ability to progress in the field.
Same here! ❤️
Checking in now, how's it going? Did you learn a programming language yet?
How you doing sir.
@@randomcoder4984 .
I second that Timothy. I’m a single mum in my late 30’s - and I can say coder coder and this video in particular is def a confidence boost and I’m truly fan-girling right now! Trust yourself and your abilities and stay consistent with learning.
I was getting worried because i want to become a developer, but seeing that you were able to do it without a degree, makes me think there's still hope!! (P.S: the animation here is soooo cool!!)
i just started coding and i know most of you here also just started. I wish you all the best!
God knows how many hours of effort it was for this 7 minutes video! I'm amazed.
I dare you to make a full css crash course! 😊
haha great idea!
@@TheCoderCoder not a crash course , but full detailed beginner to advanced one please 🙏
I'm a lab tutor teaching first year programming at my university, and one of the first things we teach people to do is Google stuff when you don't know stuff. Even experienced programmers at big tech companies Google stuff all the time.
Randomly stumbled upon your channel while I search for motivation going the self-taught route LOL as someone who barely started a few months ago at 28 and getting my first full-time job with benefits, I find this super relatable and the exact push I need. Thanks Jessica! you've got a new subscriber :)
Hi would you like to join me? In learning process
@@fawazahmed6894 let's connect. I'm on the way too
@@momo_lbrd4522 do you have insta?
This is the most aesthetically pleasing, useful and well-told story about getting into programming I have ever seen! In just below 7 minutes we get to know your story and your key takeaways from being a self-taught coder + enjoy this amaaaaazing animation! 😍 Love it ❤️
Amazing! Love the aesthetics ... feels like I'm back in the 80s =) So well done ... and inspiring
Thanks so much! :)
Cool video CC!
I'm 24 and exploring web development during quarantine.
Love your channel.
Cool, thank you! Best of luck as you learn to code 🔥
You said that you started learning programming in your late twenties, I'm 24 years old and sometimes age kill me, all I know is that I'm not gonna give up, you inspire me a lot! Thanks u so much :)
Yesss don't give up, you can do it!
I'm in the exact same place, it's funny I just finished a fullstack web developer course of the government and I still think I can't call myself a programmer, so I'm working on my Imposter Syndrome and on my fear of being rejected or not called for a job. Loved your video ty
don't give up! I started learning at 28, hope to achieve something in my 30s and learn a lot
27 year old here. Been taking my coding learning since covid 100% its really allow abouy reading and practicing, the researching.
24 means you are middle 20s young af
I'm so happy after watching this video! Your story is great, and congratulations on your progress. You've earned it!
I'm actually an ICU Nurse and after this very long year, it got me thinking that it's time for a change. Now at 30 years of age, I've decided to go for a career change in Web Development, just started to learn code this past two weeks, and I'm doing my best not to feel overwhelmed by the amount of stuff I have to learn.
Anyway, I'm only going forward now, and I'm now subscribed to you channel! All the best 😁 keep up the great work!
How is it going. Please keep us updated
@@halamohamed8833 Hi. It's going well actually, slower than expected to be honest. I've been having a few problems holding me back in the past months, both personal and professional, but my goal is still set. I'm still learning to code, been through HTML and CSS and I'm starting JavaScript.
The more I search and the more I study, Web Development feels like the right path for me.
Thanks for asking 😁
hey, I am also starting this week. I appreciate this comment. may I know how are you so far on your endeavor? i figured to ask since this comment was 7 mo ago and I am on my 1st week. 😅 hope it's okay to ask.
Im also just started now .
Started preparing for web development at 26th but now after watching this I really happy that I can get a software job
I watch this video every time I feel discouraged and lacking motivation, I know it takes time and support of people like you and I thank you for your videos.
Actually. Completely. Insane. I'm totally blown away by the production quality of this video. As an amateur animator myself, I 100000% respect you for the insane amount of work this must have taken. Absolutely fantastic and inspiring work!
This is hands down one of the greatest animations on UA-cam. This video deserves an award for its creativity.
This is awesome! I just went through an inspirational RPG!
haha awesome, thanks for watching!
Let's appreciate the amount of efforts she has done in the animations.
dude the animation is CRAZY how did you do that props to you
You are not just a web developer.
You are a filmmaker and, from now on, a LIVING LEGEND.
1UP! 💖
Inspiring story. Im 32 and trying to learn coding and this video motivated me.
same pinch started at 22 got distracted no again starting at 40. This video has inspired me all the more
I'm 31 and going at it myself. Wish I got into it earlier, but as with everything in life. You start where you are.
@@geetikapant6217 same! I started on 2012 got distracted, now I'm 26 yrs old and just started again.
Same here sir
Whaaaat, I didn't know people were trying to learn to code at that age, this definitely motivates me to continue learning how to code
I am 32 years old and I switched to the software industry last year. I am not working anywhere now. But I keep learning new things every day. I hope good things happen in the future.
I'm 34, and just decided to start self study in coding, I'm a freelancer related to real estate but the voice inside me is telling me to study coding and make awesome websites someday. Your videos have been inspirational, and give me hope that I too can make it with dedication and hard work. Thank you for sharing. Hoping someday I can earn and be happy doing websites.
Born in 1989 working hard in shitty woprks on industry i am an electrician engineer you see. Want to be developer web but no one helps me. You won't find a job... they need you to have job experience e.t.c Reading here and there but all say a story. I also live in Greece a bad place to live for a job like this.
"and earning a 6 figure salary" DAMN MOMMY!
ahahaha
Luv u obito
@Innocent that's the average annual salary for a senior developer in the USA
@@TheCoderCoder I like that you included that there. That's a lot of motivation for the rest of us to push ourselves, especially since we are starting at the same age and it feels quite late compared to the traditional route!
Thank you for this. I'm currently trying to get into tech at 35, This video was both fun to watch and helpful to see someone else's story.
Totally agree.. Im 32 currently in tech but wanted to transition into web dev... keep it up bro :D
U can do it bro!
I LOVE IT! The design & animations made this so enjoyable and easy to watch. I come from the film industry realm and have been diving into digital marketing during this quarantine and now just starting to dive into basic web development skills (hopefully advanced in the future!). Keep up the incredible content!
Really nice story u have...bt i think u r d champion in ur hardship.. that's the spirit...i have a reverse story ...i have a degree..i do lots of hard work.. bt i can't understand coding
Plz guide me..mam
So fantastic!!
lets gooooooooo!!!!!
thanks mate for refilling my fuel !!!!
woohoo!!!
How to learn to code?
Google: Yes
This was absolutely brilliant! It's the video that encourages you to start while simultaneously being so good you want to quit. Unmatched excellence right here.
Thanks!
Thank you!!
IM HERE TOO AND I SAY THANK YOU FOR HER
Ok
Noice Video right
you are a good man, I hope you get back that times 30
I used to love making HTML pages as a kid too. After I graduated high school I couldn't major in computer science because I didn't have the required GPA, instead, I did engineering which is a field that's close to CS. Now that I finished 5 years of university and went through this year's circumstances, I just feel like I have to do something that I really love, I wouldn't say that I didn't like everything I did in university but I was just not happy... Now I find myself self-learning web development and I plan to do a master's degree abroad in computer science. Thank you for this video it was so inspiring and I wish everybody to find their passion and be happy in life. Peace.
This is so cute! I’m a huge retro gamer. I can relate to this story.
Sweet!! Glad you enjoyed the story and the visuals :D
You are so cool!! I'm 24 and I'm starting to build websites
I'm inspired. Thank you for this
Wow! I thought you were in your mid-twenties! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for watching! Yep, mid-twenties was a while ago lol
This is an amazing video. I started to self learn code recently, also a 29 years old with no CS background (though my dad is a programmer, that helps when having doubts!), so your story is really inspiring.
As a fellow self-taught programmer this is truly a beautiful and relatable story. Continue to represent us properly :)
This is so inspiring. I love the takeaways! Yes, we can google anything, reverse engineering leads to mastery, and... impostor syndrome is real! Hehehe.. Thank you very much for sharing your story.
So inspirational!! I’m starting at 29 and I picking it up like butter. I love learning new skills.
haha awesome! Best of luck as you learn!
Hey buddy, what language, and what materials did you use?
Oh and I am old, 33 😅😅🤣
Love your story and your animations. It is really inspiring! As a computer scientist I can relate a lot. Keep coding
"You can have a degree and still be an idiot!" 🤣 - No need of an degree, somethings excites you . Learn it. thats it :)
I'm 27, and just now learning about coding as I'm making a transition from nursing to this. Your videos have been inspirational, and give me hope that I too can make it with dedication and hard work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
So surprised and so motivated to listen to your career story, thank you so much for this!
This made me teary because I’m going the same path and this is the type inspiration I love to see and hear about thanks so much for sharing your journey. ❤️🙌🏾
I love these stories. So happy for you and your current place within the coding community. Awesome content. See you soon!
Learning web dev, kinda like it so far, but I am far from being well, actually good. wish me the lucks
Hi I am new to web dev, I am from India. I have tried to get into a med school for 4 years straight and still couldn't. All my friends are either graduated or graduating in a year or two. So I've decided to learn web devlopment to get a job and also do my studies in some other field. Your video on basics of web development helped me loads and I feel so confident after hearing your story. I am also teaching myself. I hope I am able to do well atleast in this. Great video btw loved it. Loads of love! Keep Growing :-)
Really love this animated Super Mario Brothers-like video! I've just started learning to code in my 30s. Thanks for the encouragement to keep going.
Glad you liked it! Best of luck as you learn to code!!
@Stephen Willis Thanks! I just started CSS so have a long way to go. I keep seeing many say JavaScript is confusing and difficult...not looking forward to that when I get to learning it, lol. All the best to you too!
Great video. I am at the imposter syndrome part of life at my new job now. It is inspiring to hear that I am not the only self-taught coder struggling with that feeling and yes it's hard. Thank you for sharing your story. I will keep pushing and get better daily. Love your content.
I loved your video! Definitely inspires me to keep going! I am 28 and learning to code. Knowing that you did it at this age also boosted my confidence in knowing that I can also get a webdev job. Thank you!
Yes! You can do it! 28 is most definitely not too old!
@@TheCoderCoderwhat do you mean by " not too old ". 😢😢
@@sumeetrox2479 lmaoo , it's never late to learn 😂
It would be amazing if you could make a tutorial on how you create your animations :)
hi, your animations are absolute eye-candy, cool video!
How the hell do you animate like that??!! Please make a video on that!
Because she is a Sr Developer....
The real problem starts when you don’t have computer 💻
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Inspiration! I'm currently 26 and self learning web development 💖
Hows it going so far?? :o
I am 28 this March and starting to learn C# and Unity !!!
Thank you. As a young lady who’s currently lost on what to do in my life, I was very much inspired to go for it and pursue my interest in programming, despite having no educational background in it. I aspire to be a woman like you, so really thank you :)
I just started learning to code this year, and belive me when i say "this gave me hope" i mean it
My partner is just learning on his own through skillshare and google and he sent me this, it was really inspiring to him and really made him feel like he’s not wasting his time trying to learn on his own. Thank you for sharing your story!
Thanks a lot for sharing , I just finish a college degree that I don't see myself using in the future either.
Your story is inspiring and it motivates me to follow this path for which I have been curious for years now
Thanks a lot, blessings.
This video is amazing. Do a tutorial on how you made this
Wow, that awesome animation!
I really can relate to your final take aways. After quitting my job as an elementary teacher, I'm about to study again in a thing called "dual-study" (not sure if this is a thing outside of Germany) were I'm part time doing my bachelor degree and part time working for a company, getting work experience (and getting paid a bit).
Taking longer for tasks is completely normal and nobody knows everything (something everyone expected otherwise in my previous job). I can't speak for others, but my boss is very understanding in that matter but also drives me to find out things myself instead of asking, even if it takes 3 times longer.
After 3 years in I think I'm out of the valley of despair, learning new techniques really fast.
People said I can't start out with programming that late, (I'm 28 now), but at my campus, there's almost half of the people my age or older that changed field like me. That really boosted my confidence.
This is so inspiring. I graduated as Materials engineer and worked in a company as a CAD engineer/designer for 4 years before I finally decide to try my shot with coding. I'm going to watch this every time I'm doubting myself for choosing this career path.
And here I was thinking I am career struggling but it's nothing compared to what you went through, girl you win. You win 👏 respect 11/5🎉
Your story has inspired me to have faith and keep learning and pushing hard♥️
I just turned 25 i feel so old to learn coding..
Very inspirational video!! They always put career paths as something easy to choose and something that you have to know since childhood, but it is actually really hard. Here, somebody who is changing to programming career from marketing and from economics.
Edıtıng ıs fvcking DOPE 🔥🔥🔥....
This is really awesome knowing your story
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Wow, thank you for this! So much needed for my weak heart that hunger for motivations to keep on learn code🧡🧡🧡
Nice very motivational personality 👌
You can do anything with *Googling* ❤️😁
I started to code since Covid 19 happen
So doing everything right by taking notes
The animations are just too good
Thanks for the inspiration. Funny thing, I also went to school to become a doctor, dropped out and became an actor and a musician. Once Covid hit, I noticed I had no back up plans. After 20 years I went back to school for web development and am currently trying to speed things up by studying through Udemy, UA-cam and Linkedin.
jessica nailed the editing over coding
I agree, this is a well-done and informative video. I'm a digital media major and we are learning HTML, CSS & Java. I'm not going to lie, wrapping my head around all of this can be mind-blowing.. not in a good way. I'll keep practicing and trust that one day, it will all come together.
Omg why am I barely finding this??
This video is such a masterpiece!! 🔥🔥🔥
This was certainly beneficial! See, I've learned so much on my own about web development (mostly, the programming side like using JavaScript and React), but I still get stuck trying to figure out new ideas to implement in web design. It's really hard for me to come up with a design that works well for both desktop and mobile. To explain better, my CSS skills are good, but I just don't have the "visualization" skills to imagine how a website would look like :)
Niiiiice! :) the vid got me smiling
You are really a motivation to me.