How Long Does It Take to Become a Web Developer 2018

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 567

  • @PavonDunbar
    @PavonDunbar 5 років тому +98

    Thank you for being real. Coding is not easy. If it were, everyone would be doing it.
    Coding definitely takes time, persistence, and determination.

    • @solomon1453
      @solomon1453 3 роки тому

      Pavon Dunbar ur gotta learn js ffs. Its a hard language...

  • @TheLeontheking
    @TheLeontheking 6 років тому +232

    code, eat, sleep, repeat
    (and maybe put a little walk or workout in between sometimes ;) )

    • @ysammo214
      @ysammo214 5 років тому +9

      This needs to become my mantra lol

    • @user-yw7zt4gy7h
      @user-yw7zt4gy7h 5 років тому

      Yes, that's true,bro

    • @Uwek212
      @Uwek212 5 років тому

      :O LITERALLY GONNA PUT IT ON MY BEDROOM WALL

    • @ivan.Andreev
      @ivan.Andreev 5 років тому +2

      @@robertfulop6237 you don't... You start asking mom for money 😁

    • @pawhacks5608
      @pawhacks5608 5 років тому

      @@ivan.Andreev or start a yt channel, collect fans, make a project, sell it on patreon.

  • @dynamosaurus2072
    @dynamosaurus2072 4 роки тому

    This is quickly becoming my favorite tech channel on UA-cam. Thanks so much man, you really are amazing :)

  • @videogamesare1
    @videogamesare1 6 років тому +2

    Thank you for this video, it was super helpful and exactly what I needed. Even more helpful than many other videos on the topic. Thanks for keeping it real.

  • @JiNKillaZ
    @JiNKillaZ 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for the optimistic honesty. Definitely gonna do this!👍🏾

  • @sergiumal8333
    @sergiumal8333 2 роки тому

    The video was what i needed to hear for today.
    Thanks !!

  • @shahvirat1990
    @shahvirat1990 4 роки тому

    Your channel is so underrated!
    I saw a video of yours a long time back about how to become a coder - you stressed so hard on the fact that everyone MUST go through David Malan's CS50 before going ahead and trying to learn coding. Go slow to go fast.
    That completely changed my journey and made the effort so minimal..!!!
    Thank you so much!

  • @molekuax8646
    @molekuax8646 5 років тому +72

    Hello , I want to share my history with you , I was studying medicine and i was disapointed a lot with what the health care has to offer me in the future (I am form Poland and health care here has ... al lot of issues) i was interested in IT too so after huge research and doubt i decided to drop out the college. I already had some knowledge about coding but only basic stuff in c and c++ , It took me six months of hard work to get my first job in java backend developing. I just got my contract and I am about to begin so keep yours fingers cross ! :]

    • @mokrayamorkovka3510
      @mokrayamorkovka3510 5 років тому +4

      u made a right decision my Slavic brother

    • @booluinji7298
      @booluinji7298 5 років тому +1

      Good luck my friend!!! Keep on the grind!!

    • @health.is.wealth.
      @health.is.wealth. 5 років тому +1

      I wish you good luck, my man.

    • @hubert4549
      @hubert4549 5 років тому +1

      Molekuła X szanuje,ja wlasnie ide teraz na prawo,a wczoraj zaczalem nauke pythona. Mysle tez o javie i froncie,ale poki co przez pierwszy rok chcialbym rozwinac sie w pythonie. Trzymam kciuki tez :D

    • @1MrCocojambo
      @1MrCocojambo 4 роки тому +1

      Molekuła X gdzie studiowałeś medycyne w Katowicach?

  • @Raindown93
    @Raindown93 5 років тому +339

    Ive got 1200 hours in csgo and im still gn3

    • @einfachsj
      @einfachsj 5 років тому +7

      i have 2110h in csgo and im gn4 xD

    • @XRL331
      @XRL331 5 років тому +29

      I have over 2000 hrs in LoL and I'm still bronze

    • @mrfortunexii4216
      @mrfortunexii4216 5 років тому +3

      ​ LaLaLandResident That probably because you miss brains :)

    • @atulcodex7730
      @atulcodex7730 5 років тому

      @@XRL331 soo what's next

    • @XRL331
      @XRL331 5 років тому

      Digital Atul 3000 hours and still bronze

  • @aurelfonganpedie7869
    @aurelfonganpedie7869 6 років тому +5

    Thanks for being honest in your opinions.

  • @andrewjung5779
    @andrewjung5779 5 років тому +8

    Thank you. This motivates me man. Cant wait to release my first web application / Mobile application : Resolution 2019 ;)

  • @justinkerbo8654
    @justinkerbo8654 5 років тому +1

    Thank you man, you definitely reassure me that this is the job i want to do.

  • @kristinagoodwin-hayward7905
    @kristinagoodwin-hayward7905 5 років тому +1

    so excited about your course!

  • @tinkachu8743
    @tinkachu8743 5 років тому

    Thank you!! I really wish I found this video a week ago when I started learning coding. I've been procrastinating hardcore and only watching videos and practicing for maaaaybe an hour a day. I'm gonna really step it up now and I'll watch your video whenever I feel like playing videogames, reading webcomics or watching random UA-cam videos instead. :)

  • @TheCarlosAlfaro
    @TheCarlosAlfaro 6 років тому

    Love it man! can't wait for the course!

  • @apogeus2
    @apogeus2 5 років тому +1

    is there a sequence of what should i start learning first?
    please break it down for me. thanks

  • @seventeenveriveryenthusias2367
    @seventeenveriveryenthusias2367 5 років тому

    this is a real video with brilliance and honesty....LIKED MUCH!

  • @Shuvooa
    @Shuvooa 5 років тому +10

    When you say coding that also includes learning. Most of the coding time is learning and scratching head out of confusion. At least at the beginning.

  • @henrythomas7112
    @henrythomas7112 Рік тому

    Thank you for the video!!! We learn a lot with you! Thank you!

  • @sirinejnayeh3198
    @sirinejnayeh3198 3 роки тому

    how much i love ur videos , your transparency is GOLD

  • @lucianotavares4953
    @lucianotavares4953 5 років тому

    This couldn’t be more clear ! Thank you very much!!!

  • @georgembajiaku4567
    @georgembajiaku4567 5 років тому

    Been watching your videos for a while now.... But this video... This video made me sub . Keep up the good work

  • @jessepiologo8504
    @jessepiologo8504 6 років тому

    Thanks for the tips. And I'm on my way "to land" my first job.
    But I have some questions to you.
    I use UA-cam content to improve my English skills by shadowing when they speak,
    then I figured out that you use an unusual amount of phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions.
    Question, did you do that just to emphasize the message you are passing or is it common in your daily conversations too?
    Thanks again.

  • @lexalexxx
    @lexalexxx 6 років тому

    Thanks for posting your videos bro, i love them! im just starting to learn so im a newbie but praying and hoping i get everything i need to know within 3-6 months to land a junior entry level somwhere!
    peace and love from San Francisco! ✌🏾

  • @madrinsx8770
    @madrinsx8770 6 років тому

    thanx so much dude, u saved ma life cuz was almost giving up on code . but u inspired alot. be blessed brad
    ..now its time to go back....see u guyz!

  • @Icicleyo
    @Icicleyo 4 роки тому +1

    I've always had an interest for PC's, ever since I was 6 I started with my first PC. Been watching a tooons of videos about programming / different programming and the interest is there! I've never programmed myself before or even tried it at all, but i'm thinking about getting my grades in order to apply for a 2year- webdevelopment course. I am 26 years old right now. Do you think I can do it? :)
    Greatful for answers!

  • @thlistnerd3173
    @thlistnerd3173 6 років тому +12

    Hey! Awesome video. Cleared up a lot of doubt. So tell me if my thought process is correct when I say.. If I code for 3 to 4 hrs everyday for a period of 1 year or more and make a good portfolio and network with the right people.. I should be able to get a job as a developer after a year or so?

    • @whatsdev
      @whatsdev  6 років тому +7

      100%. 3 to 4 hours every day following a good roadmap.

  • @diegozegarra6555
    @diegozegarra6555 6 років тому

    Do you have any advice in what bootcamp should I choose? I’m between Coding dojo, Flatiron school onsite or Bloc online. Thanks and nice videos!

  • @jagicyooo2007
    @jagicyooo2007 6 років тому

    Hello, I've recently learned a bit of web development and wanting to build my own website. I don't have any idea on where to start, such as following a template. What would be your suggestions?

  • @nelsonaristoteles5121
    @nelsonaristoteles5121 3 роки тому

    I loved, I am in love with your video thanks brother man

  • @matvey36
    @matvey36 5 років тому

    Thanks for your video. I know nothing about web development but i LOVE to work on computer abd creat stuff. How long it usually take to study web development?

  • @aricrepp3253
    @aricrepp3253 5 років тому +1

    I'd love to see some collabs with Joshua Fluke. Love both of your guys content for being straight forward and telling it how it is.

  • @manuelsuarezabascal75
    @manuelsuarezabascal75 6 років тому

    I want to thank you for all the knowledge that you have shared with us. Truly appreciated sir!

  • @suvajitchakrabarty
    @suvajitchakrabarty 6 років тому

    Well said. A much more realistic and transparent opinion than other videos.

  • @Hellokittyenby
    @Hellokittyenby 5 років тому +4

    Hey you earned a new subscriber, i liked the honesty, your attitude, your voice, and just the quality is on point. Glad I found you👌🏻

  • @betterworldorganization
    @betterworldorganization 6 років тому

    I love your style, thank you for such an amazing videos.

  • @thedudevinny
    @thedudevinny 6 років тому

    Excellent. I take the masters approach to this just as you have. I’m an aspiring developer but not a dreamer. This is good stuff brother

  • @MyCozyLittleLibrary
    @MyCozyLittleLibrary 5 років тому

    This was a very helpful video! I am interested in web development, and I learned a lot.

  • @vicenterodriguez2081
    @vicenterodriguez2081 5 років тому

    This is the realest channel out here guys!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @cerius4430
    @cerius4430 6 років тому +5

    Thanks for the content whatsdev, I really appreciate it! Unfortunately I can only devote 26.5 hours a week to this because I work a full time job. It'll get done, consistency is a must!

  • @OstonCodeCypher
    @OstonCodeCypher 6 років тому

    Is jquery mobile still relevant in web development. If yes pliz make a tutorial on it.

  • @applewaz1839
    @applewaz1839 5 років тому

    hi, tanzen by saying code everyday what do mean what i should code? can you plz answer.

  • @1112GT
    @1112GT 5 років тому

    Thanks, useful inputs. Where to start and how. I am 59 looking for a career in web development. Worked in an ITES corporate as an operations manager

  • @akramdahmani7214
    @akramdahmani7214 5 років тому

    I really like this type of raw transparent content, and I would like to say THANKS A LOT
    I just discovered your channel, it seems to be awesome
    btw, from that intro I can tell that you're a PM fan too, right?

  • @sairajpoojari2490
    @sairajpoojari2490 6 років тому

    Thank You for the video. It really helped me a lot.

  • @charlesxavier77
    @charlesxavier77 5 років тому

    I just need to know how to code a landing page (frontEnd) and maybe some backEnd for makeing a contact form and a shop . What are you suggesting ? I am thinking to start to learn HTML CSS and PHP .

  • @florentinamicu1309
    @florentinamicu1309 5 років тому +8

    Finaaalllyyyy someone said it. Moving past that...can we have some examples of those good BootCamps you talked about? :) Thank you!

    • @IAiiRJorDaNI
      @IAiiRJorDaNI 4 роки тому

      devcodecamp in Milwaukee. I'm halfway through the bootcamp, and I'm amazed on how much I've learned through 6 weeks. HTML,CSS, C#, and MySQL. Going onto ASP.Net soon. The amount of hours I put in is all worth it if you love to solve problems, and just have a passion for it.

  • @kontiki74
    @kontiki74 5 років тому

    Thanks buddy, really motivating !

  • @adriblack511
    @adriblack511 4 роки тому +3

    So, I did the calculations. Based on what he said (once you've done about 1,000 hours) here's how long it would take to reach that 1,000-hour mark and be job-ready, depending on how many hours you devoted a day.
    1 hour/day = 1,000 days (143 Weeks) (33 Months) (2 3/4 Years)
    2 hour/day = 500 days (71 Weeks) (16 Months) (1 3/10 Years)
    3 hour/day = 333 days (47 Weeks) (10 Months) (4/5 Year)
    4 hour/day = 250 days (36 Weeks) (8 Months) (3/5 Year)
    5 hour/day = 200 days (29 Weeks) (7 Months) (3/5 Year)
    6 hour/day = 166 days (24 Weeks) (6 Months) (1/2 Year)
    7 hour/day = 143 days (20 Weeks) (5 Months) (2/5 Year)
    8 hour/day = 125 days (18 Weeks) (4 Months) (1/3 Year)
    9 hour/day = 111 days (16 Weeks) (4 Months) (1/3 Year)
    10 hour/day = 100 days (14 Weeks) (3 Months) (1/4 Year)
    11 hour/day = 90 days (13 Weeks) (3 Months) (1/4 Year)
    12 hour/day = 83 days (7 Weeks) (2 Months) (1/5 Year)
    Weeks, months and year numbers were rounded to the closest decimal.

  • @stevenswinton6090
    @stevenswinton6090 6 років тому

    is it possible to do the thousand hours and build a portfolio being self taught and not go to boot camp or college and should a portfolio consist of clients or just sites you designed in general

  • @pao6509
    @pao6509 6 років тому

    Smashed that like button! Pretty soon I'm gonna run out of your videos to like. Hey bro, could you recommend a good site to learn React? Unfortunately, I know that day when you will be teaching React is not yet upon us. TY!

  • @100awesomeness
    @100awesomeness 5 років тому

    Wow bro... I luh that verbosity ah yars there... Keep dat ap... The beginning of the video gives a lot of positive impression on this channel..... Good Video..

  • @CameronChardukian
    @CameronChardukian 5 років тому

    So... if 1,000 hours is the estimate for a normal dev position, is there an hourly estimate to find remote work? Just to ballpark things. Do I need to be 50% better to work remotely, or 500%? 1,500 hours vs 5,000 hours is a pretty big difference for example.

  • @darksoul1381
    @darksoul1381 4 роки тому

    Wow I've just come across this after your recent content. You've gotten noticeably fit.

  • @i_youtube_
    @i_youtube_ 6 років тому

    You are so amazing speaker. The first time I watch you and I loved you.

  • @kennethkipchumba2532
    @kennethkipchumba2532 4 роки тому

    I admire your energy. Big ups for these videos.

  • @szachgr43
    @szachgr43 6 років тому +2

    Can you make some video how to actually get first job, how to apply, where etc ??

  • @hidayatullah7533
    @hidayatullah7533 6 років тому +1

    Love this guy's videos and his accent too, of course.♥

  • @SamBo142
    @SamBo142 5 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your info bro! :)

  • @stealthbyte
    @stealthbyte 5 років тому +1

    When will the jabjabjavascript course reopen. I want it so bad

  • @nitochi3
    @nitochi3 5 років тому

    What website is best to learn any language that also help you create a portfolio as you learn?

  • @keithmonroe383
    @keithmonroe383 6 років тому

    Thanks for the upload. love your channel, you are the boss.

    • @whatsdev
      @whatsdev  6 років тому +1

      Thanks! WE are the boss. 🔥

  • @powerdisplayful
    @powerdisplayful 5 років тому +6

    This is a very accurate opinion. Listen to him guys, this is the solid truth. As someone else said this 1000hr rule does indeed make a lot more sense. I went to a front-end course at the beginning of this year and let me tell you something. It was 3 months and at the end of these 3 months i was nowhere near feeling confident in my skills. My new plan is to code everyday for at least 2 hours a day and when I reach summer 2019 I'll have solid knowledge.

    • @liftingisfun2350
      @liftingisfun2350 5 років тому

      How's it going

    • @70fu
      @70fu 5 років тому

      How has it been so far? I'm just starting to learn!

  • @hfjfndbbd863
    @hfjfndbbd863 5 років тому +1

    thank so much for your help ;) great job

  • @Neduniv
    @Neduniv 5 років тому

    What do you think about learning coding online from sites like teamtreehouse or Lynda?

  • @DylanJames_yt
    @DylanJames_yt 6 років тому

    love your videos bro whens your next video coming...i cant wait!!!!!!

  • @anninujenkins9103
    @anninujenkins9103 6 років тому

    Great video. Can you recommend any boot camps?

  • @sleepysleepy9913
    @sleepysleepy9913 5 років тому +2

    Go to the neighborhood restaurant Ann Marie and build a website is all I wanted to do. That made me feel good

  • @TFade3
    @TFade3 5 років тому

    So how did you learn your materials for web development, and where?

  • @buburuxyma
    @buburuxyma 5 років тому

    I just joined the waiting list , too bad I only found out about it today. Could you tell me, if I want to become a front end developer should I know other languages apart from html,css and javascript?

  • @PerroV
    @PerroV 6 років тому +8

    Yeah, going into this, I ain't going to expect to know enough in three months to get a job. I'll go HAM on it for a year, which sounds about right. Going by 20 hours a week = 80 hours a month. 1000/80 = 12.5. So a year and a half.

    • @cesarsanchez1212
      @cesarsanchez1212 5 років тому +12

      12.5 months is just a year and half a month

    • @Ki1ngOfGods
      @Ki1ngOfGods 5 років тому +2

      @@cesarsanchez1212 haha good one, I guess OP needs additional months

  • @ccwebtutorials1012
    @ccwebtutorials1012 3 роки тому

    Awesome this video motivates me alot
    Thanks alot

  • @merlin2049er
    @merlin2049er 5 років тому

    What program do you have to write to become a developer?

  • @dickyjohnwilliams7051
    @dickyjohnwilliams7051 4 роки тому

    What would be the pay scale of this job, brother? Because I'm thinking of getting into this field..

  • @percyjacksontv1099
    @percyjacksontv1099 5 років тому +1

    i dont have experience in any programming language so i started in doing HTML and CSS courses.. like i'm already coding for 2 months but nothing happens.. it really takes months, years to learn coding..

  • @rocco5186
    @rocco5186 6 років тому

    The good hamburger bad hamburger analogy was what made me understand hahaha. Nice video man.

  • @memeusmaximumusprime9141
    @memeusmaximumusprime9141 5 років тому +12

    tldw: on average 1000-1200+ hours of coding for first coding job

  • @Heenat4l
    @Heenat4l 6 років тому

    Nice video, Thumbs up.
    This is my first time of seeing your video and I really like it. Pls can you help me with the course outline for web development?? Thanks once more.

  • @binihalex8097
    @binihalex8097 5 років тому +1

    I'm both excited and let down by this video. BRUTAL TRUTH

  • @MDAsad-mp5zp
    @MDAsad-mp5zp 5 років тому

    Hi man,,,please make video that will have what should we do for practicing our self as we known html,css,javascript,jquery and bootstrap.
    your video content is really good.

  • @vijayraj6291
    @vijayraj6291 5 років тому +1

    I have 1.8 y exp still I am straguling I know only front end this is also straguling any suggestions

  • @ThaiCaliforniacom
    @ThaiCaliforniacom 6 років тому +12

    i started learn coding from 1998 just HTML at that time then ASP PHP Java Script , C, Java, Python... today a lot of java script frameworks like nodejs react, angular, vue ..... bla bla ..... everything take time you have to know some language as basic before you go get skills from boot camp or online course..... but for me self thought i prefer.

  • @cvijan98
    @cvijan98 6 років тому

    I'd love to join your course,but it's too expensive for me right now,is there any future dates maybe? Or some kind of "scholarships"? Anyways,thank you for the video,and wanted to say that this is more inspirational than those learn in week or get a job in a month videos out there. Peace

  • @jasonjordan6497
    @jasonjordan6497 5 років тому

    It really comes down to practice. I am graduating with my BA in IT in 6 months, and to be honest, the practice is the most important thing as far as I can see. College gives you a better understanding of what you are using, but you are still going to have to practice on your own, regardless if you are getting a degree or not.

  • @bigbossmatt
    @bigbossmatt 5 років тому +58

    "code 12 hours plus per day and I personally guarantee you, you will get a job" -- stranger youtuber on internet.

    • @frank3481
      @frank3481 4 роки тому +1

      M H for how long though lol

    • @Snoo29293
      @Snoo29293 4 роки тому

      Its possible however, I'm afraid that spending so much time on coding may was bad, you would be tired, you would probably learn too fast and your mind would struggle to memorize everything, while when you go slow you can learn few things per day, play with these, restudy old stuff whenever you think you are forgetting and I think thats good, 3 hours per day should be fine, but it will probably take years to become a good developer.

    • @improvisedchaos8904
      @improvisedchaos8904 3 роки тому +3

      I work 12 hour shifts and have a wife X.x
      I'm gonna really push it, and code 6hrs a day, everyday

    • @ChandravijayAgrawal
      @ChandravijayAgrawal 3 роки тому

      @@improvisedchaos8904 did you got?

    • @improvisedchaos8904
      @improvisedchaos8904 3 роки тому

      @@ChandravijayAgrawal I've made a few websites on my own now. Getting better. Busy summer, multi bdays, a tree fell on my car. Lost a job gain d another.

  • @bavs8a
    @bavs8a 6 років тому

    Hey. Pretty sure you hear this a lot but i love the content you provide. I'm interested in learning web development and was wondering if you think it wont work if i did it on Udemy.com ?

  • @s19wong
    @s19wong 5 років тому +1

    Great video! For me it could have been more concise, the main points come in at 3:30, when i felt that I could have heard it right after the intro.

  • @avrhambenlulu332
    @avrhambenlulu332 5 років тому

    A relevant question : if i guy with few knowledge of c language and i can to learn 3-4 hours JavaScript everyday, can i be web developer in 5-6 months ?

  • @fak3d_
    @fak3d_ 6 років тому +3

    really nice video, thanks!
    Anyone knows the name of the song 0:45 ?

  • @Fares_alhesni
    @Fares_alhesni 5 років тому +1

    What u said I think make sense, if coding is that easy where u will learn by just investing few hours for three months then I think we wouldn’t see company paying 100k+ for someone got something that easy . 1000 hours simply means someone spare all his day and effort for three or four months which is really quite hard

  • @aaronbenson8429
    @aaronbenson8429 5 років тому

    Love your work!

  • @danielmccoy7582
    @danielmccoy7582 5 років тому +2

    1000 hours going on the light end bro, but I love the motivation. If you’re keyboard yammin 10 hrs day, you’ll show up to the park and get picked on the team within 6 mos... with that said, there’s no easy way around the shit, annoying when people say otherwise. You still end up learning many cs things along the journey ie paradigms, basic algorithm complexity, etc... Much more attainable when looked at as learning a language though than being next Turing or some mathematical genious (but believe me, you’ll learn where to ‘find’ the maths that’d be needed to solve x problem... a lot of this is just knowing where to look for the right solutions, cause they’re out there)... appreciate you motivating cats

  • @fivestargaming7770
    @fivestargaming7770 5 років тому

    Can you please make a PHP Full course just like you created the JS Full course ?

  • @danielonyinye
    @danielonyinye 6 років тому

    Hey Tenz, I love every bit of your video...it keeps me up and going as a php and python developer though..but am gonna take ur jabjabjavascript course...

    • @whatsdev
      @whatsdev  6 років тому

      Happy to help, man! And hell yeah, that's what I'm talking about 😃

  • @marcgothic
    @marcgothic 6 років тому +1

    There is a program on Long Island that is 7 and 1/2 months . . . 900 hours. They are close!!

  • @taryndavids100
    @taryndavids100 5 років тому +21

    I'm thinking of becoming a developer and I actually dropped out of university from studying psychology to pursue coding and this answers so many of my questions, thanks for all the videos. It really helps!

    • @deannahenry8925
      @deannahenry8925 5 років тому +2

      How your journey going

    • @taryndavids100
      @taryndavids100 5 років тому +2

      It's abit challenging. My family's kinda sexist towards a girl learning coding but I've gotten a good grasp on html and I'm on to learning more css

    • @deannahenry8925
      @deannahenry8925 5 років тому

      @@taryndavids100 do you know how to make a website

    • @taryndavids100
      @taryndavids100 5 років тому

      @@deannahenry8925 a basic website with html and some styling.. Basically everything I learnt was from codecademy and these videos

    • @deannahenry8925
      @deannahenry8925 5 років тому

      @@taryndavids100 cool

  • @petenicezz
    @petenicezz 5 років тому

    it's funny cause I school a went for Broadcasting, that I completed last year, they just starting teaching Web Developer so I went to an open meeting to get info about it and they said is a 2 month for $2, 490. So I'm not sure to do it cause who is going to hire someone with a 2-month experience.

  • @tariqcampbell5106
    @tariqcampbell5106 5 років тому

    Great video...i am ready to make a life change and begin to learn coding

  • @ethiomel9444
    @ethiomel9444 5 років тому +2

    Thanks for keeping it real. Everywhere I go people keep saying just in 3month and few hours a day you can become pro🥵

  • @robertobonani4631
    @robertobonani4631 4 роки тому

    What you mean with good portfolio?? Just a bunch of app and website done by you on your laptop or real client portfolio?? Ps: I did computer engineering and it has nothing to do to becoming a web developer.