When I started wish I would of found a channel like this 4 years ago. Sometimes when you are just starting you feel overwhelmed with all the languages and frameworks, but if you know the trifecta Html, css, javascript thats all you really need, and jquery is the icing on the cake.

@SugarHoneyIceTea90

7 жыл бұрын

CodingPhase wow! Thanks man :)

@Stevie22332

7 жыл бұрын

sweet im breaking down and building with the trifecta day by day

@oOcitizenOo

7 жыл бұрын

scrolling through the list of JR Front-end developer i can definitely say it's not enough to learn basics Html,css and JS. Lots of requirements are needed - Git,PHP, tons of different frameworks, Angular/React, Node, etc. Imho this is too much for JR position, the only hope right now we, beginners, have is an employer adequacy who can give you a chance.

@CyberMachine

7 жыл бұрын

They're fronting. Alot of companies bloat up the job requirements meanwhile you'll only need 1/3 of what they've written. Just apply!!!

@sagittariansage_2271

6 жыл бұрын

Hey I wrote Chris this question...maybe you can provide some clarity also? I know it isnt addressed to you but any help you can provide, I would really appreciate. Thank you in advance for your time :-) Hey Chris, thanks so much for this video. Question for you... I have been learning how to code on FCC and Code Academy, I'm going to check out Treehouse since you mentioned it. Anyways, I have been learning since january of this yr 2017. And when I started building my portfolio I keep coming across tutorials that use tags and other code that I have never heard of at all, and of course I proceed to learn about it. But my point is, ALL of these things I've never heard of keep popping up... So how can one ever be 'ready' for a job??? You said you learned html and css... did you learn ALL of it?? Or just enough to build a basic website?? Please provide some clarity if you can. Because I feel like with so much to learn and new things popping up daily, how can I as an aspiring developer ever be ready for a job...?

start coding last week and it feels like amazing . The feeling that you dont want to stop until you learn everything :)

@bestopinion9257

4 жыл бұрын

Still coding?

@jojokman

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah?

@shotseverlasting772

4 жыл бұрын

Give us an update!

@nivellen1168

4 жыл бұрын

You're still coding?

@tehArgento

3 жыл бұрын

You gonna reply? Or did you giveup?

This truly made my day and my life. I was kicked out of college for low grades and have been working at jobs I don't enjoy. I keep telling myself and others that I wanna be a web developer I just need to go to school and learn, but 1. I can't go cause it's expensive and 2. I don't know where to start. Now that I see this I wanna do it. I'm so broke sleeping in my car as I'm writing this and I have been wanting to so badly to learn web development. My mom doesn't believe that I can do it, my friends think I can't do it cause they just don't think I can do it but I do believe that I can. So thank you for this video.

@dominikadamczyk4587

2 жыл бұрын

How you doing?

@kileNoe

Жыл бұрын

@@dominikadamczyk4587 he died

Hey man! As someone who is starting out and learning, I get overwhelmed often. Your video's and channel are very encouraging, and I resonate with how coding makes you feel powerful. Creating something from nothing is an amazing feeling, and it has me hooked! Just subscribed, and look forward to your video's to come!

I was feeling low and uncomfortable with my skills and attitude towards learning. Thank you very much,you made my belief more strong and rigid.

So inspirational. I know this is an older video but thank you for giving us a glimpse into what you went through starting out and the advice. I was getting discouraged thinking I had to learn all these languages right away. Great video!

You are theee best! This world needs more positive, honest, helpful, and personable people like you. Thanks for sharing your dev journey!

I was sold when you said, "I have health insurance now"- the struggle is real haha.

Hey! I just found your channel a few weeks ago and am so happy that I did! I recently started my self-taught Web Development journey. I am LOVING programming SO much. You are also helping me keep my energy up! I love seeing how much your life has changed since this video, too.

Simple. Direct. and 100% understandable for newbies. Thank you!!

Direct to the point. I'm still looking for jobs right now, but this certainly helped me to become inspired to continue applying for jobs. It is very discouraging when you start looking at job descriptions and they have so many requirements that you just become overwhelmed because you only cover atleast 1/8 of the coding language that they require you to have. Certainly, this lifted my spirit to continue applying for a development job especially now that I feel like giving up.

Hi Chris, this is absolutely awesome that you are taking the time to let everyone know that we can do it! I appreciate your humbleness in sharing your back story and having encouraging words! Great work! The force be with you.

Hey Chris. Just wanna say a big thank you for this! I discovered you KZread yesterday and it has lifted me! I am currently in a dead-end job and I have now started learning JavaScript whilst I'm here! So thank you for inspiring me!

You are so down to earth :) Keep up the great work!! Peace

Inspiring video, like your video style. This video helped me start learning programming again since I had so much trouble where to start and what language to learn, so much time consuming. Cool to see CodingPhase commenting on these video too another channel I watch

Hey Chris, subscribed and followed. This video means so much to people like myself. Anyone going through intense web or other online courses, stay strong! you only need that one chance to make it happen but for now make sure you are ready for it!

Just subscribed to you! I literally just started learning how to code a couple days ago and I'm taking it very slowly. I was just like you, I barely graduated high school and I could not concentrate at any junior college I attended. I'm stuck at retail job that pays pretty well, the only downside is that I live in the Bay Area and the job I'm at is not enough to live a comfortable life. Your videos really inspired me and I really hope I can learn how to code and change the way I live. Thanks for inspiring me and making me believe that I can do this too!

I don't know you but your a big inspiration for me man! I currently have HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge under my belt. Now I'm about to begin Jquery. This is my passion and I have to tell you, I haven't been getting support, not even from my own family. Seeing you push past that really keeps the sight of hope within my view and that goes a long way! Good luck to you!

Thank you for your videos. I listen to them at my job along with some learning resources which help keep me motivated. I started learning how to code in 2015, then had a huge bump in the road but returned shortly after. I know enough and have learned how to become a fast learner. I recently started applying as-is and I look forward to the best. Again, thank you for sharing your journey and your light!

@awildacouverthier5242

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Sean No worries... That's the thing with unconscious gender biases... we're all guilty of it! 😉

thanks, Chris... you have inspired me.. will make the next move and take your advice.. your down to earth guy.. im going for "it".. i've always wanted to become a web developer.. keep up the good work..

Wow I’m so glad I saw this video. I’ve just now learned the basics for html and css and have started coding my first website. But I am pretty much studying everyday for at least 3 hours and I’m super motivated to get into the industry ASAP. Seeing videos like this really makes it less scary and makes me feel so capable. It’s hard when you approach a completely new subject, and feel insecure because you just don’t know what you don’t know. Thank you for this video, I’m feeling inspired 🙏🏼

I'm in the same situation just finished HTML working on CSS I have had the you can't do it you have changed from law enforcement to teaching myself something so ya very motivating thank you

@faisalshahzad940

5 жыл бұрын

in how much time u learnt hml ,css or js?reply brother?i have start learning it just in 3 weeks ago?

Thankyou chris this video helps me boost my self esteem, I started coding when i was college but due to lack of confidence i left coding and end up to a carrer that i really don't like i remember that iwas only working just to earn money but now i started learning coding again and hoping that i could get a job as a junior wev dev even though i dont have an experience on this field just becauae i am a career shifter but i really do love coding and one thing that i like the most on web development is that "the learning never stops".

@2niite4

3 жыл бұрын

same.

Seen a few of your vids recently, very impressive, inspirational and motivational. You've got a new subscriber :)

Thank you for the valuable information. Shoutout from San Diego, CA area!!

I love this video! I feel like everyone who's starting out needs to see this.

Very inspiring I must say! so happy that I found your channel ;) I will become a front-end developer this year! I wish you good luck Chris Sean !!

Thank you so much for this video! I am getting ready to start school to get my associates degree in web development and this is just what I needed to tell myself I'm on the right path! Your words of encouragement let me know, that I too can do this!

Yass, thank you I'm just now going back to school for this it's 11 months though but they teach a lot of skills I got nervous when I saw some of the job posting requirements online, but this video helps && I'm so excited to join this field!!

Im so inspired to do more and develop such skills. God Bless Chris. ❤ from PH

Chris, I'm having a not so easy night. I keep thinking that I'm not putting my effort in my work on Tree house. however, I keep watching your videos because I know if someone like you can do it, so can I! I'm gonna continue learning! keep making videos man! your an inspiration!

Good day Chris, I'm currently studying web development on my own, I'm kinda doubting myself at first but the more I do code the more I'm getting into it, your video really inspire me, it makes me believe that I can have a result and be a developer one of this day, thanks for your time.. . much love and respect.

Wow man you made this video just when I was going crazy thinking about all this stuff lol. Ive been self teaching myself for the last 5 months or so. Thanks for the inspiration man! I'll keep sending those applications in.

@isaacgarcia2979

5 жыл бұрын

idmt93 Have you landed a job yet?

There is a special place in heaven for people like you !!! Thanks man, such a inspiration

Man, this video simply saved my life as a beginner in all this web dev stuff! I already know Html and CSS and you showed me that I'm ready to make my website like a portfolio and start applying so I can land a job in this area that fascinates me! And meanwhile I'll keep learning all the other languages you told and even more. Thank you so much for encouraging me. Maybe someday we'll meet and chat a lot about the amazing dev world =)

@faisalshahzad940

5 жыл бұрын

in how much time u learnt hml ,css or js?reply brother?i have start learning it just in 3 weeks ago?

Man! You totally took me away, I've never seen a person like you. I really liked ur genuinty. Love u chris

I've enjoyed your videos! Came back here to click your treehouse link after seeing they offer incentives for referrals. :) Happy coding!

hey Chris just wanted to say you are an awesome person and a good soul, keep doing what you do man!

Sean, you have no idea how much you have just inspired me. You've just helped me gain the confidence to just go for it. Thank you for that. I just subscribed and liked.

Hey man, very good video. Nice to see someone who's went through what I am facing right now in my life. Struggling and wondering what can I do. Using Free Code Camp at the moment, but planning to do Treehouse as well. Looked at that awhile back. Glad to see you doing well, keep it up. Positivity and having goals is key.

Hello Chris, Just finished watching all your videos! I'm in 3rd year in Computer Science and i am really looking forward to become a Web developer just like you! Your videos are really cool and helpful! Thanks!

This video was exactly what I needed! Thank you! 😊

Thank you for keeping and real and sharing your experiences man. I've been doing web dev on and off for about 2 years not really going all the way with it because I always thought it was going to take years to learn and even start applying to jobs. That's awesome you got hired being so new at it. Your story is a lot like mine in that I too am also working a really dead end job in cust service. I hate it and I've always wanted a job as a web developer. You've definitely given me tons of hope and now I'm working harder than ever at my skills!

@SeriphanKnight

7 жыл бұрын

You've also inspired me to renew my TeamTreehouse subscription. I had one questions for you though, Chris. When you made your first website. Was it the one that Treehouse had you make? Or did you just make your own website completely separate from what Treehouse had you make?

@SeriphanKnight

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome! thanks Chris!!

Looking Chris. You have inspired me to be self taught. I was contemplating between self taught or Uni degree. I've always wanted to be self taught but always regretting that I might not able to find work so having a degree would give me the confidence and education to get a job. Watching your videos has encouraged me to be a self taught programmer and you have given me a path. I'm coding now with codecademy and it's awesome. Thanks Chris keep doing what you do.

Thanks for your tips dude appreciate it!! I subbed you and wish you most succes with your youtube channel!

Thank you much @Chris Sean. Your videos are so inspiring and I one day hope to become a Junior Developer. I already know HTML and CSS pretty good. I know some javaScript (at least understand it I need to get into a more of a programer mindset understand arrys and stuff like that more) and im diving into bootstrap because im currently building freeCodeCamp projects.

As a developer, I agree with this video. I went to a bootcamp and also taught myself on how to code.

@kaycam5202

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Sean which boot camp was this

Hi Chris, Thank you very much for posting videos like this one. It makes me believe that I can achieve great thing in life as well !

I could well be a web developer as you are, man: shooting videos in the office when you're supposed to code :) Kidding aside, I started learning for fun and bumped into your video by chance. Now I'm starting getting addicted to javascript and enjoy your videos. Keep it up, homie!

Wow, you only know HTML and CSS when you got your first web developer job? Subscribed to you, appreciate your encouragement and inspiration.

Very encouraging to watch! Currently I’m studying web development with Codecademy and can’t wait to start applying for my first programming job. Making a career switch from a telecommunications drafter....

This was very inspirational for me as I'm now learning how to code so I can switch careers. For me, I've been mainly going with Skillcrush (Front End Developer Blueprint) and supplementing with FreeCodeCamp and other free sources to fill in any knowledge gaps or clear up anything I may be confused about. I really enjoy Skillcrush and like the idea that you can build a site for a non-profit with FreeCodeCamp, so I hope by the time I'm done, I'll at least have HTML, CSS, Responsive Web, Javascript, jQuery, Git/GitHub under my belt before applying for a job. I'd like to also learn WordPress and back end languages at some point in the future, too. There is just so much to learn and since I'm in serious need of a job, I've been trying to learn quickly, but wasn't sure exactly how much would be enough to get my foot in the door. I just subscribed and I look forward to future vids!

@argihispanicamerican7857

4 жыл бұрын

did you make it?

@satyasrideviful

4 жыл бұрын

Last lines exactly my situation. In need of job bug there is lot to learr

This video convinced me to apply. I thought I would need to know more but I am very comfortable with HTML, CSS, Javascript and JQuery. I hope to comment again one day soon that I got a job. Thank you very much.

Your video is so straightforward and informative. Thanks a lot for starting your channel and sharing your knowledge ✨👍

Wow! you have help me on where to direct my path to. Keep those videos coming!

Great video bro. Very brief and helpful for many people, who are trying to improve their lives. Nice work.

Chris I just want to say thank you, every time I start losing motivation and get overwhelmed with that I think I need to know for my first job. I always come back to this video to recharge my batteries.

thanks for the info on this vid dude

Thanks so much for providing a map and sharing your personal experiences. You have given me hope that I can do this. Peace and blessings.

Chris im going to jump back on i havent done anything past html and css since 2015 and i regret it. But now im going to start it up again thanks to u.😎

Thank you Chris! Needed this

That was the Perfect video I've ever seen on KZread...!! I know Html and CSS very well and i was not applying for a job because i was thinking that I'm not ready and I'm learning Javascript now.... But the next step I'm taking is yo apply for a jOb....! Thank You Again..!!

Thank you so much for sharing your story! I'm all fired up!

Chris, u inspired me so much to become a web developer someday in the future!! Thnx a lot!! peace from Malaysia : ). BTW, keep making this videos. its awesome!!

Thanks Chris Sean... Your videos are so inspiring.. I'm stuck working in the airport here in SFO and I have a degree of Computer Science from the Philippines.. It helps me to restart my path.... weew... Godbless you man..

Do you mind mentioning the specific courses you took on Treehouse? Online learning platforms have beginner and advanced specialty stuff. I'm curious what helped you grasp the material enough to feel that you'd be an asset to an employer. Coding is a field that seems like you can never know enough, or when to move on to the next thing.

yo thanks for all d advice! much respect from Jamaica

Thank you for this video. I just wanted to let you know it's going to change my life. All I've ever wanted to do was web development but I never had the support. Thank you.

Thank you for the video. Very inspiring!

You inspire me so much! Thank you Chris!

Thank you .video was so helpful for me. Thank you for your time and efforts.

yo chris, you're an inspiration man keep it up

i love your video , its very motivational thanks bro ive been procrastinating with web development , but i will go ahead balls deep with it now ,

This is very encouraging. I just spent a month learning JS and the past week learning jQuery (not done yet) and I already know HTML and CSS. I gotta ask though, when you got the job, how did that go with them expecting you to know all these languages that you didn't know?

Loved the video, thank you for sharing. I know you may have heard that before, but I don't think it hurts to know again! :)

inspiring. im newbie in the field, still learning in javascript :)

This video is absolutely inspiring!! Thx Chris I will try this thing

Hi, I'm from Costa Rica, I identified a lot with this video since I am learning from some sites on the Internet to be able to become a web developer and one day legally emigrate to the United States or Canada with a better job than I have at the moment I have inspired me A lot to keep going.

Man this guy gives hope to the masses. Keep it up!!!

This is amazingly inspirational, thanks for the words

I feel more relieved after watching your videos, because I'm currently learning FEWD through thinkful.com and it's way more expensive than treehouse which I wish I would have just gone with that route, but with thinkful I have a personal mentor to help me as well as live Q&A sessions to ask questions when i'm not meeting with my mentor. I learned HTML and CSS for 2 months and felt that I was okay but then moving into JS and jquery, I struggle with it and I still struggle now. Because I took a 2 month break to finish up my Bachelor's degree and hoping back into it after a break, I'm struggling to remember what I've learned and I started feeling like being a web developer isn't for me. But thank you for sharing this with me, it means a lot that I know that someone has also struggled as well and made it so I know I can do it too. I just have to put in the work.

Very clear and concise! Thank you for the video :)

Awesome content I loved this info thanks for sharing!

inspirational stuff! this is really good video. Keep inspiring

Just what I really needed right now Thank you Chris!

Bro, you're super ... Thanks a lot you've motivated me ...

you are plain awesome man..... much respect....

Tried this path in the past. Languages evolve much quickly to weed out people whom are experienced at something older. It's just the nature of the product. Enjoy it while it lasts though and if you can press through it then well you definitely got a team to work with.

love you man!!! u r such an inspiration.... thank you

you are motivating the heck out of me! Im going for it

Chris.. your videos are inspiring! Much love from Saudi Arabia

I love you Chris .Keep on encouraging us

Awesome Video! Be bless bro . thank you

Wow thank you so much for making this wonderful video I am also struggling with learning to code and want to land in a junior developer job.

thank u sir...for sharing your experience...I'm a junior developer ...currently I'm learning PHP and MySQL ...I love your videos...I'm from India ...

Hi Chris! Very good video! I am learning from freeCodeCamp, Lynda, codecademy, is quiet slowly, sometimes I feel down because is not easy. I had only one interview and didn't go too well as I was not confident, maybe next time :)

Great video, Chris!

The motivation I needed after being rejected for a Web Developer Apprenticeship :(

Thanks Chris, great video!