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@logicmonster619720 сағат бұрын
I like this gentle man he be talking sh$t 😂
@tiffari8259Күн бұрын
Congratulations fred!!! 🎉 Checklist would be good!
@shreyash_gupta1Күн бұрын
Why did you remove the other video in which you review stan portfolio
@ariasabeКүн бұрын
We allowed a bunch of h1b1 to come in. 🤷🏼♂️so here we are.
@CodingPhaseКүн бұрын
That's not the reason bro the only reason companies hire people outside of the US is because there wasn't enough qualified developers
@diomedeslajaraКүн бұрын
That green screen switch was funny af! Lmaoooo but yea man This is the way! I am already on the jump with this. I been building a business around this same subscriptions model. Just missing a few pieces and done! OPEN for BUSINESS! gonna throw ads out there and cold call. Btw joe it would be great to see a video on getting clients as a follow up to this video.
@flt1812Күн бұрын
I appreciate the shout out Joe! 💯
@CodingPhaseКүн бұрын
Any time
@59nikos2 күн бұрын
Congratulations Fred!! 🎉
@flt18127 сағат бұрын
Thank you!
@thomasfr42 күн бұрын
Congratulations Fred!!! I'm a proud Dad!!!!
@flt1812Күн бұрын
Thank you!
@HonduranHunk2 күн бұрын
Checklist would be dope! Great video
@aricwilliamsdeveloper2 күн бұрын
who is this Eric guy? his name sound familiar 🤔🤔🤔🤔
@curtisdavis85942 күн бұрын
Congrats on new hire!!! Joe does it, again.. CodingPhase...🙌
@MadSimple3 күн бұрын
Check out Illinois Mono
@reidmcculloch43913 күн бұрын
Yes!!! Fundamentals are key. I stopped caring about frameworks and started focusing on basic JavaScript fundamentals. Things like closures, lexical scope, prototypepal inheritance, functional programming and object oriented programming. Also, mastering the browser inspector and understanding all of the data you see on n the network tab, requests, responses, payloads, response codes, cookies, snippets. These aren’t as attractive as the latest and greatest frameworks which is why most KZreadrs don’t highlight these things.
@reidmcculloch43913 күн бұрын
I think Joe has some valid points by starting out with Web content management and email developer so you can get your feet wet. And while you do that, you can learn full stack development, develop some applications, and get out there and network with people through Meetups and online discords so that senior developers and hiring managers are aware of you which can increase your chances of getting a full stack position. Might take a year or two and it won’t be easy
@thiswallz3 күн бұрын
2 months? Are we trying to sell false dreams again? I thought you were different
@CodingPhase3 күн бұрын
Bro we are talking about learning the skills to be a content editor or email developer. That don't take more than 2 months if you actually put in the work in those 2 months. Now to find the job I've seen people get hired at little as one week after having there portfolio and projects... but that's not the norm it still might take you another 2 months to get a job... so 4 months in total... that's facts but again it all depends on you and your background. So when I say 2 months we talking about learning the skill!!!
@thiswallz3 күн бұрын
@@CodingPhase ah my bad I understood otherwise, yup you are right
@Igor-vk8fl3 күн бұрын
more portifolio/project reviews!
@aricwilliamsdeveloper4 күн бұрын
KZread came in and shut it down lol
@rammcodes4 күн бұрын
💎💎💎
@throbicon5 күн бұрын
August and September are just around the corner! Better get to it! 🤓
@blainemickens7985 күн бұрын
damn Joe, sound went out right when you was heatin up
@CodingPhase5 күн бұрын
O there was no sound 😳 youtube app sucks now after the new update
@Spades3404 күн бұрын
I know right? Right when it was getting juicy.
@user-mc1dq3hl5i5 күн бұрын
Thats right! the raza is here to work and make a better life to start families. Viva la Raza!
@darsico5 күн бұрын
2024 its not working :/
@Traveler77Fly5 күн бұрын
My college project language and my first positions was PHP. And for the last couple of years I was drawn into the JS lib world... Thank you for calling me home. Bless you brother.
@ad7711x5 күн бұрын
I suggest people work on building projects that will generate income. Not just freelancing. Build actual apps and sites that will make money. If people can make money making KZread videos of babies, cats and dogs, then there are ways to turn coding/programming skills into revenue generating applications.
@shashankkumar14425 күн бұрын
projects like? its so saturated
@ad7711x5 күн бұрын
@@shashankkumar1442 You can create a specific GTP app or site, that only models a specific topic. Use your imagination. Find a problem and create a solution. Or find a flaw or something that’s missing from a current app or site and create a better version.
@homecoder78165 күн бұрын
Yes, kindly enlighten us on what money making projects are you referring to? There is nothing out there that hasn't already been done by someone else.
@ad7711x5 күн бұрын
@@homecoder7816 well then maybe you should find something else to do then. All of these tech companies that you’re interested in working for are basically creating projects for other people for a fee. Being a programmer is mostly problem solving so use this as an opportunity to solve the answer to your own question.
@edrivenstudioslevar4 күн бұрын
@@homecoder7816 I have a long list of projects that I can't even do because of time. These haven't been done before or there is an opportunity for more.
@DM-kl4em5 күн бұрын
The engineering industry is getting bad. I've been an engineer for 10+ years now, and the salary doesn't even cover the bills anymore. How can engineers unionize across the country and make the movement go viral? Corporations can pay us more. They just choose not to!!!
@mr.incredible80805 күн бұрын
Can you make a video on creating and selling saas products to local businesses? Do you have a course for this?
@jameslucena10206 күн бұрын
Haha. Maybe if you weren't worried about pronouns and actually knew how to perform advanced software and infrastructure architecture duties you'd still be hired. Go back to HR with your communication degrees and online boot camp "credentials".
@ChristinaZarahMacMullen-ge9ev6 күн бұрын
I agree with this. I’ve got my frontend certification, but I’m starting to look at specializations. I’ve been building Wordpress sites for the past five years at a hobby level, so I am comfortable with it. Wordpress can be tedious to work with so it wasn’t my first choice but It allows you to be creative quickly, which is cool and there’s less competition.
@JennaJams7 күн бұрын
Definitely needed the motivation, thanks Joe! Been working as an email dev for 6 years now and looking to transition to UI/ UX/ Web Design.
@JennaJams7 күн бұрын
I used to use Klaviyo when I was running my Shopify store. It’s great.
@webkorsWebsites8 күн бұрын
💎💎💎
@MOHAADAM-cf1qu9 күн бұрын
Is this the highest portfolio rate so far?
@MrLynguist9 күн бұрын
You're on point with this one Joe! Got in with HTML developer and Klaviyo is all we use at my company.
@jpalacio3059 күн бұрын
Wassup Joe! I got the Diamond membership and I’m liking the tech accelerator course bro!
@howardanddennis17769 күн бұрын
I watch your content. As a blackman like your self I think its not a good look wearing a base ball cap while you are trying to discuss serious business.
@CodingPhase9 күн бұрын
Fam ill be honest I do this for a reason to filter out people who think like this. If you can't accept me the way I am your not going to like my platform 💯. I don't expect to make everyone happy now if that bothers you ill be honest put the phone face down and you don't have to look at me and get the value by just hearing the voice and if that's also a problem then you shouldn't be here
@howardanddennis17769 күн бұрын
@@CodingPhase listen. I respect your content and I am seeing a lot of new and creative ways I make money with my skills by listening to your content. I am already subscribed and will continue to watch your content. I think its quite valuable. What I said was just a suggestion and I didnt mean to offend. Thanks for the reply and continue putting great content like you do.
@CodingPhase9 күн бұрын
No don't I ain't take it personally but yeah not being formal works for me not everyone can pull it off lol but I hope u don't think I show up to the office with the fitted to the back lol that's just for youtube
@MOHAADAM-cf1qu9 күн бұрын
Inspiring portfolio.
@dailydose97499 күн бұрын
I understand 😊
@dailydose97499 күн бұрын
Yep sometimes ❤😅
@SlashandDevOps9 күн бұрын
Great video. What about using HTMX for reactivity with PHP Laravel? HTMX is awesome. it's granular down to the very element. Did I mention HTMX is awesome?
@rammcodes9 күн бұрын
💎💎💎
@pedro.zurita9 күн бұрын
Shipfa.st is boilerplate code. A lot of people think it's a full app plug and play. You actually have to know what to do with the code when you get it. 😂 Don't be discouraged by the numbers buying it. I would say .00125% will build something and out of that .1% will see it all the way through to launch. So MAYBE 5 people all year. MAYBE.
@reidmcculloch439110 күн бұрын
Tech jobs aren’t all glitter and gold especially if the manager sucks. In most cases a tech job will be overwhelming and you’ll feel like there’s not enough time in the day, and if you’re lucky enough, you’ll have managers that are sympathetic to that and make sure you have the tools and support that is necessary to be more efficient at your job.
@reidmcculloch439110 күн бұрын
lol cooking up granola 😂😂
@CodingPhase9 күн бұрын
Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹 that's a new plate 🍽
@ChristopherCordero-up7xq10 күн бұрын
Hey bro espero estes bien, I'm trying to break into tech. Tomorow would be my first day learning C# .net, but what to know if you want to break into tech the faster possible what would you do what course you recommend me?
@banjo485610 күн бұрын
You said something about too many people being in frontend development niche, I'm just starting. Should i just quit already 😞
@CodingPhase10 күн бұрын
Bro there's 4 levels entry, Jr, mid and senior u just have to go through the entry level If u need more info go to my homepage
@alantinoalantonio10 күн бұрын
Anyone know what happened to Ivan Hurt?
@junior17medval10 күн бұрын
Who?
@alantinoalantonio10 күн бұрын
@@junior17medvalIvan. He had an html email channel
@crownthychamp318410 күн бұрын
Hope he is okay. Definitely looks like his channel is down.
@CodingPhase10 күн бұрын
He is retiring 😢
@alantinoalantonio10 күн бұрын
. Thanks, Joe. Wish him the best!
@weneedsenses10 күн бұрын
I've been told im not qualified for developer job but i have 3 yoe at a faang company as an sde . recruiters are bullshitting
@alexladyy10 күн бұрын
Great portfolio review, really solid and effective advice, thank you!
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Come back to Codingphase - Papi still loves you....
I like this gentle man he be talking sh$t 😂
Congratulations fred!!! 🎉 Checklist would be good!
Why did you remove the other video in which you review stan portfolio
We allowed a bunch of h1b1 to come in. 🤷🏼♂️so here we are.
That's not the reason bro the only reason companies hire people outside of the US is because there wasn't enough qualified developers
That green screen switch was funny af! Lmaoooo but yea man This is the way! I am already on the jump with this. I been building a business around this same subscriptions model. Just missing a few pieces and done! OPEN for BUSINESS! gonna throw ads out there and cold call. Btw joe it would be great to see a video on getting clients as a follow up to this video.
I appreciate the shout out Joe! 💯
Any time
Congratulations Fred!! 🎉
Thank you!
Congratulations Fred!!! I'm a proud Dad!!!!
Thank you!
Checklist would be dope! Great video
who is this Eric guy? his name sound familiar 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Congrats on new hire!!! Joe does it, again.. CodingPhase...🙌
Check out Illinois Mono
Yes!!! Fundamentals are key. I stopped caring about frameworks and started focusing on basic JavaScript fundamentals. Things like closures, lexical scope, prototypepal inheritance, functional programming and object oriented programming. Also, mastering the browser inspector and understanding all of the data you see on n the network tab, requests, responses, payloads, response codes, cookies, snippets. These aren’t as attractive as the latest and greatest frameworks which is why most KZreadrs don’t highlight these things.
I think Joe has some valid points by starting out with Web content management and email developer so you can get your feet wet. And while you do that, you can learn full stack development, develop some applications, and get out there and network with people through Meetups and online discords so that senior developers and hiring managers are aware of you which can increase your chances of getting a full stack position. Might take a year or two and it won’t be easy
2 months? Are we trying to sell false dreams again? I thought you were different
Bro we are talking about learning the skills to be a content editor or email developer. That don't take more than 2 months if you actually put in the work in those 2 months. Now to find the job I've seen people get hired at little as one week after having there portfolio and projects... but that's not the norm it still might take you another 2 months to get a job... so 4 months in total... that's facts but again it all depends on you and your background. So when I say 2 months we talking about learning the skill!!!
@@CodingPhase ah my bad I understood otherwise, yup you are right
more portifolio/project reviews!
KZread came in and shut it down lol
💎💎💎
August and September are just around the corner! Better get to it! 🤓
damn Joe, sound went out right when you was heatin up
O there was no sound 😳 youtube app sucks now after the new update
I know right? Right when it was getting juicy.
Thats right! the raza is here to work and make a better life to start families. Viva la Raza!
2024 its not working :/
My college project language and my first positions was PHP. And for the last couple of years I was drawn into the JS lib world... Thank you for calling me home. Bless you brother.
I suggest people work on building projects that will generate income. Not just freelancing. Build actual apps and sites that will make money. If people can make money making KZread videos of babies, cats and dogs, then there are ways to turn coding/programming skills into revenue generating applications.
projects like? its so saturated
@@shashankkumar1442 You can create a specific GTP app or site, that only models a specific topic. Use your imagination. Find a problem and create a solution. Or find a flaw or something that’s missing from a current app or site and create a better version.
Yes, kindly enlighten us on what money making projects are you referring to? There is nothing out there that hasn't already been done by someone else.
@@homecoder7816 well then maybe you should find something else to do then. All of these tech companies that you’re interested in working for are basically creating projects for other people for a fee. Being a programmer is mostly problem solving so use this as an opportunity to solve the answer to your own question.
@@homecoder7816 I have a long list of projects that I can't even do because of time. These haven't been done before or there is an opportunity for more.
The engineering industry is getting bad. I've been an engineer for 10+ years now, and the salary doesn't even cover the bills anymore. How can engineers unionize across the country and make the movement go viral? Corporations can pay us more. They just choose not to!!!
Can you make a video on creating and selling saas products to local businesses? Do you have a course for this?
Haha. Maybe if you weren't worried about pronouns and actually knew how to perform advanced software and infrastructure architecture duties you'd still be hired. Go back to HR with your communication degrees and online boot camp "credentials".
I agree with this. I’ve got my frontend certification, but I’m starting to look at specializations. I’ve been building Wordpress sites for the past five years at a hobby level, so I am comfortable with it. Wordpress can be tedious to work with so it wasn’t my first choice but It allows you to be creative quickly, which is cool and there’s less competition.
Definitely needed the motivation, thanks Joe! Been working as an email dev for 6 years now and looking to transition to UI/ UX/ Web Design.
I used to use Klaviyo when I was running my Shopify store. It’s great.
💎💎💎
Is this the highest portfolio rate so far?
You're on point with this one Joe! Got in with HTML developer and Klaviyo is all we use at my company.
Wassup Joe! I got the Diamond membership and I’m liking the tech accelerator course bro!
I watch your content. As a blackman like your self I think its not a good look wearing a base ball cap while you are trying to discuss serious business.
Fam ill be honest I do this for a reason to filter out people who think like this. If you can't accept me the way I am your not going to like my platform 💯. I don't expect to make everyone happy now if that bothers you ill be honest put the phone face down and you don't have to look at me and get the value by just hearing the voice and if that's also a problem then you shouldn't be here
@@CodingPhase listen. I respect your content and I am seeing a lot of new and creative ways I make money with my skills by listening to your content. I am already subscribed and will continue to watch your content. I think its quite valuable. What I said was just a suggestion and I didnt mean to offend. Thanks for the reply and continue putting great content like you do.
No don't I ain't take it personally but yeah not being formal works for me not everyone can pull it off lol but I hope u don't think I show up to the office with the fitted to the back lol that's just for youtube
Inspiring portfolio.
I understand 😊
Yep sometimes ❤😅
Great video. What about using HTMX for reactivity with PHP Laravel? HTMX is awesome. it's granular down to the very element. Did I mention HTMX is awesome?
💎💎💎
Shipfa.st is boilerplate code. A lot of people think it's a full app plug and play. You actually have to know what to do with the code when you get it. 😂 Don't be discouraged by the numbers buying it. I would say .00125% will build something and out of that .1% will see it all the way through to launch. So MAYBE 5 people all year. MAYBE.
Tech jobs aren’t all glitter and gold especially if the manager sucks. In most cases a tech job will be overwhelming and you’ll feel like there’s not enough time in the day, and if you’re lucky enough, you’ll have managers that are sympathetic to that and make sure you have the tools and support that is necessary to be more efficient at your job.
lol cooking up granola 😂😂
Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹 that's a new plate 🍽
Hey bro espero estes bien, I'm trying to break into tech. Tomorow would be my first day learning C# .net, but what to know if you want to break into tech the faster possible what would you do what course you recommend me?
You said something about too many people being in frontend development niche, I'm just starting. Should i just quit already 😞
Bro there's 4 levels entry, Jr, mid and senior u just have to go through the entry level If u need more info go to my homepage
Anyone know what happened to Ivan Hurt?
Who?
@@junior17medvalIvan. He had an html email channel
Hope he is okay. Definitely looks like his channel is down.
He is retiring 😢
. Thanks, Joe. Wish him the best!
I've been told im not qualified for developer job but i have 3 yoe at a faang company as an sde . recruiters are bullshitting
Great portfolio review, really solid and effective advice, thank you!
💎💎💎