Why Teenagers Should Learn to Code

#coding #programming #javascript

[Andre-ykgq]

"You're on YouTube right now on a Saturday night, come on" damn, that hit hard

[duztv]

You killed it at 5:58 - 6:23 I am not sure if it's debatable or not. But one thing I know is, If one loves or loves playing video games, he would like coding. And by loving video games, I am talking about being obsessed about beating the game, all the challenges the game has to offer, so as to see the end. Such a person would love coding

[blckgenius]

Cybersecurity is a good one too people gone always need someone to protect the stuff that they build and you’d atleast learn python 🐍 if nothing else

[jdj]

Female, extrovert, currently work as a BA and am so intrigued with coding! Anyone similar that has transitioned into coding?!?!

[RaulTheEpicGamer]

Great video! I always was trying to find a video like this

[blckgenius]

You know I was on the fence about the technical stuff but this video makes me wanna give it a try, fuck it I got nothing to lose

[X-llllllllll-X]

As a ‘software engineer 1’ now who went to bootcamp and doesn’t have a 4 year degree, when he says you don’t need a 4 year degree, you should understand though that you will need to eventually need to play catch up to those folks who do. About 60% of people who went to my bootcamp either dropped out or still can’t find work due to their either lack of will to continue or lack of academic competence. So if you play video games all day, great, but you should be at least be comfortable in Algerbra and ready to commit to the long haul that is learning code. It’s gonna take a couple of years for your understanding of things to solidify so give it time and don’t give up and you can make it happen. Best of luck!

[reidchikezie]

This is why I can't quit, as a 20 year old still at home and not planning on studying in a mediocre college in a third war country, coding and problem solving is literally my religion now!!

[Gkario]

"You're on YouTube on a Saturday night" daaamn...

[godfatherXC]

I honestly love coding and as a teenager it's crazy the kind of opportunities I've gotten, like I just finished my internship at Microsoft and I'm just 15.

[Alex-gfxn]

This video is by far the best motivation to learn how to code I've ever seen

[robertofagner]

PROGRAMMING IS MY LIFE FIRST YEAR IN CS DEGREE WE MAKIN IT OUT OF BRASIL

[victorekea]

This is a really cool and informative video. Subscribed.

[eldahalas]

When you said saturday night I said wtf how did he know?

[mdelim]

I'm changing career from professional chef to software developer for the money and to do a new thing I'm 20 years professional chef but I think tec and software Is more interesting and more better money wise

[martinlutherkingjr.]

Isn’t front end more likely to be replaced by AI sooner and is already saturated with wannabe junior devs? When talking to chat gpt it seems to have problems mostly with logic.

[Zeioth]

I love coding as ability, but it is the most miserable job. If you can even access it. Because competition is nuts.

[luhonghao]

As 10 years of being a software developer, I lost my job two years ago during pandemic. I m done with this as a career. I will start this as a startup. I have worked many years for mediocre projects. Every time I switch jobs I need to hit leetcode again. That makes you feel after years of life you come back to ground 0 like going back to college as a freshman. I have seen too much bullshit in this career. The technology itself is not bad but a good. It is the people who work with you and the people you work for give you the biggest frustration. Fortunately, I made my side hustle into a business and no longer rely on 9-5. But I will come back to take my revenge. I will create a new tech sociology with passion and craftsmanship. I will destroy bullshit kindergarten Thursday kick out parties playing virtual escape game.

[expandingourselves]

Only if someone had created this video 10 years ago :(

I have started learning SWE for the last 4 months and going strong though

[tonnytrumpet]

I have been junior java developer for US company working from Czech Republic making 35K$/year for 2 years now with Master's degree in Information Security. I know I am not best developer but my managers feedback and my performance reviews are always positive. Idk who and where is making these 400K salaries at 21yo ;)