Is HTML & CSS Really Enough To Get A Job As A Web Developer?

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[Jenai]

Astronaut, Doctor, Lawyer...and now Coder. Thank you for your service, Johnny Sins!

[jeffxcc]

I have been doing CSS for years and not many have truly mastered it including me! I think for web designer html and css mastery is a huge boost.

[DorianDevelops]

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[Joshuahendrix]

Hey man, really enjoying your vids. Im a 30 yr old about to graduate with an AAS in Software Development and I appreciate what you've done here thanks

[freeindeed]

You are so genuine and likeable. I am really enjoying your content!

[lucianowebdev]

Please keep making more videos. I've watched all of them. Really motivational!
I`m self teaching myself web development. I have a job working overnight which I don't like it and neither my wife . I'm 28yrs. So development it`s the only way I can get a job with a good pay, benefits and it`s not hard labor.
Right now, I`m struggling with javascript. I guess I will go back to html and css and master those skills first. i`m only 3 months studying. But I can't wait to get a job, so maybe that's the reason I`m rushing to learn everything at once. Gonna take a step back and go back to the basics. Thanks for all the info!

[whiskeyshot]

In some ways, it makes sense to teach yourself an "easier" language and start with HTML, CSS, or Python because you can actually learn them faster. You could spend a year trying to learn C++, but it's going to be a lot harder to compete with people for a junior developer position because being proficient in those languages just takes more time.

[lancasterspades]

This is the first video I came across with no dislikes...that has to be some kind of achievement.

[Aaron-hgjo]

0 dislikes after almost a year. Awesome video.

[jackietate]

That's how I am with JS. Each time I try to move on to something like php, NodeJs, etc. and I just get really frustrated with having to figure out the environment and installation stuff. I just end up going back to JS and trying to figure out new things through vanilla JS.
I'm glad to hear this, though, because I have been working on my CSS lately picking up Grid and learning to make my code more presentable and viewable on different sized screens.

[xurify]

Just found this channel, loving it so far

[IllD.]

you wholesome and real bro. really rare nowadays. keep up the great vids.

[OrincyWhyteDesigns]

Very insightful and honest. Thank you. It’s been four months, I love css and I’m currently looking for some freelance opportunity.

[iamgsilva]

Great job! Super inspiring and helpful as I’m also in the midst of my journey!

[fernandodelatorre]

Nice and helpful information. I learned CSS, HTML and just added basic Python. I am not, by any means, near the skill level I expect to be but am wondering if that's enough to get my foot in the door for any company? I am determined and focused and most importantly, I love learning. Any advice would be helpful, anyone reading this comment and would like to help, please feel free.
Thanks

[ar]

I watch your videos, and it gives me a little hope and pinch of motivation, thanks.

[baohuariley]

like your video. What I learned from which is to be good at one thing as well as enjoy it when it comes to coding skills. thank you Dorian!

[failedhuman]

bro, just subscribed today. I appreciate your resolve.

[yellowsnapsit]

Thank You!!! Your opinion are the reality!

[jaegee]

flex box and grid is kicking my ass right now i just need to sit and read and understand it now