Learning a New Web Development Stack | Developer Vlog (Full-Stack JavaScript)

I'm learning a new web development stack (new to me). And I'm really not all too familiar with JavaScript, so it's kind of a new programming language for me too. Have fun watching me struggle and learn throughout this video and entire series. We've decided to code this project with the MERN stack.

@KenJee_ds Project Manager (and Data Scientist)
@TinaHuang1 The Actual Data Scientist
@fknight Software Developer (yes, I tagged myself)

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[fknight]

I have no idea what to title this video lol. But it's a first look into the YouTube leaderboard - aka Project Engagement. I'm learning a new web development stack (new to me). And I'm really not all too familiar with JavaScript, so it's kind of a new programming language for me too. Have fun watching me struggle and learn throughout this video and entire series.

[nukeZr]

Forrest is not lying, closing down 15+ tabs after solving a problem is one of the greatest feelings in the world.

[henrycabral]

Definitely would be cool to see more of your process flow, especially on how you tackle the issues that come about. Looking forward to more!

[vitoriacosta]

I've been following Tina and Forrest for a while, and to see both of you working together in a project so cool like that is definitely something else, also as someone starting to learn about CS and Data Science is pretty inspiring to see how a project like this works

[DataProfessor]

A great behind the scenes look at the leaderboard project, also super cool to see the timelapse and tips on how you're learning a new tech stack. If that's okay, looking forward to beta testing 😊

[marco]

thnx for showing me this side. i wanna be smtn in programming and im litterally just starting. this helps me get a feel of this world.

[CodingNuggets]

I've recently decided on a new stack and have been learning the technologies for it. Always love your content Forrest. See you soon!

[tylerpickle]

I am a Mechanical Designer and have been coding essentially "driving" my 3d models, so I now what would would've taken a month maybe two now only takes a few days to accomplish! My teacher actually sparked the fire in me for coding and problem solving through it but you have keep the curiosity and drive going as well! Love the video's and I am excited to see how it goes! Thanks man!

[somerandomperson]

Makes you appreciate the Internet and all its resources a lot more.

[rooteddeephome]

I appreciate you. Are you from the Midwest? I am a country gal researching what it takes to become a programmer, and I just don’t resonate with the other personalities on YouTube in the developer niche. You’re easy to watch! Great job.

[bosko.]

Really like the way you share a part of your work. I don‘t know what it has to it but that makes it more understandable what you are really doing and how you are solving your problems, also what they look like if you continue the coding journey. I‘ve seen a couple of your beginner vids, too. Are you gonna do some videos where you code beginner projects and touch on what is important to learn/what not? That‘d be great!!

[SAS-qqce]

wow after a long time, good to see you mate

[KenJee_ds]

Can you teach me to work as fast as you at 1:10?

[TinaHuang]

🔥🔥🔥 getting distracted again pretty much summarizes my life c: also so cool watching your workflow!!

[timetogetrealreborn]

Bro you're awesome. also you got the Gilfoyle off Silicon Valley look going on 10/10

[slothlair]

Thanks, did good to see that someone else works the way I do. 😉

[dylangreen]

Great video! This sounds like a really cool project you're working on!

[mattecrystal]

0:00 best feeling in the world? are you kidding? I nearly had a heart attack.

[GeekyAfros]

I’m not first but 15 is great😝😝😝 heck!! Idc this is great content no matter what and I love his attitude he makes you excited to do this

[CodingWorm]

I am not first, but second is pretty good.