How I'd Learn to Code in 2024 (if I could start over)

In this video we discuss the optimal way to learn to code and land a job in 2024, from the very beginning. Tech is an ever evolving industry and it's important you have the latest and most relevant information to help you succeed.

#coding #job #programming

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📚 Chapters

00:00 Intro
01:03 A word for the wise
02:35 Where to begin
04:47 Craft a project
07:00 Full stack development
10:00 Credibility
11:05 Landing a job
14:05 Best method to learn code

🔖 Topics Covered

- How to learn to code in 2024
- How to land a job in tech
- Best way to learn programming

[TheREIstory]

You're the man James! Thanks for the help and support via Discord.

[nodulariny]

Thank you for posting videos with little to no "fluff"
It really feels like you are trying to help people rather than "get views"
I am gonna be starting on my coding journey this weekend and hope to go from a food industry worker of 10 years to a mega developer by June. Going to be difficult and a grind but greatly appreciate your videos mapping out the resources out there to learn a new skill.

[vectorautomationsystems]

Thanks James. This is great. Looking forward to your videos. Regards from Nairobi, Kenya

[jgp]

This is gold! Thank you! I'm learning html and css and eventually Javascript as a 42 year old Dad of two in full time employment working on an IT Service Desk. I'm so relieved I found this channel. If I could just overcome the imposter syndrome, then I know I can do this.

[goatmctotes]

Hell yeah! Wheel of time is the best 🤘🏼 Love seeing fans of it.

[sneakyscreamer]

Hey James! so im currently a part time worker while trying to do real estate for about a year / half. I've not had good success and kind of feel lost. I have always been really into computers and tech on a basic level and i just bought your course and I'm planning to start my journey to learn to code and become a software developer. I don't know a lot yet but I'm willing to learn so here we go!

[nicky]

Thank you James, you give amazing roadmaps. Very beneficial 🙏

[KyjoKai]

@Smoljames I just found your channel and wanted to thank you for the hard work many of us will benefit from. Also, a big plus in points for your excellent selection of novels on your bookshelf!

[bomberooski]

Always appreciate the motivation. Gotta pick myself back up and get at it again.

[EidSomlive]

Thank you it's brilliant Informationen

[ALLSTARDECOURO]

cool stuff James, I would like to suggest you to do a video about after finally landing a job, what were your expectations and what was/is your experience in the industry, your insight would be valuable to alot of people

[jennielyra]

I've read the whole wheel of time series. 🎉

Didn't love the Amazon show. Still watched it though 😅

[LenaE-ppyx]

A great video, super helpful as always!

[spartanace]

Great content, thanks for the resources

[akshayjadhav]

Thanks James You are my inspiration❤❤❤❤...

[archigraph_]

Random feedback here, but from a video optimisation POV you should add cards/clickable links in your video to link out to each of the videos you talk about/mention. Many people like me would likely right click open in new tab and watch that video next. It should also increase your watchtime stats by funneling viewers into your own videos rather than someone elses

[Ram-mtvk]

This Channel is a gem
Great content man

[WeebTrax]

Hey James, I can tell you put in a lot of effort to edit this video. Your roadmap is very helpful, would you recommend listing JavaScript and/or HTML & CSS as technical skills on my resume while I'm in the process of learning these languages or after I have learned the basics?

[Jon-Cactus]

Hey James, would you happen to have a video or any material that goes more in depth on the comment/catalog process you mentioned around @14:30 in the video?

[thisisCloaked]

I'm a 16 year old from India, well my plan is to master some coding program and do projects and deploy it in my portfolio for the next 2 years. Once I turn 18 can I get accepted by companies? If foreign companies can I work from home as a 18 year or 19 or 20 based on the situation I get but with/without a degree