Speaking as a retired FORTRAN and VB programmer. My advice to all aspiring programmers is to figure out what industry you would like to be in. In other words, I would not show gaming programming to a bank and vice versa. Also please remember to 'comment' your code also check the error returns to functions. As for web apps, error returns are the ultimate guard against injection.

Working as a trucker/logging truck operator at the moment and learning programming on the few free days that i have, definitely felt the " don't be like Thomas".

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The video editing and making style have improved a lot. Superb !....

thanks for these great tips & concept projects - you’re helping us beginners get our first job like no one else! I just finished my todo app (the hello world of first projects lol) and now want to start building a quiz game (with backend functionality so users can keep track of their scores, share progress etc) Like I told you a few weeks ago, I WILL get my first junior dev job within 6months to a year; and it’s thanks to you!

Awesome video! Learnt a lot of useful stuff in here. Also, when you gave a Jeffery like example, I was like hmm, that sounds familiar to Hamza, and then there it was, when you showed your home page. Used different tactics with your own touch pretty nicely!!

Principles: 1. Quality over quantity. 2. Show a range of skills 3. Think like a recruiter 4. Solve a problem Thank you.

Unlike those "straight-to-the-point" coding channels, you're quite the motivator. Excellent combo Thomas. I'm learning JAVA. I'll use your principles for my projects too

Appreciation for this channel.... I found ur videos a month ago. And since I have pretty much binged watched everything... To the point where if I want to procastinate coding I watch ur videos instead 😅

Glad I saw this, I was about to go back to my old job stocking

Hi man love your videos I am currently learning full stack development I enrolled in a coding bootcamp since may 2022 I do need a job quick but also I am getting very demotivated as I am from a non tech graduate(I completed my bachelor in pharmacy) although I do have a strong fundamental knowledge of java dsa as I took up computer science in school so my question is if anyone is going through something similar pls advice what should I do... Continue on this coding path or not because I do like coding... But the added pressure for getting a job is getting too much

Thank you for this channel man. You´re so inspiring, really enjoy listening your advice and opinions.

What are your favourite books? You know so many things and actually can explain everything.

Just a Random Question : Do you think with so many people going after computer science degrees and Tech Related Jobs and obsessing over coding Do you think Tech Industry will become overcrowded resulting in lower and lower pay?

thanks

Hi, thank you for this video. The tips you've given in this video are top notch. Btw I need your advice, I've made a blog using frontend framework like NextJS and with db as MongoDB. Do you think that this project stands out in the Resume? Also, can a project based on our DSA can be good? Thank you for your time and effort to reply my comment!

Please make a video on beginner level projects

Nice video, well done!

Loved your content bro! Keep it up

what is the background music ?

thanks man. love your videos

in malaysia. having a CS degree is not enough 😅. we must have a good portfolio as well to go along with it.

Thanks for another great vid!

You're a blessing

How long did it take you to study and get the job you have right now? Hope you'll answer me :)

Hey i don‘t know what to do. I am currently in school, doing and Ba in Business adiministration , in switzerland. Would it be smart to learn to code?

Lol I'm a trucker rn trying to get into coding

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