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Would I need to learn by myself for the entire year before doing the boot camp?

I just realized that, I am already a FS developer. It's just my dedication that is keeping me back from actually improving my skills and getting better!
Thanks for helping me realize this @PixemWeb

Well delivered.
Thanks for providing the information I was looking for.

Great Introduction in this video. The description of Front-End & Back-End Design & Coding Language abilities was very easy to see/comprehend.

You should congratulate yourself on being the coolest video on YOUTUBE about FULL STACK MACK & other marketing chimes will come to you as you do.

Ciao

I'm 3 years late but still inspired!

Hello
Thank you for your advice.

ohmygod this is exactly what I need I have watched it twice and I think I'll watch it more times later (I'm Chinese watching through a VPN, for which reason, I think if and when I have learned all the subjects in the video, I'd only have reached the starting line. After that, I'll have to find out how to adapt and apply (transplant) the knowledge to the peculiar environment I'm in. So what are your thoughts about this, fellow viewers? — I know, most likely nobody finds it of their business, no one cares and no one finds it relevant, as it should be. Essentially, my first statement would be false, as this would be NOT exactly what I need. And there will always be a Greater Premise. So eventually, this is the question — what is the first thing to do? Should I first establish a will saying "I'll do this this this with my life"; or should I observe the environment I'm in and find out what is the most important problem the world imposes on me, and tackle that? The problem with the second case is that I observed, and I do not like what I saw (because it will make me into a zombie, because the real world problem is unbeatable, and the Prime Evils are not supposed to be faced directly). So basically, I have to follow the first approach, which is actually make up my own problem (question) and solve (answer) it on the scale of a lifetime. There is also a conundrum or paradox with it, though. That is, I'll be all alone. Because there will not be any like minds. Because everyone is attracted to "the practicals" and I'll be detached from the "real world". And nobody would want anything to do with me.

But, from an opposite perspective, I've already reached the finishing line. My childhood dream, as I remember it, has already come true. I fancied, when I was little — how cool would it be to communicate with a foreigner, through a wireless radio? So in short, what I meant was simply, hello! Nice to meet you. 😐

I have a proposal that will link us all together. The "practical" people as mentioned above see two things. They saw a person who went abroad and studied there and obtained the "certificate" and wrote their experience in their resume. And they stand in awe of that person. And then they will see me, who will say, "I learned all the stuff from Youtube." And they will laugh their asses off. In this, I say we are together. We must learn the "real deal" and beat them with the "certificates". What say you?

I've been studding for 3 months now. at least 8 hours a day. although I have a ok understanding about MERN I can not build a full stack app on my own.
I know people say you don't have to memorize code but I don't know how else they do. try to remember all the syntaxes for express, mongoDB, React, Node, Bootstrap, CSS and so on…it's a task

Thanksss…..a lot

Great video! Love the breakdown of the DIY CODING BOOT CAMP. I'm going the Self-taught route with The Odin Project and your tips are great!

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Thank you man! This gave an example structure for learning that I really needed. Great video

How hard would it be to create a social website like Facebook? And if you start getting a lot of users, do you need to buy more of whatever is required to handle such traffic? I've always wondered about that and I have no idea how it all works.

Is that last scene in your video in the Bronx?

I failed at an interview just by not knowing the the Term "Fullstack Developer" even I know and have experience to everything to be a Fullstack Developer.. that's why I am here.. So I am a Fullstack developer without even know it.. It's ridiculous..
Is it really important to know the term even it has NOTHING to do with being a REAL Java Developer? It's just a term.

Thanks for this map to becomes a web full stack developer I will subscribe you to learn more thanks again

Im not even 1/4 stacked

What books would you recommend for a beginner?

please give me your brain, i don't want to go throw all of these.

Awesome ! That was really helpful. I'm on my way.

Thank you you so much for the advice!

Good

I promise myself to become a junior fullstack developer in 4 months…. I know about python + datastuctures… Will update after 4 months… Thanks for this video❤