Is learning to code-specifically web development-a viable option in 2024 and beyond ?

[Masnavi]

Been learning for a few days & this is just the beginning of a potentially VERY LONG path but every time I go on reddit, I see brainiacs struggling to even land an entry level role despite having made some pretty remarkable projects and having a working knowledge of a wide variety of programming languages, I personally don't even think I'll go beyond one language ( JavaScript ) since if I can't do something like a full-fledged eCommerce with one language, what the fuck is the point of adding more languages ? It's like not being able to speak your native tongue & starting to learn Japanese.


Anyways, apparently the market for Web Development is extremely saturated and competitive, is that true ? and does it mean there'll be no dice for me ? I truly am passionate about it so it shouldn't stop me but it's terribly demotivating since I've always been a NEET and it's getting too late for me ( 24 y.o now )


any inputs ?

 

[lurking truecel]

Incel job

 

[Masnavi]

Incel job

Who cares if I can manage to do it at home I can't care less about the people in the industry, plus it's not like there's smoke shows waiting for me in other fields.

 

[lurking truecel]

Who cares if I can manage to do it at home I can't care less about the people in the industry, plus it's not like there's smoke shows waiting for me in other fields.

Your name is indian so I guess you belong

 

[Masnavi]

Your name is indian so I guess you belong

I'm iranian you fuckwit do not do me like that.

 

[324554802984230598]

im iranian you fuckwit dont mess with me

 

[RICHCELDOM]

I can teach you but not for free.

Html,css,JavaScript,react ect

 

[Masnavi]

im iranian you fuckwit dont mess with me

Thank you for bumping the post with your stupid comment.

 

[324554802984230598]

No problem fuck nigga

 

[Charisma]

I’ve just been doing Angular from home for the last year or so

Worth it if you’re in slums of Europe and can get a job in the US

I can safely say I’m richest among all my friends

 

[Masnavi]

I’ve just been doing Angular from home for the last year or so

Worth it if you’re in slums of Europe and can get a job in the US

I can safely say I’m richest among all my friends

I'd be fine with something like $1000/mo which is like 5x the average monthly salary here below that I'd rather ropemaxx.

 

[Masnavi]

I’ve just been doing Angular from home for the last year or so

Worth it if you’re in slums of Europe and can get a job in the US

I can safely say I’m richest among all my friends

what resources do you recommend for learning ?

 

[BoredPrince]

I’ve just been doing Angular from home for the last year or so

Worth it if you’re in slums of Europe and can get a job in the US

I can safely say I’m richest among all my friends

Wait you're from Europe and got a job in the US??

 

[BoredPrince]

The whole programming market is saturated as fuck, especially junior roles

I'm thinking about learning myself but I have doubts will I be able to land a job

 

[Dathomirian Zabrak]

Coding is dead

 

[caiolindo]

Been learning for a few days & this is just the beginning of a potentially VERY LONG path but every time I go on reddit, I see brainiacs struggling to even land an entry level role despite having made some pretty remarkable projects and having a working knowledge of a wide variety of programming languages, I personally don't even think I'll go beyond one language ( JavaScript ) since if I can't do something like a full-fledged eCommerce with one language, what the fuck is the point of adding more languages ? It's like not being able to speak your native tongue & starting to learn Japanese.


Anyways, apparently the market for Web Development is extremely saturated and competitive, is that true ? and does it mean there'll be no dice for me ? I truly am passionate about it so it shouldn't stop me but it's terribly demotivating since I've always been a NEET and it's getting too late for me ( 24 y.o now )


any inputs ?

yeah its a great job

 

[Charisma]

what resources do you recommend for learning ?

Cracked udemy courses

The whole programming market is saturated as fuck, especially junior roles

I'm thinking about learning myself but I have doubts will I be able to land a job

yeah, it took capital investment though ( I paid to study my last year in an American college)
After that It was quite easy to get a job because I had some connections

 

[Masnavi]

Cracked udemy courses

Whose courses on udemy do you recommend ? AFAIK Max & Jonas mogg.

 

[Charisma]

Whose courses on udemy do you recommend ? AFAIK Max & Jonas mogg.

yeah, just keep it to a mainstream level, Maximilian is pretty much the only thing I watched along with the courses I had at my uni, it’s important to do your own projects in themes that interest you

 

[IOS]

I can teach you but not for free.

Html,css,JavaScript,react ect

its free on yt boyo

 

[Masnavi]

its free on yt boyo

YT is trash tbh, I have purchased like 30 udemy courses and they're incredibly boring even tho the quality is high, best I've found so far is odin project which is text-based.

 

[IOS]

YT is trash tbh, I have purchased like 30 udemy courses and they're incredibly boring even tho the quality is high, best I've found so far is odin project which is text-based.

if u wanna learn u can learn from anywhere

 

[Askeladd93270]

Didn't read but your sites can get monetized from what i heard, like social media videos so yes it's viable

 

[Shahnameh]

YT is trash tbh, I have purchased like 30 udemy courses and they're incredibly boring even tho the quality is high, best I've found so far is odin project which is text-based.

U expect tech nerds to be entertaining?

 

[basedblackpiller]

Jfl entry level development is a joke now it’s all outsourced to India. If you don’t already have a CS degree don’t bother. And web development is the easiest to outsource.

 

[BecomingHuman]

Only a couple of countries where it makes sense to become software engineer, I would say US, maybe Switzerland. I don't know about the situation in 3rd world.

But at least in western europe it's arguably the worst reward per effort thing you can do.

 

[basedblackpiller]

Only a couple of countries where it makes sense to become software engineer, I would say US, maybe Switzerland. I don't know about the situation in 3rd world.

But at least in western europe it's arguably the worst reward per effort thing you can do.

What would you recommend in Western Europe? Finance / sales?

 

[Masnavi]

Only a couple of countries where it makes sense to become software engineer, I would say US, maybe Switzerland. I don't know about the situation in 3rd world.

But at least in western europe it's arguably the worst reward per effort thing you can do.

they outsource it to us turd worlders retard I'll be fine

 

[BecomingHuman]

What would you recommend in Western Europe? Finance / sales?

Hmm, if you can't do medicine then I don't know.

I heard that trades are good just because of easier entry and some trade jobs are really stable.

Ofcourse people could do STEM but I hope they don't expect rainbows.

 

[basedblackpiller]

Hmm, if you can't do medicine then I don't know.

Idk about other countries but medicine is slavery tier ropefuel in the uk for like 7-8 years until you become a consultant. Forced to move to random shitholes around the country, every month doing 4-8 12 hour long night shifts which destroy your sleep schedule.

I heard that trades are good just because of easier entry and some trade jobs are really stable.

True especially for people with average grades

Of course people could do STEM but I hope they don't expect rainbows.

Everything is outsourced from the UK, only STEM related career left is finance stuff imo

 

[basedblackpiller]

they outsource it to us turd worlders retard I'll be fine

Nobody is outsourcing anything to Iran buddy, have you seen the news?

 

[BecomingHuman]

Idk about other countries but medicine is slavery tier ropefuel in the uk for like 7-8 years until you become a consultant. Forced to move to random shitholes around the country, every month doing 4-8 12 hour long night shifts which destroy your sleep schedule.

True especially for people with average grades

Everything is outsourced from the UK, only STEM related career left is finance stuff imo

But it might take 4-5 years of high IQ in STEM to get entry job (starting 2025).

Basically to land first survivable job in software engineering you'll probably need to learn fundamentals, and understand how to write compilers, basic operating systems and so on...

Also not sure how stable and how long lasting the softare engineering career will be.

 

[BecomingHuman]

What do you think about going into media? Not necessary as a face of the company, but doing something there. Some people say it's the next industry after STEM will get oversaturated.