You probably will not end up working at fb, amazon etc.
He won't get in.
Most full stack devs in the US don't make anywhere near that amount. They get paid more than than in the UK though. UKcels are trapped in a cycle of povertyceldom.
Cap. 12k is below min wage.
Not much, no experience needed either. Just be healthy and ready to work ig. You can't get in there as a convicted felon tho, well depending on the charge
Could always get a race transplant?
How is your english so good?
Speaking of languages, where can I learn Urdu. I wanna visit Pakistan someday, and there's a lot of pakis around my vicinity
You live in a cardboard box you filthy abused dog
Start watching urdu dramas I guess. There is no point unless you want to live in pakistan. And everyone who matters over there speaks english anyway.
Also, why the fuck do you want to visit that shithole JFL.
I'm going to get laid, maybe have a child then dip back to the states
JFL are u that subhuman
brutal grass is greener pillGood luck then boyo.
Hmmmm
Thanks
Wow, if that's true, then I'm having second thoughts of travelling there
Just in Karachi? Why is that?
She looks make-up maxxed
lol, there is no mininum wage in Italy.
I'm sorry, I was typing on my smartphone with low effort
No idea tbh but I think a decent way to estimate the BEST possible salary (best salary, not easily attainable salary) you can get in the optimal situation is to look up "[job title] average salary [biggest/most expensive city in your country]" and then add 10-15% (I just made this up, so don't think it's an actually good metric to follow). That salary would be the average for someone mid career after at least a few years of experience, not their first job, but since there can be so much variance it's not out of the question that a company would pay that much to someone for their first job and pay someone with more experience much more. In the UK for full-stack by those calculations that would be around 60,000GBP, but again that's just my guess and I don't know much about the market there. Maybe a more realistic guess for good first job would be 45k GBP. If I do the same but with San Francisco I would get around $170,000 in the optimal case and $120k in a more realistic but still good case.
No idea tbh, just try starting and if after a month of real consistent effort you still haven't learned the basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript (enough to make a basic app like a todo-list entirely on your own from scratch) then maybe that's an indicator that you're not made for this. I don't think I'm particularly high-IQ or anything, I just had some prior programming experience. I think anyone who isn't absolutely retarded can still learn and pull it off but it might just take them significantly longer.
no i mean your english is very good even though you weren't even educated in english
45k is not realistic for someone starting out in the uk. 20-25 is the typical range
i guess many italians are povertycels.
Over for UKcels in that case. Just move to NA.
yeah. the average UKcel is trapped in a cycle of povertyceldom.
don't go to pakistan. maybe try sea to jbwmax
idk dude. just a pattern i observed. muh light skin is cope there
nah. she looks like that irl too. she doesn't wear much makeup
The average full-stack dev salary country-wide for the USA is 103k (cash) according to Indeed. But if you look at the major cities (primarily SF/Seattle/NYC) it goes up significantly. SF average full-stack developer salary is 142k USD (This is only cash btw, not even including other comp). My company is based in one of those major cities. Go to levels.fyi and you'll see how much companies pay for certain roles, it's much higher than you think.
I am a uk citizen. They'd never sponsor me.
www.levels.fyi
take meds bro.
Idk I'm probably around average if not then maybe very slightly above. You don't need to be ultra high-IQ to pull it off, you just need to not be low-IQ. If someone got C's and D's in school my guess is they're probably low-IQ unless they genuinely weren't trying at all.
HTML, CSS, PostgreSQL, JavaScript/TypeScript along with a couple of the popular frameworks (React, Next, Express)
overa Chad working at walmart will still slay more than you
HTML and CSS before anything. Look up a roadmap like I said in original post and follow that, don't try to guide yourself and figure it out.
It's supposed to be a program that teaches you coding to get career ready in a short amount of time, and the good ones have direct partnerships with companies that hire so they set you up with interviews with them right as you graduate. However as I mentioned in my post, don't actually rely on them to teach you coding, learn by yourself first and only use them for the interview opportunities.
Look at the job listings in your country and look at the requirements. Also just look on local forums or something to see if there are other self-taught developers. If there are coding bootcamps in your country chances are there are career opportunities for self-taught.
how long bootcmap last 10k sounds pretty high for some bullshit camp
12 weeks usually, don't think about bootcamps for now, learn to code on your own for free first.
been programming lua since 10(roblox) its a off and on thing but i defintly understand the fundamentals of programming and how to work with a problem solve bugs, work with people on projects etcccc
im 15 might get emancipated cause of wtvSelf-teaching programming (specifically web development) is the easiest and most effective moneymaxxing method as long as you're not low-IQ and lazy.
I didn't go to university, I self-taught at home and then went through a bootcamp and got a job at a big company through them. I'm 21 years old making 160k total comp (130k is cash) and I barely work 3 hours a day (I got the job when I was 20). I owed the bootcamp 10k and have already paid it off. The bootcamp didn't teach me anything valuable, it was only useful because they have direct partnerships with technical recruiters so I got 10+ interviews right after finishing it whereas I couldn't get a single interview applying to jobs regularly with my empty resume.
University for computer science is a scam and retarded unless you're low-IQ and don't have the discipline to learn by yourself. The only real value of university is the degree which helps your resume. People who think just doing the coursework and studying for exams for their undergrad computer science degree is enough to get them a job are delusional, you will have to self-teach most of what you will use at a job regardless. The vast majority of computer science curriculums even at top universities are behind the industry by at least 5 years, you'll basically only learn some fundamentals and math which are basically only useful if you want to get into low-level system engineering or data science/AI postgrad. So regardless, you will still have to self-teach current technologies if you want a job and you'll also have to study for interviews in your own time.
Web development whether it be front-end, back-end or full-stack is your best bet for getting your foot in the door because of its lower barrier of entry and high demand. I chose full-stack (which is both back-end and front-end), it pays the most, and it makes you eligible for all 3 types of jobs which increases your chances of getting a job (if you only did front-end, you're not going to get a back-end job). Front-end is the easiest and will take less time but you will almost certainly make less than 100k on your first job.
Everything is free online or $12 on udemy, just google "[front-end/back-end/full-stack] developer roadmap" and you'll know exactly what to study and in what order. You will also need to study algorithm and data structure interview questions (literally memorize the answers and explanations to the common ones, it's hard to wing it during the interview even if you know how to solve it). Leetcode and hackerrank are good places to practice these and have real interview questions asked by recruiters, leetcode premium is worth it.
The whole process from starting to getting the job offer for me was less than 8 months but I did have some prior programming experience. I was also NEETmaxxing during this time so I had infinite free time.
Keep in mind this only works in NA where software salaries are inflated, EUcels probably won't have as much success because software engineers there get paid slave wages compared to here, and I also don't know whether companies there are moving away from degrees the same way companies here are. If you're a currycel in India then it's over and you can just forget you even saw this thread because too many people in India are programming-maxxed and willing to work for $3 an hour.
Also never forget that even if you're a moneymaxxed subhuman like myself, a Chad working at walmart will still slay more than you
