The minimum you need to know to get a job in tech (suggested tech stacks)

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What is the minimum you need to know to get a job in tech? I'm going to break down some job roles and let you know what you need to learn.
People often ask me "is this enough to get a job?" I made this video to answer that question.
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@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

Time stamps for the useful bits 0:46 What to do before you start applying to jobs 2:22 Suggested job roles to aim for 3:37 Git and Github for version control 5:50 Front end developer tech stack 7:32 Back end developer tech stacks 10:32 Full stack developer tech stack 11:22 Mobile tech stack 12:34 An alternative role as a WordPress developer 13:59 Like and Subscribe

@danisweetlove 4 года назад

Thank you for the breakdown! I’ve been wondering what exactly to learn. I graduated with a Bachelors in CIT with a minor in Database Management. I started out trying to get general help desk jobs, but a lot require the Comptia Certs. I realized I took more software based classes and I can go that route instead. Now I want to get in a web developer job, since I enjoyed the web design class in school. I knew I needed to get a refresher on HTML, CSS and JavaScript before applying and your videos are helping. I’m going to continue to practice and hope to start applying within a few months.

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

I wish you luck on your job hunt. I know you're going to do great. :)

@danisweetlove 4 года назад

Quentin Watt Tutorials thank you

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

After watching this video, even when I think I'm talking fast it's actually kind of slow 😂

@Tracks777 4 года назад

lovely stuff

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

Thank you :)

@karthickrajalearn 4 года назад

Waiting for Git and Git Hub to Learn from you in this Quarantine Period

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

☺️ I’m on it!

@karthickrajalearn 4 года назад

@@QuentinWatt Thanks for Quick Reply

@slainsco 4 года назад

So by a career in tech your specifically talking about Web dev and not program development?

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

Well, I am a web developer, so I am giving opinions on what I know. :) But I did include mobile as well... These are the biggest sectors of the industry. What do you think I should have included?

@slainsco 4 года назад

Tbh I'm just surprised those are so much larger sectors than desktop based programs. Particularly in companies (solid works and other modeling software, simulation software, local database management software, specialised data processing and cnn software etc) maybe just my perspective as an engineering student though?

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

More people have access to a mobile phone than to a toilet. That means the market for web/mobile is HUGE! Desktop software is much rarer because less people have computers or need specific software.

@Mozahid4you 4 года назад

Git and github videos please

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

Yes sir. :)

@bemine1629 4 года назад

Thnx sir... I am from Kashmir and I want ur suggestion.What is best for web developer..

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

Exactly what is mentioned in the video.

@badripaudel77 4 года назад

Why no one talks about Java ? Though it's always on top 🤔

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

I did mention Java a few times. If you want to build android apps only then it's great. My opinion comes as a web developer and most of the web space is taken up by PHP, then JavaScript, and Ruby etc. They have a lower barrier to entry, and more learning resources available and will be preferred by smaller companies than Java for web.

@frozen17darkdragonas 4 года назад

What about C# and MS SQL server ? Is it worth ? I started learning that combo .

@QuentinWatt 4 года назад

C# not very popular in the web stack, so I can't give a strong opinion on it. Do you have a predetermined job role you'd like to fill? I suppose if you're going the whole ASP route, then it's a good option but you will be sacrificing the popularity of cheaper linux hosting and open source for the Microsoft name brand.