Typical Day In The Life Of A Junior Developer - Remote 

Thank you!

I definitely think it will be beneficial. Similar situation happened with me. I think the first job, you just need to get in. You will learn so much. As far as how long you stay depends on what you’re looking for. At least 6 months but ideally 1-2 years depending on if you like the team and what you’re doing and if another opportunity comes up. I think taking a backend role first really helped me grow as a developer. Work on frontend projects on the side to keep that skillset.

Thanks! What I was going for.

I was 70/30 frontend/backend. But my first role was full backend haha. As far as hm I know is hard to say really quantify but definitely nothing compared to what I know now. I would say focus on one language and tinker with a second but try to focus on one to get your first job.

Had to remind myself I was a parent at the moment😂

Same question

Been playing it safe with content and my job so I won’t share the company name. But I will say I work for a small blockchain start up👍🏼

Nice video; tip is to get a better mic to have on your shirt

Yeah. I personally don’t think anymore is necessary at least for my job. My Mac does enough. But I’ll probably get a better monitor in the futurue

Typescript

Always!

Hey man thanks for watching. Currently at this time I’m okay but I appreciate you reaching out and watching

My last role I was strictly backend, but now I am full stack. Depends on the sprint and task at hand what domains I need to work in. You should definitely go for it.

I think its not a black and white statement but depends on your jobs. My wife primarily watches the kids.But I take breaks and try to see everyone when I can. Also my job is flexible so as long as I get my hours in there’s no issue.

Haha never been asked this before. Generally 3 eggs scrambled which cheddar or American. Dinner varies

Thanks for watching. Yeah that’s my boy. I love that I have the ability to provide, do what what I enjoying doing for a living while partying with my kids 😂💯

I actually would if you're on a budget. This is my third different one and by far this hub has worked the best. 2 usb 2.0, usb c, sd/micro sd, hdmi and aux. This is the one I use. You can get it in person at Bestbuy if you prefer. www.amazon.com/dp/B09K7K36HQ/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_6SPTDN4P7QAD0ME0TTN2?linkCode=ml1&tag=saveligajusti-20

Yeah I a backend developer. Mostly working with servers, databases, creating APIs, etc

You can do it! I would say if you haven’t already I would also learn some JavaScript too

@@davidjustice8087 Thanks! yeah, i started with html, css and js, and build a few projects with that.But I can see that many jobs looking for a fullstack, so probably i try to learn React or Vue too.

Thanks man! Some are crap IMO but working on getting better. Still figuring out what content and editing style people like me to produce

Don't know bro. Is it?

I get this remark and my honest thought is it depends haha. I think it depends on the extend of what you're doing. If you're just doing basic sites maybe not, but if you're building extensive platforms or saas products I would say yes. Much of this work probably is on the backend but again I would say it depends. My current role, I would say yes.

so what do you think website is? A hardware? 😂

No I don't know, but I do know the title I have for work 💯😂. Thank you for watching 👍@@MoinKhan_10

I don’t feel comfortable saying exactly, but I will say in the range of 60k-90k

@@davidjustice8087do you have degree? I don’t I’m in 15week coding boot camp for software engineering full stack. Could I get job with these credentials

@@Xo-cx6ed I don’t have a degree or a Bootcamp. So yes I think it’s possible. There are a still a good amount of bootcamps grads learning the same thing so my advice would be differentiate yourself through a dope project or learn a skill outside of bootcamp that everyone else hasnt

I’m in Salt Lake City, Utah area

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Yeah I know. I do it so he walks better. He gets distracted when he’s closer to plants and stuff. Plus this is a new neighborhood. There’s no one here using the biking lanes 😂

Haha thanks man. New place and interior design isn’t my specialty.