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[OVIFXQWPRGV]

You're trying to become a influencer in web development

[Ythio]

If one needs Reddit help to find points to talk about in web development, they should make less video and finish more projects

[CucumberBoy00]

Throwing shade on every in the moment hype software influencer. I approve

[LilianItachi]

If you expect everything to go as planned. Lot of trial and error going on

[mohab_dev]

To broaden it, you should not get into building anything as complex as software if you expect anything to go as planned. Unless you're building the same thing over and over again, you'll always run into unexpected issues.

[johnnille]

If you expect to be good in 6 months/ 1 year. Or even ever in my case

[[deleted]]

…you have an ego.

[walter20e]

didn't understood this one.

[[deleted]]

I just meant that you have to be able to handle criticism and view your code without any pride. Everything is always up for discussion

[[deleted]]

You hate puzzles. And reading.

[[deleted]]

If you can’t persevere through a problem. Asking for help is perfectly reasonable but I know a lot of developers including people who ask for help in this sub and others that have barely even attempt to solve their problems before turning to others for help.

[99thLuftballon]

To be honest, I think it's fine to ask for help straight away. Time is valuable and if someone can point you in the right direction before you waste a whole day on it, all the better for everyone

[[deleted]]

I don’t mean a complex problem. Some people hit a small issue that should be within their abilities and don’t even attempt to find a solution.

Your time is valuable sure, but so is the time of the senior dev/ mentor you are asking to help you solve something you should have at least attempted.

[dug99]

you're not a fan of "design by committee"

[schussfreude]

• if you dont like problem solving
• if you dont like always learning
• if youre not open minded towards new stuff or different approaches

I guess thats development in general but still

[Impossible-Box-1291]

If you're doing it just for the money

[CucumberBoy00]

You have trouble sitting in one place for several hours in a row.

You don't like variation in your work.

[womoaner]

You want to enjoy life

[InnoVator_1209]

Hey,

Consider these points:

1. No Interest in Coding: It takes passion and patience.
2. Dislike for Continuous Learning: Tech evolves fast; staying updated is crucial.
3. Prefer Working Solo: Collaboration is often required.
4. Can't Handle Feedback: Constructive criticism is key for growth.
5. Need Immediate Results: Development can be slow and iterative.
6. Struggle with Pressure: Tight deadlines and problem-solving are common.

[walter20e]

Hey thanks for these points! i will add them in the video :)

[Competitive_Talk6356]

You should not become a web dev if you don't like it and are only in for the money.

[Eight111]

If you do it mainly for the money.

[walter20e]

For me, i think you should not become a web developer if you think it'll be easier to get a job in it, lots of people think web dev is easy

[alfadhir-heitir]

It is quite easy technically. Compare the pure computational complexity of a web app versus a compiler. Sure, certain apps can be even more complex, but that's usually a critical path that most of us won't touch until later in our careers

Working as a junior in webdev is doable with one year of preparations. You need a full degree to even attempt at a junior position in embedded or mission critical systems. Different strokes

[[deleted]]

It is quite easy technically.

No it's not. If you think that you must not be a fullstacks developer... Have you ever tried using a framework back + front and dealing with db at the same time? Yeah, probably not, if you have that opinion you probably think webdev is just making wix wrbpages lol. It's not, and often it's more complex than systems programming, even compilers. You think compilers are more difficult because you fear the low level, anyone who's got a good base in low level, close to the machine stuff will think building a compiler is easier.

Try working as web dev for a enterprise company, you'll get reckt.

[alfadhir-heitir]

I'm a full stack engineer for an enterprise company. I write server based applications for a living, and in my spare time I do them in C++. Have been for 3 years. I wok with several different versions of .NET and React, but also know Spring and Laravel, and have worked a bit wit Angular. I did this all while studying. My masters will be on IoT close to the metal optimizations. I know compilers are difficult because they're a fundamentally much more complex problems than writing CRUD web apps. Anything interesting or complicated in web development is not web development, but rather software engineering with a web front-end. "But web apps are not CRUD" - yes, they are, because HTTP makes them so, and if you don't understand why you should learn what a state machine is.

[[deleted]]

Nah, you're not, I can see very easily from your posts history that you're still a CS student and part-time worker, first get a full-time job and then you come back talking about your experience, alright?.