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I am 48. I used to a senior optical design engineer for 14 years. I have to sacrifice my career for my family, and I switched to take care of family. Being a home mom for 10 years, I totally forgot about my engineering field, but I picked them all in 2 months. Considering to be a home mom, I can not go back to be an optical engineer (too intensive), I decide to study CS. I started with language C, then data structure. I got stuck with function pointer which I did not study yet, during data structure code, then I went to study function pointer. Pointer is the hardest. I wanted my brain to have a break. Then I am now learning HTML and CSS. It is really a r huge relief! HTML and CSS is not as so hard as C and data structure, pretty easy. Learning process is very painful...... everything is new!

I'm already 42 and just started learning web development. Hopefully there will still be jobs and opportunities in the future.

Thank you for this tutorial but you can make this tutorial a playlist

why you are using virtual box ?

With the current state of the programming/tech world layoffs, ai advancements, highly competitive job market, and everything else; do you still think its worth going into longterm?

Couple of minor things with your video. No need for so many sound effects, or zoom ins/outs, it's distracting.

I do helpdesk and anyone can do that, the money in IT is in programming.

Do you think software development is for you?

Just a positive note - It’s unnecessary BGM and disruptive

Hello friend I am your followers because you honestly gave a valuable information So I have a confusion that I need a laptop for programming.I have choosen MacBook Air M1 2020 model it's 8gb 256gb is that is a correct option or not my friend.because I couldn't choose windows because it has largeer varities I don't know what to choose in windows.so could you please help me my friend.because my carrier starts from next month.so I need to choose the correct option.please kindly help me my friend.

coming back to this!!!

Explained in very easy way.. Thanks.

Thank you brother!

You make good videos and have a sensible point of view. It's cool how you made this opportunity for yourself. I like to compare programming to cooking. Programs are just recipes. Not everyone has a friend or family member who works as a programmer, but most of us know at least one person who is a good cook. You start by learning a simple recipe. Then you start changing the recipe a little, like swapping out pinto beans for kidney beans. Eventually you learn more complex meals and techniques. It's not rocket science but can be frustrating in the beginning.

When I see the pixelated characters,(like in 1950), then the white background, my mind goes NEEEEEEXT PLEASE or I'll go to sleep !! Thanks for the effort anyways

It worked... Thank you so much

you're the best, sir. Please keep up your hard work.

The video was very helpful, many thanks!

Neither, Linux.

Linux is the answer

Did you later make a video on creating relationships between the tables?

This is a very informative video. To the point, clear and concise. Thank you! Question: How would you store a collection of objects in local storage?

The video so helpful , the music so annoying

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Very very clear +++ i liked explanation+++

upload the next videos, plz!

I'm still not sure why you don't have a lot more subscribers. Please keep making this content, I'm kind of new to APIs, and your videos really help me understand how all of this works. If you could, can you make a video showing how to build an API that gets or saves data into a MongoDB database? Thank you very much!

Not easy, but never too late, I started learning web development at 40 and am now working as a VA Web Developer.

Thank you. This worked.

I personally think the "Cars" table should have been called the "CarAds" or "CarItems" or "CarListing" table because this is what the user mostly interacts with from the frontend side, this gives it a distinct name which is easy to understand 😊😊 The "Makes" should read "CarMarks" and the same for Models > "CarModels", this makes things easier at first glance. Overall enjoyed the video, thank you for this tutorial.

Thank you!!!!

where is the road map????

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40? What the hell is wrong with people? Wish I was that young. Just getting into it at 52.

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good work, very clear and concise. Thanks!

It's never too late to become a software engineer or programmer 😊😊

48 here and learning now. I'm attending a free coding school in my city that is challege and project-based, not lecture-based, which could be rather intimidating. And it is, even for young people. But I love it. Every tiny victory is a step towards my goal and that's what counts. Don't care about my age honestly. I also think people in my age should learn to code regardless because the future will be way less confusing if we do, even if we don't work in the field. Think of seniors today being vulnerable online and just plain flabbergasted by all the new tech developments thrown at them. At least being tech savvy will be a life skill I'll have (provided I keep my interest up to date) into old age

Thanks. Can you do more video like this.

please make this into a series,its helping us new analysts.

Now that Kevin McCarthy is no longer the speaker of the house would it be a good idea for him to learn this rather than play bingo or do whatever people like hiim do?

lose the music... good video other wise.

thank you your video help me