How is it possible for an average construction worker to learn to code, to get that super hard first programming job and then get hired by a large tech company, making hundreds of thousands of dollars in total compensation each year? Nine years ago, I was totally that construction worker because I couldn’t get another job with my near worthless history degree. So I ended up freezing my butt off in the cold each winter doing physical labor for mediocre pay and no benefits. I’m now a full-time senior front-end software engineer at Adobe. And I’m self-taught working in a nice cozy office. So let’s talk about how to become a web developer quickly in 2022 as an absolute begineer. 0:00 Why most self-taught devs fail. 2:18 Why you should choose to become a front-end web developer instead of back-end 4:52 The web development technologies you should learn 6:14 The right way to learn to code 7:20 How to get your first job as a web developer 10:41 Why you're not getting job interviews and what to do about it Why some web developers make more money than others: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QILxmJpH6wM Affiliate Links 📖 How to crush code interviews → https://amzn.to/3JGRHWZ 📖 Learn React.js → https://amzn.to/3mSA6lV ⌨️ Favorite keyboard for programming → https://amzn.to/3mIGHzd 💻 Favorite laptop for frontend development → https://amzn.to/3YP0iuY 🖥 Other stuff I use as a programmer → https://jamescrossjr.com/programming/gear 📷 Gear I use for making YouTube Videos: https://jamescrossjr.com/youtube/gear 💰 VidIQ → Tool I used to grow my channel faster: https://vidiq.com/jamescross Disclosure → How I make money with affiliate / paid links: https://jamescrossjr.com/affiliate-disclosure/ For example, As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Fireship Video: Building the same application 10 times video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuHDQhDhvPE