 Welcome back team it is your biggest fan the real Casadero and in this session I'm gonna tell you whether or not a bootcamp is worth it team. Let's get to it All right team so a member of the code 365 startup lab and I assume a subscriber to the channel Message me on Twitter says hey, I appreciate you making the vid I went ahead and got the $99 course from your site What they're talking about is a code 365 startup lab and I will be honest absolutely honest the code 365 startup lab is a Place where I put there's like six or seven free courses on HTML and all kinds of stuff So if we go in here, we go into terminal I'm just gonna show you this to give you guys a little bit of context and what I'm gonna do is I'm a type of Get-sites and this is a custom script that I wrote in PowerShell and all it does is it pulls up my social media site It pulls up my website when I run the command get-sites. So over here at the code 365 startup lab This is the actual code 365 startup lab membership plan. That's either 99 bucks or $20 a Year, I mean $20 a month. It's either $99 for lifetime access right now or 20 bucks a month and I'm gonna be raised the the price is gonna go up But to be to be honest, right a Lot of the content that I want to put in here isn't here yet I'm still working on HTML So for the first part getting to the money as fast as possible. This talks about client acquisition And then you've got setting up your development environment That's everything you need to install it get started. Then you've got HTML beyond the primer This is what we get into like the core of HTML. We cover some SEO stuff in here In a few of the tags the basic structure of HTML and then we get into like the building blocks And that's what we're going over like the inline in like Inline elements and block level elements And then after so when I'm done with HTML after I get through all of the elements And then the there's some other things the HTML like the ability to add media files So you add media you can add video and audio and code these things up So once we get past HTML, then I'm gonna go into CSS. We're gonna cover CSS layout styling the box model Flex box and grids and then we're gonna go into JavaScript and we're gonna cover JavaScript all of the stuff You need to know in JavaScript I think JavaScript is gonna be the longest course But it's also gonna be the most in-depth and all this stuff is designed to make it super easy Super simple for people who don't know how to code who've never Put their hands on a computer before to come and then sit down and they learn all this stuff and by the end Be able to build a website and not even by the end by the time you get To be on the primer you will know how to build a web page and also I'm gonna be adding tutorial courses right now I have how to build a supreme website that's gonna be going on here and There's another one. I think a crash course, but anyway team anyway Some tutorials are gonna be going out here crash courses are gonna be going out here A lot of stuff is gonna be going in the code 365 startup lab That is why this person went and signed up and there's other people in the code 365 startup lab is well team but dig So the code 365 startup lab they signed up for the code 365 startup lab But if we go down and we look a little more they say I'm concerned that the boot camp won't be worth the monetary Commitment, but I've had trouble doing it on my own This past year and what they're talking about is going to a boot camp They say I start Lambda school October 28th, but I'm still undecided on if that's the way to go And so I asked what exactly is it that you want to accomplish and right down here They say I want to make my business ideal into a progressive web app Also, I want to secure a full stack developer job as a backup. So let's Unpack this is the cool kids would say team. All right team So when it comes to going to college or going to university or going to a boot camp or to or or take or buying a online course or doing a tutorial or even buying a book and reading a book We have to think about the cost the cost we think about the cost automatically But most of the time we automatically think about the monetary cost How much is this thing gonna cost what we don't think about is the time cost how much time is this gonna take in? And What we what we have to do is we have to take these two things we put them together How much money is it gonna cost how much time is it gonna take to complete this thing because we have a set end date when we're in a school or a Course and sometimes in boot camps. They'll say like a week two weeks three weeks however many weeks Well, well most of the time in boot camps. They'll say all this they'll tell you how long the boot camp is gonna be Where you go into a tutorial the tutorial will be like Hey, if you do this X amount of hours a day for X amount of days by the end, you will know X amount of things here the deal the deal team is everybody's different everybody learns different and So I have I have three kids Well, I have I have five ones in college and then I have four little kids And my youngest one is like two years old and my oldest my oldest one is 13 And they're all homeschooled and they've been homeschooled for like two years now since since since back when I was working at Microsoft and They learn on their own Based on what it is. They're trying to achieve and we all do this. We all do this Inherently in our everyday lives If there's something that we want to figure out we just go figure it out We just go we go learn it like When you when you wanted to bake a cake Were you like hey man, like I wonder if there's a college course on cake baking like nobody thinks like that You're like, hey, I want to bake a cake Before in the olden days, maybe you subscribe to magazines where you got these magazines and they talked about how to bake cakes But now you can go out to the internet and you can just say how do I make this cake? How do I do this thing? You can find all kinds of stuff Now courses come into play because courses the internet is big. There's like six billion different websites out there Courses come into play because they take a lot of information and they can dent some down But just because you take the course doesn't mean you're going to know how to bake the cakes You have to have the desire to bake cakes before you take the course And you have to understand that at the end of the course the cakes that you bake are probably not going to be Exactly like the cakes in the course with code is a little different like you can go take a course on code And if you follow the code exactly in what baking cakes if you follow the cakes exactly except when you get to something that takes Some artistic talent like frosting or something like that But in code you just copy all the code you get the exact same product now If you want if you want your product to look better Then what was done in the course then you have to take what you learned in the course and you have to Apply those skills in order to make what it is you're making look better So if you understand how this was positioned then you can understand how to position it a different way So like when it in the in the baking cakes example and my wife bakes a lot of cakes She loves to bake cakes on her Instagram. I think it's like crystal crystal Academy or something like that it doesn't matter but The deal is is when it when Like when we're baking cakes Our first cake isn't going to be it's not going to look exactly like the cake But if we build if we make another cake and we practice that again Then we get a little better and we get a little better and we we do this over time And that's what school does for us because school gives us homework in this than the third But again the problem with school is is that if you don't have Why you're going to school if you don't have the end result mapped out Like and it doesn't have to be like detailed detailed, but you got to know in your head Like why am I learning this thing? Like what am I going to do this thing for so in the case of this person? Who's going to this boot camp? They're thinking about going to this boot camp All right number one is gonna cost a lot of money right we know that it's gonna cost a lot of money It's gonna cost of some time at least at least eight weeks. I would assume So we're looking at at least eight weeks and we're looking at however much money it costs You know a few thousand dollars maybe maybe as much as you know 10 20 30 thousand dollars I don't know what they're gonna pay for this thing Now if they're gonna go through this boot camp and like and you look at the boot camp And you say what am I gonna get from this number one? What do I want to get from this boot camp and then what does this boot camp offer and are those two things in alignment? And what's the evidence and now you can go out to the world? And you can look at other people who've gone to the boot camps other people who've been to boot camps You look at videos on boot camps like you're watching this video about whether or not a boot camp is worth it And then at some point you have to make a determination and the determination shouldn't be based on the cost and what everybody else said The determination should be based on you is the individual. What's your definition of success is and what you have? What what what has been your past history because your past history is gonna dictate your future performance unless something absolutely changes and Most of the time it doesn't this is why we have people who go who who take Multiple boot camps who go through multiple quota coding courses or you get or you get people Who go to a boot camp they go through the boot camp they finish the boot camp and it doesn't produce the results That they thought it was gonna produce and then they go Oh, well, you know boot camps are terrible and they go off and they go back to doing whatever it is They were doing before and they never use the stuff that they learn from the boot camp Just like college people go to college all the time They spend four years eight years ten years learning something and then they get out of college They look for a job for a little while they can't find a job They need a job at some point they take the job that comes along and then they stay in that job for ten twenty years And they never use their degree and the question is like why did this happen? How did this happen? How do we get to this point where we spend all this money and we spend all this time? But we're not doing the thing we want to do and it's because it wasn't the thing We wanted to do in the first place if we had a map that all out in the beginning Then we would have took a different path. So like take take me for instance I left the army because I had a vision that I didn't want to deploy anymore I didn't want to deploy but I didn't go beyond that. I was like, I don't want to deploy I'm gonna get out of the army and then I thought a little bit about what am I gonna do What am I interested in and then I was like, hey, I'm gonna be a day trader cuz it looked good I'm interested in finance. I read a bunch of books about finance and money So I'm gonna go be a day trader and trade stocks On the market and I got out and I did that for a little while and it was nerve-wracking because I didn't think about The fact that if you're if you're if you're trading stocks, you're gonna lose money from time to time And so every time I will go out and I will buy a bunch of shares I would just be on edge and then you know, I couldn't wait to sell Sometimes I would sell too soon. Sometimes I would sell too late. So I was like, dude, I can't do this, right? And I was like, hey, I'm into code It's always something I've been doing even when I was doing the stock stuff I was writing programs to like analyze prices and to generate reports and all kinds of stuff And so I was like, hey look, I got the Montgomery GI bill. I'm gonna go to school And I'll learn to code and then I'll go get a job to learn to code and At the time it was like I'm gonna go get a job to learn to code because I like code and I want to code But I've never defined what that meant like what does knowing how to code look like and to be honest it looks It you know, there's no difference like you just have more skills But you don't get to use them if you don't have anything to use them on so like I've been studying web development Since 1995 like my first book on web development With this book right here. Sam's teacher self html and css in 24 hours and this This book this one book out of all the stuff that I've done Right go join in the army having the army send me to school to learn about communication, telecommunications, computer systems, networking, security Then go into school for software development Then working at microsoft as a dev ops engineer working with power shell And in writing scripts and running scripts and building scripts and building servers And then building web pages then leaving leaving that and going to work as as a as a web developer And then starting my own company trying to go out and find clients and all this stuff This was the best education because this education when I bought this book I bought this I didn't have a lot of money I was I was in high school. I had just got my first computer Or I think I was on my third computer now, right? So I I I've saved up the money. I bought a computer And then I was like I want to learn HTML because I had seen all these cool websites on the internet So I took like my it was I think this book cost like five or six bucks back then maybe maybe no Maybe it was 16 16 dollars. It was like between I think it was about 16 dollars between 16 and 20 bucks I went to the use bookstore And I didn't know what I was looking for like I wasn't looking for like the newest version of anything I wasn't looking for like the newest language or whatever Um, and it wasn't even see it wasn't even css. It wasn't even it was just it was sam's teacher self HTML css didn't even exist back then so anyway And now there's a bunch of other books. There's a bunch of them, right? It's like It wasn't even HTML for it was just sam's teacher self HTML so anyway When I bought this book, I had a goal to build this website that looked like hacker city And that was it. I just wanted to build a website that looked like hacker city And I bought the book and I read the I read the book It took me 24 hours to to go through this entire book from beginning to end And it was the first ever tutorial book I did and it was one of Two books I'm for sure that I went all the way through it was that book and then there was a book head first head first something that I that I and I'm looking I got books on my shelf it was um I think it was like head first html and css or head first web web design or something or something like that We can go if we go like edge We can look it up. Uh, we could go We'll go to amazon It will type. Ah, geez control l amazon.com And then we'll go down here to the search bar and we'll go it was a head first html Head first html and css. That's the book. That's the book that I finished and that's the book that like Really helped me understand cascading style sheets. But the the the deal is is I I wanted to finish the book I wanted to finish this book because I was gonna know css at the end and I hadn't understood css up until that point like I had I learned html and then I joined the army and then I did army stuff and I was like Kind of messing around with like computers and stuff in between But not like anything major And then at some point like I came back to it like 2006 2007 and that's when I like really got back into like Web design and web pages and stuff like that And and at that time I started building stuff like I built like this casino website Like I don't have any of this stuff anymore But I just started building stuff and I started taking other people's stuff and like rearranging it Um, like I saw this I saw this banner that I liked one time So I took this banner and I like I photoshopped out one part of it and I added my own part and then I use html to like Put it on top of this affiliate site that I had And it was like all kinds of stuff team, but that was But but again that goes back to like the self-learning of everything Like when we want to do something we just go out and do it right and so Again, I get it right when we want to when we want to change careers or something We think it's like this big thing as soon as we think like get a job Our head becomes filled with all this stuff and we're like, hey, we need these credentials And we need all this other and basically what we're what we're seeking is we're seeking proof we're seeking proof that That that When somebody sees us like when they see our resume Like the the stuff on the resume the school that we went to the boot camp Is proof to them that we know how to do that thing so they should hire us The problem is is that it's not enough proof you still have to go do the interview And so people they'll go through the boot camp and they'll get through the interview And they're not confident in the stuff they they learned because they never defined why they were learning it in the first place They went into it thinking i'm just going to learn to code I just want to learn to code so I can get a job so I can go code But code what? Like it's it's it's like saying I want to work on cars But what can the car? All-world drive two-wheel drive stick shift manual Engine I want to work on engines like you want to work, but you have to start somewhere You got to start on a engine you just can't start on all the engines I want to go code that's you're saying you want to go do This really big thing which is cool like we we should want to do big stuff But we got to start somewhere like code for what I want to build applications I want to build websites. I want to build whatever and then it's like, okay So we got this person here and they're going yo cast I want to build single page applications for my business And so let's let's break that down. Let's break it down a single page. What's that application here? I will show you an application that's defunct It's called can I stream it Dot com No that it can I stream it in this defunct Right now because when netflix Well, not just netflix But but when streaming became a thing netflix had an api And you could call the netflix api and you could get a listing of all of their movies And you could do the same thing with amazon and hulu and cracking and all these guys And then so what they would do is they had all these plugged into their api This is a single page application. This is what a web app looks like if we just if we took this off the internet And put it in a window it would be an application like any other application like that's number one We got to think of all this stuff is the same software is software It all does the same thing There's nothing really special about any two different pieces of programming language or anything The only difference is the mechanisms the tools inside of the language make it easier to do certain things And the language works better in certain places because it was coded to work On that particular system so the reason why there's a lot of Linux involved in web development is because of apache server apache server is runs most of the web servers on the planet And so if you want to build a web page You don't have to know linux Because you have to know linux you have to know linux because that's where you're going to put your web page But a lot of people don't know this They go I want to learn web development And somebody says you got to learn linux and they go okay, and they start learning linux and they they don't even know why And This has been a huge problem for people Or with windows machines They they go and they're looking for like how to learn web development And they see people using macbooks or they go look for how to make videos And they see people with macbooks and they think I have to have a macbook And they go and they get the macbook and they still never make any videos Because they didn't know why they wanted the macbook in the first. I want to make videos Why do I want to make videos blah blah blah? So if we go here and we look at this, can I stream it? It's a single page application And you would go up here. You would type a movie like let's type hudson hawk And it's not going to come up because this application doesn't work anymore And it doesn't work because netflix removed their their Well, not just netflix, but a lot of these apis aren't available anymore Like you can't go in and get a listing of movies, but you would click this and it would go Pull in all this information It would display it on the screen and it would tell you if you could rent it Stream it whatever it is you could do and then you could click a link and go to the site And if you didn't have an account you could sign up And so like if if you were looking for hudson hawk and it was and you wanted it and it showed up on netflix But it was uh, uh, you could only stream it Then you would click netflix it would take you to netflix and you would sign up for a netflix account And then you would stream it and then this company would get a little bit of the money It's a single page application Google is the same way same thing right so let's go let's go to google google.com And right so here's the thing right sing Multi multi page application single page web single page application is all the same stuff, man It is all the only difference the only difference is a single page application looks seamless And that's because the whole page isn't being refreshed when you do something and so like when we So like let's take youtube for instance, so we're going to do a control shift in to open Or maybe a alt alt control shift Here we'll do this we're going to go we're going to click here We're going to go open private window so a new private window and then we'll go to youtube And so we got the two biggest search engines in the world. We got google and we got youtube when we go to youtube. Let's click this video This is the application And so what happens right is like we can do stuff on here. Let's see i'm trying to find something So like let's say for instance how how we're on here and we can we can click um, we can click the show more And it'll show more stuff In the old days Before before we were able to make what's called single page applications The whole page will reload like if we wanted to show like we wouldn't have a show more like this because when we click the button You have to reload the whole page to show this stuff a single page So a single page application in in In the sense that we talk about it is just the application Where the whole page doesn't reload only the portion of content that we want to see gets loaded now if we go over here We go to google google is not a single page application But it's an application the exact same is is youtube in the show more button or the exact same as twitter in your In your timeline or the exact same as instagram. They're all the same They all do the same stuff. They all work the same way There's an interface the interface talks to a computer somewhere And then the computer does something and it returns back some sort of in for some sort of some sort of information So if we know that if we know that all we need is the interface and some logic then We're one step away from not having to go to the boot camp now is going to okay How do I make the interface? How do I make an interface for a web application? You start at html and css that html is the is the layout of it CSS is going to determine the style and the design and you can see this like if you go over to youtube The real casadero I mean, it's not the real casadero.com youtube.com port slash the real casadero and you go And you go and you find the video where I where where I recreate the supreme the supreme website Right here Code code like supreme in this video if you watch this video When I go through it first I do the html then I do the javascript and then I do I mean then I first I do the html then I do the css and that's the look in the field. That's it This is an application Now if we wanted to add something else to this application to make it work like a youtube or google or something like that All we have to do is add input fields the input fields take in information from a user And then we send that information to our program our program processes it and then it sends something back to the browser And we put it on the screen. That's how that's how the application works And so we just add another component html for the structure css for the way it's going to look Javascript for the logic right how do I take this information and send it somewhere else and get it back And then it's so there you've got everything you need to make a program And you can go out and you can learn node And and again node is nothing special people It is just Is just a runtime environment for javascript So if you were to learn c you would need to have a compiler the c compiler will compile your code So you'd have to write your code on a computer. You have to run it through a compiler that's on the computer Node is just an interpreter That reads your javascript code In node you can install on a computer Which means that you can use it outside of the web browser javascript was just for inside of your web browser It was just for controlling stuff in the browser So whatever happens in the browser stays in the browser unless you explicitly send that information back across the internet to a server Or somewhere else on the internet. So a single page application, right? So now you got two ways to go you can build this thing On just the client side where all it does is run in the browser Which means you have to use things like local storage in order to store information on the local machine Because you if somebody leaves and they come back you don't want them to lose all their stuff But then like you're like, okay Well, what if somebody clears their cache or they switch to another computer or they do One of a million other different things are they going to have to start from scratch or do I Save their state the state of their application somewhere else So if they come back and they need All this information again, they can just get it and that's where shopping carts come from Shopping cart you go to a website put something in the cart leave don't come back for five years come back Open up the cart is still there. That's because There is either some information stored on your computer Inside of your web browser or some information stored on the server that says hey, this is where you left off That is the application The only difference is is whether or not the information that your application is producing and is going to share with the user Are you going to be saving it? And if so, where are you going to save it? Are you going to save it on the internet or are you going to save it on your local machine? A web page is just a file saved on the internet so other people can get to it anytime That's it. That's and applications are the same thing. They're just Pieces of data all over the place. So if you know all this stuff Now you should be able to go out and start building your thing and people think like I should be able to just Sit down at a computer and bang this out and no that's not how it works team You work on some stuff and then you run into a wall and then you go and you do a bunch of research You're on stack overflow. You're all over the internet looking at all these different things And then you find a piece of code that sort of makes sense You try to wrap your head around it you get your head wrapped around it And then you go and you implement it and you test it and it works and then you've learned something new And that's how the process goes only in tutorials Does someone sit down and make a complete project from beginning to end unless it's a super like if it's a really really really simple project Then yeah, and simple is a relative thing like the more websites you make the simpler Things become and eventually you reach a level where A lot of the stuff that you thought was really complicated Is really really it feels really really simple to you It feels so simple that you can't understand why other people are unable to understand what it is you're talking about And at the same time there's other stuff that you haven't learned that you're listening to and you're hearing You hear other people talk about you're going dude I'm stupid. I don't understand this stuff. It's because you're inside of it. It's like It's like anything, man It's like once once you once you get into it and you're doing it It doesn't it doesn't feel like what you expected it to be on the outside because you didn't really wrap your mind around What it was you were doing in the first place It's going to be boring is going to be tedious is going to be hard is going to be difficult is going to be What it's going to be and so right When it comes to going to school and going to boot camps we got to be looking for Right, what am I going to learn? Why do I want to learn it and then how is this going to put me In a position where I want to be right and maybe the boot camp is a pushing thing Like it'll push you to do that thing But but but think like if you if you have to be pushed Just to learn to code just to if you have to if you have to go spend thousands of dollars Just so someone can give you a curriculum and push you in the right direction to go learn this thing And like the incentive is is that if you don't learn it like you're going to lose all this money Maybe it's something that you don't want to do in the first place because because it's Unless you Eat after you finish if you're pushed all the way through to the end you're at the end of it You're not going to know as much as the person who was like all about it and paid attention to it And you're going to be competing with them for a job And if you weren't into it if you weren't into if you if you weren't Like doing this because you have a goal to build something And I mean when I say like a goal to build something not just like It would be cool if I could build a app Right, but you got to build something like and you got to start building this stuff and it's like Like I learned early I learned Recently not to set my goal that building like a big app Just set my goal to build something every day and not build something every day from a tutorial But build just build something for me Like whatever that is like whether it be like writing a script Or or making an image or or editing a video it has to be like Something for me and I have to and when I do it I've got to I've got to be thinking like I'm going to do this faster or I'm going to incorporate this new thing or There's got to be an aspect of me doing it that makes it better And you just do this over and over and over again And as time goes on you get the same result that you would get if you had have gone to a boot camp or something else The boot camp in the school in the whatever is just telling you like hey Follow this process and you're going to develop this this knowledge over time The difference is the difference between like the people who like really crush it and the people who don't or the people who like really crush it those are the people who They understand like hey, this is I'm going to be pushed through this thing but But I'm going to I'm going to try my best to stay ahead of it So they're the they're the people who are in the boot camp. They've paid the money And they're like they're not doing the bare minimum They're doing like if there's one homework assignment They're doing two and if there's two homework assignments They're doing three and if they have to build something for class They're going to build for class and then they're going to build it builds It and put it on the internet and maybe make it a little like and they're thinking like how can I take this stuff That i'm learning right now and apply it in the real world Like how can I take this skill and use it right away? And practice it on a regular basis in order to get better at it and eventually those people like they'll learn the foundation so well That they'll pass what the teacher is teaching It is And you know, they'll those are the people like we call them teacher's pet or whatever like they become like the head of the Class and this stuff and all the stuff we hear that's why it's because they've mapped it out Like they've got this place that they're going to and sometimes they can't even explain it Like if you ask them why you work so hard or why you do this they can't tell you they're just like I don't know it's just I just do it like I don't I don't know why And it's because to them it makes absolute sense It is so simple that they can't even explain it they can't explain the fact That I just do it because it's what I'm supposed to be doing Like that's just what I'm supposed to be like some people are just good at school because they're supposed to be good at school And where they get jacked up is they leave they try to leave school and go out into the world And they can't survive so like you get like the people who get straight a's who go into the world and like You would think they would be the most successful person ever and they're not because It is Because they're missing a part so you get people you get you get these people who are like super smart in school And they're missing this portion and then you've got people who are like not smart in school But they go to school school pushes them all the way through they get to the end And they really didn't care about the things they were learning because they were learning them for the wrong reason And now they go off into a career and they're not successful there and they're not happy And so and that's this is where unhappy people come from this is where unsuccessful people come from people doing things that They didn't really think they they they haven't come to a conclusion as to why they want to do those things And when you reach that conclusion, it's like maybe I shouldn't do this Maybe I should just go do this thing that I plan to do in the first place because going to school For for if you need money right now if you need a job right now What like going to school for like spending 20 grand And going to a boot camp For two months isn't going to get you a job right now like it's not going to happen And after you spend the money on the boot camp it's like dude like You're you've completely reprogrammed your mind right now because your mind is in this place for like I got to go I got to finish this boot camp before I can get a job So you're not even thinking about getting the job while you're in the boot camp Then you come out of the boot camp and you go to get a job And when you're looking for this job you're two months into the future And you've been studying the stuff that's in this boot camp. It may be like God forbid you do this for like four years Especially in the it industry you'll go in learning You know One thing and come out and nobody will be using that anymore like technology's completely changed So you go into this boot camp you come out And what happens to most people is they're looking at these jobs and it's like you got to know this You got to know that you got to put this together and there's terms that they have like this vague familiar Adder with but they don't really understand the terms so like people are talking about Continuous integration and delivery and continuous integration pipeline and development operations and like all these terms That sound like super complicated, but they're the same stuff you did in class But you can't even understand this right so when you look at these job things and it's like I need three years of experience I need somebody who knows C sharp and they know continuous integration and delivery They know and they know they they understand Testing with with this particular framework and they understand this with this over they go Oh man, dude, I don't know any of that stuff and they go all the the boot camp It wasn't worth it. I wasted my time. I wasted my money Right, and then they just want to throw everything out the window It's because you didn't know in the first place right so like if you're gonna be in that situation then Then just put yourself in this situation now just start applying for jobs now apply Right, what do you want to do? I want to I want to develop web apps. Okay. I want to develop web apps What do I need to know? I need to HTML and CSS like you start at the basics What's the very basic thing you need to know? I need to know HTML and CSS Okay, cool Go out and apply for jobs HTML CSS and then go and and get a course or a book Right, you don't need to go to a boot camp and then say hey look right every day at this time I'm gonna sit down at this time and I'm gonna learn this thing and I'm learning this thing Exactly because of this And you just do that and you just do it over and over and over again And and as you learn you build and you teach right you learn you learn what an h1 does Just build stuff with h1s think about h1s use think about how these fit into the webpage think about why the h1 is the way It is why does it exist google the h1 read the history of the h1 learn everything you can about don't spend forever You just want to get an understanding so that you can explain to a five-year-old what an h1 is And then you do it with the h2 and then you do it with the h3 and then you do with the dock type And then you do it with the you just keep going through this process And you keep applying for the jobs every time you learn something new right every time you build a new webpage I built this webpage use the html css a job you build two web pages that goes on your resume I built two web pages With this right you built 10 you say I built 10 right and then or and maybe you can roll them all up into A little company and you can say I built these for so-and-so marketing incorporating You have these websites on the internet that people can go see and you will get an entry level html job And the css you'll get those jobs somebody will hire you somebody will hire you you write enough html And you got enough proof doesn't matter if you have a degree doesn't matter if you've been to a boot camp They'll hire you somebody can show up and say have a master's degree in computer science And their resume can be right next to yours and if your resume says I built a thousand websites If they're looking for somebody to build websites, they will hire the person that built the thousand websites So you can just learn by doing you don't have to you can go to Go to the boot camp if you think it's going to drive you and it's going to push you But if you don't see yourself being motivated enough to do more than the minimum when you get into the boot camp Then don't do it man Just like with any course like with like any course like if you Before you sign up for any kind of course or anything you gotta think like am I gonna like why am I buying this thing? What is the goal? What am I gonna get from this course? If you get a set out, I'm gonna finish this thing I'm gonna do everything that there is to be done and I'm gonna understand everything Here and even if the course is a bad course, it could be the worst course in the world But if you set out to understand everything that they're talking about and why they're doing the things that they're doing Like you ask the questions And you get the answers And you and you develop an understanding or understanding well enough to teach somebody else Even if the course was terrible You will have learned more than if some did somebody who went through a $10,000 boot camp Because you went about it a different way. They were waiting for someone to feed them information You were looking into the information and going what is in here that I can use what is here that I can take out and in Use in my life. What can I activate right now? Digit team so that is it She biggest fan of the real cast of darrow. I hope that was was helpful There was a little bit of some some rambling going on in their team But what I want to do right? I'm on a new format. I'm on a new kick and I remember when I was going to work. I was community every day I was going two hours to work two hours back and I would listen to this podcast Uh called entrepreneurial fire. And so you guys could check that out entrepreneurial fire with jolly doomas it's a daily podcast where he interviews business leaders and I listened to that podcast because I'm in the business, but I never really listened to anything else Um, I mean, there's some other stuff that I listened to but the podcast was all like once once a week He was the only podcast that was every day. So what I want to do is here is bring you Uh some feature linked content That's going to be helpful inspiring motivational inspirational getting you dedicated help you learn some more help you become a better version of yourself I want to deliver that every day So while you're going to work driving to work driving from work, you've got something that you can look forward to Um, and then you've got something that'll make you think you got something that'll put some different thoughts and ideas in your head Help you push in life and help you become not man Not not even like not even a better coder or a better programmer That's like a better person like dude. It's not about code is a code is a tool It's not about the code. It's fun to sit down. That's the thing like that's that's what gets us high We sit down and we type on the keyboard and it's super awesome to see like This box do something after we gave it this command because it seems so unreal It's like when you ask a person to do something it's like cool They go do it and you're like, thank you But if you were to ask a tree To do something if you were like hey tree Grab me a coke from the fridge and the tree like jumped up out the ground and walked to the fridge You would feel like a boss. You would feel like a master like like bro Like i'm god over here and like computers make us feel that way And so we get caught up in this I gotta learn this new programming language because the new programming language It's gonna make you feel good when you write like if you do hello world in javascript you feel good And then if you do hello world in pearl you feel good And then if you do hello world and see sharp you feel good you feel good But you ain't built nothing man. You ain't built nothing That's the thing I want to motivate people to like build stuff man and to work together That's what the code 365 startup lab is about I want to build it into a community Where are these like-minded people people who want to learn to code for fun and profit? They want to get jobs, but they also want to build their own stuff their own applications their own websites their own whatever it is So it'll make them some money and they can have fun doing it in the process and they can show other people And they can have fun teaching people it's all about Having fun team like if you can't have fun like there's no need to do it So that's what it's all about so daily i'm going to be dropping some long form content like this I want to keep it at around 60 minutes. I don't know how long this one is But I figured I put myself on the schedule do these every day and then build something every day And we can go out here and we can get it together team If you want to support me if you want to support the channel if you want to support those five kids I was talking about and my little bitty dog chip and the little lizard that we just got we just got this I don't even know what it's called, but we're going to be having some fun with him We're going to give him a website. We're going to give him a webcam We're going to do all kinds of crazy stuff team But if you want to support this whole thing that's going on over here team Check out the cold 365 startup lab Dot com where you can get An introductory education to The world of web and software development until next time team is your biggest fan the real casadero Uh-oh. I'm back. I'm back. I meant to go over here. I meant to go here No, this isn't the place here