@andywood7151
Excellent video Julia, thanks for posting!
@nox-1
Awesome video... Waiting for the next one ... 💙
@zyluspvt
Very useful video ❤️❤️
@nemeconcept
Giving up when the going gets tough, diligence, patience and consistent noted!
@jagat123
U covered complete things.👍👍👍
@whyafan
I could relate with these mistakes. Thanks for making a video about this 🙌
@drfcozapata
Certainly, mistakes are our best teachers, even if they hurt 😉. Mistake 5 (the famous hell tutorial) made me lose a lot of time; until I understood that I should focus on 1-2 mentors and coding as much as I could during the day. I don't have your experience and, in fact, I'm just looking for my first job as a developer (I've never worked for someone; I was a pediatrician for 25 years and I have 4 years working as a freelancer, and just a few months developing websites as a freelancer), so the imposter syndrome is my biggest struggle at the moment. Again, THANK YOU for your advice. Big hugs and blessings. 🤗🙏
@hipradeep
Good day👍, point 15 is awesome
@tusharnagar1398
Thanks for creating this great video. Wanting to get more educational/inspiring content from you. ❤ from India
@hasandalvi420
thanks juli that was a great tips from i just started learning java and this tips gonna help me in my learning journey
@nemeconcept
Lone Wolf 🐺 key!
@luisasopas5429
What an accurate video! Your explanation was amazing, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I wish you success and I am subscribing to your channel right now!
@pawanrajput9451
Thanks for sharing
@arpanpadhi5853
Wow! JULIA that was really insightful. Can you make a video on how do we know when we are qualified enough for a job. For ex how much should i practice react or angular for being able to hired. Love your videos😇❤️✌️
@Sarvesh_Coder
big fan of you
@amirfennour2730
Greetings! ;)
@hab256
First comment!
@tanaymaney2814
Hey new sub here..Have you completed 100devs?
@dhruv2593
Mistake no 17- you have not subscribed her yet😂. Click that button rn 🙃gooooooo😂
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