I enjoy teaching and sharing knowledge of the things that I am passionate about. I am a husband and a father, far from perfect, and striving to be better every day. Thank you for taking an interest in what I do! @jesushilarioh
This podcast contains my thoughts on and motivation for my women colleagues, address my users that need help with programming homework, and talks about my progress so far. Thanks for listening. Check out the on YouTube. @jesushilarioh
"Know your worth! You are valuable - Programmer Motivation (Encouragement)" How much do you value yourself and your skill as a programmer? Don't let rejection at the job interview define you! In this podcast, I share with you some truths and encouragement that I'd wish I heard in my college and career years. Hope this help! Let me know if this video was helpful and if you'd like to see more videos like this one.
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About Me: I enjoy teaching and spreading knowledge of the things that I am passionate about. I am a husband, a father, far from perfect, and striving to be better every day. Thank you for taking an interest in what I do!
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Stop with the excuses and do. All talk, no work = no success. Get to work! @jesushilarioh
Don't Quit, Because You Don't Understand Programming. Blog post. On YouTube. My Links. @jesushilarioh
Sharing my journey, in vlogs, in becoming a software developer from being a truck driver. The Video. My Links. @jesushilarioh
Sharing my journey, in vlogs, in becoming a software developer from being a truck driver. The Video. My Links.
5 Tips - Encouragement (Motivation) for Programmers. https://jesushilarioh.com/links
Hey y'all, just wanted to encourage you if you've been watching my programming videos. In this podcast I encourage you on your journey in learning to code. jesushilarioh.com/links
Tips on being successful. Thanks for listening! https://jesushilarioh.com/links
Hey y’all, I’ve been noticing a recent amount of comments, and have received some feedback through email, regarding some of y’all using my resources to cheat. Not cool!
I understand that cheating will happen, not just in programming but in many areas of life, and I myself, in my younger years used to cheat in classes to get by. Further, I’ve learned that cheating is bad. It’s not good. So, stop!
Now, I know that this will go in through one ear and out the other, for some. However, those of you who are genuinely using these blog posts and videos to learn and to help you in your journey in learning to code, good for you. I have a lot of respect for you! Thank you for using these resources the way they should be used.
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