life as a developer building a startup (in nyc cafes)

Already close to 30k your growth is insane!

Man i still wonder how you gained so many subs in such a short time like how??

Waking up, Jacob post a video. Great start of the day

nice way to start a sunday

Coding + Alcohol = Ideas 🤣

Just in time for my second coffee of the day. Should I also add some booze?

Love your vids so much

can't wait for the discord!

love your videos!

Loving this series, man. This is what I subscribed for. Keep it up!!!

Miss driving to work vlogs and making coffee upstairs, haha you've come a long way bro keep it up!

excited for the discord community!

you forgot to finish the drink hahaha

Oh man! That Starbucks looks really nice 🔥

Hey Jacob. I am also working on a school project and I need to generate clientId client secret pairs for granting access to users to use the service.
Interested in knowing how you have implemented the ssh deploy keys flow

Love this series so much. Really love your thinking out loud with the SSH encryption <3

love your videos, i'm currently 18 and kinda lost with my life, atm doesn't seems like life is going forward
but seeing your uploads inspires me a lot to keep pushing forward and pursuit my dream of being a full time software engineers
thanks for the awesome videos ❤

Loving the almost daily vlog, keep up the good work and awesome content! From a long time subscriber that doesn't even code !

That Starbucks actually looked quite neat, I have been drinking their strawberry acai teas lately, love them. Great video per usual, I am excited for the next one!

Jacob Subs stonks

What camera are you using to record in this video?

hey bro,I have been following your videos.I have coded for about 4years now , I have tried my personal side projects (most of what I have built have just failled or just didn't turn out to be what I expected) .could you share how you validate your ideas or how you go through the process of creating a startup eg How do you know that this idea is gonna pick up. I would Appreciate your reply so much.

happy 27k subs, jacob!

we told jacob that he should be more active here and he took that personally, love the content bro, keep it up ❤🤣

Working on something similar myself 🔥

"Subscribe if you are a dev" .... Well, I guess I have to unsubscribe now >< ... I am not a dev, I am a tech support 😆. Keep going, your vlogs are really nice!

South Africa 🎉 subscribed

The tech is familiar to me, if you want any sort of contributions just let me know 😀

VS code theme name?

Why not MySQL?

so interesting to see the developing of you project, waiting for the best dev discord

These videos lately gives me motivation to tackle the issues I face in my dev works and keep going! these are soo helpful...Thanks mate keep bringing these!!

I thought I was subscribed already 😕

I can’t thank you enough for introducing me to Scrimba. The front end developer path course has been a breath of fresh air.

Loving the consistency! Keep it ip

What VS code theme are you using? Looks really cool 🔥

Going to that starbucks is always part of my trip to NYC, even if its just a bathroom break.
Fresh cut bro!
Can't wait for that discord.

Are you using sonner for your toasts ? If you are i would love to see how you styled them to get that dark feel

Dude, who puts the project file tree on the right?? 😂

A private repository sharing tool? What's the difference between that and bitbucket ?

Is this project open source?

Great vid as always. I notice you rarely have your laptop on mains power - apple quote crazy battery like - think the air is 18 hours - can't remember the pro but let's say 12-18. I wondered your experience with code editor open, browser and probably something like docker. Do you get anywhere near their quotes ?

Hi Jacob, i'm Brazilian, come back the legend.

Loving to watch the daily NYC grind! Always fun 🚀🚀🚀

Where did you get your transparent glasses ! I love them

Heyy, I’m a big fan of yours from Nigeria

Your videos inspire me a lot! Great job man!

I'm involved in a late stage startup based in Austin, TX. I love watching content like this as sort of a "sliding doors" scenario - if I had the ability to do it all over again from scratch, now 10 years later when the stacks are decidedly more streamlined and evolved (and lean for lack of a better term) - what would I choose? How much better might it have been... or not. Great work.

I'm seeing nestjs ooooooooo