Fireship

Jeff Delaney, better known online as Fireship, is an American variety web development YouTuber who does tutorials on full-stack web development, explanations for various aspects of web technologies, and many original series of tech related videos such as The Code Report, 100 Seconds of Code and Code This, Not That.
Jeff originally started as Angular Firebase, posting tutorials of using Angular, a JavaScript UI framework alongside with , a service for building databases and back-end infrastructure. By 2018, he published his first popular non-Firebase video about tips and tricks, up until he finally rebranded as Fireship by 2019.
==About==
===Personal life===
There is not much information regarding Jeff's personal life, aside from him being a self-taught web developer.
*Jeff's wife's name is Breezy.
*According to the Honeypot interview video:
**His father had passed in 2018 on New Year's day.
**He has two other older children.
He first started doing web development when his parents needed a website for their bamboo nursery, relying on online tutorials and .https://youtu.be/XRoSBWYMefY?t=111 The website's copyright timestamp dates the site back to 2008.
In June 2022, Jeff announced that his son was born.https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxEZY_JNasKtBguFwPM8uCsNuyB-EOkjz_ As a joke from a result of a poll, the baby boy's "name" is .
===History===
Jeff has a personal channel made at November 21st, 2011, but never uploaded anything until August 15th, 2020.
Jeff started his main channel at April 8th, 2017, and subsequently published his first video at that date. The video is titled "Angular 4 Development and Production Environments with Firebase" and discusses about ways to start an Angular project within the Firebase platform for development and production level deployment.
On June 8th, 2018, he posted his first non Firebase video "VS Code Top-Ten Pro Tips", where he showcases 10 tips and tricks about the code editor, Visual Studio Code. It is also his first video that hit 1M+ views.
These Angular-Firebase topic videos kept being the main focus of the channel until he decided to change the channel format to be more of a varied software development-related channel at September 7th, 2018, announcing it at the video "The Future of Angular Firebase - Channel Update". Since then, Jeff have been increasingly veering off from the Firebase exclusive tutorial videos to a more general web development videos.
On January 9th, 2019, he rebranded the channel as Fireship, and announces the start of Fireship.io, his personal website containing paid and free courses and more in-depth tutorials about the topics he have covered. He announced this change at "Fireship.io - Channel Update".
On August 15th, 2020, at his personal channel, "Jeff Delaney", he published a video "How I Make Videos for Programmers (on Fireship.io)", explaining how he manages the channel, and how he made videos for programmers.
==YouTube==
===Content===
Jeff regularly makes programming oriented videos at an unknown schedule.
His videos are fast paced and compact, with video styles ranging from tutorials, news, and reviews. He usually intertwines the content of his videos with memes, deadpan humour, and programming memes or references. His ending "Like and Subscribe" statement is usually written in the video topic's programming language (i.e. Like && Subscribe, like AND subscribe).
On September 9, 2022, Jeff launched Beyond Fireship, an extended content channel where he dives deeper on interesting or more-looked-upon subject pertaining to his main channel videos.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmYUalHyYk&lc=UgxZJBe4x_BvnIrc5Ud4AaABAg
===Series===
He currently has three running video series:
*100 Seconds of X - a short, 100 second video where Jeff provides a very condensed crash course about a particular concept, such as "DNS Explained in 100 Seconds", or a programming language, such as "Python in 100 Seconds". He regularly goes beyond 100 seconds, discussing and explaining further than the regular format, and often invites professional and experienced people in their field to be featured in the video, assisting in the "beyond" section of the video.
*Code This Not That - a varied video format where Jeff showcases common mistakes or non productive habits commonly seen in development environments, one of these is "10 CSS Pro Tips - Code this, NOT that!", where he showcases 10 tips and tricks about .
*The Code Report - A series of news-like of major events in the tech industry, the first episode: "How a CS student tracks Elon’s Private Jet with Python // The Code Report", where Jeff reports the story of Jack Sweeney, a then 19-year-old Python developer, created a bot that tracked and disseminated information about Elon Musk's one and only private jet. He also covers JavaScript frameworks and AI-related news as well.
===Interview by Honeypot===
On the July 6, 2023, Jeff was interviewed by the tech journalist channel Honeypot, which detailed a lot of Delaney's personal life and professional career.
==References==
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