Don’t learn web dev this way

The real question is, did I spell is misakte on purpose, since I was talking about mistakes? 😉

One must pass thru tutorial hell before you can achieve the glory that is "Hello World!"

Thank you

I’ve found the easy way to learn is just build things and then when I come across a technology I need to integrate, I then look up blogs, stack overflow and docs while building my thing.

As someone whos been in tutorial hell for years, thanks for the websites you have recommended and for your videos as well

Listen bro its way easierntonstart working at stuff this way.

Learning by doing 💯

Shot in the foot. I will no longer watch your videos, thanks

I loved the tips at the end. Thanks for sharing the knowledge Kevin! 😀

W3schools is such a tutorial gem...not too long, not too short...

I once had been stuck in "tutorial hell". What I did was:
1. Forget about tutorials
2. Think of what you want to build (instagram clone for example).
3. Break down all the things you want to be in your website.
4. Code and search on Google search engine and understand how this and that works and apply it to your code.

It works like a charm for me, and I stopped watching tutorial videos, and read lessons after that.

Edit: Just don't spoonfeed yourself.

I would say codecademy is great place you learn and practice same time and cant progress unless you finish task

soooo you mean we need to learn some basics and then try to practice? what I am doing is that I am reading my masters reference on html and css and I am taking notes so that I can go and practice them later is that OK? though I feel like it might be a waste of time but with my little knowledge I've made some good static web pages even though they were so simple.... so I felt like if I learn more I'll do better. actually I am in panic mode cause others in my class are way better I don't know what should I do 🙂😂

thx a lot for the list

Thanks sir 👍

Bookmark: check later.

I'm working on a project from front end mentor, I got stuck and it is frustrating me because I feel I should know how to get myself out and I feel if I watch a video or look up some solution I feel as though I'm not worthy😞

I am on a learning process from ChatGPT, as i need to translate the prompt in an effective way to get the right code like i want it to, i also skateboard and i totally agree you can learn tricks just by watching, need to stand on your skateboard and build a good connection between your logic and muscles, joints etc.

Theres no short cuts!

Bruh, story of my life.

Tutorial meant to teach the concept so learn the concepts N
And apply it and documention is super important learn how to use it

also free code camp

I went to school

Yes sir correct sir 👍❤️

A good way of learning it's by doing.

I devoured this tip, and I'm starting to develop newbie level challenges in Frontend Mentor thanks Kevin!!!

Very helpful and after follow these key steps of actually building after learning is very constructive.
Thanks sir.

True I am at present struggling in web d and now I have even completed back end and still didn't understand web d

"I see people make this MISAKTE all the time." 🙂🙂

How did you get good design for personal portofolio

I am new to front and development and i can make most basic websites using html and css but the problem I face is how to make them responsive I can make them responsive but that just messes everything. Can anyone guide me please?

Great advice!

i recomend to use mimo it tells from where to start

one course is more than enough to start development

People actually watch tutorials without doing it at the same time?

Love the Mkistae spelling very attention grabbing.

The problem is people like you also contribute to the problem. How many Project based tutorials have you uploaded on your channel? You just like other educators upload similar contents and then you call the learning process a mistake.

Live what you preach, Mr. Powell.

This is great but the majority of the battle is actually making a decision about what to build.

Here to say I hate the web dev stack

Yea, a good thing to fix this is to write along with the tutorial, then after it works, edit what you wrote.
Try thing, check docs, change the colors, create an animation, reorganise.
Try shit to understand what works and what do not.
Gl

You code as you go on your own projects through udemy too. You just chose a bad course

Thank you for this ❤❤

I learned programming with trial and error. When I didn't know how to do something (or failed to do something), I would watch a tutorial on that specific thing until I understood it

You Sir are a rockstar!!!
Thank you

They watch those videos because of Reactjs... It's awful!

but if you dont have or know someone about that language that you are learning, than what

I've spent 2hours coding in a 30 minute video. i can confirm he's 100% correct

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Great 👍👍

Please add subtitles