How to Actually Learn Software Engineering

Listen here fella I have zero knowledge can you help me learn.

Yes

I want to be a software engineer you inspire me

I’m beginner where will I start learning programming

CONCEPTS CONCEPTS! HIGHLY RECOMMEND CS50 OR MIT CS COURSES.

Please make a intermediate or advance c++ course

Buy my course or do nothing and be a, loser yeah that doesn't sound like a high pressure sales man tactic. 🤔

Is it best for me to learn c++ as a beginner?

Thanks Caleb, thanks for showing us your mistakes so we don't repeat them!

It's this course free?

at the age of 12 i got attracted by programming

Thank you Caleb for this video! I am 11 from Sri Lanka who wants to be a software engineer!

You deserve a like and this like made you reach 800th likes!

Pay him $167 to learn sth that you can learn on your own for free.

thanks a lot <3 . if i learn one language and feel bored ? what should i do . when i feel bored i try to code other laguage to se how it work , but is there any way to sticky with one language

I have a question

How can a 15 yr old kid get the pc for software engineering purposes?

Hey Caleb, Just bought the course. I noticed theres a deadline to apply, is that because the course is live instruction or all video on demand?

This guy always comes for rescue.... thanks for making this video...🥺

Correct Caleb 🌹🌹🔥🔥

it's the life transformation that the tech can provide.

What language should I start first? Say I only know html+
So what should I learn ( im a highschol student)

Awesome video, Caleb! Congratulations on 300K subscribers! You deserve them. Mash that subscribe and like buttons folks and turn on notifications!

damn i have debts to pay n stuff and the course is 160... unfortunately i cant afford but thanks for everything so far though

Funny as I’m a true software engineer with a degree stating so. Funny as all the jobs I’ve had req a college degree to include 4 semester classes in calculus, 3 semester classes in physics, 8 semester classes in software design, along with 3+ programming languages. I would never gotten the work I did by teaching myself a language as that wasn’t ever a question asked during interviews. 😂 The questions asked were “Where did you graduate from? What’s your gpa? When did you graduate? What languages? What work experience?” And that was worth $250K+ depending on the contractor. So good luck teaching yourself,.. programming languages are just the tool to get requirements implemented. If you don’t understand implementation, languages mean nothing.

At first I tried to learn Java, it was hell. Then I moved to python and learned all the Basics and some advanced topics and I did not regret it!
Now I’m learning C# and I’m not having much trouble :> (for now)

So how did you learn python did you read a book or watch tutorials which learning path did you take

Because there are so many genius in this field, when we compare to others, we always feel we are bad and know nothing about software development.

Hello guys... To: Freelancers who started a business: What is the one thing you have done to make a shift in your coding business... You do stellar work but the pay is quite peanuts. What did you do to make a shift in your engineering career? Hope its clear enough

Petition for an glsl or vulkan shading tutorials.

Totally agree, I did the shotgun approach for way too long and my knowledge was fragmented and the dots weren't joining. I've since started taking the narrow and deep approach and having a much easier time with coding.

Caleb Sir please do a tutorial on Opencv🙏

Hi caleb. this is the first updated video I watched of you. thanks for the tutorials especially the c++. I learned a lot and am still learning more !

While I appreciate the chance to do this course and I would love to I don't have the funds spare presumably the course is in USD that makes it approximately 200 in my currency.

Hi Caleb 8 months tell now studied watching you classes all your programmers I almost uderstood every things front end and back end Ivan be full stack but I did love c# after all that now I love to join python deeply classes live in nyc but if I need not to be in your camp my love and respect

I loved your DB stuff..❤️

Great video, Kaleb! I am cafecotech from Instagram haha Love your videos! Too bad my local currency is too depreciated compared to dollar 🥺 All the best :)

Thanks Caleb ,

I love your vids <3

Man. Thanks as usual . Stay safe .

Your android playlist was the first source, that I engaged myself in, for learning android dev. It was a fun experience. You rock, man.
Still got much to learn, but I did that Tic-Tac-Toe game to apply what I had learned and show it off :D

any source of learning is good, as long as you keep it at that source. Bootcamps... meh, that does just not work out for me

Nice stuff. Take away, Programming language doesn't matter it's just a tool to solve problems.

Caleb i love your videos, you demonstrate a very important point, can you perhaps do a video series on how to think like an engineer/programmer to develop logic and problem solving skills? i would love to see your input in how you go about developing those skills

Really helpful,thank you! :)

Thank you Caleb, 16 and trying my best to get into my dream job. This video really helped me!

Caleb to the rescue! :P
Thanks for the video

That 12 minutes ad though