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FIRST!! How many days a week do you code for yourself? How many hours each day?
Ответитьthe key to becoming a great programmer is to grow hair like you.
Ответитьman, coding is so hard :(
ОтветитьIs that a monarch’s polo? If so that’s sweet, same uni
ОтветитьNeeded this, thanks
ОтветитьWhat if I already do it full time
ОтветитьHi i hope you're going well so my Question is why the most people are fail when they go to learn coding could you explain me this why and how we can fixed This as a Programmer and Thank you so much about This Amazing content good luck
ОтветитьI just need a routine everyday to learn programming I'm currently a mess with college,Work and other stuff.
Ответитьi code 3-4 hrs every day, have worked on many many projects and I'm comfidant that i can build anything given enough time. but i still think im not a good programmer at all. stuff that i code, anyone can do that. i just wanna be better than everyone, and this feeling is eating me and now has started to affect relationships with my family and my girlfriend. i just have no idea what do, nothing seems enough 😞
Ответитьi already code 10 hours a day before watching this yet i aint improving as quickly as i want to
ОтветитьDiscipline is key. If you don't feel resistance then you aren't making progress. -me
ОтветитьI have been coding for like 6 month and don't even know what I must to do to make app, now I have key and I will unlock this lesson
ОтветитьThe key is never give up, keep coding and if you don't like it, with the time I promise you it will start to become addictive and soo fun.
ОтветитьI want to buy that key
ОтветитьI watched this video and now I own Facebook.
Ответитьstop right there i want the key first and you will have your 5$
ОтветитьNice Video bro
Ответить50% comments: “I’m learning Java! (AKA the most obsolete language)”
30%: “I learned HTML! (Not a language btw)”
20%: Actual programmers
I loved the comeback after the coffee spill.
ОтветитьYou’re the only guy who actually gave real tips on how to get better. I’ll graduate in exactly a year and I’ll be back here with my cs degree. God willing thanks 🙏🏽
ОтветитьWooooo this guy
ОтветитьIs it okay to take the weekends off ?
Ответитьi can 100% relate with u on loving to create something but for me its seeing my creation work. btw im a junior cs student at clark atlanta university and im glad i watched this video cuz i’ve been having a hard time with python in my advanced programming class
ОтветитьI didn't know Justin Bieber is a programmer
ОтветитьIn summary: CODE MORE
Thanks for the video, is really helpful
Hi there. Im a junior software/web devloper sinds 2019. I like my job! But i want to improve my coding but when i come home i dont have the motivation to start a project. When im home and i think to start my pc to get started my mind says no, stay on the 🛋 but after a while i regret that i didn’t went to my pc to do a bit of coding. Please im in a dip i think ? Someone help 😔
Ответитьas someone who has started programming 2 months ago Im excited but I'm feeling like i wont ever be as good as those people that started when they were a teen and because of that my chance of programming anything meaningful, making a start up or having a career are low :/ how do you get over that feeling ?
ОтветитьThe Jesus of coding
ОтветитьMost of these points of disciple and consistency are definitely up there and will always be in terms of how to get better at coding. A personal experience of mine is to consciously make yourself look at the 'why' of whatever functionality that you are implementing and keep coming back to it from a perspective of where it fits in the bigger scheme of things. This makes you present your solution (as needed in most programming teams) in terms that are better understood by most of the people involved.
You could keep learning new ways, libraries, frameworks, programming paradigms, languages etc but it's best translated (in my experience) when it's understood even by all members of the team, especially those don't possess the programming know-how of things but can understand terms like 'speed', 'reduced steps/clicks', 'reusability', 'improved Developer Experience' etc
People nowdays started to code since infants
Ответитьdon't put money
ОтветитьWow, the first non-bs video I see about how to get better at coding.
ОтветитьI was going to subscribe...Then realised I did already
Ответитьi love to code to i just can't stop
Ответитьlike for 1 saved coffee
Ответитьdoesn't he look like Justin Beiber a little?
ОтветитьThis has been useful, especially when you said that you tend to put money up for something, you tend to take it seriously; I just recently joined a Coding Boot Camp at one of the bigger Universities here in Ohio and we start in May. I had bought plenty of Udemy courses when they were all on sale for like 10 or 20 dollars and I just couldn't find the willingness to complete any of them. However, this coding boot camp is a big chunk of change so I'll probably take it a bit more serious
Ответитьi Really like Your videos,i always listen While i'm Coding
Ответить"it's not about motivation, it’s about discipline"
I seriously needed that. Thanks.
What should I major in if I want a job where I have to code the majority if not the entire time.
ОтветитьThanks
ОтветитьStarted to code for 1-2 hours a day 5-6x a week about 2 months ago. Hands down best way to start retaining this stuff!
ОтветитьWhen we were kids there was no "motivation"... You had to do something, then just do it.
ОтветитьIs it possible that the video is a bit oversharpened?
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