Stop Watching Programming Tutorials
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A tutorial for stop using tutorials. 😂
The ultimate not-tutorial tutorial
@@omomer3506that’s a Meta Tutorial 😂
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🤣🤣 That's your tutorial for higher self-control.
So true... but when it comes to "Gather enough knowledge", it feels like not enough knowledge yet. 😂
My main problem is not finding a project to build but finding something I can stick to until the end. I usually start making something, then feel bored and abandon it after some time.
Focus is a superpower.
skill issue
@@togfanatic3781 for you?
Yep, this case occurs with me also.
that resonated with me
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Completely agree. This is exactly how I did this and master the FULL STACK
Don't get stuck on knowing the best way or the "correct" way of doing things. Just get your projects done. Remember, you are actually lazier than you think. You'll discover the best and correct ways eventually, probably out of necessity.
you people are always talking about projects but never give away any examples for beginners. like what project am i supossed to come up with??
@@erickpruneda923so for you watching a tutorial is to find a project ? That is weird.
@@erickpruneda923build a comment section
@@erickpruneda923 it's one google search away bro
Why is this comment so true, literally the laziest person in the school is me
I definitely need to do that, I’ve been stuck in “tutorial hell” for a while and struggle building projects completely on my own. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your React tutorials
Thanks, Kyle 🙌🏻 you're awesome 👍🏻✌🏻
I love tutorials bro what u talking about I never make projects just course after course after course I love it I'm doing this for 2 years now and I love it :-)
This is the method I have been using. I am glad you pointed it out.🎉
Can't agree more!
Thank you 😊
thanks bro
I do this exactly, but when it comes time to needing a new language i just dont know where to start so then i hop on freecodecamp or w3schools but when is enough to get started learning how to do specific stuff. Like javascript is my most recent and im just grinding out freecodecamp stuff to gain an understanding of the syntax, but when can i learn how to script stuff on html and css. Thats kinda just my thought process
Couldn't agree more sir
What is a cool project to build?
Thanks to JavaScript being so unpredictable it's becoming really hard to write even a tiny project that doesn't throw errors
I watch because of your majestic hair, I don’t even care about anything else
Please make video how to make Pull request and how to approve
Just in time learning is the only way for me.
Reading in bulk doesnt do much other than get you an overall picture of the stuff you will need to practice in detail, but it takes too much time...
So the best is to practice with small projects. Watch tutorials for what you need at the moment. Only later reading a book or watching tutorials out of context may be helpful, because by then you already know what you are looking at.
If I’m understanding you correctly, begin a project that interests you. Then, research what you need to learn to build it. Finally build it and as you go use small tutorials to understand how to implement the code? And this should be more effective than coding alongside a project tutorial?
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More or less. That might work too.
1- Begin a project that interests you, preferably something small and easy.
2- Look for other similar projects, and tutorials on them. Follow them, as you try to build your own version.
3- Follow any small tutorials for any specific task. Or anything custom.
4- By now you already have some vocabulary, so now you can watch tutorials in bulk or read in bulk without feeling overwhelmed, and absorbing a lot of what you see.
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Another thing you can do, if you come accross an entirely new subject that is super complicated to learn:
Have 5 states of learning:
1- Following and doing. You follow a tutorial, and copy it as you follow it.
2- Do a small exercise on the subject, after you watched it. Failed? Go back to 1 Or:
3- After you exercised. Watch another tutorial on the same subjected. Just watch it even if you dont get most of the stuff.
4- Have a book on C++ or JS. Take it with you to the beach, and read 1 chapter everytime before you go to swim or for a run.
5- Convert the C++ book into audiobook, and take it with you to run. It will help you cement some stuff.
Is it ok to code along with project tutorials like yours? I am just coming off of watching conceptual courses and am enjoying projects much more, but I don’t have the skills to just think of a project and begin coding yet. Is this still a productive method? Is there a learning method I should be working toward as I increase my skills?
Practicing python today
Thats the truth, big up
Bro said we should stop watching him
I was spending time on tutorials for six months back then three years ago. but when i wrote my first program by myself... BOM. Now I'm senior SE
Great advice Kyle. Can I watch your tutorials though😅
Amen.
THIS is the way.
Very True⭐⭐⭐
Exactly 💯
I agree.
Totally agrere, thats why i subscribed to your channel
true
I'm senior dev and learned everything in practice. I'm watching your video mostly for fun. Sometimes I may learn some specific hints. Nut mostly - it's something I more or less already know, and I just make my information bubble stronger.
True 👍
TRUE
💯 correct
Agree
Cheers mate that's quality advice it is like anything you want to learn you can not get from just books alone you need a chance to play in the sandbox lol lego logic😅
That's a fact. I'm glad you made this.
When I here of DSA to get a job at FAANG, my brain and projects always stops
Good to know ive been doing it right
I wonder if all of us learning via AI is going to lead to less dev jobs overall
Exact
If you wanna learn how to write code, you need to start writing code. I had plenty of people in my circles who say they want to learn programming but their methods are usually: trying to apply for universities, paying for expensive courses, or watching youtube. I then google "online python interpreter" and hand it over to them
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I guess we watch the tutorial to grasp the concept first, it's useless if we decide to do some project alongside watching tutorial about that project without not knowing the full concept first.
100% agreed. Tried watching and watching then ended up just wasting time. Eventually my hands just knew what to do with trial and error. The difference is immense. Trust yourself, trust your brain.
It could be great if you could suggest a better way to read documentation effectively from a beginners perspective.
I have a couple of computers I use. I have a Win 7, a Win 8.1 laptop, a Win 10 laptop, and 2 desktops with Win 10. They all have different purposes.
I got an ad about gett Win 11 + 2021 Vio, Project, and Office for $9. An offer I could not refuse. so, I will load one o of the Win 10 Desktop with Win 11 OS and the other programs.
OK. got everything downloaded, and The three ancillary programs loaded OK.
I got to Win 11, but it failed to load, it said I lacked a program that was needed for the Win 11 program to load. A TPM, I think program that is actually in the computer but needs to be activated.
I had to look that up to know.
So, I am following the directions to go and activate this program and part of the instructions is to restart the machine. I restart the machine and absolutely terminate myself.
Lost all the access, and the Windows license number, and upon further reading there has to be a choice made by a forensic examination made by you. I had to fire myself I was so stupid. What's my point?
My point is whenever you buy software that is downloaded online, always, and never fail to do this, save all the information you get to a separate place where you have access to it if you need to now, and in the future.
I went back to the downloaded info I had and it was gone. I cannot blame the seller. there was an overabundance of information related to the downloads, I did not want to take the time to read. It would not have saved me from my mistake, because there was an actual opportunity to test the computer to see if it was compatible. I had put a needed disk in the computer and loaded Win 10 into it, so it maybe did not have the setup to accept the program routinely. A great lesson I learned.
You can tell someone to think about what you're doing, but if they are all full of I know what I am doing, it takes a disaster to show them, no, you don't know what you're doing.
I have not heard anything about Win 11 and maybe this is why. A lot of people like me who expect loading software to be a breeze, learn it isn't a breeze when you get the error message the load cannot be completed because you do not have a component you need to connect the software to your computer. Wait, what?
Now you have to start thinking, and that's when your problems start. You are starting from ground zero on a technical problem you have no idea how to fix.
I knew research is something I do well and found the answers quickly, but geez what a bunch of BS, you have to go to UEFI and determine if the setting is 4 or 5 and that's determined on, etc, and on and on.
I have asked the seller to resend the email. I think I will test the Win 10 machines I have to see if any are available for a Win 11 install. Take care.
Bro casually said "Don't watch my videos" 💀
dumb4ss, bad joke, presumably a low iq individual
POV: Moulding to scenarios 😅. 🆒 Kail
This is 100% True. watching tutorials are just for Time-pass.
IMO, Its better to do an iterative cycle of book (docs) learning then building a project you are genuinely interested in and googling along the way. If you feel you are pleateauing, go back to reading.
That's not true for everyone, different strokes for different folks.
People way of learning to code are different from each other.. but most people learn best by coding it and practice
But... but... it's tutorial too 💀💀😂
ok *stops watching this video*
dumb4ss, bad joke, presumably a low iq individual
It's an iterative process. Learn enough to get something going a little. As you hit roadblocks research to address. Repeat and incrementally you'll have oddly enough learned.
you say that but how people are supossed to learn about data structures or algorithms?? just by doing "projects"?? believe me, leetcode problems arent solved by "projects", it is almost mandatory to watch tutorials
I don't think he meant not to watch tutorials per se. The idea is learn enough to start working on your projects. While doing that, you will still reference tutorials, but this time, it will be for a specific piece of info and to serve a specific need.
I don’t care what anyone says tutoring is a good way to get a grasp. I’m a see do learner. I need to see atleast once or else imma just be stuck in one place
Then How Your Home Will Run 😂?
0:40 Except you gotta make your own projects without a tutorial guiding you through it. Everything else sounds about right tho
So, that means stop watching your channel
You are so handsome 😍
I use the tutorial to destroy the tutorials
Ok I'll stop watching programming tutorials starting with you. Unsubbed.
AI has been a game changer for me when it comes to learning new programming skills. The back and forth that are possible are priceless. Want to dig in more, just ask to write some more examples. So far I haven't come across to many areas where it's been wrong.
Won't watch your videos from now on. 👍
he doesnt need a low iq like you, you can stop watching his vids, probably you failed to understand what he's trying to say, that presumes that your iq is low and is probably the reason you are having a hard time coding.
Great I’m stuck how about a tutorial on implementing a graphql server, with a reactjs server that has signup using user/password creds 2fa, login and account recovery. 🫠
I wasted 2 years on tutorial.
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Thank you😊.