My advice to new coders. I am a software developer in the development field for the last 10 years. And forget about jumping into learning a new framework or new technology. Focus on the core raw concepts of code itself. Understand them deep. For e.g., I would highly recommend any new coder to either take up javascript or python as their first coding language. These 2 are highly relevant in today's commercial space. Learn the basics thoroughly, deeply. It will take you close to a year or self study and practise to get them at your finger tips. Then practise those concepts. And make mistakes. its ok. make them at the start. Learn from the error and learn what concept you got it wrong. Over time, develop the habit of reading code and having the skillset to understand what others have written, especially good code. Writing code is a long journey and not something that can be done in 3 months or so people. Hit me up if you want to know more tips as I will be happy to share with you folks. happy coding!
I took c++ for my base instead of python and java, am I on the right path according to you? I am trying to learn ds algo but I can't find a good resource to learn ds algo with c++ . I am in my third year and I really want to create my future as a good software engineer.
@@ananyathakur8229 Hi, congrats on choosing to become a software engineer. Regarding your question on c++, yes you are definitely in the right path. Let me explain. In a real world project, you might be a javascript developer but you might be also required to know a little kotlin, java or go depending on what role you are given. Different languages differ in their syntaxes and also the way they are written (i.e the design principles behind the language itself). End of the day, all languages have the same concepts, if else conditions or loops, variables , functions etc. c++ is a lower level language. by learning them your understanding of java or python should be better. for algo resources, you can check out leetcode or hackerrank. leetcode is my personal favourite as it has sample interview questions from companies such as amazon or microsoft
don't watch about 8 mins of it and close. please do not waster your time to watch this video. it teaches you nothing about anything at all. guess says go google it. Im warning you. don't waste your time. This video is 12 mins long. i rather you go learn how to do coding/programmingfor 12 mins, at least you will get 12 mins of coding knowledge out of it
“You will learn things through failing, that success will never teach you”. So true! I’m 30 and teaching my self how to code right now and I have never been into so many road blocks in my life. But as I progress and learn how to go forward, I better understand the “magic” that is going on… And it’s exciting! Don’t quit guys, we got this!
The biggest risk of life is never taking a risk at all is really a very thrilling line one could really learn from it best line ever said in this session
DUDE! YOU JUST GAVE ME AN IDEA FOR MY FUTURE! I am a Computer Science student and I just discovered myself. Now I know what would be my goal in life. I'll be back a few years from now when I became successful and really hope that It might boom! Thank you so much!
Osama Adel we need to change the definition of maturity. for most people, it means loss of excitement and constant curiosity. a society, that promotes maturity, is bad. it kills creativity, which is the only key to innovation.
Learning that stuff is so difficult but because of that you are more motivated to do it. One day I was so mad because the previous day I couldn’t finish a program and I was so angry that I said to myself : now you’re gonna take you’re freaking computer and you’re gonna solve the problem. I did it and now my game was working perfectly, but I already knew that the next day I was going to deal with another problem and I’ would get mad again, but despite that I knew that in two days I would know how to solve the problem and that it was going to be like this forever and that’s what does not give me up. Coding it’s not just a challenge in the “code” it teaches you that you’ll always deal with problems, in life, relationships etc. but only if you keep moving forward you’ll get everything you started for. This goes to all the people that never give up, that are always in search for new adventures and opportunities. To those that don’t know what to do with their life, to procrastinators, to creators and thinkers that help the world moving forward. Thank y’all to be what others did not want you to be.
Everything work like magic. We create because we try to change the world of what we create and what the world feel about it. To change is adopt a new technology and strategy to make a better world and help other developer to growth and present them the solution. This is a great talk about creating a value to the community. :)
"You live in a world of magic, you can find out anything instantly." this really stuck with me. This is exactly what I try to explain to people who have the idea of thinking they want to do something but not knowing where to start. You can do ANYTHING you've EVER wanted with a plethora of FREE resources with this little thing called Google. You can find sheet music to any song, you can find entire documentation on any programming language ever created, you can find free 3D models for almost anything you want to 3D print, you can find free courses from top colleges like Stanford and Harvard on their website's. The only thing stopping you is yourself. You have every opportunity in the world handed right to you. You live in a world of magic, and yet this is the world we live in. I'm now teaching myself PHP and MySQL to build dynamic websites and I'm learning more and more everyday. Just today I learned how to upload my code to GitHub. Tomorrow I'll learn how to do something else, and then something after that.
Thought I needed to say this and get it out of my system... Ive been going to the university for about a year now, and have been struggling with programming the entire year. I found out that i really enjoy photography, and it got me even more lost... I know people say to go after what you love, but the truth is that I love both... I need to get my head in the game.. I WANT TO BECOME A PROGRAMER and a good one, it's in my head now! I hope it's not too late for me.. I am still only 19 years old...
I like this video,especially like his idea:we just need to know what to create ,and the learn to create, and we can create what we want to create.I believe in my ability to learn,I also learned to create app three years ago, i created apps.it is magic for me.i am a magican.
Justin is amazing!! I was one of those 40K+ Youth Digital students and loved every bit of it. I cannot imagine what my life would be like without the impact that Justin and all of Youth Digital's amazing staff and community have had on it. Huge thanks to Justin and Youth Digital's staff!! I know you all are still doing amazing things and continuing to inspire children and youths all over the world!! 💖
Really? So the rich and successful aren't the ones who own capital and can use it to extract profits from other peoples labour? It's the nameless inventors and engineers who are rich and successful... I must've forgot that we live in the magical world now.
This was an Amazing Talk! I love the terms he uses to describe the passion that burns inside every one of us creators out there. If you doubt what he said in this speech or even remotely disagree, you will go no where in life.
I started my adventure with coding in Python, I am ambitious and I want to create. Create something useful and groundbreaking for the world. I'm still learning. I am eager to meet people who want the same, have ideas and are willing to work. let me know if anyone wants to try with me - let me know. maybe we will be the creators of something extraordinary and they will quote us in the next videos!
I am trying tof igure out how to ask for permission to use this TED talk on my web page as I stand by the mantra "Don't just learn to code, Learn to create!" its has inspired me deeply
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My advice to new coders. I am a software developer in the development field for the last 10 years. And forget about jumping into learning a new framework or new technology. Focus on the core raw concepts of code itself. Understand them deep. For e.g., I would highly recommend any new coder to either take up javascript or python as their first coding language. These 2 are highly relevant in today's commercial space. Learn the basics thoroughly, deeply. It will take you close to a year or self study and practise to get them at your finger tips. Then practise those concepts. And make mistakes. its ok. make them at the start. Learn from the error and learn what concept you got it wrong. Over time, develop the habit of reading code and having the skillset to understand what others have written, especially good code. Writing code is a long journey and not something that can be done in 3 months or so people. Hit me up if you want to know more tips as I will be happy to share with you folks. happy coding!
I took c++ for my base instead of python and java, am I on the right path according to you? I am trying to learn ds algo but I can't find a good resource to learn ds algo with c++ . I am in my third year and I really want to create my future as a good software engineer.
@@ananyathakur8229 Hi, congrats on choosing to become a software engineer. Regarding your question on c++, yes you are definitely in the right path. Let me explain. In a real world project, you might be a javascript developer but you might be also required to know a little kotlin, java or go depending on what role you are given. Different languages differ in their syntaxes and also the way they are written (i.e the design principles behind the language itself). End of the day, all languages have the same concepts, if else conditions or loops, variables , functions etc. c++ is a lower level language. by learning them your understanding of java or python should be better. for algo resources, you can check out leetcode or hackerrank. leetcode is my personal favourite as it has sample interview questions from companies such as amazon or microsoft
How can i contact you Sir.? Please provide your social accounts.
I would love a mentor sir!
How would i get to contact you Mr?
@@ananyathakur8229 ya i am also 3rd year and i have started to learn c
Failure teaches more than what success could ever. That's awesome.
great my friend.. this is true from my own experience
Failure only teached me that the world is so cruel, and that I should stop trying
FedJimSmith Why stop?
Abhilash S that's what every loser in life I know would say
don't watch about 8 mins of it and close. please do not waster your time to watch this video. it teaches you nothing about anything at all. guess says go google it. Im warning you. don't waste your time. This video is 12 mins long. i rather you go learn how to do coding/programmingfor 12 mins, at least you will get 12 mins of coding knowledge out of it
"You only Learn To Code, when you want to Create."
🤣
smooth
True
true
@@seemadave1095 🙄🙄🙄
For hundreds of years, generations of creators have been shattering the perception of human limitation.
Wow! wow! wow! Love those words.
I feel good when people appreciate the technology instead of taking things for granted. We truly live in age of miracles!
I love how he describes technology as 'magic'. It really is a beautiful way to describe what most of America takes for granted.
magic is not about doing what is impossible, magic is about doing what is perceived to be impossible
magic is just fancy tricks my friend
Hell yeah xD
fakher Habib hey bro hmu ask you something
"Courage is the magic that turns dreams into reality."
-Richter
pok'emcop yep really true
Any coders/app developers here ?
+RUclips Superbot contact
hola
+Keturitah Andie e ai Andie
Ohhh yah
Anyone code ?
"You will learn more from failure than success will ever teach you." Facts.
Voice of this guy is so soothing. Especially when headphones worn. 🎧
“You will learn things through failing, that success will never teach you”. So true! I’m 30 and teaching my self how to code right now and I have never been into so many road blocks in my life. But as I progress and learn how to go forward, I better understand the “magic” that is going on… And it’s exciting! Don’t quit guys, we got this!
awesome message, I feel like too many coders get stuck in the technical side of things and forget to be imaginative at times
As both a creatively and technologically oriented person, I thought this talk was inspiring, and good for the clearing of blocks.
The biggest risk of life is never taking a risk at all is really a very thrilling line one could really learn from it
best line ever said in this session
DUDE! YOU JUST GAVE ME AN IDEA FOR MY FUTURE! I am a Computer Science student and I just discovered myself. Now I know what would be my goal in life. I'll be back a few years from now when I became successful and really hope that It might boom! Thank you so much!
Hey , then what are you doing now
Hello?
Hello I believe in you bro 💯
Good luck
So what happened?
I liked this talk. I think it is a little bit directed to children rather than adults, but the lesson works for both.
children can be far wiser than adults
great
Osama Adel we need to change the definition of maturity. for most people, it means loss of excitement and constant curiosity. a society, that promotes maturity, is bad. it kills creativity, which is the only key to innovation.
@@timcook3410 definitely, society should have to make a change
Child is the father of man lol
So thankful to be able to listen this.
Let's CREATE.
Learning that stuff is so difficult but because of that you are more motivated to do it. One day I was so mad because the previous day I couldn’t finish a program and I was so angry that I said to myself : now you’re gonna take you’re freaking computer and you’re gonna solve the problem. I did it and now my game was working perfectly, but I already knew that the next day I was going to deal with another problem and I’ would get mad again, but despite that I knew that in two days I would know how to solve the problem and that it was going to be like this forever and that’s what does not give me up. Coding it’s not just a challenge in the “code” it teaches you that you’ll always deal with problems, in life, relationships etc. but only if you keep moving forward you’ll get everything you started for. This goes to all the people that never give up, that are always in search for new adventures and opportunities. To those that don’t know what to do with their life, to procrastinators, to creators and thinkers that help the world moving forward. Thank y’all to be what others did not want you to be.
one of the best tedx talks i've ever listened to.
The biggest risk is not taking any risk at all.
Well said.
one of the best tedx video I have ever watch
Coding is magic
Everything work like magic. We create because we try to change the world of what we create and what the world feel about it. To change is adopt a new technology and strategy to make a better world and help other developer to growth and present them the solution. This is a great talk about creating a value to the community. :)
he was ahead of the game with online classes
I HAD TO LEARN! That's what I took away from this, it's very inspiring! So now I HAVE TO LEARN!
"You live in a world of magic, you can find out anything instantly." this really stuck with me. This is exactly what I try to explain to people who have the idea of thinking they want to do something but not knowing where to start. You can do ANYTHING you've EVER wanted with a plethora of FREE resources with this little thing called Google. You can find sheet music to any song, you can find entire documentation on any programming language ever created, you can find free 3D models for almost anything you want to 3D print, you can find free courses from top colleges like Stanford and Harvard on their website's. The only thing stopping you is yourself. You have every opportunity in the world handed right to you. You live in a world of magic, and yet this is the world we live in. I'm now teaching myself PHP and MySQL to build dynamic websites and I'm learning more and more everyday. Just today I learned how to upload my code to GitHub. Tomorrow I'll learn how to do something else, and then something after that.
This is one of my favorites Tedx Talks ever
this dude so talented in speaking!!
One of the best Ted talks out there. The creation mindset. Magic is.. -- > 10:26
Why do programmers wear glasses?
Because they can't see c#
That joke is about Java developer
buba chelidze no c# you say it like C Sharp
pj bro
lilboss2013 I m an exception!
Probably growing up straining eyes on a screen tbh
I just started coding and this was inspiring.
"Magic is doing what is percieved to be impossible" Damn, that was so deep I had to dig myself out!
Ro shut up
Thought I needed to say this and get it out of my system... Ive been going to the university for about a year now, and have been struggling with programming the entire year. I found out that i really enjoy photography, and it got me even more lost... I know people say to go after what you love, but the truth is that I love both... I need to get my head in the game.. I WANT TO BECOME A PROGRAMER and a good one, it's in my head now! I hope it's not too late for me.. I am still only 19 years old...
One of the best TED talk I've ever seen!!
This was the best ted lecture i've seen by far. The whole lecture was almost like a poetry.
This is one of the best talk that I've watched recently. If want to create something you have to learn.
best talk ever!!!
lets create to create the future
This video have changed my Mindset... Thank you sir.
beauty in his words...💗
This guy is amazing ! this lecture really touched my soul..
"Your are not lost you are just early in the process" Garyvee 🖤🖤
Gayvee?
Thank you Justin Richards you helped me get my confidence back.
I like this video,especially like his idea:we just need to know what to create ,and the learn to create, and we can create what we want to create.I believe in my ability to learn,I also learned to create app three years ago, i created apps.it is magic for me.i am a magican.
man, this guy is a awesome orator
He speaks public really well!
I've started to think this way the last week... just found this video guess my thinking is taking me in the right direction
Justin is amazing!! I was one of those 40K+ Youth Digital students and loved every bit of it. I cannot imagine what my life would be like without the impact that Justin and all of Youth Digital's amazing staff and community have had on it. Huge thanks to Justin and Youth Digital's staff!! I know you all are still doing amazing things and continuing to inspire children and youths all over the world!! 💖
Yo jake, found you here! :) Thanks Justin!
the only tedx talk that i actually like.
U can find magic in anything.. But u have to work for it.....♥️
The one thing rich, successful, and famous people have in common is they all created something great that they loved doing for other people.
Really? So the rich and successful aren't the ones who own capital and can use it to extract profits from other peoples labour? It's the nameless inventors and engineers who are rich and successful... I must've forgot that we live in the magical world now.
Great presentation. "Share your work with the world"
It is one of the best video in my life. I get so much inspiration to watch this video.
I want this confident, Public Speaking
Super Superb!! Super Superb!! Super Superb!!
Thanks for sharing!
This was an Amazing Talk! I love the terms he uses to describe the passion that burns inside every one of us creators out there. If you doubt what he said in this speech or even remotely disagree, you will go no where in life.
I really needed to listen to someone with your point of view
Learn to create because those who create are those who create the future
" Learn to create , because those who create are those who create the future. "
that the first time that i watched tedx, Amazing speech really i love his accent in english is very simple!!
Never believe random quotes on Internet - Ab Lincoln
One of the best TEDx talks I've listened to. Great message!
Great speech. Nothing new but a good reminder of what is possible and the roadblocks to expect.
Beautiful talk. Creators are the real superheroes.
He is so effortlessly convincing
Very inspiring. It will definitely affect the beginners' mood...
the most inspiring speech . thanks for that speech
You are a really good presenter, i felt something when i finished the video.
motivated.
Magic,magic,magic but wait! There's more! Magic!
"live a life that's worth it"
It was the best 12 minutes in my entire life.
Learn to Earn, Earn to Learn!!!
Failure is not the worst thing in life, the very worst is not to TRY!!!!
How to be successful:
1. Open youtube
2. Watch videos
3. Learn from them
4. Execute the ideas.
🤗😊
Inspiring me to create. Creation is freedom.
Decide, Learn and Execute
His first few words sums up the whole thing.
Steve jobs didn't create apple btw. He just marketed a product really well
Very good and inspiring talk! Good motivation!
One of the best talk.
people often don't know what they want, helping them finding the way thats magic imop
grtz
Mindblowing speech.....awnsum innovation should be their in our life and make a way for success path in our life ....great going
Underrated talk.
Magic is the reality which was perceived to be impossible 🥰...
Great words..
I get motivated by this, Thanks alot💓
I started my adventure with coding in Python, I am ambitious and I want to create. Create something useful and groundbreaking for the world. I'm still learning. I am eager to meet people who want the same, have ideas and are willing to work. let me know if anyone wants to try with me - let me know. maybe we will be the creators of something extraordinary and they will quote us in the next videos!
Excellent speaker!
...and sweet.
best video ever for understanding code
great message and video. Thanks!
I watched untill the end that's the power of his voice sorry sorry his magic
One of best motivational speech!
I am trying tof igure out how to ask for permission to use this TED talk on my web page as I stand by the mantra "Don't just learn to code, Learn to create!" its has inspired me deeply
One of my favorite speakers. Wow that was good.
He sparked excitement in my brain
Learn how to create the future. Oh man that hit me
Facebook..... i love that quote.
Felt like a motivational video in the end, the "SUCCESS, SUCCESS, SUCCESS!" kind of "motivational".
This video made me make my own business after I watched it in 2015
Wow he caught me off guard. He's a great presenter.
man this is pure gold
Thanks Justin for a really wonderful inspiring message, it really helps in all aspects of life, no matter what stream you're in, programming is fun!!😃
Thank you for sharing. I am magic.
Hello ... I ... ... ... have something to say ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... long pauses make what you say, sound ... ... ... more thoughtful than it actually is.