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
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.
Burrito Ninja He also quoted Picasso with "great artists steal", if you don't think Microsoft steals near all their ideas and buy out competition, you haven't been paying attention... but, there's nothing wrong with that, it's free enterprise.
I want to ask a question. Is it a good idea to sell my own video tutorials about programming?? I've been watching lots of tutorials about Web programming... Many people in Russia and Ukraine sell them on their sites. But I think that I can make better than they! I really want to make video tutorials and sell them on my Web site. It's my dream now... I haven't learnt English yet but I am going to do that. I really love studying English. And I love Web programming. I think That I will able to make The best video tutorials. I am going to make lots of videos for people who wants be good at web programming But some people told me that is a bad idea...?
first of all, yes, you can. secondly, i think you might find more success making the best videos in your own native language... it might be easier for you to stand out and be successful. also, you don't have to sell them on your own site, there are many places you can put your video and make money from there, such as Udemy.com, EdX.com and many many others. Good luck. (If you don't know how to code yet... then yes, I agree with people who told you it's a bad idea. it's a bad idea to think about things too far into the future. learn to code first)
Василий Петров It is not a bad idea. Its a great idea. Lots of people are making good money in that business. Obviously you need to be great at programming to teach it
I'm sure this dude's mouth was also wide open with excitement when Pixar came at him with the new 'D'. PS: He sounds like Jay Norris from GTA5 who gets his head blown off when answering a call on his iFruit.
+Jack Ruby You are right to some degree, but I have the same issue with my desktop - volume is max and I can barely hear it. Even on my laptop, I can hear it ok, but the volume is on MAX. As a matter fact, I had to even download an Chrome EQ extension to barely hear. Other RUclips videos aren't as bad. It is also a well known fact that Windows 10 is plagued with issues with muffled, low volume sound, but the base audio level for this video is definitely low.
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!
Hello ... I ... ... ... have something to say ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... long pauses make what you say, sound ... ... ... more thoughtful than it actually is.
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!
A plane flying... magic.. huh... I dis agree, I think that is hard work and a lot of failed attempts. You want to see magic, read the bible... you want to see magic, look at someone who is left for dead and God's grace is keeping them alive. now that is magic.
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.
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
Wow, cool video! I feel so inspired now! I've recently stumbled upon this channel; Is there any way, in which you can download these talks as an mp3 and listen to on your phone?
HandHeldBread doesn't mean that it's necessary. You dont need to know code to be able to design a good app. Those idiots that commented before you must not know that simple fact.
T1ger8oi dude what are you talking about? how is it better to learn designing? do you mean a web designer as in (html javascript jquery etc) or a photoshopper? I'm confused because how is any of that better than a backend developer? 1) You earn more money by being a programmer than a so called "designer" 2) less people have the required skills as a programmer than there are with designers (so many.) which makes it harder to get a decent paid job. so with other words, a programmer is a better choice than a trashy designer. End of story, stop running your mouth without knowing anything thank you very much.
cheekycont I never said it is better. I said it can be. You can code and design your own UI. Or you can just design the UI and get a coder. Or you can learn to code but suck in design, which would not be better than designing. And I'm talking about designing your own app, not working as a designer. of course programmers makes more money. Do you think all these app companies are founded by a programmer? Lots of founders are just the idea guy that designed how his app would work.
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...
Hey could u get me path for a way for coding aim from my teen age i mean to say that could u give me list of some books ,schools, and institutions to get me in coding life
I want to learn how to code even 1 picture or 1 text based how do I do that? what program or software I have to download and what programming language? :..(
Slxxpy Jan download visual studio and start c#, great learning language. And use google and stackoverflow lol. Just give yourself an excercise and do it. By doing you learn to code
Start learning Java.. First get an introduction about what Java is from the web. Where it is used and all that stuff.. Then to get your basics clear about java, refer the book "Head First Java".. This book is really fun for beginners
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.
“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!
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
"You only Learn To Code, when you want to Create."
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True
true
@@seemadave1095 🙄🙄🙄
Any coders/app developers here ?
+RUclips Superbot contact
hola
+Keturitah Andie e ai Andie
Ohhh yah
Anyone code ?
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
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
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
Never believe random quotes on Internet - Ab Lincoln
People watching during quarantine at 1:30 . We don't want to go to China 😂
ok --___--
😂😂😂
Hahahaha
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
"Real artists share their work" Said the billionaire who said he loved to steal ideas.
Burrito Ninja He also quoted Picasso with "great artists steal", if you don't think Microsoft steals near all their ideas and buy out competition, you haven't been paying attention... but, there's nothing wrong with that, it's free enterprise.
HE STOLE IDEAS....& THEN HE SHARED THEM XD
=)
I didn't close my eyes.
Not even once?
May be you are in LOVE.
O were u staring me and shocked>>>>>!!?
What a rebel
Keturitah Andie vi
As both a creatively and technologically oriented person, I thought this talk was inspiring, and good for the clearing of blocks.
Coding is magic
do you want to build a snow man.
Does it have to be a snowman?
I want a snow slut!
or snow angels,,,, this is your world
your sex addict pervert!
CariagaXIII a snow woman would be better
awesome message, I feel like too many coders get stuck in the technical side of things and forget to be imaginative at times
I love how he describes technology as 'magic'. It really is a beautiful way to describe what most of America takes for granted.
I want to ask a question. Is it a good idea to sell my own video tutorials about programming??
I've been watching lots of tutorials about Web programming... Many people in Russia and Ukraine sell them on their sites. But I think that I can make better than they! I really want to make video tutorials and sell them on my Web site. It's my dream now... I haven't learnt English yet but I am going to do that. I really love studying English. And I love Web programming. I think That I will able to make The best video tutorials.
I am going to make lots of videos for people who wants be good at web programming
But some people told me that is a bad idea...?
first of all, yes, you can. secondly, i think you might find more success making the best videos in your own native language... it might be easier for you to stand out and be successful. also, you don't have to sell them on your own site, there are many places you can put your video and make money from there, such as Udemy.com, EdX.com and many many others. Good luck.
(If you don't know how to code yet... then yes, I agree with people who told you it's a bad idea. it's a bad idea to think about things too far into the future. learn to code first)
just do it. you have no idea how people envy you just because you know what you want to do.
Your English is already very good! Maybe you can do your videos in Russian with english subtitles. Go for it!
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Василий Петров It is not a bad idea. Its a great idea. Lots of people are making good money in that business. Obviously you need to be great at programming to teach it
one of the best tedx talks i've ever listened to.
one of the best tedx video I have ever watch
For hundreds of years, generations of creators have been shattering the perception of human limitation.
Wow! wow! wow! Love those words.
I thought he will speak about how he learn code and all that
I thought I was the only one who realized he said nothing about coding. Maybe this was some metaphysical way of us getting encouragement that we need.
I did the same..but I found something even better
Starlyn Rodriguez yes I also wanted that
I'm sure this dude's mouth was also wide open with excitement when Pixar came at him with the new 'D'.
PS: He sounds like Jay Norris from GTA5 who gets his head blown off when answering a call on his iFruit.
Kenny Tee lol that gta refrence dead on😂😂💀
Whats wrong with the volume?
That's something you need to call the manufacturer about.
+Reynel Fuertes I think as you.
+Jack Ruby Nice smart aleck answer buddy.
+John Thanks, buddy. I was informing him that the volume issue was a local one.
+Jack Ruby You are right to some degree, but I have the same issue with my desktop - volume is max and I can barely hear it. Even on my laptop, I can hear it ok, but the volume is on MAX. As a matter fact, I had to even download an Chrome EQ extension to barely hear. Other RUclips videos aren't as bad. It is also a well known fact that Windows 10 is plagued with issues with muffled, low volume sound, but the base audio level for this video is definitely low.
Wow he caught me off guard. He's a great presenter.
Steve jobs didn't create apple btw. He just marketed a product really well
I feel good when people appreciate the technology instead of taking things for granted. We truly live in age of miracles!
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!
Hello ... I ... ... ... have something to say ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... long pauses make what you say, sound ... ... ... more thoughtful than it actually is.
"You will learn more from failure than success will ever teach you." Facts.
Voice of this guy is so soothing. Especially when headphones worn. 🎧
system.out.print("hello world!");
you forgot "ln"
The best is to do what you love and never give up
@@ImmortalPiyush we have print and println methods
System*
Print("hello world")
Printf ("hello world")
Console.WriteLine("hello world")
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
He attributed "the biggest risk is not taking one" to Mark Zuckerberg? What the fuck?
+Jack Ruby www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/m/markzucker453450.html
So yeah
He may have said it, but he certainly was not the first to say it. I was aware of this quote before Zuckerberg was 10 years old.
In an interview with YCombinator Zuckerberg said he learned this quote from Paypal CEO Peter Thiel.
Very inspirational. Keep on hacking.
bruh XD
...so...technology is magic is it? BS detector needle bent
Very good and inspiring talk! Good motivation!
"This too shall pass" - Mark Zuckerberg
9:50 he was living in future
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?
Felt like a motivational video in the end, the "SUCCESS, SUCCESS, SUCCESS!" kind of "motivational".
wtf I just watched 😂😂.
Now I am going to create something .Just wait and watch.If you reading this hopefully You will see me again.
how did it went? What did you create?
Created anything yet?
Well I'm going to create a sandvich.
Brandon Fontenot man you made my day with that one🤣
Just do it
LMAO
I lost it at "We got a whole new D"
Khiar Abdelhamid what's D???
khair baksh D is for delicious ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Khiar Abdelhamid it was nudie what people thought.
This guy is amazing ! this lecture really touched my soul..
"Your are not lost you are just early in the process" Garyvee 🖤🖤
Gayvee?
this dude so talented in speaking!!
Spoiler: don't learn to code at all. It's too complicated. Just keep on dreamin you could.
whole new D
Prashant Kumar what's D???
Do not be ridiculous, without mony it's all impossible (period)
4:19 actually numerous times ive searched things and it hasnt given me a result but ok👌🏻
I've started to think this way the last week... just found this video guess my thinking is taking me in the right direction
Magic,magic,magic but wait! There's more! Magic!
Facebook..... i love that quote.
I saw “TedxYouth” & assumed that meant the guy speaking was in high school 🤦🏻♀️
great message and video. Thanks!
"live a life that's worth it"
best talk ever!!!
lets create to create the future
😢I'm so sad, I'm now 19 but I still don't know what to do with my code...
Now you r 22, did u started coding
" Learn to create , because those who create are those who create the future. "
I watched untill the end that's the power of his voice sorry sorry his magic
should i quit leetcode?..
9:2 i didn't know how to teach the children but i teach them
A plane flying... magic.. huh... I dis agree, I think that is hard work and a lot of failed attempts. You want to see magic, read the bible... you want to see magic, look at someone who is left for dead and God's grace is keeping them alive. now that is magic.
he was ahead of the game with online classes
who was from YD?
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.
I also want to create a magic 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I HAD TO LEARN! That's what I took away from this, it's very inspiring! So now I HAVE TO LEARN!
I just started coding and this was inspiring.
its like he's talking to 9 year olds
this is TedxYouth smart ass, everyone is teenager there.
wow...watching this video for 5th times. But, did the audience laughed when he said. " We got a new D after toy story movie". lol
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
Wow, cool video! I feel so inspired now!
I've recently stumbled upon this channel; Is there any way, in which you can download these talks as an mp3 and listen to on your phone?
+Gerjan Vlot Fantastic site. Very simple. Loved it.
beauty in his words...💗
Learning to design can be better. You dont really need to learn code. Just design and find a programmer.
+T1ger8oi sorry mate but didn't mark zuckerburg do the total opposite to that
HandHeldBread doesn't mean that it's necessary. You dont need to know code to be able to design a good app. Those idiots that commented before you must not know that simple fact.
T1ger8oi dude what are you talking about? how is it better to learn designing? do you mean a web designer as in (html javascript jquery etc) or a photoshopper? I'm confused because how is any of that better than a backend developer?
1) You earn more money by being a programmer than a so called "designer"
2) less people have the required skills as a programmer than there are with designers (so many.) which makes it harder to get a decent paid job.
so with other words, a programmer is a better choice than a trashy designer. End of story, stop running your mouth without knowing anything thank you very much.
cheekycont I never said it is better. I said it can be. You can code and design your own UI. Or you can just design the UI and get a coder. Or you can learn to code but suck in design, which would not be better than designing. And I'm talking about designing your own app, not working as a designer. of course programmers makes more money.
Do you think all these app companies are founded by a programmer? Lots of founders are just the idea guy that designed how his app would work.
T1ger8oi you do realize designing is coding? lol it's called being a front-end developer.
These Ted talks are getting too common and substanceless
People are not afraid of sharing because they want the world the know. What they afraid of is plagiarism.
Butchered the front image of this video.
ok who quotes mark zuckerburg and you can't connect with people all over the world. censorship.. don't like this
He's trying to hard to make this a "TED"ish talk, you get what I'm saying? Fake deep lol.
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...
Good job bro, JESUS IS COMING BACK VERY SOON; WATCH AND PREPARE
This guy is amazing ;)
In a Nutshell: Fundamentals of creation- 1. Decide what you want 2. Learn how 3. Execute it. And Repeat.
Bullcrap. I want to know how to make nerve gear a thing right now but google cant help me with that.
Plot twist: this comment was written by code I wrote to post this comment 🤔 jk, but it’s a cool idea
Go to Setting> adjust speed to 1.5. believe me you need to or else you might sleep. lol
Hey could u get me path for a way for coding aim from my teen age i mean to say that could u give me list of some books ,schools, and institutions to get me in coding life
This video made me make my own business after I watched it in 2015
From now on, I promise that I will never watch a TEDx video again.
why?
because of shitty contents (not all by the way)
I want to learn how to code even 1 picture or 1 text based how do I do that? what program or software I have to download and what programming language? :..(
Slxxpy Jan download visual studio and start c#, great learning language. And use google and stackoverflow lol. Just give yourself an excercise and do it. By doing you learn to code
freecodecamp . com
Blujay188 Okay, thanks do recommend any book?
Blujay188 Okay, thanks do recommend any book?
Start learning Java.. First get an introduction about what Java is from the web. Where it is used and all that stuff..
Then to get your basics clear about java, refer the book "Head First Java".. This book is really fun for beginners
for a second i mistaken the thumbnail for something else
The speech and content made him even more attractive😆
I don't want to learn public speaking, I am introvert.
This was the best ted lecture i've seen by far. The whole lecture was almost like a poetry.
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.
Feel like he's kinda jacking Louis C.K.'s bit there at the beginning.
decide to create... imitate... then innovate
“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!
Decide, Learn and Execute
The biggest risk is not taking any risk at all.
Well said.
I want this confident, Public Speaking