But Bro, if you don't study something, how will you understand how it works. Deep understanding of the stack you are comes only through studying, not only building projects. Infact, you can build projects without effective understanding.
This is like saying that you need to understand binary code before declaring a variable. Like, deep understading of what?? conditions, variables, loops, and functions? Sorry man but you are wrong. Programming is like a sport, and you cant learn a sport by watching others play
@@joaovitorwitt9636 Nobody is saying you should not practice. But for you to be able to write code from scratch, you need to understand it. How can you be called a developer without you having the ability to write code. Not those who copy and paste code. For you to excel as a developer, you must be able to write code. Writing robust and quality code can only be achieved through understanding the concept first, then practicing writing code after understanding it will make you a better developer. It is impossible to be writing quality code without understand. Bro, if you want to be an outstanding as a developer, focus in understanding first, then practice. I'm not talking about copy and paste developers.
@@InternetMadeCoder what is the essence of someone called a developer without having the ability to write codes from scratch. Writing quality and robust code can never be feasible without understand. Understand the concept first, then practice writing code will make you a better developer. Some theories and notion being taught are not real. Understand first, practice and you be outstanding as a developer. Not developers that are based on copying and pasting codes. I'm not talking about pasting and copying documentation. Bro, do teach what is practical and real but not what is empirical.
@@healthandfitness9384 You're a clown. What good does it do to postpone coding? Just code. Studying it doesn't mean that you can't code at the same time (implementing what you learnt).
I’m one of those people who have been stuck in tutorial hell for years, even went to lambda for a while(before I got kicked out because I couldn’t keep up with the backend portion of the program). I faired pretty well in the front end part and there was a point I was actually excelling. Now that was about a year and a half ago and getting removed from the program shook my confidence and I didn’t code for a year. I’ve been dabbling in it again for the last 6 months but I still feel that, what if I fail again, feeling. I know parts of what I enjoyed doing, such as JavaScript and React have probably updated since I last did it. Now I was thinking about refreshing with codecademy and then creating my own projects again so I can finally get over this hump. This is something I really want to do but I don’t wanna be that person who does another tutorial just to go into VSCode and look at my curser blink because I don’t know what to code. Any suggestions?
I finished at Lambda (bloomtech now) and I excelled in the program yet when it comes to real world rather than guided projects I feel completely lost as well. This week I started to review everything after graduating the program in April. I'm planning to learn by building this time rather than tutorials. Let me know if you want to team up and build some stuff. I would have to start very basic and grow from there lol
I think studying is good, when ever I start doing projects I know how things work, so I can implement that into my code. I think study + putting in the work is good
An excellent video I struggle with all these points, but your video I'm sure will make a positive change in the way I learn how to code. Much appreciated.
I was learning Python and watched numerous tutorials, but now I find myself struggling to write code and create anything meaningful. Whenever I attempt to work on something, I feel like I'm not making any progress, leading to a sense of demotivation. It seems that I forget everything I've learned whenever I try to start a project. I could really use some guidance and help to overcome this situation.
Its helping a lot to copy other projects and recreate them but with different content and design. I was on the same boat, but now feel a little excitement come back. Im slowly letting go of the "training wheels"
You helped me choose my laptop, was split between the best value hp Omen 16, compact, 16:10, and well built zephyrus g14, and zephyrus g15 little bigger but more upgradeable with better io and battery. Decided to get g15, let's not overthink this😅😅
I think better get fundamentals with your language and for each concept build your small app that use this concept then when you hit another concept implement this in your app never just copy code from GPT you are going no where what if in code interview some one ask you how a sync js work or what is closure in js? You gona ask gpt. Conclusion don’t be script kitty do those researches when you are confident in fundamental concepts and you stuck somewhere in the way of building your app. Otherwise how will you ever know you need useEffect without hearing there is such thing
Agreed. Im terrible at coding but i understand the concepts. Tyoical right? Fyi im doing your python course and just finished lioops. For me is this a good place to begin spending an hour per day on simple coding tasks through them? I am terrible at these coding tasks but i understand fhe concepts
Learning how to code without necessarily wasting time memorising stuff is essential. You need to know the capabilities of the programming or the language. And sometimes just learning gives you idea of what you can and cannot do.
could you please clarify a bit more on how to balance between learning theory and practising? for example, if you were once a beginner and need to Leetcode. Would you learn DSA first and then doing leetcode, or, would you start Leetcode without DSA at all and then learn along the way as you do more questions?
I have been watching your videos since so long and it really helped me reach out my first client,I am now working on an edu platform for a client and I am a junior web dev, I was concerned about how to make the website controlled by the client without calling me back for example he wants to post a video on the platform, to make this he has to call me and then I add the video and redeploy the website, how to make the client be the one who can add videos without the need to redeploy the website
no coding is a science , coding is a science and a skill ij the same time , so you are wrong in that and when you google things whrn you need them then this is a study , you are studying on google , which is a bad way to study and when someone study programming the right way , he can practisce too and this is important for learning , and not just watch , so you are wrong in this too you yourself studied cs50 and one of your first video said you were studing cssu so iam sure studying programming is importent i think we should not just study , and not just do code , we need to do both , i think the best way to be a powerful programmer is to do both of them , to study and then practise what you have studied
I recommend coding on Mac if you're starting; I was coding on Windows (MSI laptop) at first. I tried factory reset for the first time and I was stuck on the blue screen error so don't buy any Windows laptop because it's outdated; instead, buy a Mac because it operate so smooth and the environmental variables on Windows is horrible even if you pip install a software.
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But Bro, if you don't study something, how will you understand how it works. Deep understanding of the stack you are comes only through studying, not only building projects. Infact, you can build projects without effective understanding.
Keep thinking that and see how that works for you
This is like saying that you need to understand binary code before declaring a variable. Like, deep understading of what?? conditions, variables, loops, and functions? Sorry man but you are wrong. Programming is like a sport, and you cant learn a sport by watching others play
@@joaovitorwitt9636 Nobody is saying you should not practice. But for you to be able to write code from scratch, you need to understand it. How can you be called a developer without you having the ability to write code. Not those who copy and paste code. For you to excel as a developer, you must be able to write code. Writing robust and quality code can only be achieved through understanding the concept first, then practicing writing code after understanding it will make you a better developer. It is impossible to be writing quality code without understand. Bro, if you want to be an outstanding as a developer, focus in understanding first, then practice. I'm not talking about copy and paste developers.
@@InternetMadeCoder what is the essence of someone called a developer without having the ability to write codes from scratch. Writing quality and robust code can never be feasible without understand. Understand the concept first, then practice writing code will make you a better developer. Some theories and notion being taught are not real. Understand first, practice and you be outstanding as a developer. Not developers that are based on copying and pasting codes. I'm not talking about pasting and copying documentation. Bro, do teach what is practical and real but not what is empirical.
@@healthandfitness9384 You're a clown. What good does it do to postpone coding? Just code. Studying it doesn't mean that you can't code at the same time (implementing what you learnt).
I’m one of those people who have been stuck in tutorial hell for years, even went to lambda for a while(before I got kicked out because I couldn’t keep up with the backend portion of the program). I faired pretty well in the front end part and there was a point I was actually excelling. Now that was about a year and a half ago and getting removed from the program shook my confidence and I didn’t code for a year. I’ve been dabbling in it again for the last 6 months but I still feel that, what if I fail again, feeling. I know parts of what I enjoyed doing, such as JavaScript and React have probably updated since I last did it. Now I was thinking about refreshing with codecademy and then creating my own projects again so I can finally get over this hump. This is something I really want to do but I don’t wanna be that person who does another tutorial just to go into VSCode and look at my curser blink because I don’t know what to code. Any suggestions?
I finished at Lambda (bloomtech now) and I excelled in the program yet when it comes to real world rather than guided projects I feel completely lost as well. This week I started to review everything after graduating the program in April. I'm planning to learn by building this time rather than tutorials. Let me know if you want to team up and build some stuff. I would have to start very basic and grow from there lol
I think studying is good, when ever I start doing projects I know how things work, so I can implement that into my code. I think study + putting in the work is good
The point he's really making is that at some point we're going to have to start practicing coding to actually develop the skill .
An excellent video I struggle with all these points, but your video I'm sure will make a positive change in the way I learn how to code. Much appreciated.
I got to hear this at the right time. Thanks for sharing and yeah, I chose tomorrow weather API for my weather app 😊
I was learning Python and watched numerous tutorials, but now I find myself struggling to write code and create anything meaningful. Whenever I attempt to work on something, I feel like I'm not making any progress, leading to a sense of demotivation. It seems that I forget everything I've learned whenever I try to start a project. I could really use some guidance and help to overcome this situation.
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Keep looking things up, not about remember code but more about how to read and understanding how it works.
Its helping a lot to copy other projects and recreate them but with different content and design. I was on the same boat, but now feel a little excitement come back. Im slowly letting go of the "training wheels"
You helped me choose my laptop, was split between the best value hp Omen 16, compact, 16:10, and well built zephyrus g14, and zephyrus g15 little bigger but more upgradeable with better io and battery.
Decided to get g15, let's not overthink this😅😅
I think these days the only things you need to have open is vs code and the gpt code assistant of your choice
True
I think better get fundamentals with your language and for each concept build your small app that use this concept then when you hit another concept implement this in your app never just copy code from GPT you are going no where what if in code interview some one ask you how a sync js work or what is closure in js? You gona ask gpt. Conclusion don’t be script kitty do those researches when you are confident in fundamental concepts and you stuck somewhere in the way of building your app. Otherwise how will you ever know you need useEffect without hearing there is such thing
@@behovkaloqn899 I hear what you are saying, and yes, it should not be a blind copy/paste, but gpt is much more efficient than using search.
Absolutely a great video, with spot on advice. Thanks for the advice!
Agreed. Im terrible at coding but i understand the concepts. Tyoical right?
Fyi im doing your python course and just finished lioops. For me is this a good place to begin spending an hour per day on simple coding tasks through them? I am terrible at these coding tasks but i understand fhe concepts
Very true and relatable! All three hit too close to home.
Learning how to code without necessarily wasting time memorising stuff is essential. You need to know the capabilities of the programming or the language. And sometimes just learning gives you idea of what you can and cannot do.
could you please clarify a bit more on how to balance between learning theory and practising? for example, if you were once a beginner and need to Leetcode. Would you learn DSA first and then doing leetcode, or, would you start Leetcode without DSA at all and then learn along the way as you do more questions?
That’s my problem. I did everything but projects. Learnt html css python and js. And now I can’t even write simple codes
What should I learn to become a chain developer , do I need to become a full stack developer for that.
Fine, i am going to try biuld some think
Hey! Did you just call me dumb because I'm totally fine with learning coding, sitting my butt down, and getting some work done!? 😋
Aight let's do it
I have been watching your videos since so long and it really helped me reach out my first client,I am now working on an edu platform for a client and I am a junior web dev, I was concerned about how to make the website controlled by the client without calling me back for example he wants to post a video on the platform, to make this he has to call me and then I add the video and redeploy the website, how to make the client be the one who can add videos without the need to redeploy the website
mac book analogy was meta. well done dude
thigh land?
5:52 its java logo bro not javaScript logo.
Woops
3:52 typo!!
woops
3:10 bruh what is this stray clip of this woman
woops, editing mistake
I totally agree. There's an old Irish saying "work hard so we don't have to"
Thanks Sir.
how can i get money on coding?
no
coding is a science , coding is a science and a skill ij the same time , so you are wrong in that
and when you google things whrn you need them then this is a study , you are studying on google , which is a bad way to study
and when someone study programming the right way , he can practisce too and this is important for learning , and not just watch , so you are wrong in this too
you yourself studied cs50 and one of your first video said you were studing cssu
so iam sure studying programming is importent
i think we should not just study , and not just do code , we need to do both , i think the best way to be a powerful programmer is to do both of them , to study and then practise what you have studied
What is the name of the background music?
Which part?
4:35 and 5:40
Whats the difference between tutorial hell and googling everything?
Googling is searching an answer to a specific problem that you need to use immediately
Genius.
💛💛💙💙👍 Good video
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I recommend coding on Mac if you're starting; I was coding on Windows (MSI laptop) at first. I tried factory reset for the first time and I was stuck on the blue screen error so don't buy any Windows laptop because it's outdated; instead, buy a Mac because it operate so smooth and the environmental variables on Windows is horrible even if you pip install a software.
by review I've thought that the video's general idea: stop studying coding because there is no sense in coding skills in our AI era