I Coded For 10,000 Hours... Here's What I Learned
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- They say it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert in any given field. And although I may never truly feel like an expert - I have reached that goal and have learned a few things that I want to share with you.
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00:00 | Overview
00:11 | It's ALL About This
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02:39 | Bad Habits Compound
04:04 | Environment Matters
05:33 | Deep Work
07:10 | Don’t Reinvent The Wheel
08:19 | Learn From Others
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It was really nice to hear some of your struggles and issues and how to avoid them. Great suggestions on establishing good habits and and good work environment!
I have spend almost 5 hours coding out my ai customer care service you are my big motivation tim!!
Guys, I just wanna share don't take coding as a way to get high paying job. Coding can be mastered only when someone enjoys it.
Well somewhat true, but many people hate it and are still very good at it
@@TechWithTimI am mainly talking about the youth. When choosing career at early age, most of them make mistake of choosing computer science without proper knowledge. I would say this is very common in my country , India.
@@TechWithTimThankyou for helping me take the first steps to learning c++, your tutorials are really helpful and I have learnt a lot! You are by far my favourite tutorial RUclipsr. Keep up the good work, and thankyou ❤️
Those that hate it build bugs I guess
it's a job like any other. same can be said about anything. if it pays more than your current job but you don't "enjoy" coding, it's fine. as long as it feeds your family
Great video man ! Looking up to learn from you
I couldn't better summarize my own expierience as Tim shares here these good practical tipps. After learning a programming language next things are development tools (tool chain) and used (included/imported) libraries /components. Of course diagnostic Tools are helping when in other environments good working code falls or shows unexpected behaviour.
thanks a lot man it really helped
i recently found your channel and im learning with you and your content is great!
tysm, your advices are amazing!!!
Cool bro. Good tips given as I'm an aspiring Software Developer. Cheers and thank you.
Hi Tim, I was wondering does your background include automating with python? And if so, is it possible to get a python automation testing job without a college degree?
I've reached 10K hours of watching tutorials.
Damn 😳
XD
@@TechWithTimit's amazing. I know what a monad is, how to use it, how to flatMap out of them, how to log errors in functional programming languages. If people would just stop writing code and spend more time watching tutorials like me they too can land a job at Apple and Amazon like I did.
Same here :))))))
In a job interview, you should determine whether they want a bricklayer or a problem solver if they just want someone to crank code leave if they want someone to solve their problems they’ll be a good employer
I find that most questions asked in interviews are completely irrelevant to the role in hand. This is why I designed interview structure to be just relevant to the role. We just needed to see if interviewees could do what they said on their CVs.
i had recent took a contract job in rhode island . (not a coding job) . there was a makerspace 30 miles away. i asked them one day to help me make a part in the 3d cad program. they download the cad program and we will help you learn how to make the part. that went so fast it saved me weeks of trial and error. i was thinking if they can help me with this problem they could certainly help with coding. unfortunately the contract job ended this week. im thinking do i stay in the area and try to get help with coding or go back home.? if i could get help my coding would definitely improve.
Hi Tim, how do I learn this thinking or strukturing what do i need or break down the project in multiple steps. It is very hard for me
Great videos and advices. I recently started to learn python. I wish you were my mentor..
HR recruiters in non-technical managers will want you to have one year of experience in a technology or platform that hasn’t existed but for three months you have to learn how to learn what you need to do during break and at lunch we used to run down to the bookstore by the book read it and then come do it at work
Tim, Thanks for sharing this valuable content. I'm inspired. I love the way your explain your point in details
Thank you for the comment and the support!
Hello Tim, finally someone that says the truth regarding programming and syntax. Where can i learn to solve problems like you say, and where can i practice these problem solving?
No mater where i learn to code, i always find myself struggling a lot regarding problem solving , even simple coding stuff for beginners is complicated, what can be done regarding this?
I wanted to be a developer because of high paid salary from my point of view as a professional chef changing career but most important is how to be professional and know how things work and Solve problems and not using frameworks or languages if you don't know the fundamentals and how to use them to solve problems
Thank you bro I really appreciate what you do
Coding is a never-ending learning exercise because programming languages and infrastructure is constantly evolving, so the 10k hours generalisation doesn't really apply here. In effect, it's way more than 10k hours WRT software engineering.
10k hours learning to play a musical instrument is more of a relevant analogy.
I love your tutorial Mr Tim, you're my number one best tutor I will refer to anyone.
yeah the variable names and the mentoring is huge.
Most companies now have open floor plans (you know so big brother can watch what you are doing) so good luck getting 5-6 hours of concentrated development done
Great video, good tips. How are your doing? Hope your doing ok.
Its Been 2 Years SInce Following You Finally Dicided To Comment Because Thats The Last Video I Needed
Thanks For This Tim 💕
My pleasure!
What keyboard is that in the thumbnail?
Thanks so much Tim
Tim is the best teacher available online ❤ love from Uganda
what is the most complex piece of software that you built? 10k hours sounds like a lot but based on the content remaining in the "lets make a video out of these 3 first pages of documentation for those who cant read" category its hard be taking this seriously
Probably a full scale mobile app, hard to really depict the features here but it was a pretty large code base, multiple languages, frameworks, integrations, large scale system design for real time data retrieval and comparison. Obviously involved deployment, QA, testing - entirely built by yours truly.
@TechWithTim how are you focused I don't get it man. I want to learn coding bri
Hey Tim, I just sent an email about AI. I truly hope you use your technical ability to make the world a better place. Whether that be to educate or something else. Maybe you can be a root cause of inspiring someone to work on such and such that it leads to a huge benefit for us all. By the way, thank you for sharing some of your knowledge!
Tim coded so much ...
.. that the black keys of his keyboard turned white😊
I'd sure like to know what problems programmers are solving.
Congrats on moving to Dubai! 🎉How’d you get there?
Thanks you! I flew ;)
@@TechWithTim Oh I meant how’d you get the job? lol
That's how long my electrician apprenticeship was. Lol
Oh the throw off part… yup more important than what you want setup
Tim is mostly correct I was a developer software engineer for 25 years. I would add something once the next comment.
Me : I can see my bright future as being a software engineer after print(“hello world”)
haha
Hi Tim!
Hey!
After watching some youtubers doing that, you don't know what to sell!
My C-sharp book says you’ll be successful if you are a good researcher so never write code that someone else already wrote or use their code today with large language bottles it is even easier you don’t have to spend $3000 a year on books to find examples
Here from course carrers 🙋♂
I do want Tim to get paid by his sponsors but to anyone watching, you will learn more from Tim than from Hubspot. And that is saying something…
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video and audio not synchronised properly tim....
Looks fine to me
Nice
At work software development is 5% work and 95% politics your non-technical customers will never be able to make up their minds on what they want or how the programs should work
A lot of people are moving to Dubai lately. Wonder why....
Taxes
@@TechWithTim I look forward to your video on the move. I would love to know the cost of something like that.
Mr Tim, can you be my mentor?
Write comments explain What you want to do or what this line/block of code attempting to do.
I know this may seem weird but I have found that when I use my wireless speaker linked to my phone and I turn the music up loud as I do when I'm driving I am more productive and I do not know why
Hey if it works for you why stop!
@@TechWithTim that's true. 😊 Hope you have a blessed weekend/weekend
Wow
now how do you feel knowing that those 10k hours were wasted as AI can now do that in 10 minutes and all you need to do is clean the code up
I enjoy your content but I disagree with the tip that you have to be 5-6 deep focused, you cant train your muscles 5 hours straight or else you get muscle burn, same principles apply here and not everyone is the same. You don’t necessarily need to be deep focused 5-6 hrs to get things done or learn something new, it is really discouraging when you say stuff like that when it’s not totally true.
I'm the first 😂
find a mentor: AI 😂
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Great Video. There are many things I wanna correct 🫡
Thank you bro I really appreciate what you do