For me, I had a project in mind that involves Raspberry Pi and its interaction with hardware .etc. Immediately found out that learning Python a must before I can go any further.
Determine your coding learning goal and write it down for daily motivation. 0:06 Follow a reputable coding curriculum or replicate one to structure your learning. 1:01 Allocate long periods for coding practice to enhance focus and productivity. 3:40 Embrace curiosity during practice to deepen your understanding of coding. 4:52 Utilize coding tools and resources like ChatGBT for assistance and faster learning. 6:34 Apply coding knowledge in projects to reinforce theoretical concepts. 7:36 Join a coding community for support, motivation, and shared learning experiences. 9:16
Hey Tim, are you still programming while you’re a full time RUclipsr? What are your thoughts on AI/ML/AGI? From my perspective, doesn’t this seem as the most pivotal moment in history? Assuming it will happen, but it hasn’t happened yet, our decisions will affect its development correct? So shouldn’t we spend our time on trying to best in ensuring prosperity and success with this, as it can bring a WHOLE lot of amazing benefits, but with that much power there must be ethical concerns to be wary of and act on, correct?
Nah, no hate but dude is a codefluencer not a dev. It just shows the kind of market we’re in at the moment where talented guys like Tim don’t want to work in the industry…
the main reason for me to learn how to code is: - have/practice a better logical thinking, - be full flexible in my outcomes (independend of moduls from providers, etc.)
Lol i just realized, when i started learning all of this was around the same time you started making videos. I remember thinking back then "this dude is my age and is so much better than me. I'm so ashamed". Fast forward today, im a senior swe and im still thinking "this dude is my age and is so much better than me"
@yessirski7868 thanks man. Honestly, the one thing I wish I knew when job hunting is that you shouldn't waste your time applying for only entry level. I wasted so much time, didn't get a single interview, and started to feel hopeless until I started applying for non-entry roles. Within the first 3 weeks I got like 4 interviews and the job I ended up actually landing, I'm pretty sure I completely failed the coding questions 😭
when im watching a video from your swe course i have chatgpt open on the side and then just ask it about the topic before hand. i tell it to explain it simply, like say js prototypes, and use that as a sort of primer going into the lesson.
As someone learning from AI, a big tip that helps to add to his point is asking for syntax instead of the code from ai. alot of the time the ai gives too much when all you need is a little hint
I guess this is not right. To become a good programmer someone has to see the whole picture but not the whole picture at the same time(to even start doing things lol). How would it be useful if someone is just programming some Spaghettistyle-Code, if he does not understand the higher concepts and thinks he is right, just because he is able to write code that compiles that AI gave him, just because AI is exactly doing what it was asked for, even if it is not the right thing to do so. But i have no idea if AI is even mentioning that it is bad what it was asked for, because i havent tried it for myself yet, that i would just ask for code that compiles. Just ask for the Code, and try to understand and ask yourself the whole time, use Google in paralell or even open another chat and learn the details(but at the same time dont get lost into it how a hashtable works mathematically behind, or why or how it gets done like it gets done, if you dont have an academical degree in Math or you are a Genius). I think this is also crucial besides understanding the higher concepts. Yesterday i found out trivially from code that AI give me what a Monad means, what a category is in this context. Sure i would Not understand magically the what the whole thing of a monad and how are all mathematical things behind it are working in particular, but i was kind of astounded. It just came into my mind.
Also someone should always give his whole code to AI, without exceptions. And i would not answer the question why he should do so, because if someone would ask me that he would be just not thinking in the slightest way possible aka plain stupid in this moment. Maybe someone should not give the whole code if someone is doing illegal things. But then he should also stop using Copilot in his IDE and also his private Git if he is hosting his "things" there, if he is that paranoid, just to mention it. Or should even stop using Windows, without jokes.
1.Make your goal clear to understand what you're doing and why you're doing this thing, 2.Utlise the efficient tools, like ChatGpt, figure out the fundamental concepts and basic skills 3. Mess things up,keep curious and explore different ways to accomplish your project, 4. Find your pals, talk with them, know your progress better 5.Keep trace of a reputable curriculum, learn it on your own and try to make your knowledge structured 6.Practice makes perfect, stay focused。
1. Figure out my goal Remind yourself this goal whenever you feel overwhelmed 2. You need to have a plan You need to know what to learn Find a course that suits you Keep track your progress throughout your journey. 3. You need to practice coding every single day 3 to 4 hours a day just learn and practice Eliminate all your distractions Give yourself time to study 4. Constantly ask yourself a question ( be curious ) This will lead you to find out more about something ( why is it like this, how can i do this way.... ) 5. Utilise personal assistance ( chat gpt for example) This will prevent from getting stuck at certain project. Let chat gpt solve your problem, learn it , identify your mistakes. 6. You need to have a feeling of wanting to solve problems 7. Join any community It helps you to communicate with others and ask them to teach us.
thank you so much for everything you do for us.. whenever i make it to a major company i will reach out to you !!! if it wasnt for you idk where i would be thanks man
Tim i have been your follower since day one i just need help from you i am a coder and want to get into RUclips and need a camera can you be of help i need your support please believe in my journey
Hello tim i see your videos and your guides to help future developers to enter this tech world,i have been a professional chef or 20 years and i am starting to change career to become a software developer as i have enough work experience in my other job this future job if i successfully enter will be new to me ,i am doing a bootcamp this march but i am trying t o learn everything the curriculum in my bootcamp is going to teach me so i will prepared ,i will try Web Development but i am.also trying to learn other languages like python,java,c# so i can have opportunities in other fields,i am honest i do this career change because of money and my motivation is that becase other jobs dont give that much than being in the tech as i see difficulties in my life now i was finding a fast solution to bring more money in than doing blue collar jobs that dont pay too much
I don't know how you were able to watch the entire video when it was literally just uploaded... I've said this many times, no one should buy something they don't feel has value, I suggest people COPY the curriculum and learn it on their own so they can at least have some kind of structure to follow along with. Or you could just take a course and refund it...
@@TechWithTim Tim they just don’t understand that you have built an organic relationship with your subscribers and followers. Keep up with your content ❤
You can copy the curriculum directly from a course like mine and learn it on your own for free! techwithtim.net/dev
hi tim
super valuable vid!
Your so handsome Tim. How are yo so hard working
Thanks a lot, your videos are realy helpful
If you only learn coding for money you better do something else.
No passion == No progress.
For me, I had a project in mind that involves Raspberry Pi and its interaction with hardware .etc. Immediately found out that learning Python a must before I can go any further.
Determine your coding learning goal and write it down for daily motivation. 0:06
Follow a reputable coding curriculum or replicate one to structure your learning. 1:01
Allocate long periods for coding practice to enhance focus and productivity. 3:40
Embrace curiosity during practice to deepen your understanding of coding. 4:52
Utilize coding tools and resources like ChatGBT for assistance and faster learning. 6:34
Apply coding knowledge in projects to reinforce theoretical concepts. 7:36
Join a coding community for support, motivation, and shared learning experiences. 9:16
Can you please start a course about 100DaysOfCode with Python! ?
Hey Tim, are you still programming while you’re a full time RUclipsr? What are your thoughts on AI/ML/AGI? From my perspective, doesn’t this seem as the most pivotal moment in history? Assuming it will happen, but it hasn’t happened yet, our decisions will affect its development correct? So shouldn’t we spend our time on trying to best in ensuring prosperity and success with this, as it can bring a WHOLE lot of amazing benefits, but with that much power there must be ethical concerns to be wary of and act on, correct?
Nah, no hate but dude is a codefluencer not a dev. It just shows the kind of market we’re in at the moment where talented guys like Tim don’t want to work in the industry…
the main reason for me to learn how to code is:
- have/practice a better logical thinking,
- be full flexible in my outcomes (independend of moduls from providers, etc.)
Lol i just realized, when i started learning all of this was around the same time you started making videos. I remember thinking back then "this dude is my age and is so much better than me. I'm so ashamed". Fast forward today, im a senior swe and im still thinking "this dude is my age and is so much better than me"
Damn senior SWE, congrats on the journey!
congrats bro! Any advice you'd give?
@yessirski7868 thanks man. Honestly, the one thing I wish I knew when job hunting is that you shouldn't waste your time applying for only entry level. I wasted so much time, didn't get a single interview, and started to feel hopeless until I started applying for non-entry roles. Within the first 3 weeks I got like 4 interviews and the job I ended up actually landing, I'm pretty sure I completely failed the coding questions 😭
when im watching a video from your swe course i have chatgpt open on the side and then just ask it about the topic before hand. i tell it to explain it simply, like say js prototypes, and use that as a sort of primer going into the lesson.
can you suggest best DSA course i want to master in python................
🧐
I want to learn code to make comfortable with my application all in one
AI coming....
we have problems.
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As someone learning from AI, a big tip that helps to add to his point is asking for syntax instead of the code from ai. alot of the time the ai gives too much when all you need is a little hint
Great tip!
I guess this is not right.
To become a good programmer someone has to see the whole picture but not the whole picture at the same time(to even start doing things lol).
How would it be useful if someone is just programming some Spaghettistyle-Code, if he does not understand the higher concepts and thinks he is right, just because he is able to write code that compiles that AI gave him, just because AI is exactly doing what it was asked for, even if it is not the right thing to do so.
But i have no idea if AI is even mentioning that it is bad what it was asked for, because i havent tried it for myself yet, that i would just ask for code that compiles.
Just ask for the Code, and try to understand and ask yourself the whole time, use Google in paralell or even open another chat and learn the details(but at the same time dont get lost into it how a hashtable works mathematically behind, or why or how it gets done like it gets done, if you dont have an academical degree in Math or you are a Genius). I think this is also crucial besides understanding the higher concepts.
Yesterday i found out trivially from code that AI give me what a Monad means, what a category is in this context. Sure i would Not understand magically the what the whole thing of a monad and how are all mathematical things behind it are working in particular, but i was kind of astounded. It just came into my mind.
Also someone should always give his whole code to AI, without exceptions. And i would not answer the question why he should do so, because if someone would ask me that he would be just not thinking in the slightest way possible aka plain stupid in this moment.
Maybe someone should not give the whole code if someone is doing illegal things. But then he should also stop using Copilot in his IDE and also his private Git if he is hosting his "things" there, if he is that paranoid, just to mention it. Or should even stop using Windows, without jokes.
he pronounced "always" like "alwees"
1.Make your goal clear to understand what you're doing and why you're doing this thing,
2.Utlise the efficient tools, like ChatGpt, figure out the fundamental concepts and basic skills
3. Mess things up,keep curious and explore different ways to accomplish your project,
4. Find your pals, talk with them, know your progress better
5.Keep trace of a reputable curriculum, learn it on your own and try to make your knowledge structured
6.Practice makes perfect, stay focused。
1. Figure out my goal
Remind yourself this goal whenever you feel overwhelmed
2. You need to have a plan
You need to know what to learn
Find a course that suits you
Keep track your progress throughout your journey.
3. You need to practice coding every single day
3 to 4 hours a day just learn and practice
Eliminate all your distractions
Give yourself time to study
4. Constantly ask yourself a question ( be curious )
This will lead you to find out more about something ( why is it like this, how can i do this way.... )
5. Utilise personal assistance ( chat gpt for example)
This will prevent from getting stuck at certain project.
Let chat gpt solve your problem, learn it , identify your mistakes.
6. You need to have a feeling of wanting to solve problems
7. Join any community
It helps you to communicate with others and ask them to teach us.
And I need a roadmap to become pro level in python
fax
@@yessirski7868 what fax means
Can someone suggest me a community to learn python, a place where I could get my doubts clarified.
I do have a discord server: discord.gg/twt could be a good free place to start
Distractions or destructions? Hmmmmm? Certainly, distractions will lead to destructions ... but yeah .. see, I have an eye for detail. :)
These videos are the ones worth going to RUclips and taking the time for, thank you.
thanks for motivation!
thank you so much for everything you do for us..
whenever i make it to a major company i will reach out to you !!! if it wasnt for you idk where i would be thanks man
i totally agree with tim all he said expetially inchatgpt.... but it didnt work for me...i am stll bad in coding
Tim has beard
Tim += beard
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Hi Tim I tried to take software developer course in coursecareer but it's Go language and I want in Python!
You can learn Python in the devops specialization which is included FREE in the course :)
I see!
Thanks.
Tim i have been your follower since day one i just need help from you i am a coder and want to get into RUclips and need a camera can you be of help i need your support please believe in my journey
Thanks Tim! I just started coding and these tips made me go faster and better at Coding!
Tim, you wrote "destructions" instead of "distractions" and it made me giggle! Great video and very helpful!
I was distracting you ;)
Love your videos as always ❤️
Hi Tim
I am bad at math but want to learn to code
What types of math do I need to study
Please make real projects in python, django
Because I already have a career and it is pretty easy…so far, hehe! Just a hobby.
how can i find a golang job as a junior whitout experience?
Hello tim i see your videos and your guides to help future developers to enter this tech world,i have been a professional chef or 20 years and i am starting to change career to become a software developer as i have enough work experience in my other job this future job if i successfully enter will be new to me ,i am doing a bootcamp this march but i am trying t o learn everything the curriculum in my bootcamp is going to teach me so i will prepared ,i will try Web Development but i am.also trying to learn other languages like python,java,c# so i can have opportunities in other fields,i am honest i do this career change because of money and my motivation is that becase other jobs dont give that much than being in the tech as i see difficulties in my life now i was finding a fast solution to bring more money in than doing blue collar jobs that dont pay too much
I}important is getting result faster. Many people will lost interest if you need to learn long before getting first result.
I’ve been learning and the ai helps a lot but you still gotta figure out how everything connects and you’re still going to have to learn it all
For sure, but much faster with AI
¡Excelente!
hello john from Africa,Kenya... still watching your videos know i understand to code python
Best of luck!
i do confirm this video as a 7 month python user! and love how you upload. we recently moved to canada.
love from iran
Please gyat tech
Btw can u make some videos on JSON or sth like that?pls?
I actually have a Json video! U can lookup Json on my channel
Helpful. Thanks Tim.
I'm pretty much self-taught, but still a noob. The Harvard CS50 curriculum has been phenomenal for me.
I also did the Google data analytics course.
I did the Harvard CS50.
Interesting!😃
thx dude for your tips, i will continue to follow your advices !!
💪💪
but it is not work for all country e.g africa
Are you able to use a VPN?
yes of course
Welcome to the most saturated market on the planet
It's not even saturated lol so many places need coders. There's literally jobs by me hiring like crazy... Some of y'all need to learn what ur saying
@@john9908 post some listings for the homies
All coding is done in India and there is no money in the West for web programmers.
@@michellefranklin3182 we let that happen by not forming unions
amazing video tim thank u so much
You are very welcome
Am so amazed u replied🤩🤩😲🤯🤯🤯🤠🤠
It means a lot to meee,This motivates me more than the video🤩
whenever this dude needs quick money, he just changes the script just a little bit and posts a video that promotes his course
I don't know how you were able to watch the entire video when it was literally just uploaded... I've said this many times, no one should buy something they don't feel has value, I suggest people COPY the curriculum and learn it on their own so they can at least have some kind of structure to follow along with. Or you could just take a course and refund it...
@@TechWithTim Tim they just don’t understand that you have built an organic relationship with your subscribers and followers. Keep up with your content ❤
appreciate that! :) @@arjoai
@@TechWithTim You are one of the best ❤ dude in Internet where we can actually learn something. I still watch your years old videos🔥.
thanks a lot you are my teacher and I really loves your videos
thanks from the middle east ❤
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