why dont u use ai like chatgpt or blackbox or anything like that to generate the basic code and then u can edit the code according to you and write the bit advanced code by yourself, so u can code faster and your videos will be also of shorter length, so no one will think that the video is so long and get bored or skip the video to a specific part
Hi, i have watch one video about tetrix on your channel, its one year ago, so is there a big differennce between both video? ( except the line count and the border of block make it more professional ), both are amazing
At the beginning, listing almost all global variables can be overwhelming. Instead, we should declare only the variables needed at present and add others as we encounter them later. It seems like you first wrote everything out and then typed it again, leaving out much of the actual development process. Throughout, you've only been appending code without ever revisiting, modifying, deleting, or adding to previous code. This approach offers little advantage over simply examining the final code and is also time-consuming, as it omits the authentic development process.
This is kinda obvious by the way he does the page layout and color codes. I think it’s to streamline it for ASMR effect I know I spend time refreshing to see what it’s looking like or testing intermittently to make sure I catch my 1000 errors in code.
@@curon_licentia it's legitimately impossible i think he just has the finished code on his second monitor, no one codes like this, even less games, he spent 20 seconds fixing "bugs" but his bugs are just typos lol, i write code every day and i promise you it never goes like this
@@ismbks It's good you write these things, because I'm curious about programming, and I like watching and coding along to these videos to try out and see what results the code gives. At the same time I also wonder, how long it would take to be able to "code like this" or what is really a realistic way to code?
@@curon_licentia first, i encourage you to keep being curious about programming if it interests you, copying other people's code and modifying it can be a good way to learn. so, i think what you do is definitely good if you want to learn, you can search for projects you like and try to rewrite them, then make some changes and see what happens.. second, how long it would take? i'm not sure if you mean how long to get to this skill level or how long to write a tetris? i will respond for the skill level. in my opinion you can go from beginner to being able to write a small game after ~4 months of learning. it really depends how you learn and what you learn. it can be much quicker and also longer.. but probably, if you code a little bit every week you will be able to in less than 6 months for sure. third, the realistic way to code. this video is impossible because he wrote everything from top to bottom in one go. no humans can do this, only computers. you always go back in your code and change a variable, maybe change a name, even if you don't have any bug currently.. people always change things, we call it "refactoring". usually, what i do is i write a function maybe in one go, because functions are small. then another i test it, if it works cool.. then i write another one, test it and so on. sometime you notice you missed something in your previous function that you need now and you fix it. you will have bugs all the time, you will need to search for help a lot and look at the documentation. that's how it goes, it's not linear at all, unless you write something very simple that you already know by heart. and once you are finished with all this you usually need to do a cleanup at the end to make everything look nice, especially if you are going to share it with others, to make your code more "readable" and easy to follow.
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why dont u use ai like chatgpt or blackbox or anything like that to generate the basic code and then u can edit the code according to you and write the bit advanced code by yourself, so u can code faster and your videos will be also of shorter length, so no one will think that the video is so long and get bored or skip the video to a specific part
Please make video editor webapp
Hi, i have watch one video about tetrix on your channel, its one year ago, so is there a big differennce between both video? ( except the line count and the border of block make it more professional ), both are amazing
please rep if you can, thank sir
Anyone else waiting for another video for this playlist? :>
@AsmrProg sir please create a playlist for new programmers starting from the scratch with commentary(Beginner 🔰 to Pro Coder)
Hi, answered in your another comment 🙏
Awesome. How do you film your hands from above?
All I wanna know is what is that circle on your space bar for
Hello, I want to buy a laptop. Can you advise me which one is HP for programming? I want it
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Please make a tutorial for making a game top up website with automatic payments
At the beginning, listing almost all global variables can be overwhelming. Instead, we should declare only the variables needed at present and add others as we encounter them later. It seems like you first wrote everything out and then typed it again, leaving out much of the actual development process. Throughout, you've only been appending code without ever revisiting, modifying, deleting, or adding to previous code. This approach offers little advantage over simply examining the final code and is also time-consuming, as it omits the authentic development process.
This is kinda obvious by the way he does the page layout and color codes. I think it’s to streamline it for ASMR effect I know I spend time refreshing to see what it’s looking like or testing intermittently to make sure I catch my 1000 errors in code.
so you wrote this in one shot without any testing?
It's a good question. I believe the probability for making all videos without any testing first is very unlikely though
@@curon_licentia it's legitimately impossible i think he just has the finished code on his second monitor, no one codes like this, even less games, he spent 20 seconds fixing "bugs" but his bugs are just typos lol, i write code every day and i promise you it never goes like this
@@ismbks It's good you write these things, because I'm curious about programming, and I like watching and coding along to these videos to try out and see what results the code gives. At the same time I also wonder, how long it would take to be able to "code like this" or what is really a realistic way to code?
@@curon_licentia first, i encourage you to keep being curious about programming if it interests you, copying other people's code and modifying it can be a good way to learn. so, i think what you do is definitely good if you want to learn, you can search for projects you like and try to rewrite them, then make some changes and see what happens..
second, how long it would take? i'm not sure if you mean how long to get to this skill level or how long to write a tetris? i will respond for the skill level. in my opinion you can go from beginner to being able to write a small game after ~4 months of learning. it really depends how you learn and what you learn. it can be much quicker and also longer.. but probably, if you code a little bit every week you will be able to in less than 6 months for sure.
third, the realistic way to code. this video is impossible because he wrote everything from top to bottom in one go. no humans can do this, only computers. you always go back in your code and change a variable, maybe change a name, even if you don't have any bug currently.. people always change things, we call it "refactoring". usually, what i do is i write a function maybe in one go, because functions are small. then another i test it, if it works cool.. then i write another one, test it and so on. sometime you notice you missed something in your previous function that you need now and you fix it. you will have bugs all the time, you will need to search for help a lot and look at the documentation. that's how it goes, it's not linear at all, unless you write something very simple that you already know by heart.
and once you are finished with all this you usually need to do a cleanup at the end to make everything look nice, especially if you are going to share it with others, to make your code more "readable" and easy to follow.
Hi, what is your VS code theme? Didn't find this on your github setting repo.
he video is on his channel, search for vscode
I just cant understand how you know exact code from your head....😊
Блин как ты это все выучил, я HTML, CSS выучил а JavaScript не могу😂
2 questions. Why in javascript and why do u not have arrow keys.
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@anoymousbro6657 why not js?
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Please help code html css JavaScript php MySQL sql?!
VS Code theme?
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I wrote the exact same thing, but my desktop is black. ☹️
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This guy definitely plays OSU
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you can creat a ai chatbot for our own website please give it to video big fan....................🙂
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The subscribe "ding" every 7 minutes is super annoying!
Oh ok, I will turn it down!
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Why!
Plz tell me what's the editor font?
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