I don't know about you but I've been coding in my basement on c for the last 20 years. I've closed all the windows and shutters so it won't effect my screen brightness
Hello brother, I live in Turkey and I am a 3rd year student of computer engineering. My studies were disrupted due to the earthquake and I am developing the mobile section. If you have any advice you can give me, I would like to hear it.
Try to learn on your own as much as you can. Interview questions from google as well as developing hands-on mobile projects. At the same time try to apply to as many internship/junior positions as possible.
I started out in college with vanilla C and memory allocation, and even though it was much harder than python or putting chatGPT to do all my work for me, it allowed me to better grasp different coding concepts. So, it depends, but the more you write the code yourself and understand it, the more you will evolve.
@@AndyTriesCoding oh shoot, missed the "new coder" part of the original question :) Totally agree - when starting out try to do most of the things yourself, do not easily give up on tasks, it will allow you to gather deeper understanding. I would also suggest to use AI as a learning tool, that leads you in the right direction and answers questions that are not answered on Google. As you gain more experience and start working on real projects, AI will allow you to work faster.
I don't know about you but I've been coding in my basement on c for the last 20 years. I've closed all the windows and shutters so it won't effect my screen brightness
Haha this is the dream for any introvert, I know because I am one! :D
Social life is necessary!!!!!! What is life if you are only working
Yes, as I noticed with most things in life, balance is very important.
Amen to that and mmm Angular... fancy one-liner!
Thank you so much! I didn't think people were paying attention to what I actually code as well. :))
Hello brother, I live in Turkey and I am a 3rd year student of computer engineering. My studies were disrupted due to the earthquake and I am developing the mobile section. If you have any advice you can give me, I would like to hear it.
Try to learn on your own as much as you can. Interview questions from google as well as developing hands-on mobile projects. At the same time try to apply to as many internship/junior positions as possible.
Thanks Buddy.
No problem! Thanks for tuning in :D
How much AI do you think a new coder should use in solving problems vs writing it themself?
AI is just a tool like a calculator, use it, everybody does.
I started out in college with vanilla C and memory allocation, and even though it was much harder than python or putting chatGPT to do all my work for me, it allowed me to better grasp different coding concepts. So, it depends, but the more you write the code yourself and understand it, the more you will evolve.
@@AndyTriesCoding oh shoot, missed the "new coder" part of the original question :) Totally agree - when starting out try to do most of the things yourself, do not easily give up on tasks, it will allow you to gather deeper understanding. I would also suggest to use AI as a learning tool, that leads you in the right direction and answers questions that are not answered on Google. As you gain more experience and start working on real projects, AI will allow you to work faster.