Feels Like You Don't Know Anything // Learning To Code Self Taught

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[DorianDevelops]

Thanks for watching let me know what you think!

[JuanAndOnly]

Two points that hit home for me.

1. Not knowing how to implement some of the stuff you learned from a tutorial/course.
2. Thinking that Googling a problem is cheating.

[MysTicGrizzy]

Even my parents think I'm wasting my time but they will see in the future what I am capable off

[mannyalvarez]

This is exactly the video I needed to watch. I've been learning how to code on my own for about 6weeks now, and the excitement I had at the beginning is fading away, mostly because there are some concepts I am beginning to struggle with; but it's nice to know that I'm not alone in this and most people feel lost at some point when learning how to code. Thanks Dorian for all your videos, they really help when you're going through this journey.

[koriander.k]

Thank you, I'm currently in semester 1 of my CS degree during this COVID pandemic. I felt extremely clueless and helpless most of the time without solid guidance. Thank you for motivating me, and alot of others out there.

Thank you!

[johndoggett]

Very good video bro. I recently lost my job as a JavaScript programmer. I am having a hard time finding a job because I didn't grow my skills as a developer. In my old job we just wrote scripts all day. I am currently learning React and this video motovated me to keep going.

[babavoss]

I am from India and i am 23, i learning to code for like 3 months now.. Learning in YouTube videos, i don't have any college degree or any computer science knowledge in back.. I know i am a noob now but i enjoy doing this and i want to do more.. Hope i will make it!(sorry for bad english)

[jordonwilliams]

Thank you, I am in this exact situation of coding for two months and I've been having that self-doubt of "I'm not good enough". This video really helped, I just need to push through and keep going.

[patrykorowski]

This is one of the best video at your channel. Idk why it has so low views .

[mrnobody]

That's what I really needed right now, thanks Dorian you made stick to it otherwise I might have given up. Thank you so much again. ❤️

[FrostyyDogg]

i started to learn 3 days ago and for now it goes really well, i learn something new everyday and even if it's something really small, it's something that i didn't knew yesterday or 2 days ago and im so happy about that, im gonna keep going and see where this takes me :))

[leeroyjenkins]

Man I never comment on videos but this made me feel so much better. Hit the nail on the head for me

[MauriceWilliams]

3 years isn’t a long time to get good at something. You should be proud of yourself that you have a IT job and you only been coding for 3 years.

[zakali]

Dude, thank you. It’s hard to keep going sometimes when you think your the only one doing this. Thinking google is cheating, totally me. Light at the end of the tunnel

[sandrabrooke]

omg I always come watch your videos anytime I start second guessing myself or feel like giving up lol preciate you!!

[MysTicGrizzy]

I am a new programmer and am learning html5 and css3

[hazelbdev]

i really needed this. thank you so much

[Hiba-gzki]

I really practicing every day, but when it comes to design the page I stack there. Should I put more effort on practicing css? I really want to be able to make great webs, and be able to design the same page many times and with different styles, I stack there. What should I do?

[josefon]

So, after you find the answer on google, what do you do to make it stick and avoid searching for the same answer next time? Do you try to understand the answer you found online? Do you save the code snippets to use later? Thanks for posting this type of video I find if very helpful.

[boldytiger]

Lately i stumbled upon you channel and like the videos I've seen so far great content i can relate since im a drop out and a self taught developer now leaning in UX design, what advice would you give me for landing my first entry level job in the industry, is there a video you can link it ?
Thank you!