How Can Non Technical People Learn To Code? ft @tanaypratap

Do you only know how to turn on a computer? Are you very bad at computers? Can you not code? These are questions that I get asked almost every day, and today I've decided that if this is an issue that's holding you back then it's time to take action. That's why Tanay (Senior Developer at Microsoft) and I created this video which will give you some tips on how non-technical people can learn to code.

[VarunMayya]

Giving away one copy of Pyjama Profit to one commenter. You must be subscribed to this channel though!

[aryannaranje]

Being a humanities student, I wasn't sure if I wanted to code but then Avalon meta really helped in the beginning especially since it's free of cost n Varun's way of explaining was super cool, I knew that without coding I was missing out on something really magical . Thanks Varun & Avalon

[sumitsp]

Thanks to both of you..
For a guy with non-computer science background and almost in 30s, you both have helped immensely
Thanks for the unfair advantage 🙏🏼

[nishitchauhan]

That made a lot of sense. I've tried getting into coding around 5 times in the last couple of years. Never got past the frustration stage.
Let's see if the 6th time's any different. Thank you, Varun. :)

[Rawwithhajra]

Y'all deserve so much exposure and recognition! I get to learn so much from you Varun.

[ishanksingh]

That was super helpful Varun! I was one of those students who did BCA but couldn't able to learn to code(even after trying multiple times). But this video has motivated me to give it a shot one more time. Let's do it!

[varshamorey]

I wish I had this channel when I was in college. Would have applied and tried out so many things. Nonetheless never too late to start. Keep up the great content 👍

[rashmilamitra]

I follow both Varun and Tanay and this is not a collab I was expecting but man am I glad to follow you! You’re making learning not just simple but less scary and that’s where I find myself always tuning into yours, Shashank’s or Avalon Meta’s pages. Really thank you for realising that it’s community which promotes growth and not necessarily a barrage of #trending information.

[AnkitG]

Thank you so very much addressing almost every issue faced by a beginner .

[gruprttt]

I love your background so calm and soothing. Content always like top notch.

[shreyashkotgire]

Very great session.
To the point talk . Loved it
Frustration relates not just only in coding but while learning other skills also.
Very well said that start with small steps and compounding will do it's magic on the fly

[harsha_vhv]

I love how these guys put the complexity of situations in simple terms, I knew what was coding but that chai and 4 steps example made it even more clear

[arpansrivastava]

best collab I can say
Two of my favorite persons in one frame just loved it
You are our #unfairAdvantage ⚡

[chiragarora]

Compounding really works a lot in Coding. Have been experiencing this fact since a long time :))

[veerappankaruppanchetty]

One of the best videos. Gave a new perspective on coding and took the weight off! It deserves a like.

[yashwanthvuppula]

A 18 year old computer science student from a tier 3 college. My college never made coding fun, rather they made us write the code as assignments which made us hate coding.
And here I'm now, working with Avalon as an intern and following Varun, Shashank, Sid, Tanay, Abhinav since 2 years.
Starting my coding streak today.

Let me see if I can get past that frustration zone and enjoy coding.

[diyakarmakar]

Amazing session Varun and Tanay sir!! Me being from the technical background is watching this video just because I am in love with the content that u are providing. Thanks a lot sir !!

[shaikusman]

That was awsome for your time & Knowledge...

[tanisha]

I literally enjoy coding but I'm pcmb student.I did give neet this year and might just become a doctor in future.
I STILL LOVE CODING!!!( ꈍᴗꈍ)

[arpitlal]

Really frustrating when you're from mechanical, you've been doing front end and starting backend