How To Learn From Source Code | Get Out Of Tutorial Hell By Learning From Open Source Projects

If you can learn how to code well from the code itself (which takes a lot of practice and effort), then you can rely much less of tutorials and teachers. Those things are nice but sometimes the tutorials and teachers either suck or don't exist in the topics you are learning.

I do these livestreams almost every Sunday; come hang out some time.

[ShubhamSinghMusic]

These short clips are gold ♥ Try putting out more of these!

[thegreatwarrior]

Thanks for your valuable advice. You really helped me

[abdokako]

we need small video like that plz as advices and tips, cuz every time i wanna watch your video i found 1h or more i go back 😅

[shreyakapil]

It's a good idea but at the same time when you are at a beginner or intermediate level things could get overwhelming but for someone who enjoys learning while building this could be really fun.

[antonfernando]

Hi, thanks for the intro. I am totally new to Open Source, I like to contribute some modern c++ work, this is mostly to enhance my modern c++ as well and be part of a c++ community, prefer embedded level application. Can you suggest some OS projects to get started on? I have vm/ubuntu setup . Thanks.

[freziyt]

The easiest way to learn is to see example, learn teory, do much practice. I'm also sometimes feel like "damn, that code is simple but i can not understand that at all, and there is no other information or tutorials, what should i do"

[hasanforaty]

thanks for video .
i have a question i m learning android and can build small app, my problem is with UI and UX, as a developer who wanna be able to create all a of a project by himself i wanna learn about Ui an UX but i don't know where to start i don't know do i must first trying to learn Material design ? or Compose or Xd ? or something else

[loudmouthdiaries]

I love you for this video
Thanks bro

[dipeshpeerlessalchemist]

wow people don't make these kind of usefull videos nowadays #respect