How I would learn to code (if I could start over)

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⏳ Timeline ⏳
0:00 Intro
0:14 Number 1: Do it
0:53 Number 2: Build Your Career Early
1:48 Number 3: Copy
3:01 Number 4: Be Proactive
3:56 Number 5: Invest
4:48 Grammarly
5:40 Number 6: Master a Programming Language
6:33 Number 7: Be Autonomous
7:28 Number 8: Learn How to Debug
8:24 Number 9: LeetCode early
9:27 Number 10: Win
10:23 Outro

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[giovannigiura]

I personally think that "focus on technique first; creativity comes later" is the single most important mindset that can be applied to any sphere of our lives. That's so inspiring that i'm making it my new motto

[valoriebroderick]

My degree is in literature. But I did a three month boot camp and got hired by a company. I'm like..."I guess I'm a software developer now?" So I really appreciate these videos that help orient me to the industry and provide me with some sort of direction on how to proceed.😅

[bongkem]

0:14 1. Write code (not just watch/read code)
0:53 2. Start a project
1:48 3. Copy idea (sudoku, bomberman...), technique first creativity later
3:01 4. Be proactive, don't wait for the perfect time, begin now
3:56 5. Invest (M1 laptop)
5:40 6. Learn 1 language DEEPLY
6:33 7. Be autonomous (google your way out)
7:28 8. Learn to debug, debug often
8:24 9. LeetCode early, structure/time/complexity analysis
9:27 10. Perseverance, humility, determination

[TheSunrse]

I am a Software Engineer myself and I agree with all your points. Point being you should never stop working on projects and learn new technologies even if you are a super senior software engineer at a FAANG company or not. Never ever stop learning new things

[nicoibarra]

"Don't wait until you are 100% ready. You never will". This was a huge piece of advice for me. I never feel ready for making something new and I'm always thinking in doing a 30hs Udemy course to start. I guess it's related to Impostor Syndrome. This video was helpful. Thank you!

[TikTokTrendsPinas]

I haven't skipped all your ads because you deserve it. Thanks bro. Very relatable tips esp no. 5.

[thosepioneers]

Just wow. You have absolutely nailed this! Like a philosopher time traveler. Thank you so much for putting this up for us! I’ll be using your grammerly code

[lefaek]

this is actually the most awesome coding advise I have ever come across! cheers to you my friend!

[leatinoso]

Badly needed to hear this! Thanks so much. Picked up a lot from you man

[tenhseng]

I've been a developer for 3 years and I've done all these mistakes. I think it is not too late for me to start over. These are really great tips. Thanks #PIRATE_KING 👍

[supriyarudroju]

Hey PIRATE KING!!
I loved all the 10 points
1.Do it
The best way to learn is by doing it
what I hear, I forget.
what I see, I remember.
What I Do, I understand.
2.Build your career Early
Find Internships
build a project
3.copy(not the code)
4.Be proactive
5.Invest
6.Master a Programming language
7.Be autonomous
8.Lean How to Debug
-Make debugging a habit
9.Leetcode early
10.win
-perseverance
-humility
-Determination

[ambermullen]

I’m 38 stay at home mom and just joined a boot camp. I’m not traditional, but super motivated. Thank you for the tips!! Cross your fingers for me! ❤

[nitinkukreja]

I really appreciate these videos. I started python a week back after failing college 4 years back. I've been in the family business ever since. I am now learning and hoping that I get a job as a software engg without a degree.

[ishikahere]

I have literally watched so many videos like this but so far this is the best video I found on YouTube. I have watched videos having millions of views but not the same knowledge as it is provided in this. This video deserves way more views !! Gonna watch this again and again and gonna make notes! Tysm for the information!☺️☺️

[AstonJay]

Thank you! I'm just starting out learning to code to switch careers. I needed to hear this💪

[nurulislamseam]

One of the best suggestions of all time after watching tons of videos I can say that for sure .
Surely recommended to everyone

[josephmcenroe]

APPRECIATE THE I struggle with finding ideas for projects, this video helps will help me out!

[laurablakely]

Teaching myself to code and looking for a path to really master first. Thank you, , very motivational!!

[Tony.Vibez.]

I’ve seen ALOT of videos on coding tips; this is by far the BEST video I’ve seen. Really solid advice and points here, well done!

[chef_rg.]

Another great 👍🏾 video. I love how detailed and organized you are with your content.
Thanks for this 💻