Top FREE Resources To Get Better At Coding In 2024!

The video discusses free resources available online that can help individuals interested in learning coding or looking to brush up their existing skills. The speaker mentions that about 90% of learning coding depends on the individual's efforts, with only 10% being guided by a mentor or a paid course. The video covers topics like Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), web development, backend coding, deployment, DevOps, GitHub, competitive programming, and more. To learn these, the presenter recommends resources like Codeforces, LeetCode, freeCodeCamp, YouTube, and contributing to open-source software. Lastly, he emphasizes that building projects, posting them on GitHub, and continuous learning are crucial steps for progressing from a beginner to an advanced level in coding.

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00:00 - 0 to 1
00:37 - content
01:39 - DSA(why)
02:33 - DSA (what to learn?)
04:37 - DSA (how to learn?)
07:09 - DEV (why)
07:59 - DEV (what to learn?)
10:56 - DEV (how to learn?)
14:31 - Conclusion

[SayanJana-rxqw]

Newbies Believe me, 1st cohort is going literally mind blowing. 🤯💯

Source - I'm from 1st cohort of 100xDevs (Harkirat's course)

📌 Harkirat, Pin this for the newbies.

[xen]

Mentor is 100% needed coming from a path of regorous self learning myself, you will come across a lot of procastination and there will be days you wanna dont do it, you feel like i will do it tomorrow and you are always stuck in some sort of turorial hell. Having a mentor makes sure that you study what is needed and what is enough, and move on to doing another technology or start building projects. Having a mentor makes you have confident that yeah i know that. Any ways its your own decision in the end of the day.

[venom]

As a cohort 1 student, the content he provided in cohort 1 was far more valuable than what I would typically expect for the cost of 6000rs. I have learned more from him than I did during my entire degree, and he has also taught me many additional things.

[Tech_Enthusiasts_Shubham]

please bring your own dsa series for beginners on your channel it really needed sir

[som]

just one request: keep the price of the cohort a bit affordable for students please

[akhileshakhil]

Hello Harkirat I come from Biology background and I don't know much of the things what you are talking but still keep coming back to watch your videos as they are informative.
My question to you is if I would like to enter the coding world where should I start from and what materials should I use. Is there anything you have which I (and many begginers like me)can benefit from you.
One small suggestion is that please use a better mike.
Tq for the content

[sajaldewangan]

I have spent over 40-50K in buying online courses but these 6k were the most rewarding. The best course/cohort out there for Beginner to Intermediate level programmers.
📌 Harkirat, Pin this comment and let them what you’re providing.

[ramishanwar]

Hope it hasn't gotten annoying yet🙂✌️

Harkirat, I would like to request you to make a video on how and where can we find reliable and profitable internships? Something for the people currently pursuing engineering plis?

[ishaanshettigar]

2ND COHORT LETS GO CANT WAIT, IM DEFINETELY SIGNING UP. I already know a bit of MERN, Ik how to setup API's and make the fronted talk to the backend using fetch. I'm looking for a structured 100% course like the cohort to just polish off all my knowledge. Can't wait!

[gnaneshhhh...]

Thanks for the information !
keep posting this kind of videos

[itsmesuraj]

Hey Harkirat, Thanks for uploading this video
Really Helpful

Next Video- Can you please make a video on resume, because we have applied in so many company, all we get is rejection
So please guide on resume making
Hope you read this, and will think about this
Regards
Suraj

[tusharmatey]

11:00 if you did not use tutorial what did you use?

[arnabsurbhamsur]

Loved it. Probably will not buy your cohort as im trying to learn backend in Java(Spring) because of my knowledge in Java is most in-depth but nowadays i also follow many devs like primogen and cloudzy and they too recommend roadmaps similar to you. Also one thing i think you should have included in your video was studying dbms, cn, os and maybe oops in depth as they are heavily important to understand stuff like message queues.

[aslanhaider]

Looking forward to join the second Cohort!

[AtchutaTanooj]

The video volume is very low even at the highest volume. Can you please see to it!
Great content as always.

[Wisdomizer]

Ek no ☝️ video bhai.. very insightful.

[IrkyMan]

Please also include another topic in this:
How to instrument your code?

[JoKer-rovx]

Hello Harkirat sir, informative video, I have a good command over the tech stack that you mentioned in dev part, can you suggest some more trending technologies that I can learn in the next few months apart from what you have mentioned.

[Gagandeep-dh]

u are the my role model sir jiiii


love you sir ji

[stanleyjr_]

Harkirat bhai..do QA engineers have a chance for Level 2 atmost? Please do a video on QA level up or share us something in your next videos.