5 Ways To Write Code Faster

In my opinion, one of the worst parts about coding is how time consuming and mentally exhausting it can be. In this Tech With Tim video, I'll be sharing with you 5 tips and strategies to write code faster. I'll be talking about how you can write code in a better way, so you have less bugs and are more efficient when you're going through the coding process.

Thanks to Yubico for sponsoring this video!

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0:00 | Intro
1:09 | #1 - Make a plan
3:48 | #2 - Keep it simple
5:31 | #3 - Use a debugger
6:31 | #4 - Write automated tests
7:40 | #5 - Take frequent breaks

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[BcoderDotCom]

1. Make a plan
2. Keep it simple
3. Use a debugger
4. Write automated tests
5. Take frequent breaks

[ojasdillikar]

Sometimes I wish you were my professor giving career tips

[joseiparra]

One old programmer told me thinking is precise, precise is slower, slower is faster.

[cyberdash]

Video: 5 ways to code faster
#1: Type faster
Me: Furiously scribbles in notes

[mayankvaswani]

Hey Tim, what about a Docker and Kubernetes tutorial.

[ayzrag]

Hey tim, I’m a follower since ever..keep up the good work 👋🏻

[sethraphael]

Honestly the best way to debug for me is to explain the problem to someone else. Often, I’ll be griping to someone about how something isn’t working, and it’ll just hit me straight in the face.

[scofieldrk]

so far i only took tip #5 to heart... in fact, i never stopped applying that tip

[fasinudennis]

Taking frequent break is just a 100% true because I observe myself in the same situation.

[sthefanocarvalho]

Keeping it simple is VERY important.
More than once I couldn't understand what I was thinking at the time I wrote some code.
When it happened, I blamed Python's list comprehension resource (it can get very confusing haha).
But deep down I knew that I only had myself from the past to blame. The horror.

[dougsigman]

#1. Make a plan.
"If you fail to plan, you're planning to fail."

Good video with good advice. I do have a question about the one I never learned to use - what do you use to set up automated test scripts?

[taneemishere]

And what about making video about the tests and how to write that for our program.

[aryan]

could u please make a video on how to write tests. It would be of great help

[rog_shakhyar]

4:36 me trying to know how tensorflow is made by reading through its scripts.... Fainted after reading few keras scripts

[pauljones]

Can u make a video about how to make automated tests?

[anilkumarp]

✨Very Useful Information for Beginners ✨

[edwardedward]

Tim this is an excellent talk and really gets to the point. :-)

[yungifez]

I had a bug in my code

For 16 freaking straight hours i dat down trying to figure it out

Stood up to go have some rest

When i came back i noticed that i had wtitten tates and not states

[theobellash]

1. Plan
2. Kiss
3. Debug
4. Test
5. Break

[rajatmehra]

Data structures and algorithms complete course for python please