The TRUTH about Coding

Is Coding worth it in 2022? Is coding hard? Is Coding Useful?

These are some of the questions you might be asking yourself when getting started with learning to code.

So in this video, I expose the truth about coding. Is Coding the Future or is Computer Science & tech saturated?

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0:00 Intro
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[mr.goldenweek]

Hello, I am 16 years old and I started learning programming before something like a month. And I'm having so much fun. It's so much fun for me to do some actions and create something special and personal of my own. I sit for something like 6 hours every day and I can not stop having fun in this area. It really opens up my world to places I would not have reached without programming. I'm just a month into it, and I have a desire to continue it for many years to come. It really is so much fun and I recommend everyone to engage in it. When you program you feel like the world is yours. And you produce it. There is no feeling more fun and exciting for me than a programmer. It's so much fun for me. Because once I sit in programming I really, really feel like I'm flying in the sky. In short I recommend everyone to start learning to program :) Thank you very much for taking the time and reading :)))

[InternetMadeCoder]

To clarify: The demand is high for GOOD software engineers. So to get a job, you still need to be good. And getting good is hard & takes a lot of work. But it's so so worth it.

[francisnganou]

This video is fully packed. Things i learned from this video:
1. Supply-demand chain for coding
2. Coding is skill, you can laverage for your lifetime.
3. Coding is the best career path right now.

[georios]

Crazy timing. I've literally been ultra consistent for the past 4 months (5-7 days a week; 4hr sessions) but today I just wasn't feeling it. This was just the thing I needed to jump start my session. ty

[skinnytimmy]

I'm just getting over the dip now, definitely not as excited as when I first started, but also not dreading it like I did 2 years ago. Im actually enjoying the confusion and pushing through to figure things out now

[Auxcordbroke]

I have epilepsy and live off a disability income. I honestly have nothing else to do, my brother is an engineer and is pushing me to do this. I hope to get better the more I go on with this. Your videos are motivating me to stay on track and learn. I feel more comfortable in getting better at this. Thank you.

[jadelaawar]

Great video mate! I already got past the beginner level you can say the dip and currently decent st like 2 languages and I will stay learning till I go to university. I am 16 currently

[XunnnD-hzpi]

This video is awesome. I don't know where am I on the curve, wether I'm inside the dip or not, but I always tell myself that "I'm in the dip, push harder for it" so I don't ended up getting disappointed the fact that I can't go pass this barrier. Perhaps with this mindset, I might be able to leave the dip while keeping the same or even higher motivations

[JustinLietz]

Thank you for sharing consistent content! You're the reason I started taking CS50 after a month of learning python

[refsell]

What an impressive doubling of subscribers lately (it was about 6-7k when I saw your penultimate videos). I wish you a lot of creativity and a lot of video ideas so you can keep up with this :D

[parmanandchauhan]

Ur channel growth is amazing, 3 days ago I have commented now u have more than 12000 subscribers. Good work mate

[letgabeequaltrue]

I think new programmers should only do 1 hour of coding for the first 2-3 weeks so that all the new information can be processed by the brain. Information Overload will happen quickly if you try to learn html, css, JavaScript and React in the same 2-3 weeks

[vidhush]

The CS50 you told will be my turning point of my life! Thanks Man/

[sonofabdi]

Bro, I'm just amazed how your community is growing so fast! Keep the hard work You're doing? Much Love❤

[abhiishek]

I like your accent, plus I don't have English as a major language, but still emm able to understand what you say!✨
May you get billions of subscribers in end of this year ✨

[developerann]

great video!! you broke it down into such simple terms 🙂
also so true that most people give up in the dip, which is also right before it starts getting better again!! just gotta make it through that dip 😃

[DGDDice]

I'm 25 and 2 months into my coding journey and I can't tell you how much fun I'm having learning this. before this I wasn't really sure what I wanted to do in my life (I did do a game design course but didn't do much with it after graduating) but now discovering programming and the job of software engineering I now know where I want to head towards. the fact that not only it's a job that requires problem solving and being around computers is right up my alley.I just feel like when I sit down and learn to code I've found the thing I want to considering how much each day I want to come back and learn more. also learning how to code will not only allow me to get a job in software engineering but I'll also be able to learn how to make my own games in the background. the fact that it's a job that's in demand and gets well paid only makes my motivation to attain it even greater.

[vinamrajha]

Thnx for recharging the motivation tank...!!

[DevlogBill]

By far one of your best videos, you show a great way of viewing difficulties of learning, thanks buddy.

[parmanandchauhan]

Ur channel growth is amazing, I have commented 2 days ago and now it gains more than 10000 subscribers. Good work mate