The Odin Project: How to Master Coding in 2023

Starting your coding journey or feeling lost in the programming world ?

Dive into today's video as we unveil the ultimate tool that can take you from a beginner to an expert in coding: The Odin Project

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[deveren]

"The Odin Project" saved my life and it contributed greatly to my life path. If you have the ability to understand what you read, I definitely recommend it.

[CRUVV]

Great video! Congrats on 1k. Proud of you!

[nanoberzerk]

I’m reached OOP principles. Finished Foundation for 2-3 months (hello etch a sketch, go to hell btw)
Im build library project like for month, I can’t build that app. Finally I got help in discord and find information in what direction I should go and I made it. It’s was so frustrating.
Do project is so fockin hard but I feel how I grow. If I look back I’m really can say that I can make things that I can’t make in the beginning journey. Now I do Tic Tac Toe and Im stuck already but don’t give up 😂

sry for grammar

[therealist]

A very popular Bootcamp here in the U.K (London) has a similar curriculum to the TOP and many get jobs after 6-8 months. The people that get the jobs are the ones that put in the work and have a good foundation in the basics already.

[FidexCode]

Very good resource, I was learning unnecessary things, but ever since I found odinI was able to stay on track.

[r.lum.r]

I’m 20% of the way through and I’m having trouble staying on track. I gotta get back on track

[abrotheryourbrother]

Wow! Time flies sooo fast. I remember when I signed up on the Odin Project on the 5th February, 2018 around 5:38am (though I've been partly into computer programming since May/June 2013). Now, I'm just smiling, seeing how the journey has been. It's a totally different story now (for good actually). I'm grateful to the Lord for the journey so far coz I've learned a lot and still actively learning.

[diehgo_sp]

Java Script will make you love the small things in life, because no matter hard life can be, JS will make it even worse

[amcmillion]

I did The Odin Project and got a developer job from it. Something to take into consideration is that the Ruby/RoR path is far more fleshed out than the JS/Node path. The Node section of the Node Path is absolutely horrible. IMO the Ruby path turns out better devs than the Node path. This was my experience and I have noticed it from seeing the code written by people of both paths.

[Karlkkaaarrll]

Don't forget the discord group they have, they had a discussion session there for everybody, where one speaker talks a topic and the rest ask question and some share there experiences. I did join that discussion and it last from February to march last year. Hopefully this year there will be more, I know the speaker was very busy with his work and teaching dancing class.

Enjoyed it really far from the curicullumn they had provided, because you can talk to anyone with experiences.

[almy-qylf]

Thanks a lot for the suggestion ! I come from a math/engineering background, and have always been excellent at logic and problem-solving. Not to brag but learning a couple programming languages was a bit of a walk in the park for me. SQL, Python, JavaScript, PHP, HTML, Go, CSS, even some C++...I learned the basics and got familiar with some of their libraries in 6 months of focused study, and I've solved countless problems related to them. Even some of my friends who work in the field have asked my help with some of their projects, and everytime, the solution just came to me rapidly.

BUT, I have not been involved directly in any type of project that I could put on a resume, because I didn't even know where to look, and I am prone to feeling imposter syndrome. The Odin Project looks promising.

[bennguyen]

Learn is by building, building is learning

[KushG]

I got this from a video from a year ago from someone...
He said that, JS path, doesn't cover DSA part much while ruby on rails covers it

But in the comments it was mentioned that the curriculum was updated to add the DSA part for everyone.

Is this the case?

[unknwn_]

I've started TOP a year ago and I feel like I've been reading tons of articles (even the recommended ones) and not programming/coding properly...

[gideonbuba]

I’m done with the Odin project and still don’t feel I know enough

[ImMrSage]

I would love to hear about more platforms like Odin Project for other purposes like backend where you need python, or gamedev. If you know something, please share it in the comment

[vinjosh-fy]

Go to hyderabad india and there are courses taught in open locations like playgrounds to hundreds and on big screen. MOST are American and eu wannabe coders and trust me its magic.

[johnmurphy_]

I did try TOP but i get bored reading long text

[ПавлоЗалуцький-хь]

What do you think is a better resource The Odin Project or Roadmap sh?

[Mamika_AFK]

Very informative, thank you, just subbed! 😄👍
God bless you and your family always 🙏🩵