10 Ways To Get Better At Coding

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[KeepOnCoding]

What the best way to improve your coding game?

[farhan]

Here are the 10 ways just in case, if you're in a hurry,

1. Review other people's code.
2. Have your code reviewed.
3. Side projects (he'll make a video soon about this)
4. Learn multiple languages (in-depth after you've mastered one language) PS: not of same nature (if you know C++ then learn JavaScript or Python)
5. Contribute to Open Source projects.
6. Reuse code (existing libraries whenever possible)
7. Code in front of people (like streamings or mock interviews, peer coding, etc)
8. Ask for challenging projects (Get comfortable being uncomfortable)
9. Take a programming course (even if you're experienced, to learn something new)
10. Improve Data Structures and Algorithms (Mentioned Platforms: LeetCode, Codewars, TopCoder, HackerRank, etc)

[MartinGarcia-bzoy]

Who else got da “so you wanna be a soft ware dev at google “ ad ?

[kevanbarter]

Side projects have really helped me with my coding skills!

[averagehelper]

Twitch-coding? That’s probably the best idea I’ve never heard before. I might actually give that a go!

[dsilvahome]

Thanks for the tips!
Keep doing what you are doing!
It is thanks to people like you that a kid like me could really fullfill his dream of becoming a software engineer!

[raees]

I feel leetcode has helped me sooo much in the last few months. I'm an aspiring full stack dev

[ScottMaday]

Side projects, especially difficult but fun ones (like a operating system or a compiler) really help me learn quickly

[MrEdot]

another tips maybe, don't try to learn everything at the same time.
treat this as a long running marathon, not a sprint.
make a list, and prioritize them accordingly. it's OK to not knowing something, never compare yourself to others, as long as you are getting better from time to time, you are on the right track.

[StarBoySonii]

I usually code/program basic ones at school but at home I like to make my own more advanced programs/codes. I really enjoy doing that.

[najehtahhan]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate the hard work you are putting on this channel, which helped me a lot to improve my skills as a software engineer

[mnasirizadeh]

Thanks for the video, you are greate! Keep on codíng ...

[mourice]

One of the worst things that has happened to me was that my laptop broke while I was in the middle of a course I had to restart 130+- lessons because I forgot EVERYTHING

[nada]

Math major trying to learn to code here, so coming for a non-traditional ish background. I really appreciate your honesty and openness on your journey and the ups and down, as well as the practical content. Thank you!

[rolandocruz]

Keep up the videos man they’re all super helpful ⚡️

[Kevthedev]

Yo Sam...I love Lofi so much that I am partnered with Chilhop. Man, I have to say that your tracks are freakn spot on. I've been coding to it all day. It puts me in the mind of Chillhop tracks...It was my first time hearing the album...playlist...or whattever you call it, lol. Anyway, great stuff...totally looking for more of these in the future! 🔥🔥🔥

[honzahalik]

As a complete beginner learning Python building my own fraction calvulator has realy pulled me into it. Just seeing that thing that you wrote work is so amazing. Totaly recommend

[bankkozma]

I just found this channel a few days ago from the Expectation-Reality videos, and I truly love it!

[mohabad]

Perfect timing for a video, unfortunately today (30th of Nov) I had an assignment due on the basics of SQLite and R (probably easy langs for most), yet I struggled miserably. I hope to look back on this one day and I'll be better at Data Science even though some don't consider that coding for whatever reason.

[ohadcohen]

Thanks a lot, I appreciate your content, very honest and down to earth.