How I learn new skills & software engineering concepts fast

Thomas Frank's video on learning new skills

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro
00:18 Why learn something new?
00:52 Exposure to a variety of skills
02:57 Picking the learning model
03:28 Indexing Phase
05:38 Retaining Phase
07:10 Referencing Phase
08:28 The 80-20 Principle
09:36 The Mental Shift
11:08 Outro

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[pulkitsrivastava]

1) Indexing - Go through all the resources and just develop a basic understanding
2) Retaining - Go deeper and try to retain as much as possible, use spaced revision to revise and get a good hold
3) Referencing - Refer to the curated sources, since you would have already gone through it a lot of times you would pick up really fast

[kingcoder]

I want to enter Microsoft and hug this great man and have him as my mentor

[kaustav_pal]

As a software engineer I do learn things just to make things done, and after a month or two, I just forget about how I did implememented those things. Thanks a lot for sharing your technique to learn and retain.

[beanlighter]

Earlier people used to comment "I liked the video before watching" and I used to consider those people idiots but I do the same when I see your uploads. You can just trust some people.

[sakshamkshatri]

It is great seeing a Nepalese-American making such valuable content. Much love!

[guptasumukesh]

WHY IS THIS CHANNEL SO UNDERRATED !!! 🤯🤯🤯

[sandoook]

We need more YouTubers like you. I can imagine the amount of time and efforts you put into making this video. Lots of valuable information, something i can share with my students. Kudos to you. Subscribed.

[sheldoncooper]

The type of quality content I look forward to open the you tube.. thank You for this. This will definitely help me

[AJSquirrel]

I think the idea of "indexing" the information first NEEDS to be utilized more in school/universities!
It wasn't until after I graduated that I realized an initial overview of the material can really help you make sense of what you're learning and piece it together in the context of the big picture.

[pochta]

I enjoy both your content and the way you deliver it - easy going and relaxed, in simple terms, humble and still eloquent. Many thanks for lot of inspiration !

[johanbaltazar]

Im still learning web development, but when i was a totally begginer, i lacked the indexing phase, and this make my progress on learning totally frustrasting, so i think this is the one i consider the most important and nobody talks about. Greets

[JamalIssa]

Honestly, your channel has been the best hidden gym I stumbled upon YouTube this year. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.

[hadimasri]

I dont know why i just get relaxed and feel awesome only in this channel for software engineering, i also ‘blind trust’ you

[thedevcristian]

So grateful to found this channel. Thank you so much for the content you've created. It helps me to understand the things that I can't explain while learning new or getting refresh with the basics.

Keep safe.

[tigana]

I thought this video might be click bait because of the word “fast” in the title but I’m so glad I clicked. Thanks for sharing this. Subbed

[cryptomambaindia]

Utsav, you are teaching us things that no university/school in the world can teach us. Being a software engineer myself, I can grasp most of the things you shared.
I think, you are one of most underrated YouTuber and keep up the great work. Cheers

[indiansoftwareengineer]

Your talking style is amazing, calm, silent and with relaxed tone, defintely would learn it with experience...

[amitauti]

Absolutely gem of a person. The layering actually an eye opener. Thanks

[srinivasankasiram]

Worth to watch all your videos. Keep rocking... Love from India...

[ashutoshjadhav]

You have covered really good techniques it can help me in long run to learn skills in software engineering and keep my curiosity in right direction ❤️
I do enjoy your every video ❤️
You are like mentor for me