How I learned coding in React and created my website in 9 days | Coding challenge #code #programming

[gabriel_vela]

In 1 year the man will rewrite google backend architecture 😂

[MadeBetter]

On day 10 he got a job as a front end engineer, on day 11 he got promoted to senior engineer and on day 12 he became the CEO of Google… 😂

[nielsbohr]

It’s been a month and this dude now has his own OS, private network, hosting servers, vcs, programming language, and will be begin creating his own 3 nanometer transistors tomorrow

[thomasedwardking]

On day 11 he made an AI app ...that took over the world

[kenkioqqo]

What a coincidence, my 10-year-old cousin finished learning Angular, Django, and Laravel in one afternoon. That was last week on Tuesday. He just texted me a moment ago about a new programming language he's building. I'll give you updates soon...

[AbrarManzoor]

Great! You had learned very muxh in 9 days

[nelsonfoster]

Stop lying to people as if you had no coding experience.

[whattachhit]

How real programmer wish it was that easy to learn them all without any background in programming and coding

[brainheap]

I wish it was that easy to do
javascript, next.js, react, HTML, and CSS
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Septumsempra]

"Then I realized that they are using a different version of Next.js" story of my life

[RABAH]

If you continue like this, you will create youtube backend, facebook frontend and his backend, yahoo, google, bing, Instagram and more and more only in day 153 ... You are my Idole

[peterkolawole]

yup on day 10 you rested and day 11 you post this on YouTube thank you for all the good days

[animesh_j]

In one week he learned more than what I learned in months taking online courses 💀

[eftehassan]

Step 1 write some code
Step 2 create a function .
Step 3 select the codes with mouse cursor.
Step 4 check browser
Step 5 repeat all 4 above steps a
And boom 💥 its done

[Nxper]

Day 10 bro programmed a AAA game using a single line of code snd learned every other language that exists

[AhmedHassan-ivhp]

Definitely bro have brain working at 100%. Bro learning everything in matters of days.

[Kamsianida_Official]

This is the correct way of how you learn something, by doing. If you stuck google is your best friend.

[BlackGhostAudio]

For mere mortals like myself, here’s a more realistic timeline:

HTML/CSS: It will take you about an hour per day for a month to gain a solid understanding of these concepts while following along with a project-based Udemy course.

JavaScript: You’re looking at about another month of learning an hour per day. Again, follow along with a course.

React: I’m currently in the process of learning React and have been at it for a week now, again, for an hour per day. I’m nowhere near ready to take off the training wheels, which is why I’m following along with another course. Realistically, I’m estimating it will take another month or two to become somewhat comfortable.

I have time to invest more than 1 hour per day, but I can’t intensely focus on unfamiliar concepts for longer than an hour. My long-term retention takes a steep nose dive past the 60 minute mark. This is likely the barrier that will place a time gate on most people’s rate of learning.

[kumkuatte]

This man lives in Venus where a day is 8532 hours :D (good job btw)

[veldora]

i don't believe "without experience" that's too awesome