How To Make Programming Effortless

Hi all. I am back again with another video. Apologies for the lack of replies and slow uploads.

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[mandelkuchen]

1. Routines
- Learn keyboard shortcuts
- Integrate vim
- Tiling window manager
2. Time management: Deep work + Pomodoro (Without phone)
3. Mindset

[davidwinfield]

The Pomodoro technique is amazing. Sometimes I have a hard time getting started with my work at all. By just setting a 25 minute timer, that action alone gets me to start working immediately. My whole goal is to get as much done in that 25 minutes as possible. And for smaller tasks, usually this means that I'll completely finish in that time period instead of letting that task take up my whole day!

[unicorn_tamer]

I never thought I'd get so addicted to such a small channel. I am loving your content! Keep it up!

[thewebdev]

Your videos are the best I've seen. Short, concise and so helpful. I'm trying to apply everything i learn from your videos. Thank you for sharing with us !

[Meiaixin]

I never thought of the Pomodoro technique. I have a hard time taking breaks. I would a lot of time studying and coding that I would forget to take breaks. By the time I get tired of coding I would have felt like I got a lot of work done but didn't learn much. This will teach me to take breaks and set a system for me to stop at the right time. Thank you for this video.

[tylermorgan]

I found you channel last week and I binged all of your content. There’s few channels that I have post notifications on, yours is definitely at the top 🔝 it’s a good day when you post. Keep it up bro!

[MaxJM]

I have started using NVim once I did dualboot in my laptop (using Windows because of uni projects + Linux Mint) and it's awesome just how not only it makes me get more in the zone because I never get my hands out of the keyboard, but also just how much more fun it makes everything be. I have some issues studying because I tend to lose focus quite easily (may be ADHD but I haven't been officially diagnosed lol) but whenever I have tried Pomodoro it has been quite useful, specially for programming-related tasks. Slowly but surely I'll try to integrate it into my life because it for real can be a game-changer if applies properly. Cheers bro!

[suvraneelsaha]

productivity is personal to everyone
and if you are in the tech career you have to spend a lot of time sitting on your desk and coding
so better to know these things :
1] Learn Keyboard shortcuts
2] Learn how to use vim or any sort of that
3] Use window tiling which is native in most linux distros
4] MAJOR THING: Time management - use deep work with Pomodoro technique combined for better results and dont use phone in between the breaks
Rather do Stretching going to the toilet walking drinking water
5 ] Mindset - is the KEY - it will determine whether you enjoy the process or not
have a mindset that whatever you are doing is fun and you love doing it

[_shery.]

I am using Pomodoro as ladder to Deep Work, by incrementally increasing pomodoro time interval. Currently i am at 45 min. Love your content.

[thcpuhr]

My pomodoro technique goes like.

25-30 minutes working
10 minutes rapid chess

[ardnys]

I learned a lot of keeb shortcuts for vscode and it really makes the experience more fluid and fun. My summer goals are getting used to linux, vim and terminal in general. I am not going to abandon IntelliJ as long as I write Java in college, just because how much it smooths out the Java experience.

[CodingAsmr-]

bruv you earned yourself a new follower rn because your videos are the real comfort to me and I like them a lot cause it almost feels like that my inner calm cool and collected self is making videos for me thanks a ton and keep up the good work 🙏🏻❤️

[goshmain]

Bro this is straightforward facts with reference to videos/libraries to use straight away

[go_better]

Thanks a lot. And thank you a lot for being straight to the point. Really. That gives to watchability

[mustaphaoyenuga]

Your contents are amazing for real. I always look forward to it.

[EI.]

GREAT CHANNEL I' am good at circuit designing and also own a channel for how to design circuit, but everything in circuit designing was becoming to easy for me and i started feeling comfortable and wasn't happy with this state, so i decided to upgrade my level with embedded systems, but I was so afraid of programing, it felt like is never going to be my thing, so i was trapped in tutorials hell and everything became so overwhelming for me, so i didn't know which book to read everything became to difficult because i was just aiming for the best and easy programming language, but until i came to understand that i should just stick to one language, which i found was python and the foggy whether is becoming clear to me about programming and I'm believing i will still have to keep pushing.

[cyberducc]

Productivity systems are personal. I've never seen someone put it so clearly.

[CadeGranier]

Excellent video as always. Thank you for the consistent great content!

[BonerPauler]

thanks man you live close to our hearts you are just the wise man who speaks wise words amen 🙏

[aimsworth]

Thank you! Your videos are always helping me in my beginner journey in web development :)