I Read Every Popular Coding Book. Here’s What I Learned

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[joshuagisiger]

Great video—really enjoyed it! Regarding your take on Clean Code by Robert C. Martin, I wanted to share a different perspective. I believe that investing time early on to write clean, elegant, and testable code can be invaluable, especially for projects you intend to maintain over the long term. While it's true that it might slow output initially, a well-thought-out design (even at smaller levels, like functions or individual lines) often saves significant time and effort down the road. Of course, the context matters—this approach might not be necessary for a quick throwaway script. Would love to hear your thoughts on this, and thanks again for the great content!

[bjni]

also a good idea to build using the algorithms to see how they are applied, for example I built a Maze solver in Python with the DFS(Depth first search) algorithm, you can try to scale it up and see how the algorithm solution to the problem changes the behaviour of the program.

for example using nested loops can be O(N^2) time complexity which does not scale well with large applications etc.

You could try this same example with the BFS algorithm and see how it changes things, or make a different program in JS applying some common algorithms to try them out in action

[rod]

3:14 Good example of why I think that, whenever possible, avoiding else statements tends to lead to cleaner code.

[froote]

One week for multiple books 😵‍💫😵😵😵😵🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[Axorax]

This video must have taken a lot of effort!

[lostinthenarrativve]

Hey man, do you mind if I ask how many parts of fullstackopen you completed when you were learning webdev?

[avaygc]

Bro Really how did you manage time in all of these like Coding learning Stuff for the project and self learning to stand up the knowledge need a video in that too for real like i am doing office work project and its really hard to manage all of that will be thankful if u give some advice.

[hellokevin_]

off topic but how did you learn Nextjs bro ?

[Haroun.Benmahdjoub]

How many books have you read on programming so far?