How I Hacked My Mind To Learn Coding

"How to learn coding efficiently", this is a question that haunts many self taught programmers. In this video, I will answer this question and some others. For example:
1. How to become better at Programming?
2. How to actually make progress when learning to code?
3. How to become a Software Engineer?

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[narendranomprakash]

1. Repetitions by Application
2. Spaced Learning
3. Learning Basic skills by Yourself
4. Having a group of like-minded people
5. Utility-Based Learning

[Mutual_Information]

But.. how could you hack without knowing how to code?!

[Drawpros]

I think all of this is GREAT advice. Helped me in all of my problems and misconceptions of what I needed to do. Good luck to everyone learning!

[yahyaal-salman]

you are amazing, man, thank you for this scientific approach instead of the empty talk we get in other channels about how to learn codding

[waderamlochan]

That is some great advice. It really helps clear the mind so you are not in your own way. Thank you good sir!

[economicdevelopmentplannin]

Great tips on how to learn. Especially good for anyone who hasn't gone through the hard work of trying to learn voluminous amounts of information.

[mayankkumar_]

Thank you so much for this invaluable insight, I know the video is a year old and why suddenly I have this drive to comment, but trust me I was completely lost and I needed someone to tell me, 'you don't have to learn everything' - when an experienced person says this it means a lot for someone like me who is just beginning with coding.

[jordanjackson]

Saw a short that you posted on 5 things to do to get ahead of most programmers. Now I see this vid and BOOM. Subscribed. Learning on You Tube is more fun than being mindlessly entertained now. Your like my 7th or 12th subscription to an educational channel.

[dre]

Thank you so much for this! I’m excited to try these techniques!

[SriKanth-qtpf]

U r a legend bro ... Thanks for the proper guidance... What u spoke is true ...❤️‍🔥

[SA]

Yeah I believe to become a competent coder is an extremely difficult thing to do. Going through the motions of following tutorials with predetermined outcomes, is one thing, but what happens when you ' take the stabilers off '. You dont just have be competent with coding, you have to be good at problem solving, you have to be creative and you have to be able work around things when they DONT go as expected. To be good at it, you're gonna have to dedicate yourself to it a LOT, I believe. I always wanted to code, but just never had what it takes. Congrats on the success you have had.

[timursarbassov]

Very underestimated channel. Thanks for spreading your experience in understandable way. Wish a lot of likes and subscribes

[athulstalwart]

You know exactly what situation we are going through and helps a lot
.Hope you will be making more contents related,
Let's all Build a Power Community 💪

[Charles-syej]

I wish I could thank all the yt coders for helping push me into starting to learn code! ❤️ 1 by 1 thank you bro!

[karthik]

Thank you sir. Thank you, i'm in tears with full of gratitude and respect. Thank you🙏

[abdulazeez]

Thank you very much sir. I learned a lot from you today. I was doing all the things that I shouldnt, but I understand now .Once again THANK YOU VERY MUCH ❤❤❤❤

[sumana]

1. Repetitions by Applications
2. Spaced Learning:
Study Less
Efficient time boxing
3. Having a group of like-minded people
Feel Gaps
Accountability
Motivation
4. Utility based learning
learn something if it's necessary

I still don't know everything about anything

[aashapun]

Thank you for the practical way of learning code. Sometimes it sucks when you are learning to code but not getting the result🥺

[leletejas]

You are stunning at video editing man!

[RichFlair]

Can you do a video on software engineer compensation and hiring changes in the current market? Keep up the great content!