How to Improve Your Coding Skills with 5 Simple Habits

🧠 Hi neurons👋, If you're a programmer, you know how essential it is to stay up-to-date with the latest technologies and improve your coding skills continuously. With the rapid evolution of the software industry, it's no longer enough to rely on just your academic education or professional experience to keep you on top of your game.

Fortunately, there are simple habits you can adopt to become a more efficient and effective coder. In this video, we'll explore five practical strategies that you can implement right away to help you improve your coding skills, regardless of your level of experience.

00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Practice, practice, practice
03:23 - Read code
04:17 - Peerprogramming
05:06 - Follow coding news

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🙋‍♀️ Hi, my name is Charlotte Fraza a third year PhD student in Computational Neuroscience at the Donders institute in the Netherlands. With this Channel I hope to teach the world about Computational Neuroscience and give current and prospective students the tools to enter this field. I hope you enjoy the videos ❤️.

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[mindsetizeverything]

Hey Charlotte, thanks for sharing these tips. Coding everyday really makes a difference cuz when neurons fire together, they wire together.

[amenahayyoub]

Hello Charlotte, I've been following your videos for a few months now, and I just want to say that you really inspired me to look into a more computational approach to the major I'm currently taking. I am studying biomedicine for my bachelor's, and I JUST applied for the masters in computational biomedicine!!! The goal is definitely to do something with computational neuroscience in my master's and as a PhD in the future!! Thank you for the inspiration!!

[ramoncf]

As a programmer, peer programmer is very useful for problem solving, as we say in Spain, two pairs of eyes see more than one, but if you're working alone you can always "rubberduck", many times I've asked for help, or been asked for help, and as I was telling the issue I already had found the solution.
Another advice I would give is to prototype your ideas before implementing them, in your head/on paper an algorithm might look great but when you actually add it to your application it's slow or doesn't provide the expected results. Always prototype and validate when in doubt.
Great video as always.

[marianamartinelli]

I love your channel. I'm 18 and I'm study ing computer science to do a postgraduate degree in neuroscience and follow your path. Thanks a lot for the videos.

[camilarodriguez]

Thanks you!! Btw the editing is getting so good :D

[emrebsglll]

I am a 2nd year data scientist student and thank you for these videos.

[senshi_ichigo]

Habits and Repeating things makes Humans So Smart!
i do now Coding Even with small one window with sample Codes
to make it my True Habits for everyday ^^

[misslianash]

Thanks for the video! Is there any particular way that you keep up with latest tech developments?

[yuyan]

Before watching, typical comment go first to support.😊

[senshi_ichigo]

i'm Trying to Understanding Python Full Libraries! was a Super Heavy Info for my little Brain, and thank you for your videos Sister 😌