How I would learn to code (if I could start over)

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Title	:	How I would learn to code (if I could start over)
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do you have any recommendations on what the best bootcamps would be for beginners?
Comment from : @tw4943

Thanks
Comment from : @ambarlostinthewoods3080

your the only person that make's sense online
Comment from : @itsskazza

Lol is it just me or the person on the other side of the video looks like an AI level human bot who can talk and think like humans
Comment from : @shreyagoyal2724

man solid advice overall but man is coding killing you? you sound dead inside
Comment from : @thovarisk8699

thank you that's rly helpful
Comment from : @jingwenzhu6153

Turn CC on please
Comment from : @MiyamotoMusashi23839

This is my first month learning to code, thank you for giving me strength ❤
Comment from : @professionalvirtualassistant

I come here to learn about coding but I have learned about life from you guys! Thank you both!
Comment from : @phooeyman808

bro! why you look so fucked up?? luv ya!!🫶
Comment from : @gurugorule7656

Glad to see you back, Nick And Tim too Such a talented, sharp young men, full of creativity to boot This is a mini Hollywood caliber production you have here
Comment from : @msms3260

Any Idea which channel this is 4:20 ?
Comment from : @omaerabdullah5124

Frontend-monkey
Comment from : @dimanroman4803

Still think this is the path you will follow if you start coding all over again?
Comment from : @patricioibarrag

I'm starting my journey! I'm learning HTML and CSS atm, about his point of finding a good teacher remember guys there's chatgpt, it works wonders and has helped me a tone since I live in a third-world country ans almost nobody knows how to code here 😅
Comment from : @salvadorteran3575

Guys put this video on 15x playback, im just weird its so hard for me to watch this video its sooooo slow paced but the content is sooo imporantant i dont know but putting on 15x made it soo mycg better for me to unde4rstand
Comment from : @Fahze

nick looks so exhausted from coding hhh so he had to put all the energy he still got on his youtube channel 😂 , amazing video
Comment from : @HostileProd

playing this video at 2x speed
Comment from : @siddhantnayak7120

my comment
Comment from : @user-pz1kl9nz1g

a year since i started learning hanging in there
Comment from : @Franck_Major_X

Very good and important point on how 'professor teaching a newbie" wouldn't actually be a good idea I'd even extend it to also developers that are very very experienced in a given field - most of such people take some things they already know for granted and are unable to grasp how different it is for a newcomer This can also be seen in many tools documentation - I'd even risk saying that it SHOULDN'T be written by the super-in-depth creator(s) of the tool! At least not the tutorials/getting started etc pieces, it probably makes sense in the context of all nitty gritty details (so every tenth person that actually uses given documentation?)
Comment from : @ukaszsi1413

Where to start: 5:26
Comment from : @rakso1597

Hey Nick Thank you for your video I watched your video and also some other videos like this and I wonder why people suggest first learning backend and frontend and only after that applying to jobs? I mean, people can find jobs as a backend developers and start gaining real commercial experience, aren't they? This is how it works in east Europe where I am from I learned Java, Git, Maven, SQL and I found a job as a backend developer 15 years ago I continue learning every day and I still didn't have a chance to learn frontend technologies and Python just because I have so many technologies to learn right now which I need as a backend developer - message brokers, cloud, frameworks, microservice architecture, etc I would appreciate it if you or other developers with experience in the West comment on this Thanks
Comment from : @NikiforovJava

Java and Azure here
Comment from : @cicciopasticcio8469

Nameof music in 3:30?
Comment from : @cepi24

I’m 70 and just now learning C++ It helped knowing C but it’s another world brbrI’m sure it would have been easier starting at a younger age, but I was busy with a music career brbrStill…I love the challenge and am having fun brbrYour teaching style is very easy for me to understand Thank you!
Comment from : @larryseyer

can i still watch those google cloud videos the link has expired :(
Comment from : @Hasgul1

I respectfully disagree with @techwithtim Professor David J Malan PhD does an amazing job with all things CS50 teaching
Comment from : @BruceElgort

I started with FORTRAN, those damn card readers were always jamming
Comment from : @daviddun1389

TechWithTim “it’s harder for a double phd to teach than someone with no degree”
Comment from : @00JEDF

his voice sums up my life situation rn
Comment from : @noshina04

Thank u very much bro
Comment from : @manindrasammanathegreat8253

:)
Comment from : @manindrasammanathegreat8253

Thanks Nick, great advice
Comment from : @kiplimocollins

I’m learning to code at 35 I have no insecurity about the fact that I need someone to talk to me like I’m 5 in order to get an initial grasp of new concepts I would overthink everything otherwise
Comment from : @john81487

Dude has not done anything other than leetcode and feeling entitled to give wisdom advice Come back when you are 45 dude
Comment from : @javaprivateexception6188

lol agree!
Comment from : @kunalkheeva

I used 15x speed
Comment from : @Seasonednuts-iv5gd

From where you learned angular and react can you please mention your recommendation courses
Comment from : @aviator9728

why does bro talk so slow I had to watch on 15x
Comment from : @tabmax22

Overthinking things or for me “trying too hard“ definitely slowed me down That point is huge Another key is patience Don’t rush through anything complex, you’ll end up regretting it
Comment from : @jm101

Great collaboration between Tim and Nick, I like it
Comment from : @Brlitzkreig

Why does he look dead inside?
Comment from : @keneokeke200

Is the Plural Sight link still active to learn Google Cloud?
Comment from : @tapiwamagumise8686

9:00 I would say you need a good healthy ego and confidence in yourself, that is a feeling it has nothing to do with being analytical, my confidence varies day to day and as I have gotten to know myself better I recognize that I used to have very little ego and self confidence in university and new topics would kind of stress me out cause they seemed complex , I just read the title and said wtf is this abstract thing , it has such a new and complicated name it must be extremely hardbr( It didn't help that everyone made it look like either it was too easy and you felt stupid for not seeing how easy it was or made it to look like it was impossible which was even worse you start thinking we are developing nuclear science here)brbrAnd I would always fall in that trap and never self reflect "hey stupid you just learned a concept last week that seemed so dawning and it was extremely easy", so you need to be in touch with your feeling and be self aware and maybe even write a diary of how you feel so you can improve
Comment from : @joeroganpodfantasy42

Resumen para la gente que habla español:brHtml5 y Css, luego javascript y/o pythonbrEnforcarse en proyectos para aprender mejor y luego elegir una rama (frontend, backend, machine learning, juegos, etc)
Comment from : @Chocomilk98

of all youtube programming channels out there i found this the more real and legit one Nick, in my opinion, was the golden boy of code, but covid and life happens, and he fall into the trap of coding You can see the weight in his eyes
Comment from : @gastonmurad3252

I have yet to get really good at a framework - but I am working on it!
Comment from : @codeoptimal7197

While promotion he is very energetic
Comment from : @obitouchiha876

The other guys channel is not in the discrimination
Comment from : @beavermatixx6116

Bro are you good? 😭
Comment from : @oaoskey6051

thanks bro love from india
Comment from : @haribhaarii

We began to code at the same year, my starting point was Java
Comment from : @tariq3erwa

u are at the right place when u find a guy who looks depressed and completely worn off because of programming UK u can trust him , my man got expressince
Comment from : @IFD404

Why are you speaking so slow? Are you trolling? Lol
Comment from : @MrTactics26

5:25 "Where to start"
Comment from : @emersongabrieltomo376

my man looks like he is either about to shout sooo loud or just drop dead with eyes closed
Comment from : @personaladdress3539

I can not speak properly because of stuttering I tried different methods to overcome the issue, but they usually don’t work I feel quite confident about myself, but it seems like my subconscious doesn’t But from now on every time when I feel I’m about to stutter, I think about Nick and his monotonous, deep, slow and undoubtedly mesmerising speaking You literally have the slowest speech I’ve ever heard It calms me down and helps me to speak fluently Thank you!
Comment from : @accountforyoutube2280

not a regular viewerbrbrbut it looks like coding squeezed the life out of him and honestly that's my biggest fear
Comment from : @manxmaniac2568

Super well said
Comment from : @DuyenPhanLan

15x speed seems normal, normal seems 05x
Comment from : @naveenkaushik643

tim just cursed 10:32 😂
Comment from : @fiendsgaming7589

What do you think about C#?
Comment from : @windows99

the slow monotoned talking feels like something out of a movie about a serial killer lol, but great video, i like the perspective
Comment from : @shadowcraft1111

Thanks for helping me 👍🏼
Comment from : @nicholasfayahincoom3601

Thank you for the video Sorry the comment section is flooded with humble-bragging dweebs
Comment from : @doritosmix73

kkkk
Comment from : @seprograme3742

ultra confidence
Comment from : @mathajar9563

oh my god, why in Vietnam when they reach 35 years old, people won't code anymore but will move to another job In European and American countries, it is different, they still code when they are 50 years old Vietnam fires programmers very quickly if you don't try to become a manager
Comment from : @duyluat1298

Love it, so much truth Thank you so much
Comment from : @tenniss651

What worked good for me is getting jobs, even side jobs while you are a student If you really have to solve a problem on the job, that can really boost your programming skills
Comment from : @thecodingmentor7701

Love your candor, which helps a lot with these videos
Comment from : @foreston8557

I'm around 2 years into learning to code and cannot agree more with what you say around 10:00 about overcomplicating things at the beginning I still do this all the time! It's easy to feel bamboozled by a program of hundreds of lines of code, but I love it when I can break it down and go "oh this is just a loop iterating through a list and that means that this is Etc etc"
Comment from : @yppahpeek

epic video! any roadmap on wev 3 development?
Comment from : @joshcastro5385

Think this guy needs a new path He looks toasted
Comment from : @danpalex

Nice one, Nicky boy
Comment from : @stealtime

If I could start over - dermatology No degree can compete with medical school or law school I wish I knew that when I was 20
Comment from : @mv848

Actual Video Starts @1:54
Comment from : @davidgarrisononyt4599

This vid comes alive at 2x
Comment from : @BernardSolomon

Is it even possible to talk slower
Comment from : @idavy4655

The first couple of minutes feel like the intro to a true crime show :D
Comment from : @BrutalNeko9640

Being a programmer I understand why he's feeling dead inside ! !!!
Comment from : @danysingh8382

How I would learn:brbrbrbrbrDon't fuckin start with C++ (This almost made me quit😂)
Comment from : @gafadin_578

"Keep the comparison on yourself" Pure wisdom
Comment from : @patrickjames7190

Nick how can I get ahold of you I have an idea I Genuinely feel you are a perfect person to implement and I'm willing to be the product in which would be sold in which which I will charge nothing As long as I could be a part of it I would be willing to give you my time for free Please DM me or get ahold of me however you see fit Seems like your personality would click well with mine and money's free all you gotta do is work for it so I'm willing to give you my time if you're willing to invest in it I hope to hear from you soon Cheers
Comment from : @jamflex4DOTcom

Where do you even look to find a coding teacher?
Comment from : @therealwaterdonkey_4561

hahahaha 10;30 fucked me up too
Comment from : @rtony209

I learned stack overflow
Comment from : @ayrfresh9632

I'm already a developer with years of experience but I'm watching anyways
Comment from : @unixtreme

this man is tired of everything i love it
Comment from : @Nemo-nu9lo

'When I started in 2013 I learnt HTML, CSS and JavaScript, but if I were to start over today, I would do it VERY differently' br'If I started over today, I would learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript'
Comment from : @ChocolateMuffin308

10:28😂😂😂
Comment from : @rokrok27

i am studying computer engeeniering for about 2 years and havent even be able not to fail in one class of coding lmao How yall learned to code? or probably i am not smart for this, should i quit? if i fail this semester POO i have one last chance the next semester so i dont get drop from university
Comment from : @yeez-2977