How I learned programming as a self taught programmer

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Hey, guys. Welcome back to my channel.
Today, I would like to talk about how I learned programming as a self-taught programmer.
Choosing proper materials leads to keeping you motivated and improving your skills In a short period of time.
However, you shouldn't spend too much time choosing those stuff.
Instead of you, I can introduce you best online study materials for you.
Thanks for watching:)
See you in the next one!
⏰ Time records
00:00 Intro
00:52 Why I didn't pursue a computer science degree
01:58 Why I didn't go to a boot camp
03:00 How I learned programming
03:43 3 online learning materials I recommend
07:10 3 RU-vid channels I recommend
09:03 Wrap-up
🗒 Learning materials I introduced
①Progate
prog-8.com/
②Udemy
www.udemy.com/
③Web Dev Simplified
/ webdevsimplified
④The Net Ninja
/ thenetninja
⑤freeCodeCamp.org
/ freecodecamp
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11 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@GetVladimir Год назад

All useful recommendations here! Thanks for making this video and all the advice. As someone who's also self-taught, a lot of my learning comes from RU-vid videos and people sharing their experiences on different forums, and I'm very grateful for that. What I can suggest is to get started and you'll learn the most along the way while working. The only condition is that you really need to like what you do.

@shuya-sonoda Год назад

Great advice! Thanks:)

@sumukh007 Год назад

Thanks man this was really helpful!

@shuya-sonoda Год назад

Thank you🍻

@eloosive Год назад

Thank you for your informative presentation. This really helps as I’m considering some retraining.

@shuya-sonoda Год назад

This is exactly what I wanted! Thank you for letting me know. We can learn programming while working without spending huge money. At the very beginning of the journey, you might feel it's way too hard to learn but, please keep it mind that learning programming are the tons of accumulation. All you have to do is to keep yourself motivated and keep doing🔥

@jajang17 Год назад

So informative, thanks! currently learn programming at age 25. Hope i can get employed soon. Subscribed

@shuya-sonoda Год назад

Thank you🍻 I'm still a learner as well as you! Never quit and you'll have a chance one day!

@Fionanah Месяц назад

🎉

@amominah Год назад

Kindly make a video about how your parents or guardians helped you in high school and in software engineerings. I want to learn how to become an amazing parent to elevate my children.

@Mazoane Год назад

Thanks for the video. It’s nice to get the opinion of someone who actually self learned. Can I ask more tips about job hunting? I’ve been job hunting in Japan, but its hard

@shuya-sonoda Год назад

Thanks for the request! To be honest, I'm not familiar with a job hunting regarding to foreigners in Japan. But, I'm planning an interview of foreign engineer who got job in Japan. That will come soon!

@Mazoane Год назад

@@shuya-sonoda thank you for reading. You can share how you job hunt. Or how to get in touch with start ups. I’ve been job hunting for the last month and it’s been hard. I’ve applied even to 未経験 positions and, even though I have a portfolio and build some project, I got no interviews