WORST THINGS to do when learning to code | self taught developer 

Turned 22 last month and decided to learn coding to join the tech field for my future career . Thanks for your tips tech dad, love your simple-to the point- advices, they really motivated me! Subscribed 💫

I like the light but you should try using a warmer color. Like a sun-type shade of yellow/warm white. It's gonna compliment your skin tone a lot better than the purple light I think. And if you only have the purple light: put it behind you as a background light that won't affect your skin tone.

Great video! Thanks for the encourgement :)

May God bless you! These are very encouraging words. Please keep doing what your doing it's very needed.

Great vid. Bless up man.

Thank you for the advice.

Thanks man! You are 100% right!

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The light is cool bro...maybe another? I'm self taught, and this hit home! Thanks for this reminder OG. much love.

Thanks man! I came across your video without knowing you and I really love your content and work you are putting in! Greetings from Chile.

Thank you so much for being so helpful :)

The light is cool, but also it's...cool? A warmer color might be better. The light also calls attention to the mirroring.

Brilliant video! thank you!

Great video and i agree to everything you said! I transitioned from a bachelors degree in health management to being a Business Analyst many years ago, just because i was interested in it but had 0 tech knowledge. Now i am learning how to code, because i am interested in that. At the end of the day it's easy to learn new stuff, you just have to prioritize it and then put in the work. I see too many people complaining about all the stuff they would like to do, while sitting on the coach binge watching netflix. With youtube and all the different content creators it was never as easy as today to learn new things, especially stuff you can do from home like learning how to code. I sometimes feel like you could drop a bag full of cash in front of people and they would still complain about them having to pick it up. Best of luck for your channel, buddy 🙂

Thanks for the advice sir ! ♥

Thanks for the advice

Just found your channel and this was my first video I watched. I am self taught as a JavaScript developer. I am at the part where I guess I am trying to learn too many things. Started with React then jumped onto Php so that I was able to make a simple crud application. I had to stop myself and decided to focus on getting good with React and not worry about the backend until much later, thanks for the video

I love the video! Nice editing and speech. Good job :)

Great tips!

i am 18 and trying to learn how to code...thank you for advice and keep it up 🙏

been draining myself on this thoughts that i think i'll never make it, it's hard when you stop coding for like 2 weeks all of the practice, tutorial, logics and even the urge to begin coding again is hard, thanks to youtube algorithm they bring up this short vid to motivate me, thanks tech dad much obliged!

Nice Video Man❤️

That purple like would look pretty nice in a dark room and if you had it as a background light. Kinda like network chucks youtube videos.

100% agree! 🙌

This was required for me.. thx XD

Thanks for the video. I liked and subscribed. 4-5 months ago I started to learn Javascript with the Odin Project. I think I made a good progress so far, and I'm currently about to finish the fundamentals part. However, I sometimes feel that if am I too slow or wasting my time. For example I'm trying to do the calculator project(the final project in the fundamentals section) for almost a month. If I watched a tutorial on RU-vid I would finish it in a day or two, but when I try this by myself (as it's the Odin Project's teaching method) it took an entire month (I usually studied everyday like 1 hour or sometimes up to 4-5 hours). And also, my code is a mess and has a few bugs that I couldn't solve for a week. For those reasons, sometimes I feel discouraged. Do you have any general or specific advice for me? Btw, as you mentioned in the video I'm in the discord groups so I can ask people my questions which is very helpful.

Hey Man. Thank you. Let's rock! See you on top! p.s In what language are you coding?

SUPER USEFUL VIDEO. thank you for this sir. I'm lost tryna learn Python but this vid put me on track!

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keep up dad

33 here learning webdev with The Odin Project. JavaScript is kicking my ass, but I'm trying to stick with it.

Where can i learn computer networking in an interactive website beside RU-vid?

Hey mate as a 27 year old coming from a construction background and no CS Degree is it too late to start my journey? I’ve got kids and no time to do a degree. Was gonna put 20 hours a week this year of self study. Do you think it’s possible to make a career change?

You seem like a Christian. :)