How I Would Learn to Code in 2023 (if I had to start over)

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Title	:	How I Would Learn to Code in 2023 (if I had to start over)
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Comment from : Internet Made Coder

The fact that you said learning how to learn and knowing what questions to ask is absolutely key ! I will subscribe
Comment from : ViKingZZ

what do you do if the value of 20 did not return for the age even though the steps were followed
Comment from : Ifeanyi Azuh

Do you still recommend Harvard cs50?
Comment from : ET Elizondo Tavernier

I can't locate notion link can anyone have
Comment from : Raja

This is such a great video I have been in tutorial hell until I found your Channel! I'm just starting now Very excited to Learn how to Learn Also!
Comment from : ComeOnMang

I have been preaching step 2 for years now Thank you for bringing it up!
Comment from : Rachen

Yo! Thank you This is like so pure knowledge, the way you explain it just makes people a lot more motivated! ^^brbrbrI know this has nothing to do with this, but I'm getting into English accents, and I was curious what accent do you have?
Comment from : Nadrahim Channel

Video about all an nothing coding is not all nice and chill, the market is oversaturated + AI, all in reddit say that its not good idea to learn coding now
Comment from : Aleksandra W

Is 30 years old too old to learn coding?
Comment from : Bridgetasavy Sipangkui

Don't Coursera courses cost money? bro I'm here because I DON'T HAVE A JOB!
Comment from : ☠ ⓜⓐⓓⓝⓔⓢⓢ ☠

Thank you very much!
Comment from : Nico 🦁

Coding had helped me comprehend across the boardim self teaching Pythonyour 1 step 💯⛏️🔑
Comment from : Rusty Martin

tutorial hell, scary place
Comment from : Bola O

Man this video was awesome! So much value added! Totally grateful and so much more confident to begin this journey
Comment from : Joshua Harris - A thinking Mans journey

Some really great advice, thanks!
Comment from : Freak Lore

Would anyone have any recommendations on the laptop for programming Looking to spend no more than £800 I am wanting to create a scientific database
Comment from : J & D golf

I want to learn C# so I am gonna try to start there
Comment from : Christopher Rivera

This was very helpful for giving me a direction to head in as I hopefully pivot into programming from more traditional design work - thank you
Comment from : Matthew McMillan

I am week 6 into a "paid" coding camp, and I am no closer to understanding it thank week 2I keep looking at it as a math class, ( of which I sucked) how can I move my mind away from that mindset into something that is a building of a mindset of tools for the future Do you have a video on this?
Comment from : Terrie Jones Arellano

Useless video Almost 6 mins in the video and so far I have noticed that all you are doing ins marketing Coursera Pathetic
Comment from : Azim Merchant

What a wealth of resources and useful advice Thank you so much, dude I am just starting to learn coding, and it is daunting Question: What would you recommend to people searching for a coding community? Like to ask questions, get guidance, etc So far I've only found certain subreddits or Youtube channels, which I have found to be flooded with noobs and not very helpful
Comment from : mitsk2002

i swear u said u learnt from cs50 harvard and now u r sponsoring some other course
Comment from : Unknown Name

Exactly what I needed today Thanks!
Comment from : Tracyfix

Appreciate your suggestions Struggling with where to start exactly
Comment from : Lucien Gutierrez

They aren't many job for python Unless you do science
Comment from : TheRealLee

Man using chatGPT to solve code issues feels like its making imposter syndrome worse :D
Comment from : Zack

Principle 1: Pick a focusbrPrinciple 2: Learn how to learnbrPrinciple 3: Be practicalbrPrinciple 4: Don't be a monkey coderbrPrinciple 5: Use AI to your advantagebrPrinciple 6: Learn to communicate
Comment from : pietskietvids

Hello, I enjoyed your video and found it helpful in answering the main question I looked over your impressive CS degree template and was wondering if this was completed in full would one get a degree of some kind from OSSU or otherwise? Thank you
Comment from : smohr

How am I doing??br youtube/udwRcrV8-n0
Comment from : whyDoILoveThis

Great
Comment from : M^2Asif

Hi , thanks for the information
Comment from : Jyo

The video's just an AD
Comment from : I want to

Out of the context but if bro go bald, he gon look like Jesse from Breaking Bad😂
Comment from : Klenth Quirante

Bro I love learning to learn!
Comment from : KC

I see a lot of videos styled like this and it usually throws me off but this video was actually super high quality and gave amazing advice Loved the part talking about learning how to learn because it really is a skill many people don’t have or put off because they don’t realize how important it is My biggest takeaway from the video is that the best way to put yourself into this career is learning, loving to learn, and knowing how to learn
Comment from : Kwabe

4:00 , in these times i see the internet as that matrix scene where neo gets up after a download and says "I know kungfu" , only difference now is it takes a bit more than 25seconds to learn but were almost there lmao
Comment from : DefineSleep

100 on the learning to learn is a skill in itselfbrand its the one skill schools forgot to teach!brEvery other area of teaching teaches you the HOW -HOW to play the piano/guitar/dance etc - but schools don't!!! WTF??
Comment from : J NYC

You also forgot about "BOOK HELL", where you want to learn every single detail in the book, end up burned, and quit programming
Comment from : OJ

Bro you got plenty of skills 😅
Comment from : SANGRAM GAMING

Anyone can guide me as I am 1st computer engineer which area like front end, android dev or machine learning should I choose that I can secure a safe job in future
Comment from : INSTINCT22

Is Harvard CS50 not a viable option anymore?
Comment from : Pack Attacks

I agree and your advice is good I will start using it for better learn Python because I'm now in online school and it's hard with a 9 to 17 job and can't keep up with them im now in my thirties and its hard
Comment from : Silvio Crnički

11:48 a LOT of Engineers are socially inept, people who change their perspectives about communication skills will far outweigh their competition that's a good point I loved the fact that you added links for your viewers and took the time to create an outline for success This is an awesome video Too bad that $200 off discount code doesn't work any more I believe this year's deal is $100 off Please post your referral link for that if you can Thanks
Comment from : Doctor Doom

I did not catch discount from coursera , is there any new discount in the near future?
Comment from : iBaS7_PhD

Thank you for your video I really like your video outline and all the provided links Keep up the excellent work!!
Comment from : JoeShovel2

So… I didn’t learn anything about coding, Thnx for wasting my time Code* don’t watch this video if you value your time
Comment from : LandRoverLover

So basically the old school way was the best lol
Comment from : Wormwood

Pass Next
Comment from : Helton Carvalho

Justin Sung is on this any day, everyday
Comment from : Carl Majat

Thanks as i want to learn it agian ><
Comment from : Angelo Abregana

I like how he structured this I’m guessing he learned those skills from his coursera classes Glad I found this, ima check this stuff out
Comment from : TR

now am stuck, so am learning html full stack programming in 2023 is doing that monkey coding cos u just literily meant that
Comment from : KAMALDEEN A USMAN

Python for everybody isn't free anymore it's 50 dollars a month
Comment from : Nicholas

The six principles mentioned:br1 pick a focusbr2 learn to learnbr3 be practicalbr4 don't be a monkey coderbr5 use AI to your advantagebr6 learn to communicate
Comment from : Xaver K

Yeah definitely subscribing
Comment from : MoistStache

hello bro, is it ok to start at back end and got a job, as a self taught thank you very much, more power to your channel
Comment from : Aldrin Sulbiano

You didn't put the link 😔
Comment from : joud baradei

i agree with learning python first firstly you can do many things with its easy to learn and when you can python other languages are easy to learn
Comment from : Mag Gaming

Man the value you give in your videos are insane! Thanks as always Tuomas!
Comment from : Holy Water

I want to lern coding but im not smart lol i was the average student
Comment from : yesterday

I've been learning to code on my own, but not sure how to monetize that now
Comment from : JasonV12

Facts I'm not a computer graduate but since I'm trying to get into this field, I'm also looking at undergard course books It has helped a lot to understand the nitty gritty of the subject
Comment from : Richa

"If you teach a coder a single library, you teach a coder to only use a library If you teach a coder to JavaScript, you taught him to learn any framework for a lifetime"
Comment from : Mr Fukulta

I am completely zero knowledge about coding how can start it without any degree can it's possible please answer me
Comment from : Mr funny walla

I just wanna learn coding to make games and websites
Comment from : Garon Taitz

11:29 So a Full Stack Developer makes less than a Back End developer? Interesting
Comment from : DontJabMeBro

Is AI or no code taking web development jobs
Comment from : yassine saidi

Great video! Keep up the good work!
Comment from : International Beats King

Which of the languages has the least math ?
Comment from : Sasha-Gay Carter

where ru from?
Comment from : fjr

Ok my friend, after a lot of internal talking, discussing this with my wife, and accepting my current situation, I pray to God that this works I'm changing my career from Medicine to software engineering, I live in latinamerica and all we have here is slave jobs and slave career paths brbrI hope that companies that hire programmers are flexible with where are you located, because I'm not turning back I've been working my ass off, I haven't had vacations in 4 years, I've been studying every single day just to be turned down by low-skilled dinosaursbrbr I pray and hope this change in careers works out 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Comment from : Salvador Teran

But it doesn't teach you to be an entrepreneur Don't most coders want to work for themselves? Why learn to code for a job? How about learning a skill to work for yourself
Comment from : TimVibes

0:42 even if it passes, other juniors won't just disappear So i think i won't find job in a future anyway
Comment from : g Bolter

amazing video you give genuine advice and knowledge keep it up this is what we want from yt
Comment from : Aditya Goyal

before i even watch this thank you so much for even trying to make this video I stopped coding back w/ HTML 40 and Visual Basic I'm kinda lost trying to get into unix/linux servers and these raspberry pi's and auduinos If anyone here has any suggestions that might point me in the right direction in addition to this video, it would be very much appreciated Thanks yall!
Comment from : Nicholas Nasti

TUTORIAL HELL 🤯👍
Comment from : mike urata

I came here after trying to lear python on my mobile through solo-learn, it's dope n has every coding launguage though i find it kinda hard n confusing
Comment from : aliya Peretch

As someone who wants to start learning, which courses should I start with?
Comment from : Cristian Salvatore

I'm glad I found this video
Comment from : Davonne V

What an amazing wealth of knowledge! Thank you
Comment from : Irish German

I'm a Paralegal looking for a career change In interested in coding or cyber security Any suggestions or advice
Comment from : Supreme Leader George

Ronald Ziolkowski (SOFTWARE GALAXY SYSTEMS LLC)

Major Principals to Learn and Do Coding: br0 FREELANCING is better than getting a conventional jobbr1 LEARN PYTHON!!! (Duh)br11 BEST COURSE: "PYTHON FOR Everybody"br2 LEARN HOW TO LEARN - Biggest superpower you can ever havebr21 Take a course on Coursera on how to learn br3 BE PRACTICAL - Don't just watch endless tutorialsbr4 DON'T BE A MONKEY CODER - Don't bother with the easy stuff br5 USE AI TO YOUR ADVANTAGE!!! Embrace It! Use it to learn to code faster br6 NEED TO BE A GOOD COMMUNICATOR!!! - Human communication!
Comment from : Ronald Ziolkowski (SOFTWARE GALAXY SYSTEMS LLC)

This is a great video! Thanks!
Comment from : Natassja Jester

Actually how I use chatgpt, reviewing my code and writing css, God I hate css
Comment from : Ocaseof

Coursera Python course is not free anymore!
Comment from : Emre Gundogan

You did a great job tbh!
Comment from : Yasser Bu Mohammed

Where to find "projects" and start freelancing for example? (based in Europe)
Comment from : Tearoh™

I just did Jim Kwiks course about learning called superbrain and read the book Learn like a pro, and I agree, its a superpower It got me very excited to start picking up new skills
Comment from : Klemen Cadez