10 Coding Tips for beginner Developers

[@bekimkrasniqi2530]

make more videos man, your way of explaining code is like an long time experienced teacher, you make learning very easy

[@mirjalol_shamsiddinov]

tobe honest, u are just great guy, u are legit good. u are good at explaining

[@ColorCode-io]

Thanks :)

[@xxfreedom]

I like a more substantial format like this, still breezy but a fuller package than 1-min vids. I learned some things from this video today and, naturally, validated existing pet peeves of mine. Keep it up!

[@ColorCode-io]

Thanks, man. Always appreciate your input. Спасибо детка

[@jeckart3d]

Ten minutes and twenty seconds. That’s like ten point two weeks of one minute coding videos. And all for the same low, low cost of free-ninety-nine! What did we do to deserve such a gift on this fine morning? Another great video dude!

[@ColorCode-io]

Haha sometimes you just gotta give it up! Thanks, brother Jay.

[@oneaboveall7489]

Great Video... Awesome Explanation... and that Blue Steel on spot...

[@ColorCode-io]

Blue Steel?

[@creed_forever]

I really really like your way of explaination.

[@mohammadkhakhsoor2068]

You are way too good I mean come on dude😉 How can you be this good

[@valenciawalker6498]

Thank you. for your in-depth tips.

[@sandrass8782]

Thanks for the tips. Great video.

[@ColorCode-io]

Glad it was helpful!

[@netocian475]

Your Swedish viewer is back! :D

[@ColorCode-io]

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[@Chris2phaBrown]

good tips. Learn the fundamentals.... learn "vanilla" javascript before learning a framework.

[@ColorCode-io]

Thanks Chris. Nice to hear from you. Hope you're doing well down under :)

[@chrisdietrich1533]

another great video

[@ColorCode-io]

👍

[@palvarez01]

Thank you 🙏

[@mohdfarhannawaz]

Great video

[@ColorCode-io]

Thanks

[@michelironside6160]

It's been really hard learning new skills such as HTML,CSS and SASS. But , same at time learning coding It's way coolest than thought it'll be. Plus, when comes to Javascript these last couple days I've learning the importance of the fundaments of language and your video emphasize that really well. Besides, all videos that you've been posting are helping me out to step up to the plate and hopefully I'll master Javascript , but until there it's gonna be of heck of a work.

[@ColorCode-io]

That’s great. Anything of value takes time and hard work. I encourage you to not give up and find joy in the art of programming.

[@britneyh8679]

Thank you

[@ColorCode-io]

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[@nikhilpsathyanathan]

Awesome

[@ColorCode-io]

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[@emiliochaparro6382]

Could you make a video about how a foreigner developer may get a job in the US, im from México and is my dream Besides that, excellent content, new subscriber

[@ColorCode-io]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll add it to my list of videos to make :)

[@admiralbutcher2753]

So Serj from SOAD is also a Dev??????

[@ColorCode-io]

lol

[@besweettotawness720]

Sina, I already owe you a Pastrami Samich , and your already crankin out more Great Video. How can I repay you on the Samich on "KZbin" safely?? Greg

[@ColorCode-io]

I'm afraid we're up to pastrami + pickles and now a side of truffle fries. Sorry brother. That's the price of knowledge.

[@jamaljabbar336]

High quality video man! I had a question... I have 6 months of free time before I start Uni with a few years of high school level coding courses, and I was wondering what would you recommend to someone who wants to gain experience in a professional environment to deepen their understanding of frameworks and practical code with no degree and no experience ?

[@ColorCode-io]

Yes, definitely. There is no shortcut other than build, build, build. KZbin is great, books are great, even uni is great. But nothing teaches you more than just picking a technology and using it to see how it works. There are no wrong technologies to pick (ok there might be a couple), but whatever you decide to learn just do it. 6 months is a long time and if you work hard at it you will gain a lot of experience.

[@RcTugaFly]

What would you advise to someone who's 27 and stopped coding 2 years ago?

[@ColorCode-io]

You can easily pick it back up again and start working. The industry changes a lot but the fundamentals are all the same. Depending on how much you knew two years ago, it may not be a huge lift to pick it back up. Focus on the fundamentals and the basics and you can get back in. Tell me more about your situation and I can try and help.

[@RcTugaFly]

@@ColorCode-io thank you for your answer! I worked intensely for 2 years with python Django and flask using the aws cloud (end, rds, redshift and many more)

[@ASoftwareEngineer]

i like to write test, would that make me a senior eng? LOL this is a great presentation, i am no near this

[@ColorCode-io]

Thanks Angelo :)

[@PiyushAggarwal-hz9es]

I compared you to fun fun function and then you mentioned him.

[@Pareshbpatel]

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