BEST PLATFORMS TO LEARN CODING

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[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

First to reply here. :3

[@vishrudhraj6272]

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[@sauravsingh9177]

Bro he's broke

[@KN-pz5rb]

Your only contribution to KZbin is a hateful comment. Speaks for itself.

[@T7machinimas]

@@KN-pz5rbuck him and the other grifter KZbinrs life the guy who fucked over his like over coding. Remember pussy actually makes you feel something satisfying. Unlike coding a useless code that will be outdated next year.

[@vishrudhraj6272]

@@KN-pz5rb ha. It’s funny cause I don’t know how you can tell this more kindly and also he mentions his site in every video. I genuinely wanted to use his site that’s why I told him. And what are you doing. Hating on all suggestions?

[@PIRATEKINGDOM]

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[@laurentlorquet2140]

Is there any particular reason why you didn't mention udemy at all? I've met some software engineers who only recommended udemy for new skills, and they have great spring and summer deals.

[@nicolasdanek4225]

Udemy is not good at all.

[@gorillaballsack3849]

@@nicolasdanek4225 nice one rtard that really answered his question

[@Rami-san]

I’m completely new to coding and have a visual disability, I require a text reader, do you think I should go to school or learn on my own to find a job.

[@galaxytellingz9163]

I think you have more than enough ability to be capable of doing what you want if you try hard enough consistancy is key

[@henrythomas7112]

Found your post interesting to watch. I can't wait to see your new videos soon. Good Luck with the upcoming update. This KZbin channel is really very informative and effective.

[@rickybricks3125]

this is great, i will definitely be using your website as i am trying to transition to programming from IT support

[@KINGJECELOW]

Am the first person to comment and like thanks for sharing this information 👍

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Congrats! Hehe 🔥🤝🤓😅

[@thedevguild7525]

Love the breakdown and sharing of the pros and cons of the sites! So going to share this video with friends who are interested in coding :)

[@hellofriend5705]

Proud to be pirate!

[@simonantoniod.almero2827]

Thank you for this video! This would really help me alot!

[@kaigorodaki]

Firstly, thanks for this 🙏 I wanted to ask you, do you have a favorite character from one piece?

[@andzelek5434]

Idk how people can still recommend skillshare... even in not sponsored vids. They had a good start but now all they are offering is a bunch of bad quality, much too long (so you can have so many section bulletpointed in description) curses. It's clear that most of their $ went into PR but it doesn't feel like they even trying. Got bunch of people who forgot to cancel and I guess that's enough.

[@techmentormaria]

As someone who's learned how to code over 15 years ago, your advise is spot on :) Lots of courses you mentioned in your description are really amazing.

[@faizan9809]

i need assistance can you help me

[@JDMorris81]

What do you think of Hyperskill used by Jetbrains Academy?

[@zalor4254]

I’m a sophomore in high school, and I want to begin coding. Do you have any advice about the process? Also, which language should I begin with? I was thinking of Python.

[@corail53]

Python is probably the best to start with so you are on the right track. The best thing to do is just start building things and if you get stuck a lot, learn to search how to solve your specific issue but not the entire issue. Freecodecamp has a 300 hour roadmap that is really good and it is free as well. If you are interested in CS i would suggest going through CS 50 (havard has their entire class for it on youtube).

[@jeffmullins691]

I think with you being so young and already having interest in something and perusing it puts you way ahead. My advice would be to learn about what interests you and not focus on what others think what you should learn or what is in "high demand". I feel like this puts stress on people and they don't learn as quickly and effectively as they could while having FUN learning. I'm a advocate for enjoying the process of learning and following the path you enjoy because that will help a lot.

[@zalor4254]

@@jeffmullins691 Alright, thank you for your response

[@jeffmullins691]

@@zalor4254 Your Welcome

[@crazycoder9356]

c/c++, basic cs concepts, basic knowledge of operating systems and hardware, basic knowledge of data structure and algorithms. This will give you a solid foundation, it might look a lot but i said the basics, all that content should only take you 6 months to learn. After that choose a developer path and go for it, backend, frontend, mobile etc... there are several roadmaps around that can guide you.

[@lockedine]

Awesome video thanks

[@Адам-ъ3в]

Not interested in paid-access courses for coding

[@Yunes_Tebi]

Paying 200k in tuitions is better right

[@Адам-ъ3в]

@@Yunes_Tebi Never said I'd rather pay in tuitions either. You have internet for free, use it.

[@afrianisinaga6009]

Do you have some sources to learn coding for free then??

[@Адам-ъ3в]

@@afrianisinaga6009 The only thing I could recommend would be to search YT.

[@Yunes_Tebi]

@@Адам-ъ3в they are not too good. Yeah you can learn the basics and continue alone by researching a specific thing but as a beginner you need a guided way to learn coding and I find interactive coding learning websites best that cost nothing more than 20-50$/month. It's nothing.. cmmon

[@coachtanishamarie]

Yes

[@cnevercarry7606]

Love you bro🎉

[@cyndaguy]

is there a path for programmers who hate web development or should I uninstall life?

[@JDMorris81]

Lots, mobile dev, data science, qa/testing, ui/ux design and many more.

[@ovskihouse5271]

You gathered all courses here 😂 thanks

[@Calcific9]

Good timing

[@aha6781]

this whole video is just a giant ad.

[@Iamjake1000]

Yeah I wanted actual comparisons going into it and being like this is what you really get..

[@webdecoded]

you forgot to mention my channel

[@webdecoded]

guess i gotta unsubscribe now

[@DumbassSpanker]

@@webdecoded Bruh

[@arnoldnyasetia4798]

HA!

[@mikespidle3360]

Thank you for this vid! It's very informational! What are your thoughts on GA vs Springboard vs Udemy course taught by Angela Yu in regards to getting a job? GA looks very welcoming and it's placements look consistent. Springboard looks good with being self-paced, but unsure about placement. Udemy is cheap, but Angela Yu's teaching seems really good.

[@agustinnery1887]

Ive heatd that Angela yu is outdated

[@TechHome01]

I'm really interest. Thanks I would try learning from yours free courses 😇

[@vakke]

This video is just a 8 minute long ad

[@drendelous]

coursera ad, ty

[@Kursk_007]

7:54

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Hello PK, can you give us a tour to your wonderful setup.

[@arnoldnyasetia4798]

Love the content . Kinda miss the overly funny stuff. Don't know if it's just me

[@KingFroglet]

Whats the best money earning job in thr shortest amount of time with the highest roi im thinking web development or data science what would you guys do and whats a good job you earn alot but dont really have to do much like you work 8 hours a day but really work 2

[@ThechaoticElliott]

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[@aaronjosephalbert6917]

luffy

[@aspirant7713]

how about Zero to Mastery?

[@truongvinh204]

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[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Early. :3