How To Love Coding

Hi guys. Today I discuss on how to get into the loop of loving coding.
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[@yunapping]

"A talented engineer who loves their craft is already ahead of the competition." very well said 👏👏

[@jonathanjohnson2785]

Keep motivating us my friend. I can't speak for everyone but to me these videos are like mini therapy sessions❤

[@sirelee5169]

Agree!

[@anon1963]

you've to motivate yourself, without it you won't do anything

[@gmartineza8775]

Man this is such a unique channel. I was ready to get the same point from the intro get repeated for 9 more minutes like every other video, but then it just ended. Felt like bigbox saying "What are you doing here still? Video's over. Go implement your new knowledge."

[@bigboxSWE]

that's exactly why my videos are so short, i've given the advice you want in a minute, now go build :)

[@blossm1]

I have no idea how that short video may have so much influence over my perspective. thank u sm for ur work it really is valuable.

[@luseratkazay]

So I should do what I love even if jobs are low ?

[@blossm1]

@@luseratkazay I personally got it as. Look for well paid jobs that you love. There are positions that are highly paid and there is demand (objective qualities) and you shall find a job WITHIN this pool of choice that u like the most!

[@luseratkazay]

@@blossm1 I personally like game dev jobs in Godot engine but there is no game dev jobs in my city unfortunately

[@A-K-I-R-A-]

Dude, your channel is amazing! Seriously, the bite-sized insightful content that you bring is super refreshing. Thanks a lot!

[@MyCodingDiarie]

Your videos are my go-to resource whenever I get stuck on a coding problem. Thank you!

[@louis_dev6981]

Great video~ I love how you keep your video short and concise but still manage to offer inspirational content ❤

[@ManMadeMoon]

It’s all perspectives. It really is cool building stuff. And Getting to learn something new is a blessing. Keeps us sharp.

[@kevin-gy6of]

your upload is always brighten my mood. thank you for setting me straight to my goal

[@david21289]

Short, concise, and fulfilling. You just got yourself a new sub ❤

[@Redyf]

These vids are actually so helpful, thanks for making them

[@cody_codes_youtube]

Haha. You’re incredible. I was legit about to start on a video on this exact topic. But yours is funnier and quicker! I’m still going to do it, but again you hit home with your message and we’ll done!

[@Lytton-hq2dj]

"Incredible insights! Thanks for sharing. 🙌"

[@vinilzord1]

Bigbox, thanks for making such insightful videos and uplifting content. It's hard to come by positive people in this field, so I truly appreciate you. Take care and keep going, you're doing great! 😊

[@spencerwilson-softwaredeve6384]

I enjoy creating CLI programs of varying complexity, but mostly keep them simple and following the unix philosophy of creating small programs that do one thing well. Following this unix philosophy makes the process of making programs so much more enjoyable because you keep things simple and design your programs in a way that they can be used by other programs. For example, if I'm curious about an encryption algorithm, I'll write a program to encrypt some input text and output the ciphertext to stdout or a file. I might even make a separate program for decrypting instead of including it in the original program. It's just so clean and modular, it reminds me of when computing was simpler.

[@jand2861]

Thanks for the inspiration. Passion is important!

[@motlatsimoea5615]

Dude cool as hell! Comes through, says what needs to be said, and leaves. Respect!

[@shade0636]

Thank you. I'm glad I found this channel.

[@DeltaXML_Ltd]

Amazing video! Looking forward to viewing more.

[@_ash64]

Your videos are works of art.

[@tungpho2132]

I swear every time i watch BigBox’s, i have to press the like button and thanks for giving alot of motivation

[@go_better]

Thank you, love your speeches. I am astonished by metaverse and digital art. But I got no idea on how to make money on it.

[@abcdef-zf3zn]

Your videos are like HIIT training. Short and effective.❤ Love from Pakistan.

[@lliaams]

Started with AP CSP last year for my junior year and did pretty well with a 5 on the AP exam apparently getting a full 100, but coding was still a foreign concept it felt like even after that. I didn’t do much out of school while taking the class so my knowledge didn’t leave that curriculum. Now I’m taking AP CSA as a senior in HS, two weeks before school started I decided to look up the curriculum and learn all of it. While all the concepts weren’t 100% and the reasoning behind some I still didn’t fully understand, now I’m 2 months into the class and know everything and am building my knowledge outside of class with my own projects. Love programming and hope this is my future job lol.

[@nick-pu4zae]

well said

[@simo6lues]

When bigbox uploads it's a good day

[@akmalraj121]

loved it ! bigbox

[@philanthrosaur]

great

[@user-jw8sk4vz9x]

Your videos are amazing! Could you make a video on becoming a frontend or backend web developer? I'm tired of the confusion from misleading KZbin content. Please help me and others like me 😩😩.Thanks!

[@SUPerMan-ss5gb]

i luv ur videos, im 18 and just starting my software engineering journey, could you make a video on math and programming and how they connect.

[@techsutra4917]

thank you

[@brendon5553]

thankyou wise sensei

[@AngryVir7]

Good

[@ahmedelamin7515]

100k subscribers here we come!

[@Ashishjohn-pp2oq]

❤

[@desireco]

Backend is fine, Java is the monster

[@h.t.8812]

THIS

[@alirezagh606]

I wish, i saw your channel when i was 13 years old.

[@luseratkazay]

So the key takeaways is do what you love even if demand is low ?

[@jaiminparmar7996]

I love building games. Unity gets you hired. But Unity just shat its pants

[@nikoraasu6929]

unreal will also get you hired, but the real thing that will get you hired is making your own engines

[@thecoolnewsguy]

​​@@nikoraasu6929not really. Not everyone can do that since it requires math

[@nikoraasu6929]

@@thecoolnewsguy just like not everyone can program well, your point being?

[@krox477]

The prblem is gaming jobs are crap. Unless you working at aaa studio. You'll paid less and work so much hour

[@nikoraasu6929]

@@krox477 Gaming jobs are not crap. If you find a nice indie studio then you really are in heaven. AAA studios are the nightmare

[@joaodiasconde]

Nothing of interest gets hired in my city, and that can be the case for most people not living in big cities, especially out of the US

[@h.t.8812]

hey dud can you share how you make your videos please? cmon theyre so cool

[@rjdubu1485]

Yo my boy big box is based out of Ohio?? Nice!!

[@purpathak]

Make a video on prerequisites such as learning syntax where to learn to from etc as your tutorial hell video mentions u need to know some syntax idk where to learn it from since free code camp is like 10 hrs

[@bonsaipropaganda]

just skim through a book on the language of your choice

[@guillermoratou]

Learning to love it is half the trick

[@tovape]

yo, what js framework should I learn? I only know EJS

[@djdjha167]

great video but please fix the extra space in between "how" and "to"

[@sunstrumsharam5388]

I make Games just with the console for the moment.

[@jan0195]

At this point I don't care about being hired anymore, I just code for the enjoyment now.

[@rein556]

What if what gets hired in my city is jot what I love to do? Should i look for online jobs, Or start preparing for self employement remote job etc etc ( i am pretty young, And right now i am just learning, So i have the time and effort to try all of the methods)

[@xffeeo]

0:33 kita chan?

[@hq4165]

Question: How can you know that you love your craft?

[@thecoolnewsguy]

Easy. You enjoyed building it. It doesn't have to be likeable by people. Even if it's useless, you'll learn a lot and you'll make your brain work. So yeah, learn to love anything you build.

[@tyeduknowledge0369]

Is Front End okay for jobs?

[@helloworld2278]

Hey, guys, I have an idea, but when I want to execute it, I always think my idea is not good enough, and it makes me discouraged to do it. What do you guys think? Should I just go for it or what?

[@billbill3709]

It’s as simple as just getting started. Be Courageous, don’t let fear control your actions. in your case it’s the fear of not being good enough. If you can get started, even just a little everyday, your passion and want to make that idea come to fruition will be larger than your fear. Good luck

[@david21289]

Just do it my man, don't forget to divide it into a smaller subtask and finish each subtask. You will never be able to see how worthy your idea is until it finished. I believe in you ❤

[@helloworld2278]

Thank you both for the encouraging words and valuable advice. Your support means a lot to me as I work on my idea. I truly appreciate it!

[@keyfrags]

@@helloworld2278 The beauty about code is that you can build new things just from a blank page. Starting a new project is as easy as ctrl+n. Do a new project. If you come up with a new idea for the old project you can create a new branch or just put the old version in an archive folder. Refactor it. Recreate it. Play with it. Integrate it in your new project. Build modules. Build things.

[@AdTe]

brrr

[@br0ken_107]

sadly this is pretty bad advice for me as I reside in India. want to be a game developer and there are literally 0 Indian gaming companies (which are non gambling or absolute jokes) and I don't have enough money and time to make and put out indie games. So had to go with backend. Maybe one day I will be a game developer.

[@hdjfjd8]

sahi kaha sharmaji ,yehi sachhai hai

[@xffeeo]

Indian wants to make an Indie game. What a convenience

[@doublesushi5990]

"I hated BACKend engineering... so I took a major step BACK"

[@xffeeo]

Bro roasted it

[@yekhaungmoe3552]

Swear to god, I never unsubscribe too much encourage

[@adamarabov]

While this is true, most jobs want years of experience.

[@godnyx117]

Or... you could just code for fun and not trying to find a job out of it! It's already an over saturated marked hence, not only it will be hard to find a job, but you will also be very expendable!

[@monadstack]

bruh who love coding, we all know we hate it.

[@jihedrezgaani]

First?

[@zweitekonto9654]

Front end developer detected, opinion rejected. cool vid tho.

[@whatsup3519]

Bro chatgpt destroyed coding

[@ipizza9941]

My tech youtuber

[@liquidcode1704]

what gets you hired means you're working for someone else and you only get a paycheck that doesn't increase and those resume years mean nothing......... but if you focus on credit at a bank and accumulating assets and using those assets to accumulate more assets, then your time spent working isnt wasted. I just left my soulless engineering job and couldn't be happier to no longer be a slave and allow other people to affect my decisions