One HACK to Learn to Code FAST (Must Know)

[@enriqueavalos]

i’m taking 2 Udemy courses right now. doing about 1 to 3 hours a day. watching videos, writing down notes, drawing diagrams. using live server and going thru code in VS code. rewatching videos.

[@patrick9969]

Do you use notion?

[@adrianbornea]

Triple the tutorial. Watch once code 3x and try to gamify it. Add other features. (Just a reminder for my self also 😂)

[@bevik12]

I did Colt Steele Web dev bootcamp, just stopped before the Back end part then took Jonas Schmedtmann JS course and now trying to build an app. Damn it is challenging. Very different when noone is holding your hand. Even though I use PC 25+ years I know basically nothing about coding. Long journey for sure. Must pay off.

[@audiobookn]

How are you managing after 1month? :)))

[@josiasguzman3318]

I bought a Udemy course from Dr.Anyela Yu and there’s lots of information and it’s very detailed but the only problem i have it’s that most people never end up doing the whole course. It’s 65 hours of content. I found out that learning Html, css and JavaScript is the best way yo start

[@williamseipp9691]

There are 3 strategies I employ. 1. Overview: "find the border pieces." When you're doing a 500 piece puzzle you can gain momentum by doing the easiest thing first. You also understand at a high level where things go. Oh the red colors are here, this section will be too difficult, etc. When you do the same for a new subject you give yourself context for future bits of information. 2. Avoid rabbit holes. We're constantly googling new concepts but it can get easy to get sidetracked. There's a bare minimum to understand about a given subject to put it into use. It just takes a bit of discipline and self awareness that oh I'm not being productive, I'm just chasing a new shiny object. If I do find something interesting I'll grasp a high-level blurb about it on Wikipedia and make a note of it to re-visit the subject later. 3. Build on what you already know. I use analogies to understand on a superficial level what a given technology does. This is important for #2 because I don't need deep understanding of something in order to use it. Powershell for example, returns objects instead of pure text on the command line. Oh, APIs are kind of like the TOS for a service, but between computers. Oh, relational databases are kind of like Excel spreadsheets. Oh, GraphQL makes a bit more sense if I think about it in the context of a restaurant ( I was a waiter ). Sometimes the analogies are incorrect but more often than not it's good enough. There's no need to understand the inner workings of something so deep in order to use it, just as someone who's stepping on the gas pedal in a car doesn't need to study the combustion engine and a car transmission in order to drive. That is, until you do.

[@JensRhude]

thank you for this insight! This helps me a lot.

[@LIFTEDIT1]

LISTEN to this guy: 14 years in IT, a couple undergrads, CCNA, etc. and the first 2 points are really beginning to solidify for me at this point in my career. Had I began with this knowledge…

[@LIFTEDIT1]

LISTEN to this guy: 14 years in IT, a couple undergrads, CCNA, etc. and the first 2 points are really beginning to solidify for me at this point in my career. Had I began with this knowledge…

[@isirlasplace91]

Just found your channel recently and I love that you're willing to share these tips with us who are still learning!!

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Amazing!

[@keithakola]

This is fantastic information. I graduated college 20 years ago and KZbin didn’t even exist. God bless

[@Rift_131]

A thousand likes! As someone on the journey to changing careers into software engineering I greatly appreciate this collection of resources.

[@anouarbf2963]

OMG your video came in time. I was feeling disappointed of my way of learning because I feel like I've spent a lot of time watching tutorials almost one year and still cannot build a simple project, which is really embarrassing

[@hajee_talsy]

bro we’re in the same boat haha still havent built a proper project yet cuz ive no idea

[@obinnakennedy3228]

Same

[@emmanuelolubodun1]

Searched for this "best study tips for newbie software engineers" and your channel popped up, been addicted since then. Started my software engineering journey last month in ALX school and I'm overwhelmed by how hard it is hence why I searched. We just finished Linux, shell, bash and I still need to learn more for better grasping. It's really hard. Your channel is a gem really.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Thanks for the kind words & GOOD LUCK, keep grinding👊

[@zvndmvn]

Being "right-brained" makes it especially difficult to grasp "left-brained" concepts, but once you do get it, that creativity can actually pull a lot of weight in the design process. To put it another way, Some people struggle with understanding but might excel at implementation, and others vice versa. The lucky ones excel at both! Anyway, I'm glad to hear someone else express the importance of visualization, and provide such great resources too! 💯

[@armandot5099]

Thanks for inspiring me to take the coding learning by myself. Found your video and implemented same learning method!

[@paulmilakeve]

Love your channel because you are bringing some very helpful insights for us to use to help ourselves. Thank you.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Let me know if this series sounds interesting to you! If you want to learn to code from zero, check out ZTM from the link below (NOT sponsored). Use code FRIENDS10 for 10% off (affiliate link): academy.zerotomastery.io/a/aff_7z2z3ppm/external?affcode=441520_vhlt5jy9

[@rohitsinghnegi2966]

i have watched all your videos it really help me improving and learning coding. keeping going buddy ☺️

[@InternetMadeCoder]

That's so amazing to hear!

[@thelootmachine9257]

I learn Data structure concepts from KZbin channels by youtubers in my country to understand everything and coding stuff in my language. Rest I do deep learning from geeksfromgeeks platform and practice in leetcode. I loved your strategy dude.🔥

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Great!

[@sanjaykanthyepuri573]

Great ...Thank you bro .. I will try it

[@potatopotato8767]

I am a visual learner too, and in the last few years my memory became short...I will study something but after a few months ,I feel like I don't remember anything about it! Do you think these strategies will help me?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

the key is to APPLY what you learn a bunch of times. That makes it go into your muscle memeory. DOn't try to memorise. Visualisation helps in understanding but after you understand, you have to apply it

[@enz1]

Insane growth been watching since 1K!

[@InternetMadeCoder]

amazing!

[@haamidfarhaan1681]

Hope this channel grows into one of the most well known coding channels

[@InternetMadeCoder]

let's hope!

[@Jose_T131]

Excellent as always , I agree , we need have a more visual approach when learning, school system shall add this

[@somnathchowdhury7334]

You're amazing guide!! ♥️ Which concepts of mathematics are needed to be a programmer...can you make a video on this topic plsss??

[@InternetMadeCoder]

I'll make one soon!

[@germanandresruizhernandez3979]

This channel is growing very fast, congratulations.

[@vishalnangare31]

The world still exists today because of good people. Thank you.🙌🙂

[@budijansen4773]

1. visualization 2. combine learning methods

[@rohith7929]

Good content brother. Currently I am learning to code to switch to a development role

[@InternetMadeCoder]

that's awesome, good luck !!

[@urahara264]

Amazing content Tuomas thank you so much !!

[@KevinLim-vt1jn]

YOU HAVE SAVED ME FROM DARKNESS OF CODING TUTORIAL! THANKS ALOT!!! KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK!

[@Abhi_9478]

Very! Very! Helpful 🙂 thanks for it. Please make a video on topic Web development vs app development.

[@codeyourcode-python8014]

Most of the time when I completed a code in Python, whether it was successful or not, I put it in THONNY IDE and run it step by step in debug mode to understand what really happened step by step. Sometimes we get the necessary output but we are not 100% sure how we achieved it. So I think it made my learning and understanding faster.

[@PcHabitat]

Hello my friend, I saw your videos on CS50 and the CS50 web track. Do you recommend the CS50 track for the purpose of problem solving in order to get better at Web Dev?

[@EugeneHaroldKrab]

You, are slowly changing my life

[@writayanpaul701]

Your videos just inspire me a lot and I am so hyped up that I have also started learning Web Programming through THE ODIN PROJECT and also planning to start with CS50. Can you recommend that is there any prerequisite before entering into the CS50 course?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

no prerequisites at all :)

[@writayanpaul701]

@@InternetMadeCoder Thank you very much and after being proficient enough can you help me get a referral at the company you are currently working for?

[@dhyeyy]

this will help me in my k-12 exam thx 💙

[@TuomasKivioja]

yo! Can't believe you gave me all your coding powers after I hit the like button!!

[@InternetMadeCoder]

goes to show that one should always like my videos...

[@sanikaeshitadoifode8558]

You are right visualisation is important thing to learn any things all are this resource are very nice thanks

[@sanikaeshitadoifode8558]

I really go into visualisation and think as it is really happened with me

[@bellabear653]

I must say I am impressed you really have gathered so many resources into one. You should really create a simple website and have all these links up. Also you could link to all your KZbin videos and bump the SEO of your videos up as well.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

I have one yeah, not utilized it enough I think

[@talhasial9337]

Bro i am interested to learn coding and i am currently learn its basics and basic programs in c++..again best wishes for you👍

[@InternetMadeCoder]

All the best to you too Talha, best of luck!!

[@talhasial9337]

@@InternetMadeCoder❤️

[@aathiranthiyash6572]

Thank u so much man for this great video very informative

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@julievu22]

Aww thank u so so much ❤️❤️❤️ keep going 💯

[@raghavbhatia5898]

What kind of maths we need to learn coding? Like what are the main concepts we need to know?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

that's a great question - I'll make a video soon. But in general, discrete math, linear algebra, graph theory and number theory is important for computer science - not strictly needed for coding but it helps down the line.

[@carlosluischavarriarivera9271]

Hi From Costa Rica brother. Man, I just love it: 3Blue1Brown , I started viewing your channel this week, and I have to say "You Rock". I'm in the process of starting The University in Software Engineering and Math is one of those topics I found scary a bit. But I'm sure getting more confident with the resources I found on your channel. Thank you so very much, you make me really want to go all the way with this journey. Bles..!

[@sayChristIsKing]

1:29 what site is that handy tool from? Anybody?

[@johanamariapaulinourena3118]

I love it! Me inspiraste a seguir aprendiendo a programar, anteriormente anteriormente había hecho un bootcamp y como no tuve una buena experiencia me había dado por vencido, pero ahora tengo 2 semanas que retomé mis estudios de programación de forma independiente.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Me encanta oir eso, estudiar independientemente es mi forma favorita a aprender cosas! Buena suerte!

[@luiggymacias5735]

El bootcamp te enseñaba react verdad?

[@johanamariapaulinourena3118]

@@luiggymacias5735 sí, pero en el bootcamp no duramos el tiempo necesario en aprender bien JavaScrip y por eso la verdad es que era demasiado abrumador poder consumir toda esa información

[@germanandresruizhernandez3979]

@@johanamariapaulinourena3118 para JavaScript he usado diferentes recursos gratuitos como los cursos avanzados de Udacity como Asynchronous JavaScript Request, ES JavaScript Improved, JavaScript Promises o JavaScript Design Patterns. Es más, los cursos de Learn JavaScript y Learn Internediate JavaScript de Codecademy también tocan estos temas de una manera didáctica.

[@luiggymacias5735]

@@johanamariapaulinourena3118 Si, es que en unos 3 meses no se puede aprender un lenguaje a profundidad

[@RobertSpiller]

I wonder if using mind maps would make learning this faster? And how do you compare that to using notion? And can this way of learning apply to Python, which I'm learning right now, and is there a website similar to the one you're talking about in this video?

[@rafaykhattak483]

do more of this!! this is amazing

[@kittel-dev]

I feel your struggle, same here!

[@prasanjitojha410]

Bro please kindly help me . I love to do coding but i really don't know what exactly I need to do I mean which one ... like data scientist Web stack developer Software engineer A programmer... As a beginner what should I do ??? I am statistician what should be the best for me ...

[@victorfreitas9638]

Your channel is super cool. Keep it up.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Thank you so much!

[@diptammukhopadhyay7789]

Congrats on 100k subscribers🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@InternetMadeCoder]

🎉

[@diptammukhopadhyay7789]

@@InternetMadeCoder 🔥

[@AvivaMartin]

Half a million!!!!! Your crushhhhing it

[@InternetMadeCoder]

haha thanks Vivi, it's CRAZY

[@ranjandwivedi4336]

Very nice information brother God bless you

[@madhusaivemulamada3556]

Finding the right videos/courses is the key. How do you evaluate to choose one course over several other options available?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

I'm making a video about that soon! But generally, I just google them and find as many opinions and experiences as possible before deciding

[@madhusaivemulamada3556]

@@InternetMadeCoder thanks 👍

[@rh4270]

Good Stuff!

[@Taskade]

Excellent producitivty hack ;) Do the hard jobs first. The easy jobs will take care of themselves.

[@fahvygaming1118]

Please what the best tutorial/course for web development. Please 🙏

[@sherryzia6770]

Hey so I am in your footsteps and currently in the Odin project I should complete it and then go for cs50 correct?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

you can do CS50 before, in between or after the odin project, works in any order

[@sherryzia6770]

@@InternetMadeCoder thanks mate.

[@leeee4529]

Hey bro i am gonna learn programming, so which one is best a laptop or computer.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

doesn't matter

[@frog6054]

I prefer laptop because it requires less space and is more portable.

[@leeee4529]

@@frog6054 thank you

[@olagarto1917]

3blue1brown is a saint and should be cannonnized

[@luiggymacias5735]

Gracias amigo por tus vídeos

[@InternetMadeCoder]

un placer!

[@saishjethe338]

Hey. Is calculus used in computer science.?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

not that much as far as I know but it tends to be taught in CS degrees so I assume it has some applications

[@saishjethe338]

@@InternetMadeCoder oh thanks

[@Ajazahm]

Sir i feel like i dnt have enough time to learn code anymore.. plus it feels very wierd to me just to spend whole day on variable only etc .plus i dnt get how to understand statement or conditions ..any tips

[@omkarmore4488]

Love from india

[@InternetMadeCoder]

[@el-kawther8937]

Thank U for sharing with us this informations ^_^

[@rossbitchoka9825]

is coding abstract?

[@Tesla_699]

Good video bro

[@omkarmore4488]

Interesting

[@sairaj_shete5324]

So you are currently on job or still learning?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

learning now, job starts in September

[@monalizafernandez9986]

AMAZING

[@Intelmagnate]

good video

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@joeyalfaro2323]

venkat subramaniam I watch every video he has parts I don't understand jot down time started and he finished. Then break down lesson. I hand write code on paper. Any words I don't understand I Google grasp concept, get plenty mental rest don't skip ahead it's slow crawl forward.

[@tomc8157]

Hmm making money to eat and live is survival..so my brain better get with the program.

[@airflow0]

You just need google and a brain. No need for hacks, no need for school. If you really want to code, just sit down and do it.

[@mohdymi]

👍

[@Beimnetwondu]

What do you do for living?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

On a gap year. I have a Software Engineer job offer that starts in September.

[@Beimnetwondu]

Ok i am now finished highschool and what did you tell me to learn because what makes software engineering good than others

[@notagain3732]

Cool

[@user-ni2kr1mh8l]

Sleep a lot, or for 1/2 hours after learning

[@khadeerdudekula7168]

👍 1st

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Congrats, cookie earned 🍪

[@khadeerdudekula7168]

Hay bro I need a suggestion,,, Am like watching some tutorials and writting everything on notes for practice and to learn it later....(in coding) ..so is this correct way?? Is there any other way to take notes for programming classes bec my way takes too much of time ?

[@sundayconde]

@@khadeerdudekula7168 i have same doings. I hope @Internet Made Coder will reply.

[@cipheredzay]

But you need 1:44 to say super secret crucial thing

[@vasukalluru24]

Peace. I am on the way..

[@mohdymi]

I think you mispronounced visualisation at 1:40 , but it's totally understandable :D

[@InternetMadeCoder]

oh it could be haha

[@EuphoricDan]

Dude, don't tell people they can learn coding in 4 months.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Why not. They can. Adopt a growth mindset.

[@EuphoricDan]

@@InternetMadeCoder I've been studying C++ for hours daily with the 1 on 1 help of a professional engineer for months. Waking up at 4AM, writing programs for 2 hours before work; coming home from work and doing another 2-3 hours. I'm no where even close to "learning to code". This is like another year away of 4+ hour a day study with 1 on 1 help (at least). Like, what do you mean "learn to code in 4 months?" There's absolutely no fucking way anyone is getting through the CLRS and mastering programming language in 4 months.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

No one said anything about mastering.

[@keithakola]

C++ isn’t a walk in the park.