Learning To Code Was Hard Until I Changed These 4 Things

Learning to code is difficult but even more so if you aren't aware of certain mistakes you may be making. In this video I'm going to talk about:
-The mistakes I made when learning to code that slowed my progress
-What I did to fix those mistakes which made learning to code way easier
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[@fengsports2063]

100% FOCUS 1. Don't get distracted while learning 2. Wake up earlier... 3. Take advantage of lunch. 4. Use weekends 5. ONE LANGUAGE AT A TIME 6. Don't compare yourself to others 7. There's no finish line... 8. Take your time to make sure you understand what's happening 9. Master the fundamentals 10. When learning advanced concepts, don't get frustrated when progress slows down... KEEP GOING and things will click

[@raldinehenry9580]

I needed this, I’ve been tempted to quit learning JavaScript because learning is difficult for me, I’m turning 38 and recently got diagnosed with severe ADHD. Thank you for this wonderful video!

[@victorkoome9096]

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[@brian-cache]

Don’t give up!

[@nikitac1]

Jesus loves you ❤

[@AyoSaviioR]

Hope you still going strong man 💪🏾

[@nikitac1]

@@AyoSaviioR Jesus loves you ❤️ this is a sign

[@o_m8717]

I just found you and I wish more and more people knew about you. Your content is very helpful and practical.

[@user-om7xy2tr5l]

This guy is most relatable programmer ever

[@7raffi7]

Yepp underated❤️

[@estermalisa196]

Thanks, your videos are helpful!

[@th3ja]

Awesome content as always Brian!

[@A.A.Selwy-77]

So helpful, Thank you bro.

[@TsTheSeason]

This has rejuvinated my drive sirr, Thankyou!

[@ParrotMan01276]

Thank you, I've been learning C lately. I wanted to see how it related to other languages. Then I found myself into the process of getting it up and running.

[@nikitac1]

This actually helped lots. It changed my mindset a lot on things. Thanks 😊

[@boshy0989]

Bro, you got really good advices. Let's keep it simple. Thanks, man!

[@elizabethn4131]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm 34 and have started my Data Engineering journey, and your videos have been very helpful. I hope to come back and share a good update on my transition journey. You've gained a fan from KE

[@officialridwan_]

thanks this was really helpful, i'm a software engineering student and i really find coding a bit tasking, but this video helped a lot.

[@7raffi7]

Dang bro really is underated. Down to earth guy with some clean editing and teaching skills. Thanks alot 👏🙏❤️

[@user-kj6jx7ru6f]

Much needed video. I’m 32 and just started on JavaScript. Thanks this motivated me more

[@DigitalBrillianceHour]

Great video, I'm very big on teaching people fundamentals so that it's easier to grasp newer concepts later on. I'll be sharing this with folk, because engineering isn't as hard as people make it. You just have to approach it differently than people typically approach things now with a microwave mindset.

[@ellygan]

Your videos are such a joy to watch. All of the points are presented concisely, explained well, and there is a personal story. Great as always!

[@brian-cache]

Wow, thank you!

[@mazu3433]

this is so helpful; I recently began learning how to code and first few weeks I was cruising but as it got to now applying the basics! it's starting to get hard and the information and tips you shared in this video really put some stuff into perspective for me. Thank you!

[@brian-cache]

Thanks for watching!

[@lbBryant]

This gives me motivation thank you for that. But what tip can you give for learning to code?

[@groff8657]

The point about mastery is paradoxically true. Because by focusing on JS you actually learn intermediate concepts that exists in other tech-stacks like async/await which came from C#. In the end it’s all the same.

[@Paranoid89x]

Thank you for this, I did a coding bootcamp that was great but i still felt like i didnt know anything and got frustrated about understanding some concepts so I slowly stopped coding or trying to code. Its been around 8 months now that I kinda gave up because I told myself I wasn't smart enough to code. I will give it another try and slow down. Again Thanks for the video.

[@jeezyro]

You got this

[@sykessackitey4728]

thanks a lot so helpful

[@brian-cache]

Glad it helped!

[@LIOTBs]

Very wise.

[@thelawoflivingasucceessful5974]

I personally real get encouraged whenever i hear any of your videos bro thanks God bless.....would your advice someone learning coding via bootcamps, and do you think bootcamps plus the effort a learner put can land him/her a job? kindly make a video on this concerns

[@brian-cache]

I’ll add that to the list

[@oscarderby4825]

watch the whole video but at 4:00 minutes to the end he drops some platinum nuggets about learning to code.

[@mayankpatni5639]

As a fresher non IT to IT what to choose full stack web developer vs data engineer vs data analyst more job opening more package future growth

[@brian-cache]

Those are pretty different paths from web dev to data. Just try to choose and see how much you like either path. If not, then you can try the other. But see quickly if you dislike whatever you start off with.

[@alimsh2680]

I'm trying to learn Python, and want to be good at it, but I find it hard to focus, and lose attention very quickly.

[@innomind11]

im facing the same problem here

[@aaronaustrie]

Exactly what I'm doing rn and I'm starting to hate it 😣

[@hopekins974]

Which lap top can give me the best experience in coding

[@420_love]

I've been trying different languages. So confused 😕 right now. I think I'm convenient with Python. But many people keep telling me Javascript is the real deal. I know I can do it If I put all interest in learning it. But I'm scared of wasting my time. I think I need help . Or maybe have a friend that can encourage me on this . And we share day to day experience of the journey of learning. I'm just confused and I'm turning 30.

[@mbahchibuzorsylvia9621]

where can i learn coding with recognized certificate?

[@markdavis7645]

Love these videos man, thank you so much, great advice in all of them. ~white guy who isn't racist

[@maggieincheva6475]

Shouldn't I choose what programming project I want to do? Perhaps the front end of web development

[@ABDIRAHIMO2]

I am watching this video to get motivation to start Python. 😆

[@garettclement6671]

The fact that you code and got some soccer tekkers>>>>>>

[@brian-cache]

😂😂

[@boggalavamsi7186]

Bro i need full course java script

[@PatrickMoses-nt6pn]

Pls can u arrange a class for my 15 year daugher who want to start learning coding and AI

[@toasttoasted3492]

You need to be a teach

[@Canxxx146]

Bruce Lee:” I am an avarage person with a laser-like focus” If you are a self learner, you have to be obsessed with learning the skills you want.!

[@cocoatea57]

Nice video But your gesture in playing football 😂😂😂😂

[@theprotagonist8764]

CHAT GPT makes coding super easy. It not only gives you the code, but it breaks down what is what. So, yeah: CAT-GOT helps me learn.

[@DigitalBrillianceHour]

When you're using CHAT GPT, are you also understanding the "why" behind the code? Are you cementing the fundamentals? I'm big on starting with a low - mid level languages that include all aspects of software engineering, and stay away from those high level languages that provide all these shortcuts and such, because those are for people who have spent the time and grit working with lower level languages to "do math with a pen", then they fully appreciate the shortcuts and know what's under the surface.

[@theprotagonist8764]

@@DigitalBrillianceHour when I code, yes I understand the why. But can you provide me names of low level languages? Practice makes perfect.

[@DigitalBrillianceHour]

@@theprotagonist8764 languages like C, C++, PHP are considered low - mid level. Really languages that don't have those "readability" enhancements that focus more on process flow than logic. Ruby on Rails is an example of that. It tries to be so abstract that you the low level concepts are hidden from you for speed. Not always good if you don't have an understanding of those concepts already.

[@Aly_._]

What’s CAT-GOT? 1. Do you know which AI is most useful for coding?