Things I Wish I Knew About Programming

[@NikhilAdiga]

The only person other than my mom who calls me gorgeous/handsome

[@sabirnawaz1304]

No bro u are handsome

[@NikhilAdiga]

@@sabirnawaz1304 Thank you!

[@SiaarZH]

indeed. when the email from Patreon came in the other day, I felt so calm and safe.

[@nxlskhl9531]

Not even my mom does

[@bhageshgandhi]

Hahaha!😂

[@SeriesTube01]

1. You can't know everything: learn of to search for solutions and things you need. 2. Being stuck in tutorial hell: start creating projects on your own, a few big projects rather than many little projects. 3. Don't focus on one technology: alway keep learning different things. 4.Find balance: give proper time to other things besides programming, have hobbies, spend time with family, friends, etc.

[@electricimpulsetoprogramming]

thx

[@winnerwinnerporkbellydinner]

5:28 Can't be guilty if you don't have a portfolio

[@developedbyed]

Feelsbad

[@silverzero9524]

same

[@heyIappreciateit]

That is so nice. Hearing your experience is definitely one of the things that I should be hearing. I feel like I'm not happy developing website anymore, losing track of time, just tired, you know? It was nice to know yours. Thank you, this definitely helps.

[@rewrose2838]

You forgot to mention that to stay sane and in touch with yourself, touching yourself with the offhand while scrolling through stack overflow helps.

[@officialabdulrehman]

Most down to Earth, humble, and polite person on youtube who gives honest opinions with transparency and with a gentle smile :) Kudos

[@daviddipasquale586]

I feel like I'm watching a coder version of Piewdiepie

[@anonymanonym9004]

Same #floorGang

[@amiralam1786]

lol tru

[@myemailvl]

Looks like Jacksepticeye and acts like Pewdiepie.

[@davidaudemars6695]

no. deved has a personality and character i actually enjoy watching him. pdp is a fucktard.

[@zakkaioken2812]

he looks more like kliksphilip

[@LauchlinMacGregor]

"Being stuck in this tutorial hell" - that's my new band name.

Actually thats not bad at all, the bad is when you dont realise you know enough to start using your knowledge. What I do now i spend more time applying my knowledge and using part of my free time to watch tutorials or tech related videos. The key is to start using what you learn as soon as possible. You can and obivously you still need to learn continously, but distributing your time properly is a must.

[@asquickasquickly]

Punk rock band?

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

"Stuck in this G string" :D

[@hiryuimajin]

@ Great point. What I do is I look at website designs and interpret code it on my own, so as I go along and if im stuck with smth I can go back and polish my knowledge about it. If i think my method is overly complicated I research for smthing easier. Which still is a tutorial hell haha

[@muhammadusama5920]

I never commented on someone post on youtube but you are amazing man.

[@Artix9]

Oh fuck off Rebecca

[@poorez_11]

started my programming journey with java, then switch to php and later knowing about database and stuff. Few years passed and now i use GO as my primary language, connecting a to z APIs and stuff.

[@AlexLucard]

First off let me say thank you for making these videos I find them to be worth Wild and insightful. And second off I've been doing programming for over 15 years and I still find it worthwhile to watch videos and other people perspective the last couple years I've been moving into pentesting I'm doing multiple languages heavy on the python side but I still enjoy your videos please keep up the good work

[@rubystormy]

Thanks for the entertaining video and sharing your experience. I am trying to get my first job in frontend and coding like crazy but also not forgetting to do my yoga and yes, play the ukulele as well :)

[@wesleyjanse6600]

The todo list, shopping cart, weather apps are the go to exercises for every programming course I've followed 😂😂

[@88onage]

9:35 'I know there is a lot of conTRAVERSY...' I see what you did there!

[@existence.5806]

*Media*

[@rahulvig5298]

@Jeremy Horne they are good friends. He was joking. He recently collaborated with Traversy Media.

[@claudiupopa6091]

Thank you for all this information! :) I just got motivation to keep learning programming and enjoy it.

[@SpaceChicken]

My main takeaway: don’t put all your eggs in one toilet.

[@OnlySuper]

- space chicken

[@andrewma9975]

Yep

[@sentinel5943]

That thing he was talking about, that you learn to find what you cant solve, or learn thing quickly is so true I started to learn programming about 6 months ago, and i have noticed, that i kinda can understand things quickly and where to search a little bit better

[@Remington510]

I recommend The Odin Project. I think their approach is very much aligned with your personal experiences. They put a lot of focus on being a programmer, not the techy-cody stuff from the start, but the philosophy, mind set, problem solving, personal challenges, ups and downs, etc. A lot of things your are speaking about. It's basically a "learn how to learn" guide ;)

[@mark.jabel23]

Omg Dev Ed, you're like the PewDiePie of programming videos. Love how you make programming videos fun. Continue spreading your knowledge and love for this community ♥️♥️♥️

[@MisterDax]

Code 👏 review 👏

[@salimahusain5819]

He kinda looks like Pewds

[@anthonymejia835]

pewdiepie react game pewdiepie play game but most importantly *he make the game*

[@liamdavis492]

Too real. He even has the Scandinavian-esque accent and awkward segways

[@SoloAnn]

You're so entertaining! And I like how you explain Javascript.I have the playlist saved. Thank you for existing

[@arthurboss.youtube]

Nice final message! You're great Ed, we can get a lot from you. Thanks for sharing it all!

[@meschale]

I just discovered ( for a month ) you in the internet and I should to say I'm so f*cking having fun and getting more useful stuff to improve myself. Keep doing this job maaan. You'r videos just amazing... instructive and funny as well... GORGEOUS !!! :D Good news is you have 1 more GORGEOUS FRIEND ON THE INTERNET right now :)

[@Anton-ih4we]

Thank you ed. It feels so good to hear such words from you. Especially the last Advice is helpful in my situation. I am working 40 hours per week at my job and i am developing the rest of the day on a complex website for a well known contact. It often occured that i just get out of bed and work the whole day until i get back to bed. It is just like you said, I need to find a good balance. Thanks for mentioning this, this makes me rethink my situation.

[@seefore5409]

Liking your content a lot my dude. I'm an experienced SQL developer trying to pick up some web dev skills and I appreciate how grounded your stuff is. Keep on keeping on.

[@matto2041]

Thanx 4 the honesty ed!

[@its_nayanraj]

Thank you ed dev for your experience i was also doing the same thing with my life thank you once again 😀

[@noricardas1]

My first programming experience was also not very good, luckily later I found it does not have to be this hard. I started coding in university and the professor gave us some weird mix of js/html/php 5 mixed up in one file and said use notepad++ and make it use a database. Image a guy new to programming, using a notepad++ (no debugging tools)... I though if web developement is this - trying to add a line, uploading files via filezilla to sever and then seeing if you made any mistakes, then I am not pursuing it. Later on there was another course we were left on our own to pick the developement engine and language, but to create a website based on requirements. Stumbled upon your tutorials and realised it does not have to be an excruciating experience

[@Iam_TheFatPanda]

Dude, you are frickin awesome. I at my 33s just started learning and have THE SAME DIFFICULTIES of trying to learn everything about HTML and CSS and spending a lot of time on reading and repeating stuff. I've learned python by doing projects and it was easier for me to learn python than HTML and CSS. So thank you for this video now I have some thinking to do. :D

[@ionk3588]

At 9:48 I heard that beautiful song starting 💜💚 L'indecis - soulful

[@Abdullah-vs3bl]

Wow this advice was beyond my expectations, answered alot of my questions, thanks alot bro!

[@Danilo0717]

Awesome man! You totally right

[@ismailfaturrohman3771]

damn everything you told, mistake that u make is what happend to me now. I'm new at programming and i'm so excited at this , cause i want to be "game dev". At the first i want try to c# for my beginning but yah it's really hard for me. And lucky me i meet ppl got same prob and you already fix it. Thks alot buddy!

[@sahilshahzad2318]

I love this guy! Thanks for helping me stay in programming, Kudos man! 👍

[@hanssacosta1990]

thank you so much for the tips and all the amazing videos and courses

[@Unifono2012]

I'm guilty. Weather App, To do list, form validation... Better not build my portfolio now I guess :D

[@ksiezyc85]

You are the best . Thanks for sharing, I'm starting right now and try to learn java and CSS as well I heard that react is important also. A lot work to be done but you're a mentor for me. Yes really ! I love your style and personality and I hope someday I can be good at it . Have a wonderful day.

[@MakeDataUseful]

Great advice, thank you

[@aiknersisian]

You deserve all these subscribers like nobody else. I am happy to see you grow man I appreciate your videos

[@lakefires]

Oh man! I crashed and burned on that same tutorial series! ten years later here I am watching this video, you are a real inspiration my man! I remember many nights trying to imagine what exactly a pointer was and why they were ruining my life. Thanks for all of the cliche projects I have put on my portfolio, I dont have the time to be creative right now! I've also been told specifically I need to add more projects. I dont have quality or quantity, but I have learned alot from your channel. Thanks again in case you end up seeing this comment on this two year old video.

[@allagligora5534]

Thanks, such a positive and informative video! A pleasure to watch! :D

[@ConorBailey]

Hey Ed. Very cool video mate. The last tip hit home for me. Feel like I’ve definitely been too absorbed in coding at the moment and maybe need to chill out a bit and go outside haha.Thanks for posting 🤘

[@sharonfrancis663]

Thank you Sir for your wonderful tutorials..

[@ladyafize5689]

you are amazzing Dev !always excited for your stories ;)

[@SiaarZH]

The last part on "LIFE BALANCE" got to me. Thank you for this video. I describes what I'm going through right now.

[@PeterOsburg]

This is the 3rd video I am seeing of you. And I can't stop thinking that you are somehow the Bob Ross of coding. Keep it! You do awesome!

[@ngel6171]

Great.. thank you so much!

[@ciceroaraujo5183]

You are really entertaining. Love your videos

[@slipperz2370]

Love the last thing you mentioned, super helpful!

[@peristiloperis7789]

Very true, man! 100% agreed.

[@sweetsalt2782]

as a 16 year old that's learning 10h a day,last tip made my heart melt

[@arpitlal3]

Ed you look like Rudy Ayoub, he plays guitar and is funny like you . Love your contents man, I'm started html cs, 2 months ago . I have started working on some basis projects.

[@dejankorac7120]

Ed, that last thing almost make me cry. Thank you, you know why.

[@tonyjaradev]

You're by far the best dev youtuber! You're taking me out of tutorial hell hahaha thank you!

[@__abshir]

man I love this video so much, it resonated with me man. Thank you 😊

[@fasihurrehman1826]

Hi Dev Ed I really appreciate the work you are doing . Your videos have helped me alot . I would like to request you to make a video on linking images with accordions. I would really appreciate that.

[@boliko555]

I totally love you, dude, you are my true hero for these words!

[@mr.actapus4069]

Qartveli xar?

[@vikusssh]

Thanks for this video, exactly what i needed right now. I am kinda lost right now. I know I have to learn, get better but at the same time i have no power anymore. Getting all this " Sorry we pursued with another candidate" makes you feel even more lost and useless -.-

[@muhammadfurqan917]

You are awesome. Love you.

[@williamabousharaf9122]

I love this video, you've shared nice points. YOU'RE FREAKIN COOL!!

[@volder1995]

Very useful information thanks 👍👍👍

[@suzannealivand7188]

thank you, it was so helpful

[@jurielcomz7821]

Thanks for the advice. Hahahaha. I am currently studying HTML and CSS, watching tutorials, and learning from any coding/programming platforms but do not apply all the knowledge I've got in creating my own project.

[@sala7311]

Could relate to you so much, glad I found this video.

[@salvaalcon3604]

You are the reason why I am programming right now!

[@AvinashKumar-fe8xb]

You are always fun to watch,I really enjoyed😅

[@cezargheorghiu2606]

:)) very nice setup. Bro I started in the 4th grade with BASIC...it was a course at my school...bad XP too :P

[@neru7602]

Hi Dev Ed, I am 20 years old and am aspiring to become a web developer. Which route should I take to become one? Should I get a CS degree, bootcamp, or take the self-taught route? I recently dropped out after 2 years of college, but now I'm not sure what to do. I am currently learning on TeamTreeHouse and have learned html/css so far. It's been a huge struggle though and I don't have the guidance to progress. Should I go back to school?

[@TytusDubel]

Thank You, that was a great Talk.

[@EtinosaOsayi]

I needed this. Am presently in the Tutorial hell. When I try to put into practice what I learnt, am kind of lost. Learning html css is taking forever....

[@riki4644]

Your scaring m e

[@rudolphstamaria8782]

Laughed so hard when you did the game engine early on. Relatable, I tried to do the same. 'How to create your first game in Java' and you can easily imagine how that turned out... Didn't learn anything.

[@m4mex972]

i love u ed 😭 when you talking 💜

[@seankeller96]

Love it Ed!

[@asmaaessam8390]

when you mentioned that we should make time for our hobbies, I grabbed my ukulele and started playing it!

[@GarTheStar]

brutal regarding the not used website. i felt that.

[@abhinavkumar8396]

His every video is worth Million dollar information, How great is this guy ! Salute to Dev Ed, :)

[@hackeranonymous9513]

thank you for this. dev ed. because I'm literally burn out right now.

[@DR-ee4wv]

Sir if you dont mind ... I wanna ask you a question... What do you do..for living... Are u doing freelancing as a web designer/ Developer...or doing a job in a specific company..or anything else?

[@oleksandrkovalenko7033]

Всегда с удовольствием смотрю Ваши видео. Хотелось бы увидеть в скором будущем, видео по оптимизации сайта по Google Pagespeed Insight, для Wordpress и Opencart. Спасибо заранее.

[@meza5renitec]

Amazing videos, my new favourite KZbinr.

[@jacobgasser3093]

That setup is...*gorgeous*

[@johndoe53831]

I can't fokin believe it - when I've started watching your video I was thinking about that I cannot understand state in React, today I've spent ten hours on that thing (with breaks for some videos with funny kitties) and then you said about your problems with state :D That gave me hope.

[@jeniferrojas4040]

How many times did i went back to min 1:21 ? No idea ! It was the best !!! He is all of us at some point

[@phantom0492]

I was like you bro when I was 17 years old. It was hard when no one around you to guide. Its so frustrating.

[@agataszczypta7843]

You have a great personality

[@shayronen5370]

Well, I don't know if it right to switch technologies often. But you do have a point in your things, we should be more flexible (even in general) and just learn programming fundamental, Vanilla JS and how pure JS really works. After that, it will be much easy to pick any tech tool (library, framework, db and etc.) and implement it on our next project. Thanks about the vid (:

[@iioStefanoS]

I agree with that, Ed: I like knowing multiple things, and I am flexible, so if you say that's valuable I agree with you ! Thank God I'm not the only one who thinks like that !!! :) Many blessings to you !

[@ProgrammingWithPax]

"And they didn't even put up the website" - I literally choked on my dinner.

[@surajnarsale3326]

LOVED IT

[@ezwalduzumaki3161]

A redux todolist is not bad including edit mode etc, since that itself isnt that easy to implement

[@OptiqVision1]

in regards to the "master one thing" or "be flexible" problem.... I feel it's best to master SOMETHING first... THEN become flexible. At the end of the day it's the coding wizards who dictate the trends in the industry because they'll create some super awesome thing that shakes the whole world somehow and all the Businesses will reduce the success of that thing down to things as simple as what language/platform it was created in and now they're posting positions for people who can build in that language/platform assuming that's what they need to be the "next big thing". Right now if someone created something ground breaking with Ruby on rails, we would all of a sudden see more jobs wanting Ruby developers, all of a sudden someone will come up with a way to make it more "react" like or "vue" like in a lot of ways, alllllll because of what some Ruby wizard created. No matter how many "better" ways we could sit back n come up with to clone that thing in our favorite JS platform, if a looooot of people with a loooooot of money think that's the "new thing" they need to have to "stay current" or finally "go big" that's the tide that will come with it, meanwhile nobody is looking at the personal/world value of the thing they created which is 98% of why it became as big as it did. People love it because of the solution it provides in their life. Nobody sees a product they want online and thinks "wait a minute..... what programming platform was this site built with?.... php?... nope.... I'm not buying this.." lol. So if people hear what it was built with they'll naturally associate it with the thing they're looking at and think PHP and Ruby are "new state of the art languages" that are "more advanced" than everything else because of what they see in front of them. So there's a lot of that element mixed in with actual practical shifts and advancements being made which can make "being flexible" more of a booby trap that keeps you spread too thin to ever learn enough about anything to be able to fluidly articulate an idea into a mechanism through any of them if you're new and don't know any better just following what all the jobs are demanding.... which a lot of times are highly unrealistic and laughable to experienced coders but taken seriously by noobs who feel obligated to live up to everything somehow. Like those posts we'll see for an entry level position looking for an intern or new graduate but once you look at all the requirements you can see that they're inevitably looking for someone with 25 years of experience but don't realize that's what they're really asking for. Aside from that the better we get at programming the more we inherently understand every programming language in the world even if we've never heard of them which lessens the learning curve more and more to the point where it's mainly just syntax, which makes us more capable of being flexible so long as we haven't isolated ourself on an island with just that one language and platform. I haven't personally coded in C# yet but I've learned a lot from studying it over the years because I use TypeScript with Angular and a lot of my "web" ideas are naturally more "software" in nature because I'm an Artist/Creator who does custom things and have certain processes I go through "face to face" that need to be represented mechanically, so I can't always learn everything as directly as I'd like to looking for it in a Javascript/Typescript form. anyways, just wanted to touch on that bit. Great video :)

[@vishwajeetraj11]

Hey, where is your portfolio video? I'd love to see that.

[@ProgrammingwithPeter]

Looking great, my setup won't be that good anytime soon!

[@Stoney_Eagle]

I have the same issue of not learning stuff that is totally useless for me. I only have one thing on my portfolio and it's far from finished.... But I am dedicated to make it a real thing with learning along the way to add new stuf and make it better. The thing that makes learning hard is to make an idea in your head to a real thing. You need more than one programming language so don't just focus on one. You can put all your focus on a javascript library but if you don't know what the server is capable of delivering.... How can you think like the program.

[@usmaness]

Last time I "got off my chair" from programming it took me 3months to go back 🙄

[@mariantdm]

😂😂😂

[@Frankslaboratory]

Yay new video

[@alsaamit]

your last words affect me .. i don t have any balance in my life now .. since i start programming .. i lost my friends, my girlfriends and my happiness .. i focus only to learn quickly to get a job as soon as possible ..and now i only like to stay alone with my birds to get a little of happiness

[@kenyaseemenow]

Best advice, real projects is the best way to learn.

[@lardosian]

yes, very easy to fool yourself into thinking you are learning following a udemy course. Getting stuck doing your own projects is where you are forced to really learn something.

[@gerganatsirkova5613]

You are awesome!

[@seefore5409]

"They didn't even put up the website... It's still the lady with the hat" ...Because you didn't host it for them, duh : -)

[@Jasna88]

i started learning html5/css3 from one tutorial where we were doing one project like on july 15th (2020). i finished 31 out of 100 lessons, because from 31st he started with js too and i wanted JUST htmli started learning html5/css3 from one tutorial where we were doing one project like on july 15th (2020). i finished 31 out of 100 lessons, because from 31st he started with js too and i wanted JUST html and css for time being. I tried to do some project, most simple, 80s tribute page (about Nirvana). 1st try-just dumbly stared at notepad++ )or sublime 3 whatever). Write few lines of code like header,centered it and put color in css. could do anything, ANYTHING more. There i was, 5 weeks really going at it and i could do ANYTHING. I knew,ans new now, so much theory-but that doent really matter. I stopped doing any coding. but i so want to continue. im interested because i spend at-least 3h per day watching vlogs from devs and reading about html,css,js.....so i have same problem-too much info. and now, with all that info stuck in my head (i have GOOD memory) i dont know how to restart or start from beginning