This is why you are failing your coding journey

In this video, I continue the conversation from my previous video, "Programming is Hard," which received amazing feedback and engagement. Today, I'll dive deeper into why many aspiring developers struggle on their programming journey. If you're procrastinating, jumping from tutorial to tutorial, or feeling overwhelmed by the vast amount of information, this video is for you.
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[@jonathanjohnson2785]

The problem when learning is trying to do everything at the same time. Thank you for the advice💯

[@slovenc1234]

Great video dude! Še en balkanski pozdrav😉 Pozdrav iz Slovenije🙂

[@programmer-network]

Thanks a lot man, happy you like it. I srecan sam sto si nasao kanal :).

[@nurtencetinbas3609]

I wanna learn data science, i got no coding skills. A mentor suggessted me first start with web development, learn and practise coding and the basic consepts. After that specialize in data science. I found it a bit irrevelant but i wanna ask your opinion on this. By the way great stuff you doing here helping people out, please keep up the good work🎉

[@kjpowar5718]

Web development is a great gateway, such as the Odin project, may seem irrelevant at start, once you get deep into it, concepts are extremely helpful. Working with logic of back end, presenting in front end and of course the database, know how it works. The Odin project is my personal favorite and changed my life as a beginner programmer overall and opens the floodgates to whatever you want to expand into on your own. Web development is way you can start to end complete a project and learn all the concepts used in all aspects on programming and work with any data.

[@programmer-network]

Hi Nurten, Web development has nearly no connection to Data Science, and you don't have to, nor you should start web development if you want to become data scientist. I don't actually understand who gave you that advice, but whoever it was, it was a terrible advice. I'd be careful getting an advice from that person, or people again. For some context, this is an approximate DS path: roadmap.sh/ai-data-scientist Have a great one, and thanks for commenting.

[@mintz347]

The problem is that I am always stuck in the middle of a project based course,while its really hard to find projects based courses without theory bs,and when I get stuck even chatgpt won't help ne then burnout comes..and I'm exhausted with migraines...amd tutorial hell and. Job posts that I didn't study comes around 😢 Pozdrav,nisam znao da si s balkana 😅

[@programmer-network]

It takes several skills to go through these lessons, and they are all related to consistency, dedication and continuity. In simple words, you have to slow down, focus on small steps day by day, and way faster then you might image, you'll get there. Whatsoever, if you continue throwing yourself into too many things, too many concepts, etc. it will do you nothing but harm. So, take it slower, focus on one subject at a time, understand it, use it, implement it, then move on :). I naravno, pozdrav. Kada god uzivo programiram, molim te prikljuci se, rado cu pomoci :).

[@mezzela00]

hey mate great content, i wanna go down the data science road but even its irrevelant some people suggested me to first learn frontend. their logic was enter the coding space with the basics, get used to programing... what do you suggest? thanks again for the videos

[@programmer-network]

Hey Mezz. I'd say that Data Science are programming are fundamentally different, and you can go to the Data Science route already, as you will be programming in a very different way, aka, you will be dealing with SQL queries, data warehouses such is e.g. Big Query, Snowflake, etc. Also, Python that you will be writing will not be about code quality, it will be transforming the data, etc. So whoever gave you that tip, cannot be more wrong. Frontend has absolutely 0 to do with Data Science. That is like suggesting a tennis player to first learn fishing, it makes no sense. Thanks a bunch for commenting.

[@mintz347]

Do you think frontent is oversaturated to enter now or backend?

[@programmer-network]

I'd say, market is far from being oversaturated and you can take any path and find great success. So don't worry too much about the market, market will stabilize always with the economy, and programmers are still needed as much as always :).