How To Learn Any New Programming Skill Fast

Learning programming skills is low and difficult no matter how experienced you are. In this video I am going to break down the steps I use to make learning new concepts easier and quicker.
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[@krylite5541]

1. Research the topic to learn. Make it informational not didactic. 2. Read the documentation. 3. Create a 'Hello, World' application. 4. Build a small application using what you're learning alone. 5. Improve the small application using popular frameworks and libraries. 6. Build the application that you want to.

[@mahfuzrana9830]

Make me your team member please

[@alexandreabashia]

you and people like u are legends

[@fabricio-garcia]

😎

[@tainguyentrung96]

Goodjob. Thanks

[@alimamulma3sum14]

Legend.

[@mocococo2877]

Few advices from me - a 48 years old. Do not press yourself with deadlines, the more you press the less it gets into your brain. The calmer you are the better. Find yourself time to get away and do some physical engagements, gym, walk whatever you like, at least one hour a day. Find yourself time for a good night sleep. You may get away for a while with less sleep but at some point it will come around and hit you badly. Nothing like sleep deprivation hurts the thinker's performance.

[@sabuein]

Thank you.

[@julianflorez9972]

This is a gold mine, thank you sir!!

[@prshendra]

Thank you sir!

[@AmberRathour366]

Thanks

[@jlambert12013]

For me, learning code and staying up all night seem to go together. It’s starting to take it’s affects tho.

[@codesymphony]

Learning the general philosophy and theory of a new skill is such a crucial step. Similar to learning an irl language, you will have a much easier time retaining new information if you understand the culture and history behind it. You will start to naturally anchor the specific stuff back to the general concept, giving you a place to store it in your mind basically.

[@leahj6214]

This was great advice! Love your channel, it's been helping me get through an intense 6 month web dev boot camp. Thanks so much for putting all this content together and sharing it for free!

[@WebDevSimplified]

You are very welcome! I am glad my videos are helping.

[@ErnestoCode]

I love speeding up my videos. I write this as I’m listening to your video in 1.5x the speed. Keep making great content!

[@Aziz-kw6ct]

This video was very useful to me, thank you for your effort and such great content not only on this video but the whole channel is straightforward and awesome. Thank you.

[@youngcolt5305]

I've been a high GPA student for the last 6 semesters of my BCS degree but in my 7th semester, I've taken up Web Dev course. And I'm finding it so difficult to keep up with my instructor (who's really inexperienced and doesn't know how to teach). I'm used to learning from MOOCs and textbooks, but Web Dev is a completely different experience for me. I hope I get the hang of it soon. Your videos are helping me a lot. But maybe I'm slow at Web Dev.

[@sharminrahman2937]

How did I stumble upon this video after so long? I wish I discovered your channel sooner! This advice is everything to stick to this field TT_TT

[@nanitamopedroantonio2783]

I'm motivated to learn more about full stack dev, thank U for all

[@bladex9061]

not even 1st minute in, and absolutely lit on the points already ... + 100 .. thanks Kyle!

[@iwatchedthevideo7115]

Great channel! Really helps me a ton in all ways, while I'm trying to learn webdev. Kudos!

[@johnchase9054]

Kyle, thanks! Great explanations on several topics. Two suggested topics: Class objects converting from the pre ES6 function objects. Also could you discuss closures? Thanks!

[@WebDevSimplified]

Those are great ideas! I will definitely add them to my ever growing list of ideas. Thanks for the suggestions.

[@johnssimon2555]

Your videos are too good man..I learned lot from your videos.Keep up the gud work

[@sleeplessforawhile]

Absolutely perfect roadmap. 100% agree with you

[@oussamachahidi9201]

i like that guy he makes me happy for choosing this career . Thank you so much

[@leeyahav4754]

Amazing amazing tips I am starting from now implementing them Thnx Kyle You are amazing

[@mikemindacodemy7279]

Great tips! My best advice would be to dive in coding right away after learning new concepts and experiment. Learning programming isn't like reading a novel, It's more like building a house, you learn a bit then you get to work, get stuck, learn some more and so on!

[@WebDevSimplified]

I couldn't agree more. Programming is not something you can learn from reading or watching. Doing is the only true way to learn programming.

[@topellasrinivasarao1125]

Your comment made my day

[@arindam1249]

Very practical. Thank you so much :)

[@francocallero]

this video realy helps, thanks kyle

[@franciswayungi3519]

Thanks man, I love your videos.

[@jayfluxx3142]

You are an amazing creator! I hope you know that we greatly appreciate your content. subscribers++

[@pz9alpha715]

I sub to you because you are the best guide for beginners and advanced.

[@friedrich2107]

really good tips, thanks!

[@RameenFallschirmjager]

Thanks Kyle. This video is one the best videos I've ever seen you KZbin. I learnt that I must "learn how to learn". The learning skills are very crucial. Unfortunately I was lacking in this area. My mind needs lots of preparations!

[@Admiral_Ducky]

And still you are not prepared and you are a total failure!

[@ranjitm18]

Hi! Thank you for the useful content 🙏

[@ovieolori2398]

You have earned yourself a new subscriber. Please do a tutorial video using JS or PHP to submit a newsletter subscription form

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thank you for the suggestion. I will add it to my list of video ideas.

[@baismail-daily]

Thanks. Awesome tuto Masha Allah.

[@manishbhavsar2875]

Thanks Dude you nailed it.

[@mohitsoni4925]

Thanks for such great content.

[@juliakp8366]

Hey Kyle, thanks for sharing your learning method. Which webdev podcasts do you recommend?

[@tarekghosn3648]

damn back then you were very nervous. love the growth

[@sabuein]

Thank you, Kyle.

[@Fernando-du5uj]

You're awesome man! Thanks alot!

[@WebDevSimplified]

You're welcome!

[@viktorlernt6063]

Thanks Kyle!

[@topellasrinivasarao1125]

Stick with his tips Cuz that was how he learnt by his own . Of course he is perfect at every letter of the code so those tips might be the the reason behind . By the way ,big fan of your small projects playlist please keep on rendering them on our screen By that I mean Forever.

[@ankitvashisht7350]

Useful content...thanks a lot ! 🤗❣️

[@mikemindacodemy7279]

Keep it coming!

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thank you!

[@A_Lesser_Man]

100% agree with the hello world. from frontend to backend. but, i've only ever used javascript (css and html, too, of course) on the frontend and perl for the backend, all running off an SQLite DB on a self-hosted ubuntu 20.04 desktop box (oh, gee, yes, and i've had to learn BASH scripting, too). i've never known why i'd need node.js or a framework; i have no REST api's, no libraries (aside from the cpan modules i use in perl, and my own perl modules). Because I'm coding in so many languages already, why would i want to then add-on a library, written by others, with more functions to learn and read about and spend time getting good at when the tools i'm using already come with a very rich and mature set of instructions i am completely familiar with? seems to me the good ol' "let e = document.getElementById('someid');" works just fine; it's clear, and easy to debug. i've seen jquery code for instance, and my golygeewillickers it can get uuugly! this, of course, is all *after* you do your systems analyses and design phases. I've had to learn networking and systems administration, i've had to do it all - 100% self-taught and maintained and open source, baby. Learn Linux - the net runs on it, i think you should, too. why not you, too? why windows (shudder)?

[@manoj03h]

It's really helpful...

[@Daljeetsingh-nv5rl]

Great job 👍👌

[@codeswithankit4316]

Good advice

[@crazycat2969]

Project based learning is best for me. And lot of practice

[@rubend.d.a3154]

# Research topic- what, why, how, pro-cons, libraries #docs-get started #hello world app, focus just what you are learning #small app+ framework, use references when you're stuck #app you are interested

[@radostoichev6864]

Thank you so much for the content. Every video is Motivational and inspirational!

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thank you! I'm glad my videos are helpful.

[@antanassukevicius5564]

Just started watching your videos, as many mentioned - motivating. Have a question, how to find out if i'm good enough for regular web developer position? Is there a legit test? What I should be able to do?

[@subhiksharaghuram5072]

You're so motivating 😊

[@mikemindacodemy7279]

Indeed, great teachers are the ones that make you take action!

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thank you! That really means a lot.

[@medev3349]

Love thoooose ! That's fundamental sh*t

[@pastorfred2543]

Ironically, I'm currently learning Node JS, and Web Dev Simplified videos, official Express Docs & MDN are my resources.. Thanks for the tips..

[@WebDevSimplified]

Nice! Those are some good sources right there.

[@tommysmith5479]

The Hello World app is really like a confirmation that everything is set up correctly. So definitely don't skip this step.

[@tadejdanev5030]

you should make some udemy course :)

[@WebDevSimplified]

I actually plan to make some courses in the future. I am working on a free back end web development course right now that will be released on my channel. After that I plan to work on a larger premium course, but I am not sure when that will be or where it will be available. It is still a long ways out.

[@dhavalmulashiya7466]

@@WebDevSimplified waiting for this..

[@nathalyt]

@@WebDevSimplified any update of this? thanks

[@allaboutthementality1594]

@@nathalyt he has 3 courses already

[@usmanmunir1559]

Awesome 🤍...

[@MarioDev]

the best teacher )

[@sylens_]

Can you give more of an research example for a little project using js, or any basic example, Like how would you research the learning steps to help you build an application. I find a more visual example would help out a lot. &thank you

[@slimpotatoboy]

Ok I'll try it

[@auguststas7770]

It would be nice if you could create a tutorial series about how to develop a custom wordpress theme using custom CSS (maybe tailwind), and maybe react or vue as frontend. Or something like how to deploy a website to a server if you have built the project with vite. How to manage different packages as an example I wanted vite vanilla js project to add jekyll and threejs, but it didnt go well.

[@parasarora5869]

kyle...it will be helpful if you can suggest some useful podcast. I don't know any yet😐 and great video...loved it👌👌

[@alaindimabuyo]

syntax podcast by wes bos

[@parasarora5869]

@@alaindimabuyo thank you for the suggestion 😄

[@WebDevSimplified]

I couldn't agree more Alain. Syntax is a podcast I listen to all the time. Other than that there aren't any podcasts I listen to often. Usually I just listen to single episodes of other podcasts related to specific topics.

[@josuezalazar]

A master piece

[@Pareshbpatel]

Great advice on learning a new Programming Language or Framework - Thanks, Kyle {2023-02-20}

[@techuchiha6510]

Great 🙌🏻

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thanks!

[@franciswayungi3519]

Hey, I am learning programming and am at the point where am beginning to use API but am overwhelmed by the CORS errors. I used the javascript fetch API. Can we please have a video on this .

[@yashsolanki069]

I Like This 😊

[@darotracker9272]

Any specific podcast?

[@Juniper4935]

That's funny, the preview sub-titles call it " web death" 🤣

[@WebDevSimplified]

Just a little bit off :P

[@ec9386]

you know what? I learn something fast by watch your videos.

[@asadanik5987]

helpful video

[@xcoda]

Thanks

[@ashiqdey]

your channel is great

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thank you!

[@mahfuzrana9830]

@@WebDevSimplified make me your team member please

[@ghostcomrad8807]

thanks

[@adante407]

Are you going to make any Node, Express tutorials? Would be great!👍

[@mikemindacodemy7279]

Yes please, you also got my vote!

[@WebDevSimplified]

I plan to make many node and express tutorials in the future. I already have one that you can view here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3rCXmSql66Lh6s

[@ArtWallets]

smart hot model, God give it all. :)

[@GigaBuzzStore]

I have Vsc installed. How to create the Hallo World application mate?..

[@sarscov9854]

Tutorials are most valuable for complete noobs. Don't devalue them...

[@stromblessed]

Any plans to do a tutorial on Gatsby JS and GraphQL ?

[@WebDevSimplified]

I have no plans for a Gatsby tutorial currently since I have never really used Gatsby, but GraphQL is something I want to learn deeper so I can create some videos on it.

[@abed-almajeedmansour9015]

Thanks :)

[@WebDevSimplified]

You're welcome!

[@raviaglave2203]

Could you please create video to build react app with server side pagination with Nodejs, Express and mongoDB

[@BoisNation]

The thumbnail makes it look as if your arms come in at very odd angles. 😂 Great video!

[@thecodingyoungster]

I have just pne question: what if you want to learn the programming language that you have coded your self?

[@vlaxi8787]

not a programming skill but: where do you get inspiration for project ideas?

[@WebDevSimplified]

I usually have a ton of things I want to create whether they are ideas for a business or something for fun. For me I never have problems thinking of projects since I have so many things I would like to create mostly for fun. My advice is to just look at things you do and see if there is a way to improve or automate it.

[@vlaxi8787]

@@WebDevSimplified Thanks for your advice.

[@rhajvijay]

Web Dev Simplified Going through your videos for the past couple of days. It’s awesome and inspiring 😃

[@trolamozajedno3917]

Have one interesting question, what if every time he blinks fast is . and when he blinks slow or don't blink in period of 1 sec that means - would that means that he is sending us message with Morse code ?

[@JAm101Es]

Hello sir. Do I need to master Javascript before learning Node JS?

[@forhadrh]

NIce!

[@techworld3043]

you are awesome

[@WebDevSimplified]

Thanks!

[@samueldantas6817]

Basically it is just going down in levels of abstraction

[@neoTriny]

Can anyone suggest me some electric guitar sounds same like the intro?? it sounds so amazing

[@dheerajmaurya2248]

Where i can get podcast

[@seniorhackers]

how did you learn these is easy or hard

[@nadeerahashankuruppu5962]

Any suggestion for podcasts? 😊

[@dia5]

You shouldn't share with this secret, now all will become new Web Dev Simplified😆

[@asdvl199]

❤❤❤

[@srushteesatardey9478]

Hello world is the most important thing. I am not able to make any spring project cuz I can't make hello world🤣

[@yellowbrickcad]

damn, this person is very attractive o____o

[@sohailhaqyar3949]

I know!

[@Human_Evolution-]

Sounds good on paper. Wait until you're in a bootcamp.with 100 new tasks that are due in 24 hours.

[@user-ez6xb3rf3p]

i'm learning postgres, typescript and react at the same time by building pern + typescript app but i'm so stuck, my code is so complex that i see it, i take a deep breath and close the editor

[@abhayagarwal5097]

Man my good luck to you and hope you stay strong ,I haven't use that all technologies but even making a simple react app can be daunting.

[@user-ez6xb3rf3p]

@@abhayagarwal5097 Thanks man, I really appreciate your support.

[@Jesus-mu4ix]

❤️

[@muhammadhossain7620]

Legends make Hi mom! Application.

[@onemorestory1]

His witchery eyes voodoos me . It is incredible. Dont look or you'll be his slave

[@sharathkumark9692]

I realise that i use roughly this technique to learn anything subconsciously 😅😅 But I skip the "hello world" part tho. Not bragging BTW

[@tumpperi3891]

The problem solving part is the most critical for me personally. Following a course or tutorial blindly isn't very helpful.

[@InspektorDreyfus]

1. Be curious. 2. RTFM.

[@juliadizhak8397]

Reading is actually faster than listening. For example, reading 300 words takes an average of one minute, whereas listening takes 150 words per minute. Because of the speed, you may listen to an audiobook in one hour, whereas reading a book takes only 30 minutes!

[@AllAboutDev]

Kid kyle...but same vibe....