You’re Watching Coding Tutorials Wrong (And How to Fix It)

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In this video I discuss the common pitfalls people find when watching coding tutorials, and its not just for beginners! Everyone can take a second to analyze their process when it comes to learning how to code. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this video should help you think about what it means to learn how to code through watching videos. I started to learn to code a LONG time ago (5 years) and so I have learned so much since then about what it means to be a student in the programming space.
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[@paulthomas1052]

I think you have highlighted an important issue here. Sometimes in-depth tutorials just wash-over us :) I like your approach rather than some of the longer (some I've seen are 2 to 3 hours long).

[@CooperCodes]

Yup! I try my best to make stuff that is just the right amount of time, there is an art to the long programming video hah. Thanks for the comment hope your Christmas was great!

[@HikaruAkitsuki]

Me, I watched the course but it's not my main information. I am more focused on the curriculum and the basic results of the tutorial rather than doing what the video showed. After I finished the course, now I collected the idea of how can I progress or what things I need and don't know. I search the documentation of one of the curricula I learned to create appropriate exercises to use the code and see how it works. For the code, I'm not memories every code, instead, I write it on Note++ as snippets and write how will it work. The most important is how can I combine each result to make new results that I expect, not how cool am I to code it manually. I relay sometimes on drag and drop to make the front-end or copy-paste the snippets on documentation while modifying it. I don't remember the code so much, but I know the code when I read it and modify it to adjust for what I need. Programming is how will you assemble the ideas to have results.

[@CooperCodes]

You’re spot on, programming as I’ll about the end goal of assembling all the different types of code you need. Thanks for commenting :)

[@maskman4821]

I like medium clone episode, very impressive, ui is clean and easy to use, trully awesome. Adrian Twarog has just released a tutorial on how to bring openai api into react projects, he also introduces all sorts of different models, how to train them, and customize to specific task, this is really amazing, it is time to embrace ai and bring ai into our apps from now on 🤩

[@CooperCodes]

Going to be looking into some example projects to do some of what Adrian has been doing. There are many applications for it so I'll definitely introduce it in a full stack project soon. Thank you for your comment!

[@DeIgado95]

Yep, sometimes we face that problems in coding 🙃

[@Salah-YT]

thank u so much I think this video talks about me so ill do that bro for the next project ill write it down which one I understand and which not, thank u so much, so I can't remember how many courses I have done from Udemy and how many projects I did from youtube so more than a year bro even I can't do one small project by myself so I fell I know everything about HTML CSS JAVASCRIPT TYPESCRIPT FRAMER MOTION GIT AND GITHUB GRAPGQL SANITY NODEJS NEXTJS so many things, bro, but I'm still can't do a project I'm on tutorial hell bro please make more video like this thank u so much

[@CooperCodes]

It’s a tough spot to be in, glad you’re still out here and trying. I’m planning on making a video showing my research process when I learn an entirely new programming language to me, displayed in a commentary format like above. You got this!

[@Salah-YT]

​@@CooperCodes thank u so much bro so I tell u the truth bro I spend a lot of money on Udemy I have about 100 courses bro and I fill im in tutorial hell but I swear to GOD im not stopping until coding killing me I swear I must learn to code like when im driving my car so I mean nothing can stop me to coding so now im on my second Typescript course and I just like to finish FreeCodeCamp Javascript for refreshing I'm on half way with out helping google so my problem is I like learn NextJs properly and I like one type of project but no body do it yet on youtube if u can do that for me and for your channel im sure many people will like it ok my project is, portfolio with NextJs, Typescript, Tailwind, Framer-motion, and for the backend, I dont know I like SanityCMS so I dont know Sanity is a backend or no but make things easy so yes bro if u can do that ill really appreciate it and ill follow that project until I can do it by my self thank u so much and hope u have a good time sorry for the long reply

[@dawsonwhipple6493]

I'm the CTO of Google because of Cooper Codes 🙏

[@CooperCodes]

Hahaha I had to mix some jokes in this one, I'm also the CTO of Google because of Cooper Codes though 🤔🤔