Why Are All The Best Java YouTubers Bald? - John Answers Your Comments
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
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"Your hairstyle is immutable" 💀 lmfaoo
In my opinion, you are one of the best java instructors that can be found on UA-cam, and also in this video you show a great sense of humor. Another thing that I like about your videos is that you use a language that for me, being a Spanish speaker, is highly understandable without the need to use subtitles. Thank you and please continue creating content.
Awe that's a sweet and honest comment!
English is not my first language and I enjoy learning from John's videos a lot.
Lots of respect for him!!!!!
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Totally. I'm a spanish speaker too and even though (I shouldn't say it) my english it's pretty good I often have a hard time with indian tutorials and their english. John's english it's perfectly clear. 👌
John! I usually go for 2x on most UA-cam tutorials. Your speed is perfect! For the rest of us, UA-cam has the option for a reason!
Hey John. I appreciate that you display your face when teaching. It’s closer to a conversation than just listening to speech. Helps to keep my attention and I ingest the information better. Your lessons are shorter and more effective than uni. Thank you.
Bald people do be the best at coding, teaching, firefighting, nursing, pizaa delivery...
I like your face and your confidence. Hope you sharing more videos about Java skills🎉
I'm really glad that your face is in the Videos.
I feel like it is carrying your enthusiasm for the topic really well and helps me so much to find motivation.
I personally love the way you’ve been doing the videos, so thanks for doing what u do, ur awesome!
John I also love the way you teach. You are so humble! Keep it up man. Thank you!
Love these type of video where we get to know you. And thank you for your hard work John.
Your talk speed is your best quality because your thought flow is very fluid. I think that is why keeping me tune to the channel.
Thanks for letting me get to know better about you.
It's just how warm and close you are through this video.
I nearly clear your tutorials until now =)))
Keep up the good work dude !
I like your talking speed, you're very clear, concise, and easy to understand
You're awesome! Keep doing it like you normally do. You've been a break from people that I rather not listen to. You're one of the best!
I love your videos. I rewatch many of them. Is it possible start a design patterns series? e.g.: singleton, factory, command...
Hey, John I really enjoy your videos... I also learned Java as my first programming language, and you actually explain the OOP topics really easily. greetings!!
As a computer science college instructor myself, I can comment to the "why pay for college when I can watch you?" thoughts. The college environment isn't for everyone, and I find your videos serve as a wonderful refresher on concepts I had forgotten about, and I often use them to supplement my classroom lectures. Not everyone is going to "get" my explanations, so I don't see any reason why not to provide a second source (these videos) just in case my explanation isn't sufficient for some students.
Ultimately, by only watching videos like this, you lose the direct back-and-forth communication that you get in a classroom. I know the vast majority of my students would never have gotten most of the topics I'm teaching if there wasn't someone there to answer questions and clarify things, and that's much harder to do on a comment section. So that's, in my view, the main tradeoff between college vs. online videos for learning.
Totally agree with you, the problem is some teachers aren't as open to questions as you are. I attended many courses (almost every single course in my university) where they had to teach an entry-level subject for example operating systems, programming 1, etc and nothing of those courses was entry-level.
I remember vividly the first lesson ever in my life at university (programming 1) where the guy started talking about pseudoramdomness maybe he was talking about how his lessons were going to be, I couldn't really get that at the time.
The point I'm trying to make is that people aren't going to ask them anything if they're not teaching the basics for those questions to be created.
Thanks for fun episode. You are really gifted as a teacher. Mosh side by side was hilarious..lol
I saw your picture with hair...you look much better now! :) Don't change anything! You talk clearly and in the right pace. Your face looks great and it's NOT too close neither too far. lol.
Thanks for all your videos here on youtube.
I have been larning a lot with you.
I'm Vietnamese, but I like the way you talk. Your pronunciation is so clear and easy to understand for foreigners like me. Thank you so much
You're all good! Thanks, learn a lot from you
honestly i dont get those people why the comments talking about not showing your faces, showing the emotion from one's face is why i love about your videos, it makes the courses much more cheerful and authentic. thank you and love you for all your work teaching stuff about java, it really helped me on grasping some of the core concepts. You are awesome !!!
I was expelled from high school and could not complete my studies, but despite that, I loved programming and studied it on net
Im really happy that I got to know your channel, it helped me to know many concepts
I like your faster way of talking. I first watched Mosh and played him 1.5x and even 1.75x. Sometime later I found you and I thought the video was playing 1.5x or more. Then I found it normal and I was very happy :) Thank you for wonderful Java tutorials! 🙏
Hey John. Hope you are good. I'm newbie in Java and I explore your videos - the understanding level is top class. and this video shows your humor which is I appericate and all of people should. SO real and so genuie that means WOW. God bless you and looking for more amazing content. Take care
I like seeing a person rather than just watching you code / your editor. Your face and expression conveys some amount of information too in my opinion.
Yea, I also like having your face in the videos, it gives off a really personalized vibe.
Dear Sir John,
thank you for the videos as usual. Love the off topic video, would love to know more about you(an amazing teacher to all haha).
And addressing about the video - yes pacing is a little fast than a normal vid but I prefer that only, it feels coming naturally coming from you, as you mentioned.
and about the facecam - we love to see your handsome bald head and face sir. It feels more interactive.
Once again thank you for your tutorials, better than college! Love you from my side too sir
Hi John, seeing your face actually helps me or some of us to focus....it creates an environment like am having a teacher in front of me.
Thank you for your content, really appreciate it.
you are the reason why i learn those sorting algorithms very easily
You are the only Java-related content creator who speaks at a bearable pace. Your speed of information delivery is the number one reason that made me stick to your content, the information content and clarity were secondary (although still top notch!).
John, you’re the best. Lowk you are way way better teacher than my profs lol. Thanks to you and to your video I’ve done several programs with GUI. I remember when I learned Recursion 3 weeks into my first Sem in Java Programming course from your video, my prof was astonished how a sub-15 min video taught me better than his 2 hour lecture 😂
Greatly appreciated. Thanks also for demonstrating the youtube production tools and environment. The emphasis on sound quality and Your speaking speed is very interesting. People often speed up the sound when listening to prose, but with educational material the opposite can be a good practice, nice youtube provides this feature. Also You don't repeat unnecessarily neither do You have a lengthy introduction. And _obviously_ You produce quality content.
To my question: what is the blueish strip taped to the body of the jazz(?) bass?
Hi John, thank you very much for your impressive contents. We've learned a lot from you in a simpler way, I remember when I was watching your Java generics videos and I was telling my friends that you're the go-to instructor. So, one simple request, could you possibly produce a playlist on graph theories, graph travels and algorithm that goes with graphs?
Also, don't forget the leetcode videos, and perhaps spring videos too. I scored an A in my Java OOP exam after learning the concepts from your playlist. Huge fan.
Navin Reddy, Mosh and you are my favourite hero because I am learning Java. Thank you so much!!
LMAO, this video is too funny. Love your comparison in looks with Mosh. The two objects have similar attributes, therefore it's true. Love your video tuturials as well. I am also a Mosh fan. Take care and keep up the good job!
The speed is good John. I just re-watch if I lose the thread (no pun intended). Your content is highly entertaining - keep everything as is (imho) - and your face too. Communication needs every clue as it gives more depth, so I discgree with the people who say that - sorry. Cheers
I'm actually graduated in Electrical Engineering, but I went to programming in late 2018 as a software developer (I've started with Python than went to JavaScript, now I'm a Java developer). I've done courses, projects and I usually program in my free time to develop myself... But dude, John is actually the best person I've seen to teach how to program in Java. I've subscribed in the first time I've saw your videos lol
John, can you PLEASE make a video about Maven? We need someone articulate like you to tell about Maven :’)
I'm not sure about others, but when I first started studying Java, I started with books, which was OK, but then I started watching your tutorials. It made more sense what I had been studying thus far.
Your videos are great, thank you :)
Your videos help me a lot!, even though English is not my native language
Might you be making a video on Java's functional interface? From what I understand, it is, in the basic-est of terms, a way of referencing a method without calling it.
But that's not enough for me! I want to learn more! And you are the perfect person to learn from!
Check out my lambdas video! It's not all about functional interfaces but it does talk about it and might help you out.
the world is better with you,your smile is contagious,you speak good english
You could absolutely make a simple Java Guitar tuner program that takes user input in the form of sound. Sounds difficult though 😅
Hey John, we love the way you are teaching us. I am also trying to make videos in my native language in your teaching style. It'll not be good like yours but I got some good responses on that videos. Can you please make a video to explain CallBack function? This is the concept on which I have spent many hours but still don't get about it.
As a non native English speaker it's funny that I can understand you almost 100% while sometimes I have trouble with people who speak like they have all the time in the world... perhaps they have poor quality audio.
You're doing a great job, the very first video I ran into made me a captive fan so I subscribed right away. Congratulations from Barcelona.
Mosh Hamedani is one of those guys. 😂 Great teacher btw.
speed is perfectly fine. Love to see your face.
Whenever anyone asks me where to learn java from or grasp the difficult topics(especially generics, that was genuinely the best anyone has ever explained it to me) , I always send them to this channel. In my opinion, John is to Java what Jack Herrington is to React, an absolute GOAT.
I personally really like the pacing of your videos; if i'm not fully grasping some concept i just rewatch them. Also, John, please don't use a mat below your laptop! you're obstructing it's airflow and probably making the apu hotter D: i have a similar lenovo ideapad and all the air intake is below it.
now, a question, is it possible for you to make a maven tutorial in the future? maven is an awesome tool but the documentation presents so many concepts that one can get lost easily with what is the most important; also the quickstart guide from apache doesn't really feel like something one could truly apply to real projects, it feels incomplete and personally it leaves me wondering "what should i know next to integrate this tool into my already existing projects?"
Thanks John I learned a lot from your UA-cam courses 😊😊
yes , john you are not the only person who is bald on planet, but not every person helps people like you are doing, i really appreciate your videos. keep it up.
Your tutorials are just great ! BTW I'm curious what do you think about the Kotlin language ?
thank you so much for all this videos i`m watching those for being ready for interviews . and i think baldness & java might have some connections because i too losing my hair :D
Let''s gooo. John is finally back with a huge banger
Thank you for making great vidoes!
Great job !
I like to see person who is teaching me too. That's great. please keep it.
First!, Love the channel super awesome content!
I used to think audible read their books too fast because I couldn’t fully catch what they were saying so i slowed it down to like .8x speed. After reading Jim Kwik’s book he talks about how powerful our brains are he suggests turning the speed on your audiobook to at least 1.5x speed and lo and behold I was able to understand it 100 times better because the speed doesn’t give my mind a chance to wander off because of the content being too slow. I do this with all of John’s and other instructional videos on coding. It truly helps and hey if you miss something go back ten seconds or so and the information is repeated and you get through the information 1.5x times faster.
Hmm, I'm program in Java for over 20 years and I'm bald too. Maybe there is a relationship! 🧐
Hey I love your java tutorials, I have a request, can you do a gui java tutorial? thanks a lot!
John don't go for comments which say your face is intrusive in videos, I feel more engaged when you face is there ...!!! You are doing a fantastic job man..
as a non-native speaker of english, i think there's no problem with your talking speed at all, it comes clear to me.
I think you are the best teacher for Java language
It makes sense to me. Every error found when trying to code in java makes a java developer lose one strand of hair from stress each time.
Please do a Microservices series
You said you can get pretty far with a phone starting out, but also that focusing on audio is important. Does that OBS software let you mix and match audio and video, like using your phone for recording your face but then using audio from a high quality USB mic? Is it just OBS doing all this, or is there another step after where you edit and mix everything together?
I’ve been in this industry for 20 years and I can tell you, all that knowledge pushes the hair out. 😂
For me personally, you are the best java tutor that i know, and you are light years ahead of my second best. So i guess all i can say is thank you and Kudos 👌
1:05 was hilarious, cant lie 🤣😂😂
i think ur way is perfect don't change for peoples Change only for u
I didn't know Moby was as good a coder as he is a musician. Respect!
Hi John, thanks for your answers.
Where do you live?
What kind of software do you write at work?
SOLID t-shirt John
Bro we don't even know eachother that close but believe us when we say we love u ❤️ because god knows the suffer we have been through understanding a simple concept while a gem like u helped us understand it with a simple and understandable way, even with the introduction of ai and how ai can simplify things ,but we will always and always choose people like u over ai to understand things because nobody can feel and understand us like another person does much love ❤️
I share the same view I really appreciate what you are talking about
Really wonderfull content ❤
Make a java course please you explain very well
Please make a video on socket networking in java
You are a good man❤
Hey John! I purchased your course, and I was interested in whether you had plans on adding to the course - extra content - it really helped out this last semester. thanks!
Glad it helped! I do, it's just a matter of having the time. With a full time job and now two kids these days I have barely enough time to get a UA-cam video out every few weeks, so adding to the course has been tough but I still plan to do it. Streams should be the next course topic added
@@CodingWithJohn do you have any plans to add an android studio course?
METALLICA !! Great taste in music man
One thing you could do is build project videos. U think that would take ur channel to the next level
Sanjay - it's not the IT industry, it's Java. Notice Denis Panjuta who lectures C# and Tech with Tim (Python) and Nick Chapsas (C#) and they are all blessed with flowing locks (or, at least a brushcut).
The big problem with John is not enough content. 🙂 Having his face in the video, makes it feel like someone (a friend) is in my study, telling me things, that I will soon understand.
Thank you for the content you do make, John.
You are the best ! Please do videos on Mono,Flux related topics.. just want to understand concepts from you.
2:51 wow, time passes fast!!
ur my fav java UA-camr!!!!!!!!
Golden "your hairstyle is immutable".🤣🤣🤣
when are u going to make a video of java swing?
Could pls do some career path related videos for beginners, like full stack java developer, Android developer etc
Hey John. I really appreciate your efforts and am a subscriber here buh have you a python course?
Hey Whiz! No I don't right now, I use Java every day at work so it's a language I'm much more familiar with. If I do python someday it'll be a while from now
Do you habe a video about the observer pattern? I didnt find any on your channel
You be yourself John. You are the first Java person I liked
Please make a tutorial on Collections and explain about HashMap,set,list and linkedlist
Sets will be the next video!
best Java teacher
What are the proper steps to learn java ?
Nah, don't listen to those comments, especially the face thing. Continue doing what you are doing. You are the GOAT