I am studying c++ in college for my first semester can you please help me by teaching Mathematics in c++ the way they're instructed if u can if not it ok Thanks bro for listening
Tip number 1 was by far the best advice I had heard from a youtuber. I began learning with Python, dabbled with C, played around with Kotlin, then Swift and finally ran into JavaScript and haven't looked back. Been coding with JavaScript for 9 months and I have no regrets, you can do basically almost anything with JavaScript. From Mobile, web, games, including 3D games with three.js I am now a JavaScript fan boy.
I agree. Expert advice. Sad that some of us have to find this out the hard way. Most youtubers want you to keep watching their tutorials. I don’t blame them because of the great free content they put out. What I don’t like is when they use it as an opportunity to get you to buy their courses. Gives you the illusion that you’re still incapable of building things on your own and there’s some crucial “advanced” knowledge that you haven’t yet gained in order to build things on your own. Being clear about these things goes a long way.
Omg yes to breaking things! I learn so much more from writing bad code, fixing all my errors and learning from mistakes, this alone helped my pythons skills at a better rate.
Hi Lewis, I just started my tech journey and this video really helped me with my insecurities with being a noob at programming, I don't know if you hear this often but you're a really kind and smart person. love from brazil
Thanks for this vid, I really learn a lot of things, especially I'm currenty dealing with imposter syndrome. You really motivate me to be who I am and not to be the expert of a lot of things. My strength is backend development and I am now pursuing to enhance and be expert with it.
i'm a third year IT student and i had lessons regarding HTML, CSS and a bit of C++ and javascript. this video helps me on what i should do in my journey in the IT world. Thanks!
i have been stuck on tutorial hell some years ago and i could say that it's still the same for today, but whenever i dive in to some tutorials, i usually solve the things that they want to teach first before learning it from them, challenging my self first before going thru their process, that's how i compare and learn too
Thanks this really helped me I was thinking why I wasn't able to learn programming and after this video I realised I was trying to learn python,HTML and Ruby all at same time,Shiny stuff man can't resist it
In my opinion, starting to learn coding with static-typed languages (such as Java, C#), can help you a lot if you are a complete beginner. You can learn a lot about complex data-types and some OOP along the way. And it'll help you a lot when you want to learn TypeScript(which is probably the default language for frontend nowadays).
I personally disagree with Java just because of how much time you spend on it I would recommend python and C++ to get the 2 sides of programming of simple and complex
There are 2 things I always do when I'm watching a tutorial video: 1 is pause the video and take some time to code the different way not to follow from A -> Z, 2 is instead of finish it then throw it away, i will update it and make it even more perfectly. bwt, nice video and i love watching your video 👍👍
I agree. It’s helpful to attempt it first, and then see what I could’ve done more effectively. It’s okay if I was wrong, in fact, I expect to be, but it’s good practice for certain.
If I could start over I would worry less about what language and tech i was using and more focused on the finish line and what got me there the fastest. Crazy how often that could have been just a LAMP setup.
there was a time, I doing a crud operation wrapped in transaction, and no matter what I get a null value in what of the columns. It took me 2 days to debug turns its wrong spelling parametized query. I was so mad for losing 2 days work over such trivial problem. I literally run 2 hours non stop in circle to bent out my frustration.
Great advice, the only thing that might be added: learn on a projects tha you really like. Like gamimg, build a game, want to biold robots Arduino or STM and C, etc..
For me i start programming with scratch when I was a 14 years old after 2 years i start learning real programming languages i start with backend and front end dev then i learn more python and c and java And thats helped me a lot solving problems and understand what i am doing and how computer works. I have no life :) i spent all my life on learning and thats satisfying me.
Honestly what I did this summer as 16 year old was during the summer I watched two tutorials build one project rom the tutorials with guide another one without guide learn the syntax and structure built other stuff tear and repeat
I always enjoy your advice. Now I in the road of cs50 web programming with python and javascript. Your vedio really helpme. I will ask if i have difficult. Thank you
Ima try the 30 days of JS and then create some websites , im not sure if I should be backend or fullstack. Any ideas? (I want to be a game dev later on)
hi sir I love your videos, it's simple and full of content, my question is that how should I measure myself whether I should work as a freelancer or keep studying or work under a company or start a startup
Jesus Christ, this is even more confusing now ... I mean. I am 38 years old, currently thinking of a carrier change, as I hate my previous job ... I have 24hours every day to make the most out of it. First of all, I have to build up my focus as I can focus on a subject for about 40-60 minutes now. I really want to learn coding, but I just literally have no idea where to start. I have been reading article-s, watching UA-cam videos for two weeks ... and still do not know what is for me - if this make sense.
Hey Lewis, I love your videos! I started 1 week ago and want to go frontend I would say my html is ok for the begin, but didn’t get css how can i start to learn it and make it easier to understand any ideas? Thank you and sorry for my bad English 😂❤️
Im right now learning app development with Java, its been a month i know the basics of Android development with java but the problem is that now android development recommended language is Kotlin. So now I should start again with kotlin or continue my java journey and be good at it? And then afterwards do kotlin ..?
I am new guy trying to learn coding should I stick with C++ as I want Develop game but people say C++ plus hard so I started learning python, which is told to me easy what should I do
Loved the video. Is there some way to interact with you for like maybe 2-3 min i know some basic languages like c, c++, python. So now I am thinking to learn backend or frontend but i am very very confused on what to start just a little hint or anything would be really helpful 😊
sorry for my english first i am software engineering student and i every time get in to tutorial hell cause school does give us enough project and would you give a project that i practice with ?
I'm not a naysayer but: Learning one thing good: bad advice, you just can't. New languages open new concepts, makes you better in your previous language too! Besides it's not even a choice: you want to program db? SQL. You want web? JS. You want to program a printer? PS. You want to write firmware for a camera? C. You want to just quickly automate smth? Ruby. Oh you know 1 language? Bruh. Is it C#? You can do none of the previously mentioned. Go change your programs sure... but go brake brake them? It's better not to, don't you think? Don't memorize coding details just copy and paste... but deep understanding can't be skipped or you are going to break the code... I know you aren't afraid of doing that... Tutorials: do something closely tangential, and not exactly what the tutorial is about. That makes you think more, but still helps to learn the thing. Community: I'm a coder so I can avoid people. Leave me alone. Deployment does suck. Agreed! Avoid or minimize it :) Develop it in a container and ship containers.
1. Learn One Language Only with... #Golang. #SoUnderrated. It's Python + C all rolled into one. Plus it's a C-Like Language which you can instantly learn any C-Like Language like Dart, Kotlin, Rust... and yes the other I'm kinda allergic to learn... Javascript though learn it as second language. No seriously. Learn statically type language first since type safe... unlike freakin' Javascript. 2. Build, Build, Build Projects! This is where the real learning starts! #SefTaughtProgrammer💻
Go is indeed a great language. My critique is that it's kind of a niche language, mostly used for web services, backend, although it is general purpose, that is where is real strength is at; and last but not least it forces you to check for errors all the time, when I say all the time, I mean 30-40% of the code, reads like checking for errors, and that gets annoying as hell. From a programming perspective it ensures the programmer, and not the user, as it should be, takes care of errors, but boy oh boy, so annoying. Other than that, great language indeed.
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Thanks everyone for waiting on this one :) So excited to show you guys what I have in store! 👨💻
I am studying c++ in college for my first semester can you please help me by teaching Mathematics in c++ the way they're instructed if u can if not it ok
Thanks bro for listening
You forgot the discord link in the description!
@@NoFailer posted :)
@@Adam-kk7nw freecodecamp on UA-cam may have something
@@CodingWithLewis Link shows as invalid/expired for me. Could you fix please?
Tip number 1 was by far the best advice I had heard from a youtuber. I began learning with Python, dabbled with C, played around with Kotlin, then Swift and finally ran into JavaScript and haven't looked back. Been coding with JavaScript for 9 months and I have no regrets, you can do basically almost anything with JavaScript. From Mobile, web, games, including 3D games with three.js I am now a JavaScript fan boy.
what about a cross section between python and javascript hehe
I'm just gonna start my coding journey in my University! At this moment this video is really very helpful! THANKS LEWIS SIR!
Love from INDIA🙏❤️
Love from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I agree. Expert advice. Sad that some of us have to find this out the hard way. Most youtubers want you to keep watching their tutorials. I don’t blame them because of the great free content they put out. What I don’t like is when they use it as an opportunity to get you to buy their courses. Gives you the illusion that you’re still incapable of building things on your own and there’s some crucial “advanced” knowledge that you haven’t yet gained in order to build things on your own. Being clear about these things goes a long way.
Great thinking!
Omg yes to breaking things! I learn so much more from writing bad code, fixing all my errors and learning from mistakes, this alone helped my pythons skills at a better rate.
your channel is absolutely inspiring! Thank you so much for your hard work and effort :)
Hi Lewis, I just started my tech journey and this video really helped me with my insecurities with being a noob at programming, I don't know if you hear this often but you're a really kind and smart person.
love from brazil
Thanks for this vid, I really learn a lot of things, especially I'm currenty dealing with imposter syndrome. You really motivate me to be who I am and not to be the expert of a lot of things. My strength is backend development and I am now pursuing to enhance and be expert with it.
Repeat after me:
I am amazing
I am a good programmer
I love programming
I work hard
I cannot center a div
how about putting a z-index: 10000 and still cant see the div
I can.
i'm a third year IT student and i had lessons regarding HTML, CSS and a bit of C++ and javascript. this video helps me on what i should do in my journey in the IT world. Thanks!
My pleasure :)
Great video, seriously I learnt a lot. Last one is must for every aspiring programmer out there.
Glad you liked it :D
I generally don't comment on yt videos. But the quality of content and editing is at next level. Thanks Lewis!
My pleasure :) I am glad you love it!
You always give me motivation and believe more on myself. thanks for the great video.
🥰🥰🥰
i have been stuck on tutorial hell some years ago and i could say that it's still the same for today, but whenever i dive in to some tutorials, i usually solve the things that they want to teach first before learning it from them, challenging my self first before going thru their process, that's how i compare and learn too
dude you are really really amazing. thank you so much for all your super helpful, informative and funny videos!!!
Totally love your long form content
Your single single word is very helpful
Thanks this really helped me I was thinking why I wasn't able to learn programming and after this video I realised I was trying to learn python,HTML and Ruby all at same time,Shiny stuff man can't resist it
wow ... this is a gem! Thank you and keep creating such useful content
this guy is sincere in his contents )
This hit me in the feels as I also felt like this many times!
In my opinion, starting to learn coding with static-typed languages (such as Java, C#), can help you a lot if you are a complete beginner. You can learn a lot about complex data-types and some OOP along the way.
And it'll help you a lot when you want to learn TypeScript(which is probably the default language for frontend nowadays).
I personally disagree with Java just because of how much time you spend on it I would recommend python and C++ to get the 2 sides of programming of simple and complex
But also I’m not especially experienced so I’m probably incorrect with this
Thanks so much Lewis !
My pleasure!
Loved the video. Keep up the great content!
A PowerShell logo when he said programming languages made me smile lol... Love PowerShell
Thanks 4 this video🙏 (from Italy)
You are awesome Lewis...I just love the thought about identity from the बूक Atomic habits.. keep posting videos, love every single of them
There are 2 things I always do when I'm watching a tutorial video: 1 is pause the video and take some time to code the different way not to follow from A -> Z, 2 is instead of finish it then throw it away, i will update it and make it even more perfectly. bwt, nice video and i love watching your video 👍👍
I agree. It’s helpful to attempt it first, and then see what I could’ve done more effectively. It’s okay if I was wrong, in fact, I expect to be, but it’s good practice for certain.
Very good video, it still feels like watching a short but with more information!
The video which I've been waiting forever ❤
❤️❤️❤️
If I could start over I would worry less about what language and tech i was using and more focused on the finish line and what got me there the fastest. Crazy how often that could have been just a LAMP setup.
I’m late to party.
Starting at 40, this was very useful.
In giving me a solid strategy to use.
Nice video mate ❤️
Thanks 😁
there was a time, I doing a crud operation wrapped in transaction, and no matter what I get a null value in what of the columns. It took me 2 days to debug turns its wrong spelling parametized query. I was so mad for losing 2 days work over such trivial problem. I literally run 2 hours non stop in circle to bent out my frustration.
Because of this video I will now try programming
Great advice, the only thing that might be added: learn on a projects tha you really like.
Like gamimg, build a game, want to biold robots Arduino or STM and C, etc..
For me i start programming with scratch when I was a 14 years old after 2 years i start learning real programming languages i start with backend and front end dev
then i learn more python and c and java
And thats helped me a lot solving problems and understand what i am doing and how computer works. I have no life :) i spent all my life on learning and thats satisfying me.
@lewis That Java satire is hilarious…hats off to u !!!!
detailed video on backend development with django
Honestly what I did this summer as 16 year old was during the summer I watched two tutorials build one project rom the tutorials with guide another one without guide learn the syntax and structure built other stuff tear and repeat
Great advice ...thanks Lewis
You inspire me, I was shocked when I figured out you watch Sebastian lague's videos.
LOVE his videos
5:09 "Please keep watching..." LOL
Love your vids man
Edit: 5:57 "*boo* Please keep watchign this content..."
HAHAHAHAHAHA THATS GOOD
Thanks a lot , greattings from DR.
I want to pull my hair out, so I learn Java all day everyday.
This one was next level😂
Your videos are useful 👑❤️
Glad you think so!
One thing that holds me back is the feeling i'm not using best practices in my project. Any suggestions?
Cheers from Italy!
What language you ising
It's good to always be critical of yourself but you will always learn by doing :) just keep at it and review when needed.
I was reading Atomic habits book, just close and start to watching you video 😂. Thank you
Great content 🌟
Thank you 🙌
"Stop being mean to yourself" I'm going to make that my alarm
Peace Out Lewis!
Great Video! 👍
Thanks! :D
Hey, Done with Web Development. Gonna start Angular and C#
Any advice?
I managed to get out of tutorial hell and its the best thing I ever did
Make one video on touch typing
You are amazing, thanks for this video!! Good vibes from Argentina!! My english its very bad!!hah
Thanks you brother
I always enjoy your advice. Now I in the road of cs50 web programming with python and javascript. Your vedio really helpme. I will ask if i have difficult. Thank you
My pleasure :D
Thanks for sharing this
My pleasure Luther :)
On my journey self learning Swift.
Im passionate about
IOS DEV
With some experience in
UI/UX.
Amazing ❤️
Thanks 😄
Loved it❤
❤️
I'd probably start off with any type of assembler language, for example Assembly.
Hey Lewis nice video man, I have serious shiny object syndrome would be cool if you could make a video on how you got over it 😘
Would love to :D
Ima try the 30 days of JS and then create some websites , im not sure if I should be backend or fullstack. Any ideas?
(I want to be a game dev later on)
I would try 1 first and then if you have an interest still learn the full stack :)
hi sir I love your videos, it's simple and full of content, my question is that how should I measure myself whether I should work as a freelancer or keep studying or work under a company or start a startup
I would say try and get a job first to understand the industry. Then move into a freelance later :)
Thanks Lewis
My pleasure Yves!!
Jesus Christ, this is even more confusing now ... I mean. I am 38 years old, currently thinking of a carrier change, as I hate my previous job ... I have 24hours every day to make the most out of it. First of all, I have to build up my focus as I can focus on a subject for about 40-60 minutes now. I really want to learn coding, but I just literally have no idea where to start. I have been reading article-s, watching UA-cam videos for two weeks ... and still do not know what is for me - if this make sense.
Thank you bro
You are very welcome!
What's the repository for the "awesome ideas" called?
Sir I have a question how can I designed a website using html and published it?
hope you see me❤️
Tough question to answer in a comment :) Check out netlify though for the easiest way!
love it so useful 💓🥰
Thank you so much 🥺
What theme is used at 1:50?
How do I start coding tho? I have zero knowledge about coding. Lemme know where I can start from scratch
Hey Lewis, I love your videos! I started 1 week ago and want to go frontend I would say my html is ok for the begin, but didn’t get css how can i start to learn it and make it easier to understand any ideas? Thank you and sorry for my bad English 😂❤️
Bro can you talk about c#?
I'm learning computer science in school and so far I've learnt python 3, java and C. Which language should I practice until i become an expert at it?
can anyone share the link of that repository?
Im learning JavaScript nothing is sticking what should I do and where should I learn from please reply 🙏
Is there any quick way to learn CSS?
Hey, suppose I like building apps and other kinds of stuff but I am not good at competitive programming or problem-solving. Should I pursue coding?
Yes!
@@CodingWithLewis Thanks man 🙏
Im right now learning app development with Java, its been a month i know the basics of Android development with java but the problem is that now android development recommended language is Kotlin. So now I should start again with kotlin or continue my java journey and be good at it? And then afterwards do kotlin ..?
@code with lewis : if i have to learn only three languages which you will prefer us?
That's tough :) depends on what you want to build!
@@CodingWithLewis application and computer software???
I am new guy trying to learn coding should I stick with C++ as I want Develop game but people say C++ plus hard so I started learning python, which is told to me easy what should I do
Is it okay that my first programming language is JavaScript
Which is the best website/best approach to master SQL queries?????
I have shiny new object syndrome and im in tutorial hell
Stick with 1!!
Loved the video.
Is there some way to interact with you for like maybe 2-3 min i know some basic languages like c, c++, python. So now I am thinking to learn backend or frontend but i am very very confused on what to start just a little hint or anything would be really helpful 😊
Maybe I will start with small things like coding with python and gdscript
Do you have a cs, se or a degree related to that?
sorry for my english first
i am software engineering student and i every time get in to tutorial hell cause school does give us enough project and would you give a project that i practice with ?
Take a undemy course by jose portila Python boot camp you will pro in month
Can I get a job in USA with BCA and MCA
The python to Js thing is happening to me right now
where is the discord server link
Description:)
@coding with Lewis Can you tell best website to practice Python as beginner
I have a video on this :)
@@CodingWithLewis can you put link down
I'm not a naysayer but:
Learning one thing good: bad advice, you just can't. New languages open new concepts, makes you better in your previous language too! Besides it's not even a choice: you want to program db? SQL. You want web? JS. You want to program a printer? PS. You want to write firmware for a camera? C. You want to just quickly automate smth? Ruby. Oh you know 1 language? Bruh. Is it C#? You can do none of the previously mentioned.
Go change your programs sure... but go brake brake them? It's better not to, don't you think?
Don't memorize coding details just copy and paste... but deep understanding can't be skipped or you are going to break the code... I know you aren't afraid of doing that...
Tutorials: do something closely tangential, and not exactly what the tutorial is about. That makes you think more, but still helps to learn the thing.
Community: I'm a coder so I can avoid people. Leave me alone.
Deployment does suck. Agreed! Avoid or minimize it :) Develop it in a container and ship containers.
Nice
1. Learn One Language Only with... #Golang. #SoUnderrated. It's Python + C all rolled into one. Plus it's a C-Like Language which you can instantly learn any C-Like Language like Dart, Kotlin, Rust... and yes the other I'm kinda allergic to learn... Javascript though learn it as second language. No seriously. Learn statically type language first since type safe... unlike freakin' Javascript.
2. Build, Build, Build Projects! This is where the real learning starts! #SefTaughtProgrammer💻
Go is indeed a great language. My critique is that it's kind of a niche language, mostly used for web services, backend, although it is general purpose, that is where is real strength is at; and last but not least it forces you to check for errors all the time, when I say all the time, I mean 30-40% of the code, reads like checking for errors, and that gets annoying as hell. From a programming perspective it ensures the programmer, and not the user, as it should be, takes care of errors, but boy oh boy, so annoying. Other than that, great language indeed.
C what am on to now