I realized this about 2 months ago. I’ve been just buying udemy course buy subscription just always learning theory thinking the more theory I learn the more I will be able to just build. It’s not true. Been “coding” for almost 2 years now and I can say first hand I am in hell and I am taking baby steps towards getting out and it isn’t fun. But I have to keep crawling. Thank you @dorian
I couldn't have bumped into this channel at a more appropriate time. I am upskilling and learning a couple of new things. Now I know that the true learning happens through building projects, not on over-reliance on tutorials. Thanks man
I had to watch this twice to move myself not to be afraid to get things wrong. I was stuck and didn’t try to tackle the projects in free code camp because I went through the tutorial and didn’t know where to start. Now I’m writing this while going through my project. Thanks!
I prepared a static facebook landing page and a restaurant after 2 and half months of learning html and css...now learning JavaScript...it's obvious that going self taught route and very tough and challenging... tutorials are good but do sometimes have errors that you have to figure out yourself...great video Dorian 👍
I figured this out, i built a react app with out knowing react (20+ features) , i made a vanilla app with document generation (10+ features) but, on the plus side skip the tutorials and build things. its hard but you can do it. you can learn anything all it requires this dedication and hardwork. good luck
This is definitely good for people that are stuck on and not trying to make something of their own. I recently had to take an intro web dev course for college, but already had experience making my own stuff so making the projects for the class were simple and I've also used udemy but then went and made my own websites, or redesigned sites that were absolutely horrendous, and I built a portfolio, now the problem is getting my first job haha cause no experience, and the rejection.
Hey man I hope you’re doing good. I usually never comment on videos on UA-cam, but I just wanted to thank you for this video, I currently feel like I’m stuck in tutorial hell or simply feel like I’m not good enough, this video gave some motivation to keep going. I hope you get 10.000.000 subscribers! Thank you!
Hi Dorian, this is super helpful! I was wondering after you build some basic things on your own / a portfolio. How do you know when would be a good time to reach out to employers or what they even look for in an interview? I’m currently working on front end things, but I assume you will need to know some back end as well.
Thanks! You would have to know how the backend and frontend communicate with each other but you don't need to do a deep dive into the server side world. There are plenty of jobs that will hiring you as a frontend developer without having a ton of backend knowledge. With that said if you're focusing on becoming a front developer you will need to learn a frontend framework, while you can get a job with html, css and js. Knowing a framework will make you much more marketable when applying for jobs. Here's a video with the 5 things I think you need to get job ready and start applying for developer jobs: ua-cam.com/video/iM1SpjJDtEw/v-deo.html
@@DorianDevelops thanks Dorian. And in your opinion, can you work your way up to be a full stack at that job? My goal is to be a full stack software engineer eventually. Cheers!
That's actually really a good way to start weaning off of tutorials. I remember doing that a bit. I think it's best to just get off of them cold turkey and go build your own things but I do remember how hard it was to do that when you feel like you done know anything...
I don't really do slot of tutorials. Mainly I spend most of my time working on my own project. But, that sounds interesting about communicating with the backend. Is there a way to do that with vanilla JS or Php?
If you want to do it with JavaScript look into NodeJS or Deno (TypeScript) and php is a backend language so you can learn php to communicate with a database to save input from the frontend as well.
Have you been stuck in tutorial hell while you're learning how to code? Let me know in the comments!
Yeah I was also stuck in a tutor hell and that's the worst thing but now I know how to deal with it.
I am already there. i will get out after this video thanks.
@@muhammedalzureedi9588 did you get out?
I realized this about 2 months ago. I’ve been just buying udemy course buy subscription just always learning theory thinking the more theory I learn the more I will be able to just build. It’s not true. Been “coding” for almost 2 years now and I can say first hand I am in hell and I am taking baby steps towards getting out and it isn’t fun. But I have to keep crawling. Thank you @dorian
Seriously underrated UA-camr. Thank you for all of your advice!
Thank you very much!
Hi, brother I know this video is 2 years old, but man you just helped me get rid of my fear of coding... thanks brother.
I couldn't have bumped into this channel at a more appropriate time. I am upskilling and learning a couple of new things. Now I know that the true learning happens through building projects, not on over-reliance on tutorials. Thanks man
I had to watch this twice to move myself not to be afraid to get things wrong. I was stuck and didn’t try to tackle the projects in free code camp because I went through the tutorial and didn’t know where to start. Now I’m writing this while going through my project. Thanks!
Love the Moraine Lake background! Such a beautiful place. Really enjoying the videos, they are definitely motivated and informative! Thanks man!
Love this!
I'm currently learning Python from 'Crash Course Python' book. This video helps a lot with planning for my next goal.
Thanks for watching, glad to hear that it helped you out!
Tutorial Hell is real! I was there. Great video, Dorian!
Thanks, glad you liked it!
I prepared a static facebook landing page and a restaurant after 2 and half months of learning html and css...now learning JavaScript...it's obvious that going self taught route and very tough and challenging... tutorials are good but do sometimes have errors that you have to figure out yourself...great video Dorian 👍
This is what I needed to hear! keep up the great work!!!!!!!!! SUBSCRIBED :)
Thanks hope my videos help you out!
I figured this out, i built a react app with out knowing react (20+ features) , i made a vanilla app with document generation (10+ features) but, on the plus side skip the tutorials and build things. its hard but you can do it. you can learn anything all it requires this dedication and hardwork. good luck
This is definitely good for people that are stuck on and not trying to make something of their own. I recently had to take an intro web dev course for college, but already had experience making my own stuff so making the projects for the class were simple and I've also used udemy but then went and made my own websites, or redesigned sites that were absolutely horrendous, and I built a portfolio, now the problem is getting my first job haha cause no experience, and the rejection.
Thank you for your wisdom
Great video as always
Appreciate that!
Awesome vid!
Thanks!
How's about a building a bug tracker to help build a bug tracker
Thanku Saitama ❤
I am stuck in a tutorial hell and now am watching tutorials on how to escape tutorial hell
Hey man I hope you’re doing good.
I usually never comment on videos on UA-cam, but I just wanted to thank you for this video, I currently feel like I’m stuck in tutorial hell or simply feel like I’m not good enough, this video gave some motivation to keep going.
I hope you get 10.000.000 subscribers!
Thank you!
You're great man!
That's so helpful 🔥🔥🔥🔥💪
Glad you think so!
Thank you sir
You're very welcome!
Hi Dorian, this is super helpful! I was wondering after you build some basic things on your own / a portfolio. How do you know when would be a good time to reach out to employers or what they even look for in an interview? I’m currently working on front end things, but I assume you will need to know some back end as well.
Thanks! You would have to know how the backend and frontend communicate with each other but you don't need to do a deep dive into the server side world. There are plenty of jobs that will hiring you as a frontend developer without having a ton of backend knowledge. With that said if you're focusing on becoming a front developer you will need to learn a frontend framework, while you can get a job with html, css and js. Knowing a framework will make you much more marketable when applying for jobs.
Here's a video with the 5 things I think you need to get job ready and start applying for developer jobs: ua-cam.com/video/iM1SpjJDtEw/v-deo.html
@@DorianDevelops thanks Dorian. And in your opinion, can you work your way up to be a full stack at that job? My goal is to be a full stack software engineer eventually. Cheers!
@@christophermilan8908 yes absolutely! That's what I've done with my path in web development, I started UI frontend and now I'm a fullstack developer
Or if you doing tutorials, add your own stuff, also half the time i find small/big errors in those tutorials that you have to fix yourself.
That's actually really a good way to start weaning off of tutorials. I remember doing that a bit. I think it's best to just get off of them cold turkey and go build your own things but I do remember how hard it was to do that when you feel like you done know anything...
Thanks a lot
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I don't really do slot of tutorials. Mainly I spend most of my time working on my own project. But, that sounds interesting about communicating with the backend. Is there a way to do that with vanilla JS or Php?
If you want to do it with JavaScript look into NodeJS or Deno (TypeScript) and php is a backend language so you can learn php to communicate with a database to save input from the frontend as well.
🔥🔥🔥I feel a Halloween costume coming on🔥🔥🔥
I feel like I missed a great opportunity as soon as I read your comment... I totally should of dressed up as the "Tutorial Devil" 👹👹👹
There's always Code Dracula
Your pretty font is going to html
Fortransylvania
@@punkisinthedetails1470 😂😂😂
For a moment I thought you are Johnny Sins in your thumbnail.
This bald man spitting facts