I have already hit the like button 😂

The less b-roll and coffee making, the better

Good idea - longer and more frequent videos are preferred in my mind to perfect editing.

very great content, keep it up bro

@Andy Sterkowitz Can you talk a bit about ADHD or such struggles in general? I've just been diagnosed for severe inattentive ADHD. I'm a REALLY slow learner with this condition and I'm starting my meds 22nd July. I feel like coding can be pretty straightforward if such circumstances are at place. I wish I knew about my condition earlier, but I feel self improvement videos only send you down the wrong path if one were to follow videos such as these. For real, I'm 28 years old now and I've suspected I've had at least ADD since secondary school, but first now got diagnose for it.

Ive started o May. Good luck there.

Good luck

No bad blood or spite against him...but probably he won't do such a project. I think this channel is into coding marketing or mentorship stuff.

as a fellow learner.... I kinda understand your feeling but bro there is some stuff that most "programming channels/influencer " don't say ... programming is all about making mistakes and learning from the mistakes and it's not a hype job. just pick an idea try built and that's how you become good with time ,If you do it for the money imposter syndrome will haunt you bad... as long as your coding and learning consistently trust the process things will work out

@WorkInProgress For sure! I guess a positive is producing content became a viable revenue stream for developers due to all of the demand.

Thanks Jonathan! I wish everyone was successful but it’s just not how things play out in the real world 😊

@@AndySterkowitz I'm going community college for programming and learning conputer science on Cody academy

It’s important to have fun in the beginning. This is the part where you should just “play” and learn for fun. To make it a career though you should eventually transition to a more methodical approach like I mentioned in the video.

​@@AndySterkowitz Yeah, that's true, but I still think one of the greatest parts to be able to continue to learn for a long time is to have a positive vibe around it, to keep up the motivation... I find when I keep it simple it's easier. I've researched so much what to start with and what to do etc... As you say sometimes you hoard information instead of just start with something, so the most important thing is that I think for new people at least, to just start and try to have fun as well. But I wonder something, I want to be a webdeveloper building websites, do you call building websites also a "project" ? Cause that's what im trying to do a lot now to get good at CSS and then when Im good enough at fundamentals start to implement JS and such I feel like I learn the most probably, watching a tutorial and then trying something and then I build on that and add a lot of stuff myself, to remember what I have learned. So first I did the design from a tutorial and write everything like they do, and then add a bunch of stuff and try different things and see how I can make it better.

Cheers

Minimum 2hrs

Thank you!

@@AndySterkowitz what should one do if he is interested in a lot of paths such as data analyst, full stack development, app development etc but is unsure what to choose?

Hahah ! Not funny at for sure! But I can relate. Let's keep moving! Let's have a project in mind as we learn.

how about list down the data sample, track line by line?

As soon as you hit a problem you are getting frustrated with, go take a walk ! Clear your mind a bit and then return thinking about a solution.

On a lighter note, having a problem at all is a great thing. It's when you are truly learning something.

That's life for ya