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Yeah, I think you're right. I used to struggle with problem-solving, but as I got better at it, I began to gain a deeper understanding of how programming languages work. Now, I can visualize a clear path to solutions in my mind.

It’s true. Most of the things we find impressive would actually get someone lit up in a real code review because anything that adds complexity is not optimal. If I had to do it over I’d learn far fewer language features (you most likely will never use on a real project) and read more code. IMO that’s the missing skill. You need to be able to navigate a big code base where you don’t know what 95% does as the main skill on a big project.

I feel like initially yes it does seem hard but when you learn watch a ton of videos and practice you start to think differently, then you get use to the thought process. Then coding becomes alot easier. My advice is have patience and give it time.

I have to say a big thank you, @AmigosCode. You're always on point. I'm always learning. Thanks once again.

All in the video is absolutely true. After two years of work, I started getting tasks to design small parts of the system and was given the role of feature lead. However, I have no idea how to do it :) I will add to the video that it is difficult for me personally to write tests. Especially when I have to write them for someone else's code.

Yes, coding is the easiest part when it comes to software development. Solving problems is the hardest part!

I agree, i used to think that coding was hardest part on game dev but coding is actually the easy part. The hardest part is solving the problems or the logics of your design. If you have a solution then coding it is easy.

Good video!!! For me its a bit overwhelming all the diferents aspects that you have to learn and practice for being a better software engineer. Its not just the programming aspect, its how to make a good algorithm, how to use properly data structures, how to choose a good database, how to structure your database, gow to make proper querys, how to design the architecture (servers, docker, kubernetes...), security, deployment and other things that im not going to write because my mind will explode xddd. I try to do one step at time but sometimes with all this fast pace technology its... weird hahahaha. Whatever, good video, thanks for the subtitles and as suggestion... it would be interesting having a course of system design. I think your courses are amazing and I really appreciate your work. Have a good day! Lots love!

Great tips Nelson !!! This is all very important, but I think, at the same time, quite overwhelming for those newcomers, a single developer now is obliged to wear so many different hats ... other industries aren't like that ... there is a trend against specialization in our field, due to monetary reasons? Who knows ....

5:32 was called Microsoft Lync I’m pretty sure

I respect you more now, cause I think that same thing about Lombok.

Waleikum salaam. Thanks for such amazing insight on technology. I actually agree that coding is hard but it's just some part of the hard stuff and there's more hard stuff than it. Thanks a lot.

Agreed, Jazakallahu kairan 😍

Everything in this video is correct. For anyone that thinks, that coding is the worst part, take a big and preferably old codebase and try to make some changes to it. You will quickly see, that understanding the code and how your changes will affect the system, is more important than the code itself. A programmer will always spend more time understanding, delegating things, fixing bad design, mistakes (many times their own), etc. than actually coding itself.

Your video editor is really good, nice

@amigoscode...Nelson, thank you for your insight and wisdom!!! This is so helpful! I am six(6) months into my full stack job and I've realized that understanding what is going on, and finding ways to resolve things, is the most important part. I only deal with small code blocks (for now), so it's important, to me, to look at the details of a small code base. Our project is a brand new project, so I have embraced the thought and communication that has happened, and it gives me an idea on how to go about creating my own projects.

Quiet motivational ❤and as well as true thing!

Thanks for putting this out Nelson.

Dont worry about it just DO it.

Well said bro, JazakAllahukhair

I agree totally, but the others disagree, specially who those I tried to bring to the fun side of the force ;-)

Wow nice info bro. Thank you

Writing code might be easy but writing GOOD, readable and maintainable code is also quite challenging imo. For the typical tutorials like ToDo list or whatever it doesn't really matter how your structure your code and design your software. But once you work in real productive codebases it matters a lot. I think most people with experience will agree that it is a pain in the ass if legacy code has no test coverage, no comments, utility classes with no flexibility, hardcoded technologies or properties, tightly coupled classes, ... I would not underestimate that.

I needed this, thanks 😢

everything depends of how much time do you have to engineer a solution! Everything is possible, we just need the right amount of time to engineer it!

Totally agree, it is the easy part.

Tnx for all. Can u create video about AOP ? I have not seen this topic in any of your courses.

Wa Alaikom Salam, this is more interesting than a tutorial, great job brother ❤

Thanks for the insightful video, any suggestion on how to improve the system design capabilities(Assuming we cannot practice designing the system very often) ? TIA

Have I watched this video on your channel before? 3:42😂 I can remember that line😂

the platform that you mentioned is microsoft teams. :D

Great Explanation ❤

Please make a video about Java code testing using test containers.

I’m a CS major but don’t like coding

The hardest part in programming is... setting up a working environment before actually coding/using a framework lol.

Hey Nelson. Can you make a video on Spring Batch

thanks for your good contents

I miss old AmigosCode with no video edition =(

Hello, I have a question for you. I’m learning Java and English language. I want to improve my skills. So can I translate your videos from your KZfaq channel to my native language and upload it to my channel?

hello please , what should I learn before starting springboot, knowing that I have an intermediate base in Java ☺️ give me a plan if you can please

Trying to learn web development though it is easy process but it take so much time which is frustrating.

Waalaikumsalam. Thanks

if you think that coding is the hardest thing , you are coder, not software ingeneer

important words!

Thanks, why don't offer discount in your courses!!

Am fulfilled with my effort now

sir can you send your amigoscode text book about spring boot because of my learning purpose please send to me i just confused at the reading time only for all annotation

I don't agree with in Data/Algo, because without them you won't be good in Problem solving .

TRANSLATION: IF YOU THINK CODING IS HARD! YOU ARE SCREWED 😂

I agree😊

great video.

Waaleikum salaam

gRPC API next 👍❤

May Allah bless you

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walaykum salam akhi

anyway, I miss your salam 😊 Assalamu-alaikum

Coding is easy

i lke the video

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