How I became a full-stack developer - I didn't know how to learn to code

You are inspiring

This is more informative to me than lots of the so called learn this in 24 hours

Can you make a video talking about the process you execute to gather requirements and how long it takes for the discovering step or understand what are all the features that the project needs to have?

I found your channel a few months ago and I've been binge watching your videos this week. You are great. ありがとうございます！

I absolutely love your style, but have you considered deep dive for a certain langauge you like for beginners?

おっしゃる通りですね、、どこのメーカーののキーボード使ってるのか教えて頂きたいです

Omgggg hiii

Thanks for sharing this

Thanks Takuya, you are an ispiration. Greetings from Serbia.

thank you for sharing takuya, this is personally really helpful to me as a junifor developer

Never watched a more honest view on how to learn to code. Great content!

Thank you for sharing!!!

You made my day.

Man you are just awesome !

this is true wisdom, thank you

Thanks for your videos. make a great advice for learning and understand every human can make the same way, and don't give up :)

Hey man - you provide such great content and I'm really inspired by your channel. Keep it up!

I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing your music playlist - that'd be great
Cheers,

Inspirador !!

You have a really positive attitude. Thanks for posting this video. It made my day much better!

what monitor is that ?

This must be one of the most genuine, honest, and personal beginner advice video I have ever seen. I really miss those older videos, in those videos your personality really becomes clear

Thanks for advice

Great tips Takuya, thank you.

Thank you!

Thanks brother ❤

I did drop the db on dev(instead of local) env at one point.Haven't dropped a db on non-local since

So genuine and honest. Thanks for sharing Takuya san.

Hard work always pays off!!

I started with the same Win32api help file. Only winamp, writing C or Assembler and this file. Man, the days before the internet.

not me trying to left this as i heard the gys saying that he starting to learn programming at age of 13 lol

How you learned to structure your code, you said one day you learned but how?
Any book or guidance on that? Waiting for your reply. 🙏🙏

La disciplina de la cultura japonesa

Thank you for sharing :) have you ever tried ruby? I feel like it's the language that fits your ethos most as a developer.

ChatGPT is gonna make a lot of programmers fullstack...:). I like the quote, think with your head and use your head.

You deserve 1million views <3

This is the video I need right now to start again coding haha I was a little bit afraid but u give me the motivation ❤ Thanks a lot ❤
So, I start to make mistakes coding haha

= quickly adopt new tech
= common paradigms, common patterns
= learn one language deeply
= learn one framework deeply
=choose tech based on the problem
= common principles in programming
=make a lot of mistakes, think about it and use your hands

@devaslife: I would like to tell you how impressed I am with you. You're channel is of the highest caliber and quality! I love watching your videos. This is the first of your videos I've watched where you speak to us as your audience. I've been a professional developer for 20 years. The information you present in this video is spot on! I'm going to start recommending your channel, and specifically this video, to people I know who would like to become software programmers. This video, and most of your content, is highly underrated when it comes to the number of likes, subscribers, etc. Thank you for your videos. You're the type of person I would love to work and collaborate with. If you ever want to work together on a project please let me know. I'd love to get on a zoom call with you sometime to discuss that opportunity.

Thank you for your supporting video❤

great video

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what a lovely video, thankyou!

You are awesome. Thank you!

Thank you

Well said, this is what makes coding so much fun to learn. The more you mess up the more rewarding it is when you finally come to a resolution!

I recognise that, "syntax error". that lamp lights up..
:D

thank you so much for your video and encouragement. have a nice day! :)