Your Approach to Programming is Wrong

good shit son!

I clicked off as soon as I heard the c-word. Disgusting

You don't even know how much I needed to hear this right now, bro. Thanks for this.

I love your videos

Today i have come back to programming in Js!
All go wrong wft?(

"Your Approach to Programming is Wrong"

Ok. Teach me how to think.

Thank you, this is wisdom that most people and teachers don't ever say. You want to keep practicing and making more stuff, and that's the advice that everyone says. But like you mention, if you're writing things inefficiently, incorrectly, etc, but keep doing THAT, then you're not improving. Just like the person who keeps trying to create art but doesn't learn how to draw people with proper anatomy. Compared to art though, I feel like it's harder to learn the "right" ways to do things because everything is so situational. That's part of the fun, to be sure, but it also makes it tricky. But I guess the solution would be "Read lots of (well-written) code"?

more videos like this please

Read a little, implement what you've learned, read more.
Learn the basic, understand the basics by creating something with it, move to advance.

when do you feel good enough to start applying for jobs?

Awesome, thank you very much. The comparison to drawing, as a cartoonist, has really opened my eyes.

PRACTICE MAKES PERMANENT.

Thanks!

So genuine 💯

Thank you for the vid.

What I have trouble grasping is how code translates into a program. To give a simple example, I want to make a "game" where I move a red square inside four square spaces of a bigger square. What handles the visual aspect of code?

All the videos you made could feed my brain daily .. thanks

Im hating programming more and more, its been 2 years even more. Should i stop pushing myself? 😂

I am a natural perfectionist, and I don't think that's a bad thing after years of being me and getting things wrong lol it means that more often than not, I know what kind of outcome would be satisfying, but, now with experience, I've embraced iteration. In fact, I'm so happy I found the concept of iteration. I would have been really unhappy in life without it. 😅

Thank you!!!