3 Types of Projects That Will Make You a Programmer

I want to learn how to make any project using database

We don't need "programmers." There's too many. We need "programmer/engineers." We need to get more people into that mindset.

Looking for a professional and simple coder to learn

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you also need frontend for the first 2 levels projects, right?

Made 1 capstone and 3 projects between Intermediate and Capstone.

Thank you for this video Andy

Yep I wasted a lot of time and not even there yet. But it appears soldering skills does not fill well with getting the electronics done. Lol. I still know nothing but I find electronics and involving that into a main thing to be interesting. My claim to fame is I got an esp32 to actually read time from an RTC and push data to DB and if not connected save to sd card. How or what I did I know not, but it does make the books to read much easier. You really need to push yourself and go ahead. Sort of weird. Did micropython and interface an esp32 to Postgres. Do I know and can explain what I did. Yep but do I understand the actual code not so much. To be honest, if a dude asked me how I know the data is working I go Uhm console.log or return said the output and the errors were done but on DB side that was confirmed so yeah not great at coding but Uhm yeah interfaced hardware and software and cannot explain everything senior level and some thing I have no clue except for knowing what I did but hey look. It works

That's really helpful!

Hi, if I'd want to build the expense tracker, what programming language would I choose? I only know python, c, c++, c#, html and css

what field would you reccomend? webapp, webdeveloper frontend, or maybe iOS apps? or does it come down to personal preference?

hello is following guides or videos and browsing documentaries to help in your project while building is still count as progress ???

Sooo well explained !

Your lighting is so bad I briefly thought something was wrong with my monitor.

Just found your channel. I've been doing this for about a year.

After beginning in Python for like 5 minutes, switching and learning a bit of C++. Stopping and coming back 10 times at least. Then.

Switching to HTML. Basics done. Then CSS and HTML. Then went back to C++ and understood it a bit. But then switched to Javascript. Then Back to Python.

And suddenly, something clicked. Using python now, idk, the logic through and through just sticks now.

MY POINT IS IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A CHANNEL JUST LIKE THIS.

Omg my life would have been so much easier. XD Luckily, all the struggling ends up being worth it, too. =P

I'm a bit late to this video, but i believe it would be great to know the thought process on how to start each project. As an example, building a calculator, what program/language do you choose to build it in and most importantly why? Would you do it in phyton exclusively or would you choose something else?
Im gonna check out your channel entirely to see if you already posted the answer to my question, but if not, it would be a great help. I find that the most difficult thing is choosing/building the correct setup before even starting coding

This helped me out so much I've done 10 low level projects and I feel so much more confident gaining a strong foundation . I'm now moving on to intermittent projects.

when I originally started my project for my degree, I thought it was a simple project. Listening to your video I've realised it's slightly more complex, somewhere between intermediate to capstone. All I know is it's exiting, and driving me nuts at the same time.

i love codeing

Great video but how this work for anything not web-related? Like the to-do list with the fancy UI, how is this achieved in say Python without the use of any libraries like you said?

I was looking for you

What editor are you using?

As a fairly newbie, am i supposed to try and work a simple project out all on my lonesome or am i to follow a tutorial of a build of that project?

Thank you so much! This video brings more clarity I really needed

This was a great video Andy

Your videos are really helpful! I now know about how many projects roughly to do before leveling up and I have slowly started coming into the programming mindset.
I am learning C btw, which means I have to use a library called stdio.h for the simple programs and maybe even stdlib.h. It is because of how small the programming language C is, due to the time it was created. The libraries will also stack up to around 8 lines for a capstone project I already know what to do, after I have leveled up from beginner and intermediete. But, theese videos have really got me motivated to keep going and reach my goal to become a low level pro, even after my struggles, getting out of tutorial hell. I am still there, but I am slowly making my way out. I have started to be able to write code without tutorials. Thank you!

Wow i feel confident about my skills now when you said Tetris is challenging because I've done it before in C# and i must say that I also felt like giving up due to the bugs that i ran into,

Thanks Andy

You will be my mentor

very helpful video, thanks!

Please how am I going to be very good at coding

That's the best video on that subject. Thank you kindly.

Interesting, I am a complete python newbie but I will try to learn. Thanks for the video 😊

Any aspiring programmers wanna get together and learn together

I subbed so that should make me 64k a year for programming now.. buy

Doesn’t it seem better to create your own app or game 20x getting better and better at it, then market it and get rich selling it?

How do you make a game without a library?

Wow didn’t know Stipe Miocic made programming videos

very useful video and this is what I am looking for in the last while, keep on posting such great videos.

Then I am in level 3🎉

Thanks, I needed this, I am currently designing and building my portfolio website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript etc and I am making a calculator in Python.....what then? all I could think of was hello world calculator hello world calculator Haha it's like writer's block for noobs.

I am really loving ur videos. I wish I saw u earlier

Thank you Andy, I actually watched this earlier today and I paused the video when you talked about the simple apps.
I made the digital clock and I wasn't gonna stop until I made it because it seemed very simple. It did take some time but I got it done and it's a good beginning for me !

Super content :) Thank you for the information. :)

I still have my Intro to Computer Science Projects from College, they didn't have any UI whatsoever (besides terminal prompt), but after the third project, they are all well above 1000 lines of code, last one was 2,132 lines of code. (All build in Java)

Hey, so I'm on a self learning path (just getting started). Which programs do you recommend for these projects?