I just started learning to code this month. After working traditional job for years, I know it isn't for me. My intuition told me before that coding is for me but I ignored it. Now that I'm in my 30's, I know it's never too late to learn. And I could say that it fits to my personality too. I've been watching your videos, and you inspire me to keep going. Thank you 💚☺️
I started to learn to code because I wanted to be one of those cool hackers from the movies. I’m a scientist now and I use programming to benefit my professional and personal life. I love the challenge of obtaining a new skill, plus I have a boatload of benefits to my resume! Love the channel
Just started learning c++ a few days ago for game development with unreal engine Started with blueprints for a while, but being 32 years old and on my 3rd crash course video, It's starting to get intimidating. I'm making alot of notes to make up for my old age, hopefully I dont give up
I Really hope this video motivate me to code , Im an IT freshman in college and the college thrown 3 languages at me : c#, Java, python I'm really passionate about programming but before I entered college I didn't know how to write hello world so you could say, I have quite the pressure on me to survive wish everyone the best , fellow new coder.
I started to code at 10th grade, I copied a cpp program that finds square of a number, i changed it to find the cube of a number. I filled with happiness after I saw the output. Never stopped after that Its been 6years, never gets bored even though it makes me tensed sometime
Thanks for your videos! This is my second attempt at getting into programming, and having your videos show up on my feed has been a great inspiration to keep learning. I tried learning 6 years ago by trying to get a degree in Computer Science but decided to go in a different direction for a bit. I'm now finding a new joy for learning something new on my own, so thank you for sharing!
I am a mechanical engineer. I learnt to code to automate single things with c# like batch converting and merging lots of files into PDFs because i wouldn't be able to use commercial products in my workplace coz they are expensive. Now i'm trying to create my own ERP on .Net Core for our welding fabrication manufacturing company. It's nowhere near commercial products but hey i'm making constant progress and learn a lot of new concepts about full stack web developement along the way. I am happy.
I wish these daily videos never stopped haha. I've found motivation in every single one of them, and the next thing I want to do after each video is keep learning. This content is original, it has a positive vibe. Thank you Kalle! I've turned on the TH-cam notifications for the first time ever.
You inspire me , I'm overseas I don't speak English so well but when I m watching your videos you motivate me to code and learn because i have a dream to create an amazing app .
Installed Linux Ubuntu, to learn how it works. And it's such a productive OS, I also quit al social media and now I'm learning C and went from typing with two fingers very slow to touch-typing 80 wpm with ten fingers. Instead of scrolling through bs all day.
Exactly. Leverage. Non-tech example: I spent $100 on a certification class to become a motorcycle instructor for my state BMV. Applied, got accepted, completed the course requirements and passed the exams. Now I’m a (seasonal) motorcycle instructor making $26/hr. One time fee of $100 and about three weeks of training nets me about $10,000-$12,000 per year part time, having fun. Thanks, Kalle, for the inspiration and guidance. The leverage is exactly what cued me in to learning to program. - Ben
Very nice video and I appreciate how honest you were about why you decided to take that journey. I’m also learning to code in order to make a career change so that my job wouldn’t depend on location.
I really admire your method of inspiring other people even though some of us haven't even scratched the surface of the actual code process "still swimming on the brim i will get there fortunately. But all in all great work looking forward to fully explore the knowledge you decided to share with the rest of the world thank you very much.
I started in the 90s and it was a whole different world. I remember a conversation with a teacher about an idea which was basically github. The technology of the time made this an impossibility and I became disillusioned and went a different way for over 20 years. I regret the lost time from one perspective but We can only start where we are. I’ve been at uni for over a year now and enjoying the whole process.
I love your intro and style. Keep it up!! I agree with you on all of these points. I'm a programmer myself and aside from using it to help people I love the ability to make useful things for myself as well
hey bro, i absolutely love your videos. why dont you teach us how to code on youtube? you could make a series on how to code, starting from the basics, what all we need to do it and all?
Hi Kalle! In this video you said something that touched me. You said, that your interests switches very fast. For me, i can say, its the same. But i thought till that moment that this is a problem, that i cant do great things when im not focused on one thing etc. I am learning to code at the moment with more or less effort for the same reasons. Thank you, that you gave me the feeling, that is okay t o switch interests and go for a something like different life style. Yeah.. and the sell one hour thing is shit. Thats one of my 1 yt comments in a year.. so when its worth it to comment for me, your output was very valuable for me. Thanks alot and keep going!
Maan, you're the greatest, I really love your life, work out , code your projects and make money. I enjoy watching you . I am a civil engineering student but I love what you do, I don't have time to learn to code or so, but I'd like to work some small projects by my own. big up to you Sir.
I am 14 and i started coding with 10 years with scratch. With 12 years i started programming in python and became addicted soon after. One day i saw a video from Dani and i decided to try game dev with unreal engine but i only tried that for three months and got back to python where i made 2 pyqt5 apps. Then in March i started learning web technologies and with the pandemic giving me a lot more time i managed to learn html, css and javascript and i made a tic tac toe app(best-tic-tac-toe-game.netlify.app/). Then i learned React, scss and typescript and i started making a big project with a friend. And now i am really really addicted! It is so fun! It is a shame i dont have too much time with school and stuff
I did not have any experience in programming, but I always dreamed of being an engineer of space rockets someday. I memorized the names of rockets and spacecraft and soon discovered that building any rocket needed to know how to program. I looked at the coding contents and suddenly I found myself among Code lines , I liked it very much, I think that the best thing about it is that every programmer begins his journey by typing "how to code" in Google, then he loves it and coding becomes a way to live for him in the future...
My character is a shadow of your own, I’m 16 and I’ve been growing up with technology, at 15 finding what I’m interested in was a blessing. It is nice knowing there is at least one other person who shares my interest and desire to work hard so that I don’t have to work hard 😂.
My first thought is to work with hardwares. Be a Computer Engineer but I noticed I have a visible weakness in there. I said that it's okay because anything about technology and innovation, I am very passionate. Life has given me choices before and technology is the onlyone where I just knew it. So, I might pursue working with software, since web developing and web designing is the first one that was thought to me.
A few months back, I was a tech lead consultant and the customer (a massive energy company from Germany) asked: “are tzhere anymore, pozzible izzues, Ray?” Is said: “not right now but indient best thinking when sleeping, showering or jogging.” The customers said at the end of the meeting: “I suggest you shower or have a nap”. I did take a run and shower and I found 2 major issues we overlooked. I do my best work away from the computer.
That’s funny! At my old job I often slouched with my feed on the desk. Reading a comic or just listening to music. A new customer came in and for the tour and he asked my manager: “is that normal here? Shouldn’t he be chopping away on the keyboard?” My manager said: “I’m worried when Ray is hammering on the keyboard, because then something is seriously wrong. He automated all systems monitoring and alerting and even implemented proactive healing of systems, so we can serve 1000s of servers and 100s of customers with 25 people and do better than IBM can.” I hired a kid without papers when he said: “I’m really lazy and that’s a good thing, as I tend to automate things”. My manager laughed and looked at me and said: “we found you a mini-me! Let’s talk money!” 10 minutes later he was hired.
Your title has educated me. I always thought it was "learned" not "learnt" lol I've LEARNT that learned is when you say someone is a learned ('lerr-ned') individual etc. i.e they're intelligent and have LEARNT a lot.
I shared it with my friend who is double minded with what to take up in the second year of engg. Now he is determined to take up computer engineering like me.
Actually Python was in my course of class 9th I tried it and enjoyed it. But I wanted to learn more and more. Now I know more python than class 11 Python😂😂
Hi Kalle, it is funny I find myself constantly switching interest all the time. One minute I am creating a landing page and the next since I am learning JavaScript pick up React Native to try and create a mobile app. What do you do to keep focused on one thing? For example, let's say while your focused on making your mobile app and you all of a sudden develop an interest in let's say you desire to make a python automation app to automate some cool process. Do you stop making your mobile app and return to it later and create this Python automation application and return to your mobile app? Or do you keep on working on your mobile app? Do you go by what you're feeling and desire to work on or do you struggle and keep yourself focused on one thing at a time? I am interested because I find myself sometimes jumping from web development to mobile, thanks Kalle.
Kale, from your point of view, how did you start learning to code, i mean, you learn going on some BootCamp, learning from TH-cam, some programing courses or something like that? Thanks!!
I'm on a internship program of a company in Brazil. I learn to code watching TH-cam videos from Freecodecamp and Programming With Mosh. At least it works for me. Was a very good way to learn everything, besides a substantial amount of practice of course. At college, I already know almost everything related to programming. Sorry for any language mistake.
Learnt... Learned... I just learnt that in European countries, learnt is propper but learned that america and canada say learned. Isn't English weird..
Also, Kalle, as of 2022 how long have you been coding? I've been coding now for 8 months and boy I feel it is slow going for me. Yet at the same time I feel I've learned so much. Would be cool if you created an update video explaining where you stand now in your life and also what you had learned from the beginning of your programming journey. Also, if you measured yourself what level of a programmer are you at now? meaning would you say you're a mid-level programmer or an expert programmer? Thanks for the videos.
If you decide to try brilliant.org out be aware that the trial automatically goes into a one-year subscription for 86.62 euros (in europe, might differ elsewhere). Which I think says something about the company, something not so good. When I’d realized my mistake and emailed them they refused to give me a refund. I then tried to get them to only charge me for the months that had passed which they also refused to do even though they could clearly see I hadn't used the service at all since the trial. This is clearly part of their business model which I find very questionable. I'm a freelancing artist who started this trial while being in quarantine, this extra expense is not fun right now.
Ha, I had the same reason. Idea + no money to pay = Learn programming :) As a bonus to finally able to create something you want, you gain this superskill that you can leverage all your life :D
Who else is watching this instead of coding?
Ah yes, procrastination
17 days before the object oriented java exam :)
It is the time to learn full stack devlopment
@@non_existant001 Im with you 😁
i am on work
You are legend freaking inspiration keep up the brilliant work
Thank you!
I just started learning to code this month.
After working traditional job for years, I know it isn't for me. My intuition told me before that coding is for me but I ignored it.
Now that I'm in my 30's, I know it's never too late to learn. And I could say that it fits to my personality too.
I've been watching your videos, and you inspire me to keep going.
Thank you 💚☺️
"Work hard at not working" the programmers mantra ;-)
Haha yes!
Ooooh yeah
Work smarter not harder. Was our motto and my old job.
You probably know this but hearing it again wouldn't hurt. You're a huge inspiration to most of us. Thank you Kalle.
I started to learn to code because I wanted to be one of those cool hackers from the movies. I’m a scientist now and I use programming to benefit my professional and personal life. I love the challenge of obtaining a new skill, plus I have a boatload of benefits to my resume! Love the channel
Just started learning c++ a few days ago for game development with unreal engine
Started with blueprints for a while, but being 32 years old and on my 3rd crash course video,
It's starting to get intimidating. I'm making alot of notes to make up for my old age, hopefully I dont give up
"Things that are easy to do are also easy not to" - this is awesome!
I'm happy i'm not the only one that went through the pain of trying something a bit to complex as a beginner.
I Really hope this video motivate me to code , Im an IT freshman in college and the college thrown 3 languages at me : c#, Java, python I'm really passionate about programming but before I entered college I didn't know how to write hello world so you could say, I have quite the pressure on me to survive
wish everyone the best , fellow new coder.
print("Good luck")
For python i would recommend the "CupofCode01" channel, not very popular but really good content
Learn java. System.out.print(“it’s not as hard as you think”);
We have don python, java and now css("it's not a programming language!" "too bad"):
body ::before{
content: "Hello Word and Good Luck";
Javascript: console.log("Good Luck")
I started to code at 10th grade,
I copied a cpp program that finds square of a number, i changed it to find the cube of a number. I filled with happiness after I saw the output. Never stopped after that
Its been 6years, never gets bored even though it makes me tensed sometime
The reason why I decided to code: I hate my life and decided it would be a good idea to hate my life even more
Wait... What?? 😅😅😅
Hahah nice
Oof size: big
Yeah me too.. I have tinnitus... Stomach pain... Hallucinations all the time WTF?
@@ashishkumarverma7127 same lol
Thanks for your videos! This is my second attempt at getting into programming, and having your videos show up on my feed has been a great inspiration to keep learning. I tried learning 6 years ago by trying to get a degree in Computer Science but decided to go in a different direction for a bit. I'm now finding a new joy for learning something new on my own, so thank you for sharing!
I am a mechanical engineer. I learnt to code to automate single things with c# like batch converting and merging lots of files into PDFs because i wouldn't be able to use commercial products in my workplace coz they are expensive. Now i'm trying to create my own ERP on .Net Core for our welding fabrication manufacturing company. It's nowhere near commercial products but hey i'm making constant progress and learn a lot of new concepts about full stack web developement along the way. I am happy.
I wish these daily videos never stopped haha. I've found motivation in every single one of them, and the next thing I want to do after each video is keep learning. This content is original, it has a positive vibe. Thank you Kalle! I've turned on the TH-cam notifications for the first time ever.
Why did I learn to code? To build the perfect girlfriend.. I'm currently stuck at the CI/CD part.
I think you mean why did you learnt to code...
@@SirTomFoolery "Why did you/I learn to code" is correct.
@@teodordimitrov3537 lol
Same but i failed at I/O
hahahha, how many lines of code you need to build the perfect girlfriend? ..IT's impossible and endlesss
You inspire me , I'm overseas I don't speak English so well but when I m watching your videos you motivate me to code and learn because i have a dream to create an amazing app .
Installed Linux Ubuntu, to learn how it works. And it's such a productive OS, I also quit al social media and now I'm learning C and went from typing with two fingers very slow to touch-typing 80 wpm with ten fingers. Instead of scrolling through bs all day.
I love your videos mate! Keep doing them :) Thank you
Exactly. Leverage.
Non-tech example: I spent $100 on a certification class to become a motorcycle instructor for my state BMV. Applied, got accepted, completed the course requirements and passed the exams.
Now I’m a (seasonal) motorcycle instructor making $26/hr.
One time fee of $100 and about three weeks of training nets me about $10,000-$12,000 per year part time, having fun.
Thanks, Kalle, for the inspiration and guidance. The leverage is exactly what cued me in to learning to program.
- Ben
idk if I missed when it happened, but the intro is SICK! Keep up the amazing content!
Very nice video and I appreciate how honest you were about why you decided to take that journey. I’m also learning to code in order to make a career change so that my job wouldn’t depend on location.
I really admire your method of inspiring other people even though some of us haven't even scratched the surface of the actual code process "still swimming on the brim i will get there fortunately. But all in all great work looking forward to fully explore the knowledge you decided to share with the rest of the world thank you very much.
I started in the 90s and it was a whole different world. I remember a conversation with a teacher about an idea which was basically github. The technology of the time made this an impossibility and I became disillusioned and went a different way for over 20 years. I regret the lost time from one perspective but We can only start where we are. I’ve been at uni for over a year now and enjoying the whole process.
I love your intro and style. Keep it up!! I agree with you on all of these points. I'm a programmer myself and aside from using it to help people I love the ability to make useful things for myself as well
i love your daily uploads from the middle of my heart
hey bro, i absolutely love your videos. why dont you teach us how to code on youtube? you could make a series on how to code, starting from the basics, what all we need to do it and all?
Hi Kalle! In this video you said something that touched me. You said, that your interests switches very fast. For me, i can say, its the same. But i thought till that moment that this is a problem, that i cant do great things when im not focused on one thing etc. I am learning to code at the moment with more or less effort for the same reasons. Thank you, that you gave me the feeling, that is okay t o switch interests and go for a something like different life style. Yeah.. and the sell one hour thing is shit. Thats one of my 1 yt comments in a year.. so when its worth it to comment for me, your output was very valuable for me. Thanks alot and keep going!
I do photo editing, video editing but i try to turn to code, then i realized it actually that's so fun to learned it. Keep going, and never give up🔥🔥🔥
Good to hear your story. Awesome channel!
Kales upload schedule has been mad recently! love the content bruv keep it coming 😌
I got nephew with same philosophy, got him introduced to coding. Now, this video is perfect timing to inspire him to code.
Perfectly interested story I have heard for me
Awesome bro.I am following you.I am from Turkey
Kalle: I had an idea
Me: I got bullied and had no friends so I searched for friends on the internet
Sad life
story of my life
I was once there
Maan, you're the greatest, I really love your life, work out , code your projects and make money. I enjoy watching you . I am a civil engineering student but I love what you do, I don't have time to learn to code or so, but I'd like to work some small projects by my own. big up to you Sir.
It was really nice to get to know about your journey.
I learnt to code when I was 10. Now I'm 12 and I moved from VisualBasic to C++ and Java and I found it really fun :)
I am 14 and i started coding with 10 years with scratch. With 12 years i started programming in python and became addicted soon after. One day i saw a video from Dani and i decided to try game dev with unreal engine but i only tried that for three months and got back to python where i made 2 pyqt5 apps. Then in March i started learning web technologies and with the pandemic giving me a lot more time i managed to learn html, css and javascript and i made a tic tac toe app(best-tic-tac-toe-game.netlify.app/). Then i learned React, scss and typescript and i started making a big project with a friend. And now i am really really addicted! It is so fun! It is a shame i dont have too much time with school and stuff
You should dedicate at least 1-2 hours a day coding and after you finished school you won’t have to go to the university
@@javierortizmir7873 Ok
Kalle I've been working on a music streaming service and it's hard when you're alone☹️but you keep me motivated thanks
If you wanna work with me I'll send my discord
I did not have any experience in programming, but I always dreamed of being an engineer of space rockets someday. I memorized the names of rockets and spacecraft and soon discovered that building any rocket needed to know how to program. I looked at the coding contents and suddenly I found myself among Code lines , I liked it very much, I think that the best thing about it is that every programmer begins his journey by typing "how to code" in Google, then he loves it and coding becomes a way to live for him in the future...
Good one Kalle. Thanks for putting this up.
I love your mate. Keep it up!
My character is a shadow of your own, I’m 16 and I’ve been growing up with technology, at 15 finding what I’m interested in was a blessing. It is nice knowing there is at least one other person who shares my interest and desire to work hard so that I don’t have to work hard 😂.
My first thought is to work with hardwares. Be a Computer Engineer but I noticed I have a visible weakness in there. I said that it's okay because anything about technology and innovation, I am very passionate. Life has given me choices before and technology is the onlyone where I just knew it. So, I might pursue working with software, since web developing and web designing is the first one that was thought to me.
hey man i'm loving your daily content!! keep it up
Thanks Mr. Kalle, I really appreciate ya great work!! Thanks a lot.
OMG I wanted to make a youtube channel for most of these reasons so many different things I'm interested in learning. Thanks for this video!
Please make a video about how to learn functional programming
This honestly reminded me of why I started in the first place. Thanks.
Beautifully said. I️ totally relate.
Ok dude, how to you keep making these videos?? Great one today! Is the Q&A tomorrow? I saw it on Instagram.....
Kalle, a perfect journey ☺
A few months back, I was a tech lead consultant and the customer (a massive energy company from Germany) asked: “are tzhere anymore, pozzible izzues, Ray?” Is said: “not right now but indient best thinking when sleeping, showering or jogging.” The customers said at the end of the meeting: “I suggest you shower or have a nap”.
I did take a run and shower and I found 2 major issues we overlooked. I do my best work away from the computer.
That’s funny! At my old job I often slouched with my feed on the desk. Reading a comic or just listening to music. A new customer came in and for the tour and he asked my manager: “is that normal here? Shouldn’t he be chopping away on the keyboard?” My manager said: “I’m worried when Ray is hammering on the keyboard, because then something is seriously wrong. He automated all systems monitoring and alerting and even implemented proactive healing of systems, so we can serve 1000s of servers and 100s of customers with 25 people and do better than IBM can.”
I hired a kid without papers when he said: “I’m really lazy and that’s a good thing, as I tend to automate things”. My manager laughed and looked at me and said: “we found you a mini-me! Let’s talk money!” 10 minutes later he was hired.
loving the intro
Your title has educated me. I always thought it was "learned" not "learnt" lol I've LEARNT that learned is when you say someone is a learned ('lerr-ned') individual etc. i.e they're intelligent and have LEARNT a lot.
I think I may have found my spirit brother. Everything you said resonates with my soul. 😶
perfect video in the perfect time . love man 💕💗💗💗
You make me most love coding
Hi kalle, thanks for the inspiration for me I also started my own channel just like you. lots of love from India.
1. Freedom
2. Fast iteration
3. Personality
I shared it with my friend who is double minded with what to take up in the second year of engg. Now he is determined to take up computer engineering like me.
Have you come across using Ui Path? How does it compare to python? Thanks!
Great job with the daily videos! Video quality is still high!!
Actually Python was in my course of class 9th I tried it and enjoyed it. But I wanted to learn more and more. Now I know more python than class 11 Python😂😂
In this free leverage thing then...the act I'm doing right now (writing) is also "free leverage"...I could write a novel or a song etc.
4:05 which keyboard is that? It isn't shown on your site
Keep going i love also coding
Love from Bangladesh
Dude, I just can't stop binge watching your videos...
....because I met Chuck Norris once and he said to me: you should definitely learn to code!
Hi Kalle, it is funny I find myself constantly switching interest all the time. One minute I am creating a landing page and the next since I am learning JavaScript pick up React Native to try and create a mobile app. What do you do to keep focused on one thing? For example, let's say while your focused on making your mobile app and you all of a sudden develop an interest in let's say you desire to make a python automation app to automate some cool process. Do you stop making your mobile app and return to it later and create this Python automation application and return to your mobile app? Or do you keep on working on your mobile app? Do you go by what you're feeling and desire to work on or do you struggle and keep yourself focused on one thing at a time? I am interested because I find myself sometimes jumping from web development to mobile, thanks Kalle.
Kale, from your point of view, how did you start learning to code, i mean, you learn going on some BootCamp, learning from TH-cam, some programing courses or something like that? Thanks!!
I'm on a internship program of a company in Brazil. I learn to code watching TH-cam videos from Freecodecamp and Programming With Mosh.
At least it works for me. Was a very good way to learn everything, besides a substantial amount of practice of course.
At college, I already know almost everything related to programming.
Sorry for any language mistake.
From Sports science to Flutter and Python, goes to show you can do pretty much anything
Really enjoying the frequent uploads! Keep it up
Dude it's like my story i study cs but i like to create an app for fittness then i started my fitness journey
What keyboard is that at 4:07?
Learnt... Learned...
I just learnt that in European countries, learnt is propper but learned that america and canada say learned.
Isn't English weird..
can you share the model of your keyboard? the white color with some key on orange
Take a drink each time he says "essentially"
What is that lap desk been looking for a good one for a while
Also, Kalle, as of 2022 how long have you been coding? I've been coding now for 8 months and boy I feel it is slow going for me. Yet at the same time I feel I've learned so much. Would be cool if you created an update video explaining where you stand now in your life and also what you had learned from the beginning of your programming journey. Also, if you measured yourself what level of a programmer are you at now? meaning would you say you're a mid-level programmer or an expert programmer? Thanks for the videos.
Which notebook do you prefer? Dell XPS 15 or Macbook Pro? How do you clean the carbon fibre surface of the Dell XPS?
If you decide to try brilliant.org out be aware that the trial automatically goes into a one-year subscription for 86.62 euros (in europe, might differ elsewhere). Which I think says something about the company, something not so good.
When I’d realized my mistake and emailed them they refused to give me a refund. I then tried to get them to only charge me for the months that had passed which they also refused to do even though they could clearly see I hadn't used the service at all since the trial. This is clearly part of their business model which I find very questionable. I'm a freelancing artist who started this trial while being in quarantine, this extra expense is not fun right now.
Hey Kalle ur keyboard looks cute did you switch it from ducky one 2 sf? And what is that keyboard
Gillar skarpt ditt tänk om att "hur kan jag skapa det själv?". Utöver Python, har du planer på videos med Java?
Do a video on how you learnt command line
make video on " how i started to learn code "
1:45 this applies to super pro programmers not average lool
many programming jobs are underpaid lool
okay now you take off your beard thats good man very good i am so happy you heard my word
6:44 activate windows pls
Ha, I had the same reason. Idea + no money to pay = Learn programming :) As a bonus to finally able to create something you want, you gain this superskill that you can leverage all your life :D
You should do Movember
Best thumbnail bro 😎
Very Nice Intro!!!!!
Great desk setup although I don't know why people wear winter beanie hat ant short sleeve T-shirts 🙄
Quick question. How many programming languages do you know?
Which brand the mower is ?!!!