I'd say the first step is to not get overwhelmed by the just looking at repository at first, don't be afraid of all the .eslintrc or any dot files or json, yaml most of them small files just for some configuration actually a lot of those big files you see are kinda basic and around 30-40% of the codebase is actually something you wouldn't understand.
This video is clearly not for beginners. You made everything looks like child's play but people who are just familiar with basics the stuff you said was pretty straightforward is huge
You are wrong, with this mindset you'll never be able to contribute. Every student has this mindset that is why I don't make more Open Source videos because no one is willing to work. I did this as a beginner, period.
So the key point is to understand large codebases we have to understand the testcases,we can build the project in our system and have a basic understanding of every file in a project.
That's where I'm having difficulty contributing right now. I understand the code perfectly. I'm able to find and fix bugs, but then to put the finishing touches on it to make sure that everything is good by both running the program and testing the code is not at all straight forward because unlike when you're learning and it's a small program that can be easily tested, I'm having difficulty figuring out how to run the program to check the part of the code I'm fixing and how to test it. I use pytest. I wonder if something else would work better for me. I've tried compartmentalizing the code so that I can just focus on the part of the code that I want to change but many times a single function may have an effect on several other functions and other parts of the program and it may accept arguments from other functions and other parts of the program as well so trying to fix a single function in a vacuum seems impossible but the alternative seems to lead you down a rabbit hole where you're having to check a hundred different parts of the program just to fix one function and all to find out at the last function you needed to check it requires some data to work properly that you can't easily or readily duplicate. I've hit a wall and I'm coming up against this same problem again and again in every project I try to contribute to. Finding the bug and fixing it is easy and then trying to make sure there aren't any unwanted effects from my changes by running the code and testing the code for me is the part that I know has to be an easier way than the way I'm going about it. I can't find any info related to my problem. If anyone has any suggestions where I can look on youtube or stackoverflow or where I can learn to get a better grasp for how to deal with this problem it will be much appreciated. Thank you.
I think you can give an example. how did you write the test case for a bug/reproduce a bug, then go through the code path step by step, how basically you analyse it, then come up with a fix. Actually a lot of people could not understand this part. They think a lot and can not do anything..how to put your feet forward, do it to analyze it. But thank you for this amazing content.
Please don't ever delete these small videos ... please ....these are very helpful.....also next year by brother will also start... please dont delete these videos...
Kunal can you please share your journey like how did you get into open source what did you actually do after learning programming and how can we start contribute to open source while learning dsa from your bootcamp. I am literally really confused about these things
@@KunalKushwaha can u clearly tell which programming language u completed first .....did u do projects or freelancing or something else....then how did u do ur forst project....
kunal never done a course on dynamic programming until today. I remembered teaching myself coding and working as backend developer for a F500 and now my goal is get into MAANG at the end of the year.
Thank you very much. I am trying to contribute to VS Code for like two years. I use VS Code a lot and also I have experience with the technologies it uses. But still I find the project very complicated. Now I understand it. The project is supposed to be complicated. That is why it is divided into smaller modules. So I have to get into one of the those small ones and start contributing. Thank you very much. It is very hard to find someone explaining these things ❤
Kunal Bhaiya, I request you please make a video jaha par ap kuch issue pe contribute karenge, is se hame better samaj ayega first to last keya karna chaiye, I mean how to approach and contribute to any project. It will be really helpful for us, especially begineers like me.
the code base is very much unique , some java methods used in the code base are also unique i never learnt that before , the style of writing is very unique although it is written in java
Hello! I want to know your personal learning procedure for the new things. Do you read books or something else, do you make your notes on hardcopy while learning or not, etc., etc.
Thanks for your contribution and knowledge man. Appreciate your talent and helping and guidance for fresher even if for the experienced person. Lot to learn from you.. Keep it up. Will always with you
Kunal I'm from mechanical branch graduated last year only... now I'm following your DSA course... my question is when can i contribute to open sources as I'm a noob now🙂
Eagerly waiting for your videos on topic Graph trees and advanced ds ....are you planning to upload those videos? I watched recursion videos....best tutorial till now.
hey Kunal, really appreciate your content man ! Hats off to you being so young and doing this for the community. Well, is your DevOps bootcamp only for college going students or for working professionals as well? I have 5 years of experience working as a frontend dev.
Hi Kunal Sir. Great work for students. Can you able to make a roadmap on machine learning on were to start and what to learn please. Thank you. Stay Healthy and Stay Safe
U made me like coding😂😂😂In college I never understood anything but after watching your videos I'm able to learn and solve questions 😂😂😂like seriously WTF is college education then? 😂😂😂why did I waste money and years going to college and getting a degree 😂😂why didn't someone like you start a program like this before I even joined college 😂😂 Well anyway I guess better late than never please continue what you're doing and help Ppl like me learn stuff and get opportunities like everyone else
Im a slow learner I'm taking my time learning your dsa Java course I'm still at sorting vidoes hopefully I can learn everything you put out and get some good opportunities soon.
CAN YOU TELL ME WHICH VIDEO SHOULD I WATCH TO KNOW WHERE I WOULD GET TO KNOW ABOUT OPENSOURCE,, DEVOPS REMOTE JOBS... FROM STARTING TO NOW..(UNDERSTAND CODEBASES video) plzz help
Kunal do you mind if I take your teachings and it's concepts make it in my regional language i.e Kannada. People here need more exposure to it in their language to make it easy for them.
Hi Kunal sir.... Please make a video how to grab a faang companies as a fresher and the complete roadmap Is ur DSA with java is sufficient is projects and core subjects are needed these kind of thing please sir
5 mins and 35 seconds of crap😂 and the point he try to make is, you don't need to understand everything. Just having a basic understanding of everything is enough
@@Bhavishya_est I dont understand your point? WHat kind o fresponse are you awaiting from me? Can you kindly explain? I said that video is useless because it doesn't help at all. It's not what one might have expected before playing the video.
Hi Kunal Sir. Great work for students. Can you able to make a roadmap on machine learning on were to start and what to learn please. Thank you. Stay Healthy and Stay Safe
Hi Kunal Sir. Great work for students. Can you able to make a roadmap on machine learning on were to start and what to learn please. Thank you. Stay Healthy and Stay Safe
Video starts at 5:40, I suggest you change the title of video to How I contributed to a large code base and what steps you can take.
The answer starts at 5:45. TDLW; don't need to read the whole codebase, just need an idea of how and where things are. Start with test cases.
I'd say the first step is to not get overwhelmed by the just looking at repository at first,
don't be afraid of all the .eslintrc or any dot files or json, yaml most of them small files just for some configuration actually a lot of those big files you see are kinda basic and around 30-40% of the codebase is actually something you wouldn't understand.
i want to start open source, bro please tell me the least requirements i am pretty much confused
This video is clearly not for beginners. You made everything looks like child's play but people who are just familiar with basics the stuff you said was pretty straightforward is huge
You are wrong, with this mindset you'll never be able to contribute. Every student has this mindset that is why I don't make more Open Source videos because no one is willing to work. I did this as a beginner, period.
At first it seems tough.. then you explain it, and it seems 'very cool stuff' !
5rs ki chingam Kunal bhaiya singham❣️😎
kahan se laate ho ye 😂
Sahi pakde ho...
to sum up the 7 and a half minute video - you don't have to understand large codebases, read through test cases and there is no shortcut to hard work
So the key point is to understand large codebases we have to understand the testcases,we can build the project in our system and have a basic understanding of every file in a project.
That's where I'm having difficulty contributing right now. I understand the code perfectly. I'm able to find and fix bugs, but then to put the finishing touches on it to make sure that everything is good by both running the program and testing the code is not at all straight forward because unlike when you're learning and it's a small program that can be easily tested, I'm having difficulty figuring out how to run the program to check the part of the code I'm fixing and how to test it. I use pytest. I wonder if something else would work better for me. I've tried compartmentalizing the code so that I can just focus on the part of the code that I want to change but many times a single function may have an effect on several other functions and other parts of the program and it may accept arguments from other functions and other parts of the program as well so trying to fix a single function in a vacuum seems impossible but the alternative seems to lead you down a rabbit hole where you're having to check a hundred different parts of the program just to fix one function and all to find out at the last function you needed to check it requires some data to work properly that you can't easily or readily duplicate. I've hit a wall and I'm coming up against this same problem again and again in every project I try to contribute to. Finding the bug and fixing it is easy and then trying to make sure there aren't any unwanted effects from my changes by running the code and testing the code for me is the part that I know has to be an easier way than the way I'm going about it. I can't find any info related to my problem. If anyone has any suggestions where I can look on youtube or stackoverflow or where I can learn to get a better grasp for how to deal with this problem it will be much appreciated. Thank you.
I think you can give an example. how did you write the test case for a bug/reproduce a bug, then go through the code path step by step, how basically you analyse it, then come up with a fix. Actually a lot of people could not understand this part. They think a lot and can not do anything..how to put your feet forward, do it to analyze it.
But thank you for this amazing content.
Please don't ever delete these small videos ... please ....these are very helpful.....also next year by brother will also start... please dont delete these videos...
Why would i
Very excited for devOps boot camp
Kunal can you please share your journey like how did you get into open source what did you actually do after learning programming and how can we start contribute to open source while learning dsa from your bootcamp. I am literally really confused about these things
I literally shared everything
@@KunalKushwaha can u clearly tell which programming language u completed first .....did u do projects or freelancing or something else....then how did u do ur forst project....
@@gathint he uses java
dude, spent 70% of time to say about what your contribution but who care ? just focus on the main thing
😂😂😂😂
Very well explained Kunal.
kunal never done a course on dynamic programming until today.
I remembered teaching myself coding and working as backend developer for a F500 and now my goal is get into MAANG at the end of the year.
How it's going?
Thank you very much. I am trying to contribute to VS Code for like two years. I use VS Code a lot and also I have experience with the technologies it uses. But still I find the project very complicated. Now I understand it. The project is supposed to be complicated. That is why it is divided into smaller modules. So I have to get into one of the those small ones and start contributing. Thank you very much. It is very hard to find someone explaining these things ❤
Actual video starts at 3:00
Much needed and appreciated!
Thank Kunal really appreciate it 👍👍
Kunal Bhaiya, I request you please make a video jaha par ap kuch issue pe contribute karenge, is se hame better samaj ayega first to last keya karna chaiye, I mean how to approach and contribute to any project. It will be really helpful for us, especially begineers like me.
Another great video!! Keep it up
Just release the dev ops bootcamp already 😭
on it
@@KunalKushwaha okay okay
Can't wait to DevOps 😀
is it soon or at the end of the month jan
soon
@@KunalKushwaha DSA bhi kr do complete yar🥲
the code base is very much unique , some java methods used in the code base are also unique i never learnt that before , the style of writing is very unique although it is written in java
You will learn
Hello! I want to know your personal learning procedure for the new things. Do you read books or something else, do you make your notes on hardcopy while learning or not, etc., etc.
actual answer starts at 5:36
Thanks for your contribution and knowledge man. Appreciate your talent and helping and guidance for fresher even if for the experienced person. Lot to learn from you.. Keep it up. Will always with you
Amazing Kunal, but I don't know very much about java so can I contribute to open source (with java)??
Nice kunal bhaiyya👍
Kunal I'm from mechanical branch graduated last year only... now I'm following your DSA course... my question is when can i contribute to open sources as I'm a noob now🙂
Lend khaaa
Hey kunal I watch your tutorials regularly can I solve leetcode simultaneously with it or do something else
Eagerly waiting for your videos on topic Graph trees and advanced ds ....are you planning to upload those videos? I watched recursion videos....best tutorial till now.
Ofc I will
video start at 6:00
Great Communication Skills
hey Kunal, really appreciate your content man ! Hats off to you being so young and doing this for the community. Well, is your DevOps bootcamp only for college going students or for working professionals as well? I have 5 years of experience working as a frontend dev.
anyone
Hi Kunal Sir. Great work for students. Can you able to make a roadmap on machine learning on were to start and what to learn please. Thank you.
Stay Healthy and Stay Safe
U made me like coding😂😂😂In college I never understood anything but after watching your videos I'm able to learn and solve questions 😂😂😂like seriously WTF is college education then? 😂😂😂why did I waste money and years going to college and getting a degree 😂😂why didn't someone like you start a program like this before I even joined college 😂😂
Well anyway I guess better late than never please continue what you're doing and help Ppl like me learn stuff and get opportunities like everyone else
Im a slow learner I'm taking my time learning your dsa Java course I'm still at sorting vidoes hopefully I can learn everything you put out and get some good opportunities soon.
you got this!
CAN YOU TELL ME WHICH VIDEO SHOULD I WATCH TO KNOW WHERE I WOULD GET TO KNOW ABOUT OPENSOURCE,, DEVOPS REMOTE JOBS... FROM STARTING TO NOW..(UNDERSTAND CODEBASES video) plzz help
Kunal do you mind if I take your teachings and it's concepts make it in my regional language i.e Kannada. People here need more exposure to it in their language to make it easy for them.
Kunal , is IELTS exam mandatory to get a remote job in USA.
No not at all
This is not related to eachother from anywhere.
Dev-ops ka bhi swad chakha do bhai ab🙏🏻
coming soon
Kunal any upcoming course on Web development in near future???
Bhai devops bootcamp kab aa rha hai
Itna intezaar to kbhi crush ne bhi nhi krwaya😂
Just joking😜
jan only
Broo plss continue dsa bootcamp eagerly waiting for more...topics..to learn..
everytime kunal upload a video other than Dsa
.
.
.
Everyone in comment be like
DSA chahiye mereko😌
DSA DSA #wewantdsa🔥
just clickbit thumbnail & say you have to do hardwork which was reaility to do open source contribution
Hey Kunal your way of explaining is absolutely amazing 🤩 it's helps a lot to me.
One more request pls complete the DSA Course.
Thank You
@@KunalKushwaha yes pls complete it
Hi Kunal sir.... Please make a video how to grab a faang companies as a fresher and the complete roadmap Is ur DSA with java is sufficient is projects and core subjects are needed these kind of thing please sir
Video answer the question at 5:40 ...
Kunal bhaiya to contribute what should I learn ??
Plz can someone tell me that I am really not understanding what should I learn.
Video supposedly starts at the 5:45 mark
I have iit mtech cse offer should I join or go for job
Hi Kunal, are you planning to make tutorial on spring, spring boot, hibernate etc?
Check java brains channel
Hey, Kunal can you tell me something about CHE certificate ? Is it worth it ??
You r so inspiring Mann..🔥but what you doing now..as a programmer
Honestly you did not say anything useful and half of the video was advertisement for yourself , so bad .
How many months of contribution required to applying on gsoc??
check Google Summer of Code video I did with Logan
Japana tusi great ho
Twilio link is not working!!
You looks like hacker inyour hoodie😂
Now Content are Great kunal. Unless only Dsa Video Try to Upload this type of video Which intresting and Not Available in Large Number in uthhhhub.
bhai uppia ka codebase hi nahi samaj raha
Bro drop your Devops eagerly waiting
Again the vid I wanted
I was unable to find projects which use node Js
Lol
Ye thumbnail mei kaun hai ? 👀
Me
Most difficult part is to understand indian accent
he answer starts at 6:10. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey bro
Apni tareef hi kr rha bhai.. answer to bataya hi nhi :(
there is nothing I got from this video.
All I saw is your flex about I was able to merge 25 PRs.
7 min wasted......
5 mins and 35 seconds of crap😂 and the point he try to make is, you don't need to understand everything. Just having a basic understanding of everything is enough
How to waste 7mins of your life
Crack
Yo
Why he is always with cap ?
Not always
Hopeless!
give advice don't show off
Please make a video on how you got the scholarship for KubeCon
Would really love an insight in the process
what a useless video all he said is ' it takes lot of hardwork '
Useless bull$hit video.
talk is useless show me the code. Remain silent till then
@@Bhavishya_est yes
@@SEO-Content-2024 Show me where you have contributed
@@SEO-Content-2024 it's been 2 days & i haven't got any response, what can I conclude?
@@Bhavishya_est I dont understand your point? WHat kind o fresponse are you awaiting from me? Can you kindly explain?
I said that video is useless because it doesn't help at all. It's not what one might have expected before playing the video.
Hi Krunal how can I contact you
🥲😭😭😭😭😭😭 I needed this video
Hi Kunal Sir. Great work for students. Can you able to make a roadmap on machine learning on were to start and what to learn please. Thank you.
Stay Healthy and Stay Safe
Hi Kunal Sir. Great work for students. Can you able to make a roadmap on machine learning on were to start and what to learn please. Thank you.
Stay Healthy and Stay Safe