1. Make backup of entire project. 2. Experiment away. 3. Either you implement the new feature, or you can revert to the copy if you don't succeed and completely wreck the code. 4. Try to reverse and understand the broken copy so you can learn from the old mistakes, if the code isn't completely ruined.
1.) is the biggest issue for me. The anxiety from knowing you're going to fail for the majority of the time to build a feature until it actually works holds me back from actually trying sometimes.
Bro's, don't worry! Our whole life is actually some kind of TDD (Test Driven Development). You try something. You realised it does not work. You improve and go at it again. Focus on this process.
Another fantastic video Nelson! Since being in lockdown, I've been working regularly on improving my skills in Java and Javascript. As well as in data structures and algorithms. Now is such a great time to improve my skills, as my future in my current job is very much an unknown. Hopefully the final destination will be a career change into software development. 🙂
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Nice video, one thing I would like to add is once you are comfortable with writing code go for design your code first before jumping into IDE , so upfront you will get some mistake and same time you can change it and it will save time. ANY DEVELOPER CAN WRITING CODE THAT COMPUTER CAN UNDERSTAND BUT GOOD DEVELOPER WRITE CODE THAT HUMAN CAN UNDERSTAND. So code should design properly.
First of all I like that haircut and You are such a great inspiration for me as I am starting my journey as a software engineer. Next, I started learning c++ during my sophomore year and now I’m learning java full time but my question is how much can you learn in java to feel that you ready for a job and how many other java framework and technology you need as a starter ? Thanks and stay safe and healthy Ramadan Kareem!!
Everything is great. Please do videos on ACID properties and transaction isolation levels with coding examples. This will be really helpful for many developers.
Nelson.. Thanks for the tips. I would say as a follow-on to cover version control system via Git as another skill.Especially if you are working on teams and collaborating with other developers.
Wa Alaykum Salam Nelson ! I always like this kind of video ! always good to hear what a senior dev as to offer ! I'm just wondering if you could one day make a video about the same subject but this time actually showing some tips about how to write better code by take some few usecases and make the compaison on how a junior dev would write it and how a senior dev would write it too.
Most difficult part of reading code for me is stay focused and not jump from one part of the code to an other part. It looks a lot like surfing on the Internet.
Jazak Allaho khairan brother. Very beneficial information. I started learning python a little over a month ago, Using a great course on udemy by Jose Portilla. I've come along way, and finished about 57%of the course. Got my first milestone project done, which was a Tic Tac Toe game. While doing my milestone project, I started doubting myself, Cause I thought that to be a real developer, I would have to be able to write the code completely from my head without any research or help. Your words gave me more hope and confidence that I can do it. Thank you so much. I have a few questions. 1- Can i get a job knowing only Python ? What position would that be ? 2-What do I have to know, and how much of it do I have to know to be Job ready for a Junior software engineer position? My thoughts now are if I know Python and SQL and Flask or Django. That would make me a full stack software engineer. Is this true? Or am I deluded? Also recently after finishing my Tic Tac Toe game project and doubting myself. I started thinking about changing my focus to pursue a career in Software QA testing. So I got a course for manual QA testing and another one for Automation with selenium using python. Thinking that it would be easier than Software engineering. So I could start with being QA tester or SDET and then keep working on my coding until I'm ready to become a Software Engineer. Is this a good idea ? I would really appreciate guidance from someone like with real experience in this field. Thank you so much brother. May Allah Reward you greatly for sharing your knowledge and helping people out.
Very nice, I was checking last week to see if there is a new video and is there any comment on my other comment.Thanks for sharing the useful information.
Everything is genuine feels like coming from his heart, being a struggling developer I know how much important and beneficial such straight guidelines are for us from the persons who were once at the same position as we are right now, it's like lifting strugglers from deep down well . . . . I was never used to watch guidelines before but brother your sense of delivering make me very esthetic about to research. lots lots of love from Pakistan. . . . hope we will hear back from you soon
Great video ! I think The most important thing is continue improving problem solving skill , by solving challenges. I started a channel showing people how to to learn this skill.
In first years of working in my company my main problem was that none controlled my code like looking at it and improve it so i can look at it and see improvement for my code...a self written code is always logical and making OWN logical ways easier in the own code is almost impossible for someone else it is very easy to simplify it and it improves the skills of both programmers ...the one that controls sees new ways to solve problems and i see how i can improve my code
Awesome Video ,BANG ON....very much needed for me..As I just started learning java....where to find The Algoritms/Java on GITHUB...HOW TO LEARN Unit Testing/IntegrationTesting...please reply
The perfect motivation for young developers as me
👏🏿 thanks
Always providing useful content!
I learning from you ☺️
Thanks
Oh wait you really commented 😱🙂
Thank you for the great gift . I started coding last month and I am still a beginner. After watching this video I feel inspired thank you man.
All the best man, happy mugging🤗
I'm Brazilian and I have been watching your videos. Your content is really good! Congrats!
Your voice is crystal clear and so satisfying bro
Thanks
Dude your setup is CLEAN....
1. Make backup of entire project. 2. Experiment away. 3. Either you implement the new feature, or you can revert to the copy if you don't succeed and completely wreck the code. 4. Try to reverse and understand the broken copy so you can learn from the old mistakes, if the code isn't completely ruined.
1.) is the biggest issue for me. The anxiety from knowing you're going to fail for the majority of the time to build a feature until it actually works holds me back from actually trying sometimes.
same with me
Bro's, don't worry!
Our whole life is actually some kind of TDD (Test Driven Development).
You try something.
You realised it does not work.
You improve and go at it again.
Focus on this process.
I'm starting school this fall for computer science/software engineering. Keep me posted about everything 😁
Great timing. It became more apparent to me how important it is to know how to read other peoples code.
Yup these days you have too
amazing video once again. Learned a lot from you and you are absolutely right about what you say about using terminal and mastering IDE
Another fantastic video Nelson! Since being in lockdown, I've been working regularly on improving my skills in Java and Javascript. As well as in data structures and algorithms.
Now is such a great time to improve my skills, as my future in my current job is very much an unknown. Hopefully the final destination will be a career change into software development. 🙂
Great to hear! Keep working and learning and you will do well Ben
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I wish you could share more about your experience. You is someone I admire and what I want to learn the most from him is Spring Boot and Angular
Cuts cool! I like it the fade could be better but all in all a decent cut!
Hahah thanks
Thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts. I loved it.
👍🏿
Writing tests is so important, many don’t recommend it as much unfortunately.
Thank for sharing. Ramadan Kareem!
Nice video, one thing I would like to add is once you are comfortable with writing code go for design your code first before jumping into IDE , so upfront you will get some mistake and same time you can change it and it will save time.
ANY DEVELOPER CAN WRITING CODE THAT COMPUTER CAN UNDERSTAND BUT GOOD DEVELOPER WRITE CODE THAT HUMAN CAN UNDERSTAND. So code should design properly.
Your Haircut is beautiful, you talk is amazing, your Java code is fantastic !
☺️👍🏿
this desk is amazing., desk tour maybe?
Thanks for the video by the way good intel as usual
Love the way of your starting and best of all !.😍😍😍😍😍
Brother you are extremely genuine. Bless you bro 🙏🏼
You too thanks
Fade is on point!
Thanks man! This is great.
First of all I like that haircut and You are such a great inspiration for me as I am starting my journey as a software engineer. Next, I started learning c++ during my sophomore year and now I’m learning java full time but my question is how much can you learn in java to feel that you ready for a job and how many other java framework and technology you need as a starter ? Thanks and stay safe and healthy
Ramadan Kareem!!
Awesome nelson you can keeping rock video uploading.
Waleikum assalam brother you good one ,may Allah will give you more successful
This video is itself a gem. I have saved it for my- future -self
Its really amazing suggestions. You touch every point very clearly. awesome!
Everything is great. Please do videos on ACID properties and transaction isolation levels with coding examples. This will be really helpful for many developers.
Ok
Nelson.. Thanks for the tips. I would say as a follow-on to cover version control system via Git as another skill.Especially if you are working on teams and collaborating with other developers.
Very helpful! Keep it up 👍🏽
Great video buddy! Some really good advice ;)
Thanks buddy ☺️
Sharp cut💕 working with API has been so easy after watching your JS tutorial
Yay! Thank you! Glad to hear that keep it up
Wa Alaykum Salam Nelson ! I always like this kind of video ! always good to hear what a senior dev as to offer !
I'm just wondering if you could one day make a video about the same subject but this time actually showing some tips about how to write better code by take some few usecases and make the compaison on how a junior dev would write it and how a senior dev would write it too.
Nice idea! Waiting for this
Your content is really helpful. I hope you keep posting more contents.
I am now relearning Programming C++ / Java !!!
Excellent video, thank you Brotha.
Thanks for sharing this. Keep up ❤
Thanks a lot, you have great content with high quality!
Thanks
Thanks for the video, encouraged me a lot!!!
Most difficult part of reading code for me is stay focused and not jump from one part of the code to an other part. It looks a lot like surfing on the Internet.
Bro you are such a genius.
Wishing to have a personal training with you
Hey Amigoscode, awesome content love your videos... Can you please your explain your screen setup?
looks good
Videos to data structures, git and terminal/bash would be very nice akhi :) keep it up
Your Tips are really useful..thanks
Jazak Allaho khairan brother. Very beneficial information.
I started learning python a little over a month ago, Using a great course on udemy by Jose Portilla.
I've come along way, and finished about 57%of the course.
Got my first milestone project done, which was a Tic Tac Toe game.
While doing my milestone project, I started doubting myself, Cause I thought that to be a real developer, I would have to be able to write the code completely from my head without any research or help. Your words gave me more hope and confidence that I can do it.
Thank you so much.
I have a few questions.
1- Can i get a job knowing only Python ? What position would that be ?
2-What do I have to know, and how much of it do I have to know to be Job ready for a Junior software engineer position?
My thoughts now are if I know Python and SQL and Flask or Django. That would make me a full stack software engineer. Is this true? Or am I deluded?
Also recently after finishing my Tic Tac Toe game project and doubting myself.
I started thinking about changing my focus to pursue a career in Software QA testing. So I got a course for manual QA testing and another one for Automation with selenium using python. Thinking that it would be easier than Software engineering.
So I could start with being QA tester or SDET and then keep working on my coding until I'm ready to become a Software Engineer.
Is this a good idea ?
I would really appreciate guidance from someone like with real experience in this field.
Thank you so much brother. May Allah Reward you greatly for sharing your knowledge and helping people out.
Thanks! This is great advice!!
Thumbs up!
Alhamdulilah thanks for tips
The best code site ever this and the best teacher.
Very nice, I was checking last week to see if there is a new video and is there any comment on my other comment.Thanks for sharing the useful information.
You are welcome
Thank you Nelson keep it up 👍
Cheers
Thank you for this bro. Peace be unto you
thanks for your's helpful advice
Wa aliakumusalam wr wb. Brother. I hope you are doing well. Great content. Jazak ALLAH wal khair
JazakaAllah for the information.
thank for the advice
Amazing video Amigo!!! So inspiring bro, keep it going. Full support from here!!
Thanks buddy
A very helpful guidelines 🙌🏻
Thank you for the video, very informative. I wonder if there is a recommended IDE for C/C++
Walikum Asalam warahmatullah wabarakatuh.. Barakallah u fi Akhi.. Jazakallah o khairan kaseera ❤
Everything is genuine feels like coming from his heart, being a struggling developer I know how much important and beneficial such straight guidelines are for us from the persons who were once at the same position as we are right now, it's like lifting strugglers from deep down well . . . . I was never used to watch guidelines before but brother your sense of delivering make me very esthetic about to research. lots lots of love from Pakistan. . . . hope we will hear back from you soon
❤️
@@amigoscode ❤️tq bro hope I'll become like u as software developer
Wasalm, Looking good brother
Great video ! I think The most important thing is continue improving problem solving skill ,
by solving challenges.
I started a channel showing people how to to learn this skill.
I definitely liked this video. I thought what I was doing was wrong, but I feel more motivated.
Awesome
Resources for practice! Never enough
Jackson, MS, USA great info. !
Thanks so much for this video. Sir please when referring a link write it boldly on the screen so we can get a clear view of it. Thanks
Your are best motivation for biggner
thanks sir you've really inspired me today
وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاتة , keep it up brother, i am new subscriber i like what you doing ❤❤
السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ
Where you been brother?
جزاك اللهُ خيرً
Appreciate this content.
My gorgeous friend it's very helpful. So thank you for every good advice and info ))
You welcome
Thank you for your great advice but really I need to learn how to use stack overflow ? thanks again
wa alaikum salam, jazakallahu khairan katsiro
desktop setup clean af
Another great one buddy 🤙
Thanks buddy
Thank you for all you said
your setup si soo clean
In first years of working in my company my main problem was that none controlled my code like looking at it and improve it so i can look at it and see improvement for my code...a self written code is always logical and making OWN logical ways easier in the own code is almost impossible for someone else it is very easy to simplify it and it improves the skills of both programmers ...the one that controls sees new ways to solve problems and i see how i can improve my code
Now I'm going to learn Java, I'm a python developer have been while with django framework. Lot of love ❤️
Dude! you are awesome, Thanks you
You are welcome
The perfect hair cut honestly.... wa alaycom Aslam 💯
i smash like button when you send blessing on us
Good stuff!
right, right, right, right!
Great content!
so humble!
Thank you ماشاءالله 😊😊
Thanks a lot. I have taken something best from here.
Thanks buddy
Actually akhee(brother) i just love your tutorial and may allah bless you abundantly ameen
Thanks Amigoscode Happy belated eid
Love your content! I have my Bachelors in computer science and going for my Masters. Would love to connect, and receive some feedback.
As-salamu alaykum,
Is there any upcoming course about web service (rest api project) with Java?
Thank you bro...
Haircut is looking sharp!
Thanks man I done me self 😊
Awesome Video ,BANG ON....very much needed for me..As I just started learning java....where to find The Algoritms/Java on GITHUB...HOW TO LEARN Unit Testing/IntegrationTesting...please reply
Walaykum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu big homie!
@Amigoscode really gd tips here what camera are you using for recording?
Yo bro can you please let me know how you setup that video screen saver?? its so dope!!