I learned to code from scratch in 1 year. Here's how.

A video on YouTube. In Self-Improvement, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The creator details how he learned to code in one year from scratch, sharing the language he picked, free resources, secret tools, learning hacks, and his favorite coding tools.

From the video

Answers: How did you learn to code from scratch in one year?

learning to code
backend programming vs frontend programming
JavaScript algorithms and data structures
Notion API
Deepgram API
ChatGPT for learning code
Pipedream workflow automation
VS Code extensions
Quokka.js
Developer tools

What it concludes

Choose a programming language that will let you build something that is interesting to you personally.
freeCodeCamp's JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures course is the best beginner resource for learning JavaScript.
ChatGPT is fantastic as a learning tool for code and for eliminating second-order incompetence.
Pipedream makes it super easy to write JavaScript code that can support your workflows and bring in packages.
Using a testing folder alongside your project allows you to write small functions in isolation and test them.
Building a code snippets database saves time on memorizing syntax and helps you code more efficiently.

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