>open a programing tutorial
>start with dubstep
Open a programing tutorial
Gabriel Campbell
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Thomas Rivera
Read a book and figure it out yourself by using a brain, it's much better.
Noah Long
Do people really try learn how to program using YouTube tutorials? No wonder they can't learn shit.
Josiah Jones
>hello friends
>today I will be teaching you
Logan Nguyen
>not using K&R
Noah Edwards
>programming tutorial
Jackson Hernandez
Be happy it wasn't 009 soundsystem
Levi Jackson
it has to start with some heavy dnb or dubstep, some 3d title rotating... that's a licence it was made strictly for youtube
Chase Davis
>go on YoyToyb
>get suggested nodejs tutorial
>click
>sub-human "I hate white maiels" whale
Majority of (((Koding))) tutorials
Michael Hernandez
Make your own tutorial and start them with Indian accent.
Ryan Peterson
>not using Mr Nagoor Babu Online Java Training Video
Mason Baker
Comments are hilarious.
Ian Roberts
Wikis for me, I usually read book but sometimes the thing you want to try is somewhere you don't know where is in book and I get desperate and search it on wiki and I cum right there. God vim has amazing documentation wiki+tutor+help.txt I am really having fun learning it. soon I too will be haxor man
Leo Rogers
>programming tutorial
Just read a book or the documentation lol, programming is way too abstract for Pajeet Ranjeetinjeet Tech Tutorials 2017 to explain in a YouTube video
Mason Bennett
>open tutorial video
>electronic dance music plays in the background as the guy types in the instructions in Notepad
>open tutorial video
>guy speaks only in Hindi or Russian
>title of the video was in English
Ian Mitchell
>And I cum right there
kek
James Walker
>nodejs
theres your problem user
Camden Butler
Being an Indian myself, I agree. Read good wiki's, documentation and books. Avoid poor ass tutorials.
Adrian Carter
No disagreement whatsoever that books are better. I just find it much easier to learn programming by watching. There are some really good people like Derek Banas, Daniel Shiffman and Socratica
It's a shame the "tutorial industry" is largely overrun with unqualified Rajeshes. The only Indian person I'd always vouch for is Sal Khan.
Jackson Richardson
>Not learning vim with VIM Adventures.
>Not using emacs evil mode after that.
Connor Thomas
Is it even possible to exclude countries from search results?