🚀 Keep building projects to apply what you ⚡ Learn only the essential basics like
learn regularly syntax to get something working quickly
Start With Minimal Basics
🔄 Reuse components, create libraries, and 🛠️ Apply new concepts in real projects
expand your skillset gradually
Build Continuously instead of long theory
🎓 Building more leads to faster learning and
better developer readiness
📚 Focus on learning 20% of concepts you
will use 80% of the time
Apply the 80/20 Rule
📂 Regularly explore open-source projects in 💻 Basic HTML, CSS, JavaScript courses are
your tech stack usually enough to start building
🔍 Learn to navigate, read, and debug code Read and Understand Other
effectively with IDE tools and dev tools People’s Code
🧠 Learn data structures and algorithms
only when needed in projects
🧩 Understanding common patterns and Avoid Over-Studying Computer
architecture improves coding skills Science Theory Early 🚫 Don’t grind competitive programming
before building foundational projects
🏗️ Transition from small beginner projects to
larger, more complex real-world apps
⏳ Don’t spend excessive time preparing or
🎯 Pick projects that excite you to stay How to Learn Coding watching videos without coding
Build Big Projects Avoid Productive Procrastination
motivated and engaged
From Scratch in 2025 🏁 Aim to write your first "Hello World"
program within your first hour
💼 Bigger projects enhance portfolio and
improve job prospects
🔍 Research job market to choose in-
demand tech stack (e.g., React, Node.js)
🤖 Embrace AI tools like ChatGPT to explain Focus on One Tech Stack and
complex concepts and debug Stick to It
⏰ Commit at least 6 months to mastering
that stack to build real proficiency
⚖️ Follow the 20-minute rule: struggle on Use AI as a Learning Assistant, Not
problems for 20 minutes before asking AI a Crutch
🛑 Avoid letting AI do all the coding for you to 🚫 Avoid jumping across multiple
ensure deep learning frameworks or languages frequently
Resist Shiny Object Syndrome
🎯 Master core concepts that transfer
across technologies instead of chasing
🌐 Commit code on GitHub and share your trends
learning journey on social media
🤝 Engage with community to find Learn and Share in Public
accountability partners and mentors 🏗️ Start building real projects ASAP instead
of endlessly watching tutorials
🧑🏫 Teaching others or discussing your
struggles reinforces learning
Avoid Tutorial Hell
🎨 Modify tutorial projects, add features,
and experiment to deepen understanding
📖 Use official documentation as primary
learning resource
