🚀 Coding is tough, Until i know these five things

Harsh GoswamiHarsh Goswami
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1. Learn by doing

Learning to code without coding is like trying to swim without water—it just doesn’t work. Start writing code, make mistakes, and learn as you go !

2. Learn to program not a programming language

Learning to program isn’t about memorizing syntax or mastering a single language—it’s about understanding how to think like a problem solver. Once you grasp the core principles, switching between languages becomes a breeze.

Focus on logic, algorithms, and structure, and the language will just be the tool you use to build your ideas.

3.Create a roadmap

Trying to code without a roadmap is like driving without a GPS—you’ll end up lost and blaming the universe. Plan your path, and coding will feel a lot less like wandering in the dark !

4.Prioritize the understanding

Copying code without understanding it is like borrowing notes without attending class—you’ll pass today but fail tomorrow. Take the time to learn what the code does, and you’ll thank yourself later !

5. Get used to falling

Becoming a good coder isn’t about avoiding failure—it’s about chasing it. Every error, every crash, and every ‘why isn’t this working?’ moment is a step closer to mastering the craft. Fail fast, learn faster!


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Harsh Goswami
Harsh Goswami

Harsh | Frontend Developer 👨‍💻 I’m a passionate frontend developer with 2 years of experience at Softcolon Pvt Ltd. I specialize in creating responsive, user-centric web applications using modern frameworks like React.js, Next.js, and Remix. Currently, I’m focused on enhancing my skills in web development and exploring new technologies. When I'm not coding, you’ll find me collaborating with developers worldwide, participating in hackathons, or working on my portfolio website. I’m also considering starting a blog to share insights and connect with the frontend community. Let’s build amazing things together!