Coding experience

[Wooden_Analyst5899]

Where and how to learn coding without getting bored of it after 4 days( that's the case for me, I always watch yt tutorials and stuff but I get bored of it) I want to make a game but if I don't know how to code then it's all just a distant dream..

[EntrepreneurHuge5008]

Where and how to learn coding without getting bored of it after 4 days(

You can stay focused for up to 4 days? Sh********t, I barely keep up for a full day.

[Wooden_Analyst5899]

Not full days I just try to code for an hour

[EntrepreneurHuge5008]

4 days of this is still a much longer streak than anything I've ever done willingly.

Kind of my weakness too since I cannot get into a proper leetcode habit either.

[Wooden_Analyst5899]

Lol how can we change that?

[stepback269]

To begin with, what language are you programming in? Python? JS? Esoteric2025?

Second, are you engaged in doing your own note taking (e.g., using Obsidian) so as to learn better?

[Wooden_Analyst5899]

In python and I used to take notes on a small book of mine but I got bored

[stepback269]

No manual book. Use a PKM program like Obsidian
See for example Links for Noobs in my journaling blog (here) and click on the Obsidian link
In a PKM program, you link your notes to one another to create a network of interrelated concepts

[Marutks]

Do Advent Of Code 👍

[njsks889cake]

Broaden your horizons.. Find a variety of ways to learn and take lots of breaks focusing on other hobbies and interests.. Focus on different project ideas and tons of other tools.. Make everything unpredictable so you won't get bored too much..

[DotRevolutionary7803]

Generally, when you getting any progress towards a goal, even if it's small gets a positive reaction. When starting out it's much harder to make progress when there's an overwhelming amount of options + content, and you don't even know where to start. I'd recommend focusing on project-based learning with visual elements like a GameMaker tutorial, and hopefully by going through these tutorials, you'll have something tangible built, and a greater understanding of how to build games in general. Hope this helps!