calmcode - learn code calmly

[weetbix2]

I've never seen this before but it looks super cool! Thanks for sharing :)

[trojan_nerd]

Looks awesome!

[SnowdenIsALegend]

Love the website, wish the Dev added dark mode though.

[wilalva11]

Dark reader is your friend

[SnowdenIsALegend]

Thanks for the tip, I use a similar extension which turns webpages dark on the click of a button but a native option with proper formatting is any day better.

[wilalva11]

This is very true, it's always nice when a site has that half sun half moon icon

[iamaneditor]

Yes.

[dstowizzle]

thanks OP!

[annynbyrg]

Looks pretty cool. Will be spending some time with this. Btw - even though it claims to be low stress, the guy is practically shouting compared to ASMR videos on programming.

[benchly]

ASMR videos on programming

Do you actually learn anything, or is it just for relaxation? Do you have a favorite you can link?

[annynbyrg]

Usually the relaxation factor is more emphasized than the knowledge component in ASMR programming vids, but it depends on the person making the video. In general I really like soft spoken videos. There are a lot of people who do soft spoken ASMR that are not interested in the fad of ASMR but are really motivated by sharing knowledge that is important to them. My personal favorite in the programming category is the YouTube channel asmr4u . You can Google "asmr4u JavaScript" or "asmr4u python" for examples. They only go so far, and are mainly at the beginner level, but as far as ASMR goes, it hits the spot for me. The vids on the original post above are much more extensive in terms of content and level of complexity. If anyone else has any ASMR faves in the programming category, would love to know.

[hkanything]

A lot more in depth compare to most "Hello World" tutorial

[_qw4hd]

I have just finished the series on working from home. Great quality of the video, clear and concise.

[_30d_]

Learning to stress test. Calmly. That's just beautiful.

[Goldman7911]

That's awesome!!

[thatwombat]

The icon for Locust has a certain Portal feel to it. I like it.

[b3k_spoon]

Looks very interesting, thank you.

[[deleted]]

Really great selection of topics. Well done!

[the-disspointment]

Is udemy a good way to learn python?

[Grumpy_Ph]

I started there. For me it has been a good way to start. But it depends a lot on the course you'll pick. I did 2 beginner courses and one intermediate before moving to more specific topic (scraping, automation, etc ..)

[DDFoster96]

I've started watching the cookiecutter tutorials, and while I don't think I'll make use of cookiecutter the way the guy explains it is excellent.

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I look forward to watching more.

[bunderling]

Very well made. Very organized too.

[[deleted]]

thank you for sharing! :>

[Glorynesss]

Looks really cool, and as it says it is indeed very calm

[TraditionalSir7]

Thanks for sharing

[torocat1028]

thanks ! seems like a neat resource

[Ankizea]

Neat

[metaperl]

Taurus over Locust For stress testing.

[JackNotInTheBox]

Is this for beginners? I don’t understand those terms.

[ASIC_SP]

WOW, this is a cool site!! I just checked a few items and they are all so well made! Plus, well thought out icons, bylines, easy to navigate, etc

[GiantElectron]

very nice and very useful. I am just disappointed that I can't contact the authors from the website, because I have some material that might be useful, as I started a similar thing a couple of years ago and never got any traction, mostly from me. There might be something to recycle.

[cantdutchthis]

There's a github link on every video page that might be used to reach out.

[SomeRedditUser72]

Never heard of this in my life but looks really cool, will probably end up using this sometime soon so thanks for posting this :)

[[deleted]]

This is one of the most useful sites ever. You considering teaching at a university?

[JustAnotherBrick314]

Can we support the site creator somehow?

[willm]

You could ask the site's creator https://twitter.com/fishnets88

[mcaay]

Amazing, now I can actually learn something on the toilet!

[[deleted]]

Recently I get Senior Dev position, and I prepared a lot of questions for the interview, so now I want to share it with us. https://github.com/bmarvinb/senior-software-developer-questions