@medsurgcutie
This content is so helpful for complete beginners like me. You don't know how much I appreciate you making this video. I feel like it's given me a good place to start teaching myself Ruby on Rails. So when will you be releasing more videos in this series?
@Toodoi
Wow. As a beginner to coding I've been bouncing around the web for weeks with treehouse/codecademy/udemy courses and looking at bootcamps etc getting completely overwhelmed with the myriad of resources and different opinions/languages/technologies/terminologies that are out there. This is the ONLY resource where I actually feel like someone (who isn't a beginner) actually understands how it feels so be at the beginning of such and exciting yet daunting new world. Your language and approach is refreshing and comforting. I'll be following you for sure! Thank you.
@johnaddison5927
I have been searching the internet for resources to begin my path to learn programming. This is by far the best and most helpful resources I have stumbled across so far. Thanks!
@mikooou
Awesome advice, I've been teaching myself Ruby on Rails now and learn a bit everyday. It was so intimidating when I generated my first rails project but little by little it all starts to click! Hang in there!
@zaccrane2885
I've got a roadmap now! It's exactly what I needed even though I didn't know I needed it. Thanks!
@lesserpanda9288
I was about to leave my job for class at general assembly. Although they provide scholarship for women, people of color, It was pretty expensive and I couldn't be so sure about how things will go on after finishing that bootcamp. Thanks a lot for such an insightful, intuitive podcast. Again, Thank you for doing this. We are very much looking forward to your work.
@SirDannyMunn
this is generally an all round brilliant podcast. Much appreciated. Some great information.
@gregorymoore6860
Just to piggy-back, this podcast turned my zeal for wanting to learn code into tangible steps to make it a reality. AWESOME SEGMENT! THANKS A LOT!
@treyprice8351
I'm a school principal. I have twenty years in and I'm ready to get out. I have started learning RoR on my own. My goal is to be a developer in the next five years. The more I learn the more I realize I should have done this years ago.
@Watcherz2349
Just love your motivational and inspirational advise.Thanks you guys at StartHere trust me I will never forget!Great work
@pixelloopy
Incredibly informative, thanks and keep up the great work!
@monroesmith3070
Much appreciation for this podcast. I found it to be tremendously helpful.
@ChrisOrillia
Wow, a coding tutorial on youtube with a person who: speaks fluent english, isn't autistic and distant sounding, isn't recording on a soviet era calculator, isn't under 18 or over 50, provides a contextual overview instead of just jumping in having made 1000 different assumptions. Thank you, sir.
@razkazaa6186
Wicked content, thanks for the insight man, deeply appreciated.
@radeonblue1816
I am a dropper I left college because I want to learn programming more and more and unlimited in my life. Now I want to learn Ruby and I am learning on my own. I am trying to learn Ruby on Rails now.
@aurii7
Awesome coverage!
@Malladak
Thanks man-This was highly motivational. :) Thank you so much
@Kazzumal
Great advice for learning any language!
@qawzse2000
Fantastic, thank you.
@dianagama3390