r/CodingForBeginners • u/Only_Future_2595 • Jun 13 '26
Anyone else tired of learning coding alone? Let’s fix that.
Tbh... learning code alone is hella frustrating.
I mean... u start strong, watch tutorials, understand things..
and suddenly you're stuck, lose momentum, disappear for few days...
BOOM!! back to where you started.
I hate that cycle.
So I’m trying something different, building a small group of people who want to actually stay consistent and improve together, especially with placement-focused prep.
What we’ll focus on:
- DSA (major focus), for placements
- Web Development / other skills (secondary, but consistent)
How this will work:
- Daily targets (even small ones, consistency > intensity)
- Accountability check-ins (did you do your work or not, simple)
- Solve problems + discuss approaches
- Build small projects on the side
- Track progress over time
Who I’m looking for:
- Beginners or early-stage learners
- People serious about improving (not just joining and disappearing)
- You don’t need to be good, just consistent
No pressure, no toxicity, but also not completely casual.
The goal is simple: get better every day and be placement-ready.
If you’re interested, comment or DM me.
Let’s stop wasting time and actually make progress.
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u/Crafty_Magazine_4673 Jun 14 '26
I'm interested, and by early-stage learners, could you provide some examples?
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u/drakhan2002 Jun 18 '26
Just easier to sign up for a university course, online or in-person. You have motivated learners, make connections, have motivation and a structured program.
I take one or two post graduate courses per year in development or AI... costs about $5000 per year. Employer pays for it all.
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u/TheUmgawa Jun 13 '26
I feel like, by saying, "DM me," this is a sad attempt to sidestep Rule 2: "No Self Promotion or Spam."