Comments by "Toby" (@toby9999) on "How to Learn to Code and Make $60k+ a Year" video.

  1. I have dabbled in game development but the hardest thing to begin with is to think of a good game idea. Then there is graphics and sound resources to design (difficult for me) and coding (probably the easiest part). Probably have to customize the game design around your skill set unless you have a team. Just my thoughts.
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  2. I've been in software development for 20 years and I wouldn't regret University in spite of the time and money. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life and while I learned a lot of software engineering and coding stuff (which was the main goal), I wouldn't say the rest was irrelevant. University can provide a broader and more well rounded learning experience. Life is more than just coding. My favorite is C++ because my main interest hobby-wise and professionally is in high performance applications and I have zero interest in web stuff.
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  3. No. I started at 17 back in 1977 and still going!
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