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He still lives in London. He still codes every day. And every morning, before checking his revenue or subscriber count, he reads one comment from the previous day—a reminder of why he started.

And that, in the end, is the story of Amigoscode: not just about learning to code, but about realizing that in the vast, lonely world of software development, you never have to do it alone. You just need your amigos . amigoscode

One recent comment read: “Nelson, two years ago I didn’t know what a class was. Today I just merged my first PR at a real job. You’re not just a teacher. You’re an amigo.” He still lives in London

For the first year, growth was slow. Nelson would upload videos on Saturday mornings, often spending 10 hours editing to ensure every line of code was clear. He had fewer than 5,000 subscribers, and some of his colleagues teased him. “Why are you giving away your knowledge for free?” they asked. “Nobody watches technical tutorials on YouTube.” And that, in the end, is the story