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.”
In an industry filled with get-rich-quick coding bootcamps and flashy influencers, Amigoscode remained humble. Nelson never claimed to know everything. His signature phrase in every video was: “That’s one way to do it. There might be better ways, and I’d love to learn from you too.” amigoscode
The name wasn’t random. In Spanish, "Amigos" means friends. Nelson wanted the channel to feel like a group of friends learning to code together—no arrogance, no gatekeeping, just genuine camaraderie. One recent comment read: “Nelson, two years ago
One rainy evening, he sat at his desk, set up a basic screen recorder, and created his first YouTube video. He didn’t have a fancy microphone or a professional studio. He had his terminal, a code editor, and an idea. He called his channel . You’re an amigo