We worked REAL hard on this video. We even are starting to add some 3D animations to our videos. Let me know if you'd like me to explain a bit more in detail :)
WHOA. The production quality of this video is on a par with something you'd expect some Big Studio would churn out. How many people are working on this? How long does it take you to finish a production like this? At this point, some behind the scenes follow up would definitely be warranted! Keep it up! 👌
Gemini did, which I'd argue is creeping up to be a major skill for developers to have. Not specifically Gemini, but effectively using LLMs where appropriate
I think the original comment meant that it isn't great advice for every programmer, but rather every full stack programmer. (Cause some don't even want to touch websites)
I think the training ai with memes video was pretty good, this one is a lot slower but I guess that's how it is with educational content, where as the a.i one was more entertaining than educational
As someone who used these 35 things, he's totaly right. But i wish i could learn something new from this video. Please make another one. This one was amazing
Great video, very high level and informative. Love seeing the actual relations, just hearing these terms doesn't make them very interesting to me and less likely to go on learning them.
3:35 I love how you named every backend language and when the language with logo 'cup filled with freshly brewed coffee / tea' came in, you said 'etc.' What a sha... Proud of you!
@@AbhishekP-nl2co He has made a video titled "Self Taught Programmer Roadmap (That Gets you a Job)". Maybe that would be helpful for you? I won't post the link since yt sometimes deletes comments with them, but searching on his channel with the given title should be easy enough
Being a programmer I can say that u just need strong command in one language rest is just pattern search and hardwork. No need to learn all technologies at once learn through the process.
I agree with you, as a programmer too, but I feel like nowadays there is just so much to worry about outside of writing pure code to get your software up and running and become scalable.
That's exactly what we need bcz i think nowadays people are jumping straight on to learn coding without heavily knowing how things work and why . Great video❤
Each point should be an entire video, as the topics discussed are not even scratching the surface and you can't say you know them after watching this video
Great video, only thing I disgree slightly with is the bit where you're quite strongly against using HTTP to implement chat functionality. Honestly if it's just a minor bit of ancillary functionality, I've found that SSE is plenty good enough for this sort of thing. For the purpose of a chat feature, it's close enough to realtime to satisfy the use case.
subjective feedback: 1. i feel like the voice sounds a bit far from the mic, and the mic or eq is a little thin. it sounds like a headset mic with more mid / high mid, needs just a touch more treble and low mid. 2. the jump cuts are just a liiittle close i think, not leaving quite enough gap between phrases. 3. sfx might be just a touch loud. take with a grain of salt. i could be tripping a lil. keep going, you’re almost there bro. good video.
good average programmer story Lewis , but you forgot one of the major chapters of this story . The security ToDo app programmer : bro i got hacked 💀 ...
Let's say you're an embedded programmer working with microcontrollers for offline automation systems or robotics. Or let's say you're developing firmware for an IMU or ESC. Or maybe you're writing desktop applications in C# or C++, or doing some science research with numpy. Anyway my points is this video is 35 things you might not need to give 2 shits about, UNLESS you're a full-stack web developer.
This should be "Web Programmer." There are a lot of topics to programming you should know not covered here. Like graphs, chip architecture, threads, memory management, etc. These aren't "advanced" topics. They should be something every programmer should be aware of, and done some small exercise or project with.
I am a student of accounting i have been doing binary trading for the past 6 months and i've come to understand that its type of algorithm if i graps it I'll be able to win every trade
List of topics :- HTML DOM CSS JS Server OS Backend programming languages Databases HTTP Web servers software Backend Framework Frontend Framework SSR Mobile application Cross platform mobile application Build tools Version control IDE git repositories REST API Specialized languages Containerisation RDBMS NOSQL In-memory DB Websockets SSH Object storage CDN's Load balancer queues & task worker Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery Infrastructure as a code
