these sounds effects are highly distracting and annoying a f. unwatcheable for me, sadly.

I was stuck in the famous tutorial hell and I changed my perspective to what you always say, just learn the basics and try to create something, the feeling of discovery when solving problems, even small ones is incredible, thanks for the tips

Thanks a lot

Thanks, this is the first out of many videos which I was able to relate to and got few good project ideas, to solve my current small problems.

Again, back with amazing content 👍

Here are some essential skills you should master if you want to lead a team. I have worked for about 15 years creating e-commerce systems, and this is what I've learned: Integration and Architecture: You need to integrate a CMS (sometimes done by another company), an ERP like SAP, and other necessary data sources. Choose an architecture and frameworks, and create a software design that meets the client's special needs. Ensure you create an API that is easy to use, adaptable, extendable, testable, and decouple the data sources you integrate from you code. Layered Design: Prepare layers for the different roles in the team. Use patterns and concepts like data abstraction, encapsulation, and inheritance to create easy-to-use APIs/clients. This ensures that a frontend designer can access and update data as needed with well-defined services, methods, and data objects that are understandable without lengthy explanations. Clean coding practices with some rules help in this regard. Team Efficiency: If done right, each team member can work without disturbing others. It's also crucial to manage the repository and build files that gather all dependencies and start the running environment. With proper management, bugs and change requests are easy to handle. For instance, if a client wants to change how a customer's name is labeled, you need to change it only once, even if the name is displayed in many places. After fixing a bug, it should stay fixed without creating new ones. Adding new features should not be a big deal; you might need to define different parts in the same manner or reuse/expand existing classes. Take care not write code that has not to much dependencies. Client Communication and Project Planning: If the project size is manageable, communicate with the client to create a project plan, for instance, using Jira to create sprints. You have many other responsibilities, like communicating with the client's stakeholders to ensure the product meets their needs. Check that all team members can work effectively, review their work, and explain problems if something is not good. For example, if a Frontend developer copies the same code multiple times, explain why this is bad for change management or debugging, happens to often .... The good thing about this work is that it doesn't feel like work because there's always something new to learn. My goal is to build quality software, which I see as a form of art.

for anyone wondering about the guy who scraped LinkedIn data: Luke Barrousse - "Building a bot to scrape job data"

Will this bootcamp prepare me to use Python for data analysis at work?

I have a question:in computer science should learn first data structure or ?

ZeroToMastery, Internet Made Coder and now course careers, I am even more confused now.

IM here because all the jobs in my city ALL of A SUDDEN want JAVA! omg

There's a person outside at 10:00

THIS ADVICE IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR SINCE LAST YEAR! THANKYOU SO MUCH

It took me about half a year to fix scrolling issues of this crazy mega-super-poopper mouse

corperate will go for cheap labours, remember. Its not your flaut. you can try as hard as you can , complete ton of course as you can but you lose to the labour price, man.

It doesn't matter pick one get good at it, then pick the other one up after. You'll probably have to anyway.

Awesome

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bro fighting for his life to pronounce "algorithms"

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here are things that i learned on my own! 1 i already knew not to short name variables instead i always named them based off of what they do cuz i never liked people actually naming them short 2 i was repeating myself in code until i found out or realized that i could use the for i in range or for item in items for loop! 3 for cleaner code! if something i write works!? then i will keep it that way until i figure out or discover a shorter better way to write it! like for example the for loop or for i in range! and ill go and change it! 4 for the weird names that look like people just hit there keys! i never name my variables like this cuz i find it weird or hard to understand! i always believed in being descriptive when it comes to naming stuff

Is it still worth to learn Code?

DOES NOT WORK FOR ME: unable to get local issuer certificate (_ssl.c:997)> ALSO, at some places in the video the code typed is obscures by the presenter's image of himself.

awesome!

Precisely today that I watched this video starts the 2024 session... so I mindlessly enrolled.

Thanks for the informative video. Can You please tell me some programs in this video. I am wondering about the program that You used in the part where You explained the Tesla car class in object oriented programming (time 4:50) and the white arrow above the code (time 6:12). What programs did You use and what is the programming platform with all the nice code highlighting? Thank You! :)

Step 1: learn how to code, and find valuable educational books about a language Step 2: understand how computers actually work, and take course if you want Step 3: take course on a specific field (web programming for example)

I learned more than the video in comments section 😂

Could I follow along without having any experience? I have a iMac and MacBook I don’t even understand yet how the files work and where to upload them on my MacBook and how the library works

A lot of personal opinions. I respect that, agreeing or not 🙂.. But remember fact checking, he he... Java in 1991.. Not really, he he.. The first public release of Java was May 23, 1995, as an alpha available only on Sun Microsystem's Solaris operating system, a year before JDK 1.0 was released..

can you please tale me what kinds of programming language you used for Backend

non of them work. terrible

We need mre like this❤

Best videos to fallow along .😊

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Is it possible to make the ytDownloader to only download the mp3 files?

Hello, it's your boot camp class Is life time access?

I’m sorry but except for number 3, and maybe number 2, none of these are automations, they’re just programs. I’ve seen other videos from you, and you keep using the word automation and your viewers are misled, especially those who are beginners. I know you get more views by using cool words like “automations” instead of boring “programs” but you’re doing more harm than good.

4:50 The AI was clearly unable to process your request and here you are saying it will like others, and then you scroll up in the next scene acting like it never happened lol

Hello, I looked through your websites and I am unable to find a way to contact you, so I will post it here. There are a few typos in the Python course found via the link in your video. I am for sure interested in checking it out, however typos/grammatical will quickly make people question the validity of a source. Please feel free to delete this comment after you see it!

Sir Big Fan!

I love python. You can do almost anything with python. The only thing is, when it comes to web related stuff, it would be best to use javascript just because it's the web default. If you can use both together, then that right there is pro.

I watch this before learn Data structure in Next semester your give good way I understood from your video

Please talk about cybersecurity roadmap. Please talk about everything like the courses you need, how to read the courses, companies to apply for, internships, etc ....

What's your GitHub?

esse meme é brasileiro 😂

Back in the early 2000's all the big tech companies were hiring people who they thought would be their competition . It's a hell of a lot cheaper to have the young software engineer at your company for 300K a year than to buy out his company at 5 billion dollars. But now so many people code and most of them are average at best that they don't really bring value to the company they work for . For example all those women who made a day in the life working at a tech company. Those women told on themselves showing that they barely did any work the whole day and mainly just hung out ,having a 5 hour lunch break.

I love the video! However, my OCD goes haywire thanks to the misaligned pictures on the wall XD

Me copy paste beginner python programmer

The University of michigan course for python is paid on coursera. Is this because I'm based in India?