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So what I've always wanted to pivot towards anyways. Cool.

The visual quality of the video is woeful and unwatchable!

Sadly Devin is just smoke and mirrors. All those "Completing upwork tasks" is just something they wrote on their website/gave to shitposty blogposters. There is no actual proof of devin writing any production ready code for even the most simple of tasks. It still remains to be proven if we can ever get ANY software solution from an AI that goes past getting a singular Stackoverflow solution a bit faster than searching it myself. You guys should really get some more quality content on the channel - some person working in tech spouting what he's heard on the Internet isn't going to get you past a few thousand views a video.

you guys are two of my heroes and you dont even know it.

Where can i get full video?

Bs guy comment

I want a big neon logo like Brian has.

I'd swear this the the guy from Two and a Half Men.

Technical communication is what gave me the edge for my interview after Codesmith a few years ago! While I found some of the problems i encountered quite difficult, I always maintained clarity every step.

Thanks Helen, very kind & wise words

❤‍🔥 This was a fire talk!! thank you, love watching these insights

Something that Brian mention at Intro to React from FrontendMasters is that once you know how do we get here, you'll embrace complexity. And this goes also for the last part of this video when you discuss about Princeton grads and credentials and how that has been the way to show people on the industry, hey this person know it's stuff. The internet and the intention of the self-learners now shows that it's about attitude to learn to solve people problems. Keep it up and let's go.

my fav two guys!

I've taken notes of Brian, Will and Scott courses at FrontendMasters (Js hard parts in OOP & Async, React, React in Production, Databases, Node, API Design) and recording the learning experience here in my YT as a way to recognize my flaws especially communicating my own ideas, be precise and capable of solving client's problems. Shout out for making this and all the effort put in here 🙏

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Can i know who is the instructor ? He is brilliant !

Well done 👑. This is very informing and inspiring.

Do you people actually have a mic in your keyboards?

4:38 journey

This talk was fantastic! Brandi went right into the big leagues of tech and has so much to share.

I wish this was available as an online course 😢

I am not from US. Can I apply too?

www.codesmith.io/future-code-nyc

Feel free to ask any questions in the comments!

Apply here: www.codesmith.io/future-code-nyc

Not the best solution

If you want to make this much better remove the first if statement and instead of returning Fizz or Buzz or FizzBuzz instead concatenate the strings together starting with if i%3=0 concatenate Fizz and i%5=0 concatenates Buzz. This allows you to optimize the code significantly saving redundant if statements

Thankyou for this.. Appreciated ❤

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Thank you thank you everyone who joined and was active in the chat - special shout out to - James (CTRI alum), Eleanor (PTRI alum)!

I'm not sure if its just me or something but i felt like i learned very little from this video. i just watched 1hr and 20 minutes of the class doing logic, I found very little explanation in any of the statements from the teacher, it's not a terrible video but I do believe it could be remade, also on a side note the only reason I understood most of this video is because I have spent a good bit of time learning other language's such as C++ and C# so I already have some knowledge here. So for a brand new learner this video would only confuse them if not maybe even stop their whole journey as a learner

25:55 content start

We need more courses from sir will sentance like hard parts of javascript interview 😅 on Frontend masters

Great song! :) a track to the max!

Still a 👍🏽in 2024

Keyboard name ?

If you need the links let us know, and will send it!

Fluent Icons by Miguel Solorio

Symbols by Miguel Solorio

Just sort and get the last element

THAT really is life as a software engineer

Randy?!

Give any js dev a syntax for making life easier will always misuse it

The example is showing the concept correctly, but the definition is not. A closure occurs when a function is CREATED in another function. The inner function can be stored somewhere and not necessarily returned. Similarly, functions being first class objects can be returned from a function, as a reference from somewhere else, in which case no closure is involved. So the statement "closure always occurs when a function returns a function" is not correct.

cout<<*max_element(arr.begin(), arr.end())<<endl;

bad audio quality