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Great advice to create content first and then connect with others for help. This issue isn't mentorship it's simply how you mentor. There's also a gray area where even top devs ask other devs how they solved an issue, which both Evan You and Ryan Carniato have spoken about. The response should not be "go solve it on your own". As with everything there's a balance. If most devs spent an hour a week mentoring less experienced devs the industry would be much stronger and the cost would be minimal.

Make a video explaining why did you make t3stack structure works this way, smth like a crash course. Also why did you kick the CAT OUT!!?

Please be my personal shopper

I don't know if I am doing something wrong but when I write applications with little state management and state sharing, I tent to use the data layer api in react router.

yo im struggling with this.. pulls out RegEx selector.

7:54 array does not have any advantages over object in case of using 2 and more actions

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if you are looking to become mentored, where should you look?

You should be thankful to the real creator of the technology Miguel Nicolelis! Elon Musk is a great marketer but Miguel Nicolelis did much more 20 years AGO!

Ugh why didn't they just use react native for those menus? Using the DOM for a native app almost never makes sense. The DOM is great for remote access to and streaming UI, but if you have a locally installed app it's way too bloated and bogged down by an immense feature set you just aren't using there. There are some exceptions like VSCode since using web tech allows incredible extensibility and a wider pool of plugin authors. But now they decided to just heavily optimize their DOM menus?

You focus a lot on technical mentorship in this video. I think the most useful mentors for engineers however are non-technical mentors. Experienced engineers and leaders that can help you navigate and learn corporate environments, „soft skills“, planning, organization, building momentum, arguing convincingly, motivating people, etc. At higher seniority these skills become increasingly more important and many engineers do not spend a lot of time building and practicing them throughout their career. And valuable resources are scarce. Mentorship can be very useful in those areas.

Bro's got to lay off the meth

Next.js app router is cancer for dynamic nested routing.

I prefer remix over next.js. aside from troubleshooting, it's better and noticably faster.

Don't understand why anyone would want a 'mentor' in software development. It's the one field where a single other person's opinion is utterly irrelevant, and where doing your own research to find the right solution is the absolute most important. If you're too dumb to be able to do that yourself you should switch careers, and if that's something your mentor is helping you with you're missing out on learning yourself. If your mentor doesn't help you with that, they're completely useless. A mentor in this case only serves one person; boosting the mentor's ego and providing biased single-source information to the mentee. Just do your own thing

Great stuff as always. I think I understand much better now. The streams and Discord are the standing around the water cooler talking about tech. Where we as a community celebrate wins, laugh about fun stuff, and learn from each other. They are where we community together. And we have to go build and struggle so we can come back to our community with our wins and struggles and memes. Thanks again, Theo. And thanks to everyone else who’s here.

most important piece here IMO: "you gotta show you put the effort in"

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Thank you for checking out next-typesafe-url that day so long ago I will forever be grateful

You use mutation example is wrong though, why are you invalidating inside the mutation function?

jfc I am SCREAMING. The underlying reason has been completely missed. The reason some elements are 'self closing' is because they are REPLACED elements with no content added in the document. There's nothing to put 'inside' the element, the browser or reference adds the content at render. There are only very few of these. All other elements contain content or other elements, so the require closing tags. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

Anybody know, what tools Theo uses to make flow chart/diagram like in the video? TIA

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Is "I want to run Luajit on a Nintendo 64" a good goal? Genuinely looking for feedback here.

Where do we apply to have you be our mentor?

They could have just used YUI. Come on Microsoft.

This is hilarious because they make .Net and .Net has been cross platform for 6+ years.

can i pls

You are your mentor like any other content creator. I love how it's easy to get quality tips about how we should do something and filter about what work for me. Thank you for your work !

If you want mentorship or advice from specific big tech (Google, Meta etc) people there's always adplist which is completely free. They're generally higher or aspiring higher levels who want to build more of their soft skills with the mentoring. If you're aiming for more senior lvls, L5/6 (E5/6) or even staff+ there's a YC 22 company called Taro that can help

Suck overflow.

thanks

Theo’s Minecraft channel coming soon

the minecraft to dev pipeline is real

A hundred percent

I haven't really had a mentor either. At work, I have done some mentoring stuff by being open to co-workers asking questions and I would help explain things or say here's a good book. In this manner Theo's videos and the comments are similar.

i love react query, therefore i have to love this video now.

You don’t understand what a mentor is

Love the new title ;)

Great video!

"No, I won't mentor you" -> "I'm A Terrible Mentor"

More and more I have the impression that this guy has no idea what he is talking about.

Whenever I watch a theo video it's like having a coffee, my brain feels sharpend and de-rotted xD (maybe it's also cause he brainwashes us)

As someone who has been programming and failing for more about 12 years, I can't emphasize how true this video is. By failing, I start to learn not just how things works, but why it works that way. I had a period of time when I did have mentor, and during that period, the thing I build does works, but I don't know why I use more than half of what I implement in my code. I just know if I don't implement it, shit happens. And once the period is over, I am confused where should I find solution for new problem. I feel like an aquarium fish that suddenly freed to the ocean. So yes. please start building stuff, fail, and learn. Involve in the community, since most of the community members are more than willing to help. But do share what you want to build and where your problem is. In my opinion, the best way to learn is by getting your feet wet and start building a project, no matter how small it is

80% of your content should be ignored... because you always talk about stuff no one gives a F about. you talk about the news, the future then you use clickbait titles. I don't think I ever learn anything from your videos man. most of your content is: "X is bad", "I hate X framework", "look at this random tweet", etc why is there a dev youtuber who doesn't code in their video? probably because they make the most pointless content? sorry this is just my opinion, surely some people think you're entertaining, but in a time-wasting way.