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Good advice.

REBOL & Red = best. Javascript is crap. Crockford used REBOL to come up with JSON.

simple computing is missing

What doesn't help with the not being overspecialised thing is that jobs require x amount of years experience with a specific technology. It's just not feasible.

Ironically, his viewpoint the reason we have so much "crap" out there today. People get tired of working with the same tools and want to create a clever new tool. The cycle repeats.

Oh he is alive ❤❤❤❤ i never expect i will see him talking 😮😮😮

I hope that some here will offer their suggestions on what I should do. I (( admittedly )) have been buying books on Amazon just because the ratings were good, but now I'm stuck with books on: C++ Java Lisp VueJS JavaScript HTML / CSS Python and I'm FIFTY-TWO years old, and feel that time is running out :( What should I do? The best application that I ever made, IMO, was a blood pressure tracker (with graphs) that he stopped using long ago. That app used HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript and VueJS.

Oh, I have met these Microservices fanatics who impose this “modularity” on a team of 10 devs or less!

typeof null == 'object' ???

I dig these techies because they make such cool tech and are still so down- to-earth

I just learned about the awful narcissistic prick stealing and attacking you guys. Truly sad and despicable. Anyways, have you guys ever thought about going outside the soy fields and make docs on IDK, Systems/Game programming or anything that isn't just web related?

It's an exciting true history!

Na man you fucked us all.....

too much, too much. the language is bloated. there were thing that needed to be fixed that did not require so much additionally new symbol usage. it's as if the people are deciding every key on the keyboard should have a place in the syntax of the evolution of this language. int a = 5, int a{5}, are you telling me the benefit could not have been secured in the compiler. so the int a = 5, would perform the same as int a{5}. why allow any undefined activity not to be flagged as an error by the compiler? good grief. allowing undefined behaviors is the biggest cause of security holes in these languages. hey stop writing those bits and pieces books. start at a beginning and go to an end. complete the thought as well as the program. having part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, of a series is fine. but be concise, concise does not mean cryptic. to the authors out there, lol, you know the why is always valuable, how is valuable. when i'm reading an author's book, it should be as if the author is having a conversation with me, not a lecture, were in 50 mins class is over, and i have to use other resources for office hours, or ta mentorship. yes yes everybody has different writing styles. yes yes there are other books, (hey don't have unlimited money) but when you buy from the creator you are hoping to get the whole most complete story. and by conversation i don't mean tell me a joke, or about your flower garden, or some fight you had over a park in the parking lot. lol, lol, lol. there are enough words in the book already. lol, lol, lol. and no goto's, you know, where you jump to something that has not been introduced yet, but you tell me it well be just wait... on my, more words. if we will get there, let's keep moving. you don't have to announce we will get there.

Bro is calling birds while speaking 🦅

For Rails my recommendation for you 1. Increase the quality of the documentations as still some pages are shown as in progress for years. 2. Build something official railcasts so that more people will come. 3. Build more official high quality gems. Everyone likes rails but official learning resources are limited compared to other stacks. Also gems in git many of them are outdated.

thank you to all those who build nodejs..

GitHub documentry

The problem is that there are too little intelligent people and too many stupid morons in the tech industry and mostly the morons only care for money

O.O

Fan of DHH, I would say though it's not only organizational. Sometimes you need to break up an app because a part of your app might have a different workload expectation so it's helpful to split off that piece into it's own service. I'm not going to say microservice here because before microservices, SOA was already a thing. I spent quite a bit of time with AWS lambda and step functions, it's interesting if you want to be build a functional and reactive type system. Anyways, if you want to laugh a bit here's a biased video against microservices czcams.com/video/y8OnoxKotPQ/video.htmlsi=vXxe7DRnyP2BguPy

That tilde bitch just wants to show that Everything is about her. Ember does not matter at all. The video is just about TILDE

this guy is daydreaming

"Why we should stop shitting"

Software people - “so he’s telling me to learn an additional language?” Everyone else - “no he’s telling you to regularly switch your computer off and do something else”.

What he is missing is that using JavaScript does not mean you need to do all the work on the client, there is a thing called JavaScript on the server he might not have heard of it.

Who is this old guy?

Yep we could have OS that are actually memory safe, with no data leaking from process to other process, clean access .. (android is a bit like that but not quite). I'm pretty sure It will come one day just wait .. maybe this will put an end to os as we know it.

As always, as with any popular video related to programming, the comments are filled with smart-ass morons raving about a whole lot of nothing.

OO php tokenization of JavaScript is insanely powerful but if the web browser has an open library for client side scripts JavaScript is basically obsolete

What an incredibly interesting video! I brought React to my very first job early 2015, just before the first conference happened. I immediately loved the concepts, remember that Netflix loves React post, and seeing Jing Chen here really brings back so many memories because I absolutely loved the ideas behind Flux, and still do. It became my career! I brought React to two companies in Belgium before getting the surprise opportunity to work at Facebook myself. See Dan Abramov have dinner a few tables over in Rathbone. Talk to React core people in bootcamp in MPK. I no longer work at FB but still use React daily, coming up on 10 years now, so I can only be thankful and happy to have made the jump relatively early! Thanks for the documentary!!

So what he’s trying to say is we need to use typescript and next.js

JS pays my bills. Sorry.

I agree with him but what is the alternative especially on frontend webdevelopment?

For a new language to be adopted it has to be significantly faster and do something new that the other can't.

OK. Let’s get you to bed grandpa

I am writing my frontend code in c# using webassembly

Bro just wants everyone to ditch their projects and start from scratch 😂

c++ turned to shit after 2011. Stick to c98/c14.

Your videos make me have more inspirations as a developer

Let's just go back to the C:> prompt and start over.

Beautiful!

I love javascript

I agree 👍

The audio compression artifacts are somewhere between giving an aesthetic and giving a headache.

Yeah, big organization and asymmetric deployment are only reasons for microservices, IMO.

OH KAY?

Hopefully people using even worse languages like python don't try to use this as reasons js sucks. Yeah, there is better stuff, but it's Go and Rust. Not python and pho