Very well done , thank you

appreciate. thx

UiPath Document OCR: Request CorrelationId: 3d87458a-768d-4b20-9b4f-b743730b3a96 Request PredictionId: Error performing OCR: Server response: Invalid API key specified Error:UiPathOCRInvalidApiKey CF-RAY: . AppId: i have followed but getting above error, how to resolve it can u plz help me

You're the best McKenzie

thank you for sharing your knoladge 🙌! could you share an image that illustrate the servers infra? I mean, I understand that there are 3 servers, is that correct? In which server you made the configuration?

Thank you so much. Tried lots of videos but was able to learn from yours. God bless you.

SOURCE!

Thanks. I was adding the entire path from my C: drive. I wonder if I can add the .gitignore file. I will try and see.

Loved this! Thank you!

Awesome tutorial Cameron, I've watched it several times now and it has helped me immensely. Do you think you could do a "Part 2", building on what you taught here, to teach the viewer how to use SourceTree with BitBucket to create a staging and live server for their end product? Many thanks in advance.

why does this video only have 42 likes and less than a billion views????????????????????????

very helpful. thank you!

Amazingly Brilliant explanation on git reset and git revert, and the difference between the two. my gratitude to you. much appreciated !! Mathew. K from Colorado

I can't thank you enough for your tutorials. This was super helpful. I haven't worked much with SOAP based web services. But I also heard there was a WSDL first approach. Do you have a preference of one over the other.

Hey man, approaches your video but unfortunately it’s not technically accurate. Index contains not just modified or new files. It contains ALL files that go into next commit. You don’t have to explicitly add unmodified files since by default index starts out matching previous commit. This explains why you have to remove a file from index if you don’t want it to be part of next commit. (Removing from working directory does nothing as far as git is concerned.) Also, when you add a file to index, git does much more than just record its pathname. It creates an internal copy of the file (a so-called blob), and it is that copy that the index references. This explains why modified files have to be re-added to index (even though their pathname is already in the index).

This is very useful. The example given helps to understand it better

W

This helped me out so much with the docker creation! Thank you very much!

Thanks for this ❤❤. ChatGPT tells the "best jokes" 🤢

you are a life saver sir.

Great explanation as always!

Cool trick with adding up the chars. Great video

Thank you so much, I was starting to lose my mind.

Will I be able to use github action for Blockchain Development.

Thank you so much for explaining git push --force, I couldn't work out why my git reset --hard wouldn't work until watching this video!

Thanks a lot. i was using git for years but finally understood it properly.

best explaination

I'm definitely gonna subscribe to your channel, you made my day

Do i need to have pro version to use this? i am getting following error: openai.NotFoundError: Error code: 404 - {'error': {'message': 'The model `gpt-4o` does not exist or you do not have access to it.', 'type': 'invalid_request_error', 'param': None, 'code': 'model_not_found'}}

Estava preso nessa configuração, muito obrigado por sua explicação !!

Thanks for the video

I still can't solve the error

excellent video !!!!! thank you

I've used this tutorial at least 3 times. Such a useful video. Thanks mate!

I've been relearning java spring/springboot at the moment and realized I severely lacked depth. I find your channel very informative and clear compared to others but I still get confused how things work. Putting down here in points my understanding from the video: 1. Spring/Spring is the framework that has IoC container and use DI to manage dependencies. 2. If there are class A with dependency of class B, the framework will initialize class A and class B at the same time, ignoring the dependencies and then only supplies the dependency via DI at runtime?

You know someone is an expert when it can translate a complex process into a multiple simplified steps. You sir are an amazing teacher and expert. Helped me a lot with this real scenario and not just theory. Thanks !!!

like the way hand on and not theory, easy understand and follow. On some reference, someone told us to git clone with --bare, still not get it, but here you suggest simple way to utilize worktree, Thx

Nice video, I was hoping to add Swagger to a project I am currently working on, but, was not that simple, added the same dependency and Swagger just give me a pestore docs, gave up as soon as I saw it 😂

Will this add as a new commit.. Or the changes will automatically updated in present commit

2 years later and you're still saving lives sir. You are an absolute rock*, thank you thank you thank you. Hours, I've been on this.

Great video! Short and concise, helped me understand the concept. Thank you 👍

hey! I emailed you to ask you something! if you have free time please take a look, thank you :D

Too good.

Beautiful mate great video

thank you

Crazy, I have been doing this all wrong. I memorize all my API keys and commit them to GitHub. Great tutorial.

Thanks for this video ❤🎉

But they will be billed separatelyly

Cool video!