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Thank you for your comment and for sharing your perspective! You’re absolutely right that PHP offers MVC frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, and others, which make it easy to implement the MVC design pattern. Similarly, Node.js can also be used with frameworks such as Express, which allows developers to structure their applications in an MVC style. Our video aimed to provide a general comparison between Node.js and PHP, but we appreciate your feedback and will make sure to dive deeper into aspects like MVC and OOP in a future video.

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Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s true that many developers rely on libraries and frameworks to handle complex tasks like establishing TCP connections or working outside of HTTP, and that's often because these tools are designed to simplify development and improve productivity. While not every developer needs to work at the protocol level, understanding the fundamentals of networking is definitely valuable. We appreciate your comment and will consider exploring more low-level topics in future content.

Thank you for sharing your perspective! Kotlin indeed brings a more modern and expressive approach, especially in Android development, while Java remains deeply rooted in enterprise solutions. C# has certainly made impressive strides in language features and tooling, offering strong competition in the enterprise space. It's great to see discussions around how these languages evolve and fit different development needs. Appreciate your insights!

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Hi! It depends on the job you're targeting. PostgreSQL is a powerful relational database that's widely used in industries where structured data and complex queries are important. It's often preferred for positions in data engineering, back-end development, and systems where data integrity is crucial. MongoDB, on the other hand, is a NoSQL database that excels in handling large volumes of unstructured data, making it a great choice for modern web applications, real-time data, and big data environments. It's popular in start-ups and tech companies that prioritize flexibility and scalability. If you're aiming for positions in companies that work with large, structured datasets, PostgreSQL might be more relevant. But if you're looking at roles in modern web development, data science, or big data, MongoDB could be a better choice.

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It’s understandable to be skeptical, but AI in trading is actually a rapidly growing field

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Thank you for sharing your perspective! While we understand that edge computing can sometimes be seen as adding complexity or challenges, it's also a technology that offers significant advantages, such as reduced latency, improved data privacy, and better bandwidth utilization. Of course, like any technology, it requires thoughtful implementation to avoid becoming a source of technical debt.

Thank you for sharing your journey and insights into CodeIgniter, Laravel, and Symfony! It's fascinating to hear how you've explored each framework and formed such a detailed perspective. Symfony's focus on good OOP practices, flexibility, and suitability for large projects is indeed one of its strongest selling points, and it's great to see it recognized here. Laravel's popularity and ecosystem have certainly made it a go-to for rapid development and prototyping, while also sparking debate about its approach to the PHP landscape. Each framework definitely has its strengths and use cases, and your breakdown highlights those trade-offs well.

Someone who creates or issues new cryptocurrency units is typically called a 'crypto issuer' or 'token issuer'. If they are designing the blockchain itself, they might also be referred to as a 'blockchain developer' or 'cryptocurrency creator'.

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You cant go wrong with Django, I have multiple sites built with Django + wagtail

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@@Jelvix it's a pleasure of mine, you're so much welcome

Yes, Node.js can be used as an alternative to Python, depending on the use case :)

We can see you prefer Java 😅

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Hi! You need to set clear goals and choose the right programming language first!

@Jelvix so how do I choose the right programming language

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@@Jelvix What are you talking about, "We will take it into consideration"? Who are you referring to when you use the term, "We"? A reasonable question don't you think, given the brevity or your response (Although I shudder to call it a response). And what, precisely will you take into consideration, and how? Do you, and your friends intend to alter the structure of the Universe in order to, some how modify, Universal Constants, and if so, which Universal constants will be the primary focus of your considerations that might impact on my comment? Furthermore, do you and your friends intend to alter the structure of the Universe, or just you alone? In either case, by want means, and what indications must I look out for? Or do you struggle to cobble together two consecutive sentences and say or write, the first thing you can "think" of that sounds, to you authoritative, or mysterious , perhaps?