So intuitive! Something that puzzled me for a long time is how most of operational data get dumped in the bin because of cost reasons. Only around 5% is kept and sent to a data warehouse for batch analytics via a complex ETL/ELT process (Complexity, consistency and cost issue). So much insights are wasted IMO. Now that Kafka has the ability to store data forever for cheap (cold storage), we are seeing a convergence happening between the operational and analytical world where the idea is to bring analysts where the data was ingested (so Kafka as the source). This new approach led by the likes of Confluent's Tableflow and Streambased opens up a much greater volume of data and new data sources. This is where the future of analytics is heading to!

Captivating, Informative and well explained

WOW. Best video on the subject I’ve ever seen

Not convinced that the rpc definition is correct.

Great work done by the team who has made this video. Very informative.

Great video. Thank you so much

Thanks, learning something new!

Awesome!!!!!

This was exactly what I was looking for and needed. So useful. Thank you

I think, for Fuel cost right now in 40% of total cost

"discredited waterfall model" I stopped listening after that. Agile promised everything and turned into micromanagement in the real world. Luckily it's dying out.

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If I've watched this yesterday morning, I would have nailed my trainee job interview in the afternoon. :D Amazing video! Thanks!

Is this the guy from ask game dev?

It would be great if you updated this material to 2024 addressing ML /AI . Thank you

Read the standish repeot about massive industry wide software delivery failures using the practices advocated in this video. Id suggest doing a video on Cynefin instead. Peoduct development is uncertain and modern sodtware is highly complex and documentation is immeditely out of date. When your planned product with roadmaps gets in front of users it will be a failure because its wrong more far often than not. We need to build adaptive architectures for adaptive products for teams to learn what the right thing to build is. Thats a radically different to what is being proposed here which is hust waterfall. Roadmaps are waterfall

This video is amazing! I really understood what is Machine Learning. Keep it going!!🖤

Best videos ever!!

This is the best video on this topic! Kudos

what an amazing video, well done!

damnnn you explain every things so clearly and easily to enderstand and help me a lot ( started learn data engineer )

I love the framing using Rick and Morty

...Then, in the end, instead of reading the documentation I had written, people always came asking me directly. Moreover, a new version of the project started with another UI + new OO technology (previously only functional programming), no one had even the idea, nor to read the docs, neither to ask me how things had been done previously. Meanwhile a few colleagues and I were maintaining the old app, because we were more valuable for getting money from clients, that financed investments. So the new team encountered the same problems and made even bigger mistakes. Later, one forgotten feature revealed mandatory. I gave them the doc, applied a few modifications to make the feature work (parameters basically) that took me less than a day. And the rest required them 3 or 4 months of development to get the UI + OO to work. Too bad. Doc is nothing. Keeping memory in an active state is crucial. You simply cannot keep up with the doc when constantly working in a hurry. And most human people are lazy when it comes to search and even read the docs. Talking and learning from people who know is not as bad a solution. It is the way I had learned how the older older software was functioning. Except I incrementally kept things in my memory. Oh, and for fundamental complex dynamic features, you simply cannot learn them in one time/one doc. You need multiple "courses", each next one explaining that the previous one was not fully accurate. Imagine changing a thing in those features and all consequences on the docs...

I thought one of the core tenants of agile is "communication over documentation".

Perfect video honestly! Thank you so much.

Love the form! 👍🏻

Ehhh i know a lot of people love agile, but almost everyone says they do it and doesn't actually follow what agile is. They more so mirror everything else except agile

really nice video with tons of valuable information plus good editing

The only issue I have is that is OTA have no say in commissions they get by selling airline tickets and deals then why should they adopt NDC and move away from years of work they have done with GDS. They have a working model in place and change is always disruptive. Where is the compelling reason to move? There seems to be a lot of things not to like for an OTA moving to NDC even so the eventuality of moving to that standard is obvious. Till then API driven GDS model trumps NDC..

Wow I never watched such an intuitive video before, The Visuals are top notch and the explanation, I can't begin to say anything at all you made such a complex topic so simple with perfect examples. Thank you so much for this video. You just earned a subscriber. Keep up good work. ❤❤❤❤

Comprehensive and audio-visually pleasing explainer. I also appreciate citation and description for every chunk of information that was presented. Storytelling framework of Rick and Morty was delightful and can be utilize more efficiently in the future episodes. Memory that already exist in mind of audience is tangible and can be used as attachment to new information throughout whole episodes. Thank you AltexSoft team that worked on this ep.

Everyone hates Agile now.

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super! really a work of art. great video!

guys, wanna develop a documentation for my app?

"20 years later, this thinking changed." Wait, what? Waterfall was abandoned for agile methods way before 2001. Even in the 1980s only idiots tried to plan everything upfront. Truth is, a bunch of jagoffs realized the dead obvious and came up with the Agile label and then greedy consultants swept in adding scrum and other nonsense to sell to gullible companies.

I felt the pain of going barely bare minimum software planning for my hobby team project. We went blind into everything and I felt that a week long implementation that I did could be torn down next day because we have no idea if its going to even work with current setup. I wish I could have a experienced dev making the Big Picture of how all components will fit and what we need.

No. Lies. Not cheap, no place, nor wifi. Rude staff. Stinking passengers.

Love ur video ❤❤❤

Very annoying form Be professional please

so when i have acces to a gds like amadeus i still cant book flights for my clients? ill have to ask the airlines permission one by one and then i can book the flights?

Amazing video great content unbelievable for such more views amazing explanation❤

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Thanks for this video! It's incredibly helpful, especially for those who are just beginning their journey. Our QA team also created a great video for QA, where we collected the software testing trends for 2024 on our channel

Thank you for this amazing video.

Most airlines have not fine tuned NDC...lot of limitations in it ..specially when it comes schedule changing .. Different airlines have different NDC platforms for us travel agents to learn all these n to keep the passwords in mind is tough. Airlines still use gds based system staff doesn't know about ndc as they are not using.when travel agents calls for help they refer us to their help portals. To tell the truth we travel agents just doesn't have time to go to this extent as clients need fast answers.

Thank you

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great video❤.....I will replace spark with Apache Flink in 2024 in a pipeline

hahahaha, at lease Elon is billionaire. while you, still content creator thru youtube and consultancy job, you havent reached 1billion worth