I totally agree with you, I am 45 yrs old, I wasted my time pursuing a college degree and now I have been unemployed for 11 months, I took several courses and certifications which taught me much better than college degree.

Amazing! Great summary and getting started video,

I gave this channel a chance, thinking I’d find insightful commentary or some fresh perspective, but what a colossal waste of time. This isn’t a content creator-it’s a glorified infomercial masquerading as a thought leader. The entire channel reeks of sponsored drivel, dressed up in fake authenticity to peddle whatever product they’ve been paid to promote that week. Watching their videos feels like being trapped in a 30-minute sales pitch where the only thing innovative is how shamelessly they insult the intelligence of their audience.

What annoys me is when a company lays off, they will on the same day post jobs for the positions they just eliminated.

i have a question. if a course has x hours of videos, how much time will typically take to complete the projects? i saw some course that has 50 hrs of videos and it sais that by average it takes 3 months to complete. its very discouraging

“Knowledge is power” has never been so wrong!

this was an amazing video, coming from a new grad I’ve been having coffees with senior devs and they’ve said very similar things

Like many others I learned stuff all useful from my CS degree - obscure languages , compiler theory , graph theory etc - all aimed at a research career. Fortunately I had small coding jobs during university and could actually fix ( a many times more required skill that architecting new apps) and build stuff . Like many other college trained developers I wouldnt have bothered with the wasted years and debt if I knew when I started what I did by the time I was looking for jobs. I thought unis had changed as they seemed to be offering more current technologies but got a teaching job a few years ago and - not really. Students are forced to learn java (not C) at least and they have 'funky' options in the latest fad languages to demonstrate currency but still mostly focus on generating computer scientists for cs departments and assume all coding jobs are for corporations or overfunded startups. I'd pass.

Oh man, now you might as well just call yourself Mr advertiser for whoever will pay me more. Every other video is you showing some product or company that paid you to make a video about them. I miss the old videos more

after u mention union, i know you have no idea you are talking about. Union is fundamental part of any project.

This is how all intro tutorials should be. Fundamental justification, the most basic components and how they are naturally useful, and also a quick peak at where to find more documentation for if you decide to deploy at scale. Thank you, subbed.

Event Modeling, Event Storming, DDD.....

Interesting, but according to Rich Gilbert, you don’t get promoted simply by "helping" the team-it happens because someone else decides to promote you.

KZbin should stop paying for videos like this. What's the point? Most of these are just copy-paste content straight from the official documentation.

Using the AWS cloud view isn't free.

Bullshit 😂😂

pls how do i save the changes that i make to the EC2 instance before typing the command "terraform apply ", because everytime i click ctrl + S, it doesn't work, pls i really need help

if you desicate your channel to api , automations for llms and ai agents

I have the theatre example problem. The things I'm passionate about in combination with the things I'm good at don't have a market. So what do we do then?

Educative 😊

Not the topic of the video at all, but this is the first video I saw of yours, and I might say the background lighting and color are just perfect dude, you nailed it

This is brilliant!! That article spells it out brilliantly

Hello! Could you please give me some advice? I am 17 years old now and two years ago I started learning programming to become a Java Software Engineer. I studied for about 1.6 years and then I was offered an internship on a real project. After three months of internship I was hired and now I work as a full-stack developer. Could you please advise whether it is worth spending a lot of time, effort and money to prepare for exams and enter a university? In our country, from the age of 17 you have to decide whether to go to university or not.

Why am i watching this after my College ? i did Geology

i had to suffer the consequences of being a mediocre dev in order to want to be exceptional.

Interesting Tool, Need to do some hands on!

thanks for the video, very informative.

Hello @TravisMedia, I like how you go into details deep on things. I was wondering can you update us into new video, the way forward, how to pass AWS Solutions Architect in 2025 please ? 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

You can tell which category all the cynical people in the comments fall into 😅

11:44 ??? QUES MR TRAV. DO YOU THINK ITS POSSIBLE TO STILL GET CONSISTENT WORK DOING THIS SAME THING WITH WORD PRESS ???

To be honest. I'm 34, and I did many kinds of jobs in my life. I was a bank customer service, sales manager, construction, software developer, had own business, one of my hobbies is acting, and sometimes I also make money as an actor, but since one year ago I've been trying to figure out where I need to go to succeed? How can I stay in an industry for a long time? And understood I'm stuck. I don't know. Seems like I can do many things and at the same time nothing really

I am 36 and not professional in anything,,graduated from Msc electronic engineering and worked for 3 years but was not good enough i quetta,,i know english language worked in commercial section for 1 year,,now i unemployed,,what should I do?!!!

This is the exact video I was looking for. Creating everything from scratch. Awesome!

UPDATE for "copydir" is actually "copypath" guys

Your company almost certainly won't keep up with market value; many will straight lie to you i.e. churn and burn. Learn skills that are valuable across the industry and start applying every 3-4 years. Anything else is gambling and the house is rigged.

awesome video! amazing how useful 5-10mins of info can be!

very useful video , i am hr manager in france and need to understand the difference between developper and devops for the hiring process, this video explains pretty well the difference

It is true that you have to look beyond the task your given and look at improving how you solve problems and improving how your team works. If your suffering from PTSD when it comes to confrentation and challenging the status quoa, then rethink that should be your area of focus. Once your built up again, you can keep moving forward.

OMG! Finally someone had the same idea as I did. You mean don’t change hundreds of millions or lines of c++ to this stupid rust language?

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It’s a curse

Im more the number two but never realized this.

I'm not a Dev but i already do some of the stuff thats mentioned as i build automation tools for my team to help them work more efficiently and reduce human error and manual work. I work primarly as Sr. Field Tech but i'm the only my guy on my entire Desktop Support team that acts as an automation engineer and supports linux. You sort of have to be a unicorn these days do above and beyond to get noticed.

Has AI improved businesses?...it still takes a bank weeks to clear a check..its all a major scam.

The Rust guys should have worked on adding memory "safety" and all that other stuff to C/C++ in the first place. There are too many languages and most of them are useless (Python, Java, JavaScript). Btw, you can already write very safe code in C/C++ if you know what you're doing. Also Rust is not really safe, the low level libraries are littered with unsafe code and the programmer can opt out of safety, sometimes he has to.

you can be self taught in those areas as well. It's up to you to learn those things.

Thank you so much :)

Posting are full of ghost jobs

Performance indeed.

-PASSION -PROFICIENCY -PROFITABILITY PASSION Ask people What do you love doing Something you feel you love Something you love to do so much you can do it for free. PROFICIENCY Are you good at it? Do you learn it easily. Can you get ceritified ? PROFITABILITY Can it be turned into a profitable venture. Can there be a good/product or service (or both) from this passionate activity.