I wanna see a tutorial on how things were before react Sh

Dude gives really good advice. Im a mechanic, as my day job anyway, and if I had heard this message when I was going through school for my certifications... well, I think I would have been happier at least.

Honeypot (aka $hityPod) was the worst company treating people like books on a shelf. If you can't secure a job after two or three interviews, they simply never consider you again, don't even answer to your email. It is good they don't exist anymore.

Why is the audio so baddd

C++ is a lovely language, out of all i have played around with it is my favorite.

Goodbye Honeypot

It is so sad to hear that, Honeypot will be discontinued soon, this channel was so amazing, I watched all videos :(

Sad to see honeypot close shop ...End of an era 1 Jan 2025

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there is an easter egg at 1:05:58, after the speaker says "like button" the like button glows.

As soon as he took off that hat, I thought there for a second, this dude is Johnny Sins. Basically, playing a role of name Jeff, the programmer and aka Fireship.

The truth is JavaScript is not going anywhere. It costs so much for enterprises that have adopted this language for decades.

Love the nuanced pragmatic take on this! It's amazing how many people just jump on the bandwagon, you must have this technology, you must have this architecture without a fundamental understanding of why that may or may not be a good approach.

i spent my 36 of life doing all the happy things in the world. while slowly learning programming. im a computer programming student mainly game development. i did some games. but i never really got serious to it. i only spend around 20 hours in a week. but once i get 40 years old. i will spend 90% of my time in coding until i die or cannot move anymore.

best life advice is: don't use C++, use Pascal (ObjectPascal) instead

"[...] and I trusted him". Imagine that would actually be the case in companies.

Guys where are you ???

wasnt it mehanical pc

Great analysis, thank you! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

Ryan Dahl, Anthony Fu, Evan You are my coding life Hero

GOOD

People spend literal decades learning C++ and still don't know everything. The true 'experts' in C++ are people like the standards committee (Herb Sutter etc.) and Stroustrup himself. It's a beast of a language and it keeps changing and evolving. Don't break your back trying to learn it because you will never learn everything.

pls remaster the audio

We love honeypot

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In other words, dont just specialize yourself to nothing. Build things with what you know already. And go outside have some fun once in a while.

The editing is kinda funny, but thanks for the informative biography

I like that you need to communicate your ideas, I think that One of the best things to do is to find 2-3 people that is the same set of mind same as you and communicate together, solve problems and share ideas, And even develop ideas together, It would drive you and them as a TEAM. Thank you!

0:03 *Stroustrup

🎉🎉🎉

Real talk

This made me interested to learn C++

you are a liar and theif! you stole money from so many companies the ftc will come after you

great work Ryan and teams

I wrote my firs node js app today, thank you guys

as the era of web applications is coming to an end, Javascript will eventually be left behind. That is my prediction.

CS the inkwell den.😂

please seport

Wisdom!

Крипта - цифровое золото!

Now I have a name for my Ai server I just built.

It gives me tears, Thanks for this amazing Documentary

Advice from the creator of C++ : "Just stay away from C++"

Actually, React and similar sht is main reason I am moving from web dev anywhere else ...

React is overcomplicated sht adding another mess to web development. Not thank you - yes, I do not work with React but have to deal with that sht because every child creates fng components everywhere

"don't specialize" - that works in IT but now you need papers for everything - I've burned out as a (successful) programmer, then changed career completely only to find out how heavily overregulated every other field of industry is - you can learn it, you can do it as a hobby (even that is already being quickly regulated away from existence), but dare to make money without having a frikkin paper from a university and a bunch of trainings, $10 000 each... the times of garage companies are over - today you have to go full punk or pay a small fortune and years of your life just to start doing what you love - this fills me with deep resentment - and don't forget that even if you do it and are successful, the state will want a cut, over 60% of what you make... despite it never helped you, quite contrary ... how lovely

Stay funny, or else!

A programming language is a racist. It dictates the syntax and the semantic subtleties. There are approaches like Intentional programming or just LISP that are provide a framework for incorporating and integrating all kind of ways to express how your system should be and work. So we have to rediscover and to revise and improve these approaches.

How can someone who can't comb their own hair give advice to others?

mistakes ... npm and allowing ~ and ^ dependency versioning oh and a copy of dependency for each project rather than a central local repo