His style and his natural understanding of the topic are such and inspiration for me!

best video ever !! (i also like python)

Nice vid. ps change your fire alarm battery

I look forward to making infinite useEffect loops in React in WASM in Rust.

Here from The Odin Project. This is great content. Thank you Mr. Harris.

what are suitable core competences should a PM acquire?

the asker does not know what he is asking, plans are wishful, subproblems are interdependent

that live server is made by my friend in college

Oh my god! The moment he said the controller button layout can be stored as a single byte, I finally got how those videos of arbitrary code execution on NES work!

Thanks i think this video is great, BUT you miss one essential point for me because i'm dyslexic so i give it to you : Point 11 : You must love work on TEXT and learn a new language ! Coding is like learning a new language, it's a 100% TEXTUAL work, reading, writing, spelling, learn new word, learn new syntax, etc etc. This point is why i hate so mutch coding because i hate read and write. It's burn my dyslexic brain !

1 Doubt I have in this video. Why 'read literature' is a milestone?

Best part in terms of how to debug is "to not have bugs", lol. So true. Several factors are responsible for creating bugs in the first place... Poor planning even though it doesn't require that much effort. A basic game plan will do. Other factors include not testing code as it's written. Not using a modular approach. And not paying attention to details. Those things will always get you in trouble.

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Gray hair doesn't mean senior . They may be junior developers .

TOP brought me here, glad it did tho :)

Collaboration is encouraged among employees at technology organisations due to research showing that groups generate ideas more quickly, are more productive, are able to identify errors sooner, and solve problems more effectively.

If blockchain reduce corruption why moustly corruptions take money in bitcoin?

How do I get the soft copy of this lecture

I've done too many comments just to say I do have a genuine interest in graph data models, I just feel unnecessary to refer to misunderstandings of what the relational data model is like SQL databases to make the case of graph data modelling. If the video was using SQL database every time it mentions relational data model instead it would be much more precise.

It's very important to have in mind that the slowness of current available SQL databases (none of them are actual implementations of the relational data model, please refer to at least Fabian Pascal, C.J.Date and David McGoveran) has nothing to to with features of the relational datamodel itself. How does a graph is stored in a computer? A computer does not stores nodes and edges, these are abstractios, the same way a relation or other things like tables are abstractions. All these abstractions can be represented in computer memory in various physical ways. As I mentioned before a table abstraction or also a matrix abstraction can represent a graph. SQL is not synonym of relational data model which is an application of first order predicate logic. T. Codd thought about using second order logic but as the person in the video mentioned simplicity is to be preferred. And again a data model without constraints is not a data model but simply data. A database might be backed by a data model or not. Most databases unfortunately are not support by proper data models as formal systems. A key value data base has no data model but a syntactical abstraction for representing data. It makes no guarantees on the semantic consistency of your data, therefore you can not safely rely 100%of the time on the inferences you derive of such databases. A graph is a methematical construct. A graph data model is not the same as a graph. And a graph database management system should not store graphs but a graph data model.

A constraint in a data model is not something that "won't work" as in the example given of the foreign key but an element of a data model that is there to guarantee that the semantics associated to the data (is socially assigned meaning) is preserved when it's formalized in a logical system to be computerized. That is a constraint is not a problem but a necessary feature of any data model that want to oreserve semantics, the information carried by data as semantic content.

Relationships are not only represented by foreign keys in a relational data model. You see a relation is a set of tuples (not a ledger). For instance {(a, b)} relates the values a and b. If you call this relation "son of" you have a graph representation for the relationship a son of b 😂.

Relationships are not only represented by foreign keys in a relational data model. You see a relation is a set of tuples (not a ledger). For instance {(a, b)} relates the values a and b. If you call this relation "son of" you have a graph representation for the relationship a son of b 😂.

A relational data model has relations (not tables rows and columns), constraints and operations applied to roations and the way data is physically stored is irrelevant for the model since any data model is a formal system, that's based on logic and can be physically implemented in many ways assuming it respects the logic of the defined formal system.

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I am here because my birth chart confirmed to me that computer programming is the right path for me

Are you the perfect teacher for me or what

Sounds good to me

Beginner here

Amazing

What happened to your Channel ??? Why some recent videos got deleted ??? And no new uploads ??

Im jesus everybody. just taking my time

find the part where he talks about the guys reforming the building

So amazing 👉🏽✨✨✨ Thank You!

anyone from the odin project? - thank you

I had a scare some years ago. I have optic disc cupping. They thought it was glaucoma. I was also told have marks on my eye that shouldn't be there. That fear scared me because I'm a passionate programmer. I started learning to code with the monitor turned off, because I was convinced I'd lose my sight. I learned that it is very possible to be a good programmer without eyes. Algorithms require the use of the brain, and if you're a gifted problem solver, getting your ideas from the brain into a text editor is the easy bit. I'd love to offer a few hours a week to helping a blind developer or 2. I was part of the web standards group in the early 2000's, and accessibility has always been a priority for me. The funny thing is, if you make your applications accessible to people with visual difficulties, your application will naturally become easier/better for visual users too. It's a win/win.

This was incredibly useful

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I am 35, and every company is rejecting me because of my age.

Thank you so much for this!

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To everyone who's here from The Odin Project, Goodluck! We haven't come this far to quit.

What happened to this Channel ??? Your content is amazing. Plz keep uploading

Code is there to explain the comments to the computer

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I tried coding for a year, but never broke past basic frameworks and beginner stuff on the web side of things, I realized no matter how cool I wanted to be software engineering wasn't for me.

there were alot of tech talks on this channel and they are suddenly removed. What happened to them?