3 Frameworks / 3 APIs - Step by Step Builds

[@chillydill4703]

Les, please keep do what you are doing! This is pure gold!

[@SajadJalilian]

I can't believe your content even exist! you do absolute best format for learning things, clean, comprehensive and informative. Thank you sir.

[@kanangarayev6110]

Good to see you again

[@Н.Игорь]

The number of likes and watched is too low. Les, please, proceed with what you are doing. Thank you for such a great material as always.

[@jaxamokoto]

You're indeed the MVP - thanks Les!

[@MdArefinReflex]

As always great content for budding architects

[@vivekgupta309]

very best tutorials !!! all video series are very good. Thanks a lot !!!

[@moafify920]

I love anything you do! The best! Please please more content on Azure CI CD pipeline

[@DanielTames]

Thank you for the demonstration man

[@CYBERTeamOnlineSportTV]

Les - amazing guy, i appreciate every educational video

[@kulasekaralwar369]

what a great teaching experience, very nice

[@bahalulkabir]

Can you make some tutorials for Azure functions? Have heard that using Azure function you can avoid docker/kubernetes. Would be very helpful :)

[@lexx6775]

Bro! Thank's for your job !

[@ryanceasarborromeo1989]

Rails is still a fantastic framework.

[@erminioottone1747]

Hi Les, if i train ChatGPT with my own custom data likes user manual, this data will be accessible over the world??

[@MdArefinReflex]

Can u do a short one on HATEOAS pattern

[@matteobarbieri2989]

Fantastic😊😊

[@АлександрБеспалов-и5ж2ъ]

You are awesome

[@sodreigor]

Have you heard about a tool called asdf? It makes it very easy to manage all programing languages versions. I recommend you check it out.

[@tamaratiny]

It didn't really work for me. If a package is not actively being maintained they get broken quickly. Nevertheless a nice project. Maybe later. For now we wrote our own cli for version control on everything: tools, helm charts, docker images, terraform providers, etc...

[@krishnakishore2889]

Azure cicd tutorial please

[@brkelly8803]

p̲r̲o̲m̲o̲s̲m̲ ❣️

[@dand4485]

I haven't watched the video yet, but sure it will be good as everything else i've watched. But starting to watch and saying there might be different ways about doing stuff reminded me of a comment Douglas Crockford of JavaScript said in a video he did "JavaScript the good parts" he made a comment that speaks so well about this... He talked about how we as developers want to make and develop new stuff for others to help others be more efficient and productive. But we are often the last to accept change and stick to the old way we have always done it... Interesting talk, think it is four episodes and rather interesting on the history. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKmkiZ-AetKBg8k