Book Update - Software Developer Life

Software Developer Life
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[@ckim336155]

I saw you filming this vlog.

[@DaveXiang]

Yo, why didn't you come over say what's up? I'm always around that area haha

[@abhis9353]

Love it. As a software engineer who recently joined the industry I was looking for this kind of material. Looking forward to it

[@guilucasds]

Looking forward! Congratulations!

[@msugal]

Can’t wait for the book. Your content are always great.

[@DaveXiang]

Thank you!

[@isabellasong1246]

can't wait for the book! thanks for all the content you put out through the years!

[@DaveXiang]

Thank You ! www.amazon.com/Software-Developer-Life-Learning-Stories-ebook/dp/B07D5QNGVZ/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1527651832&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=software+developer+life&psc=1

[@mitchlew9698]

Looking forward to book!

[@donman1727]

Can't wait

[@juice2549]

Cool

[@DwebzEnt]

Eager to get my hands on this content !

[@kaptynellie4555]

Can't wait. As some one who is going to start their first semester in college I appreciate knowing what life can be like as a software engineer beyond the technical aspects.

[@kakashihatake4840]

I'm gonna buy that for sure

[@TheEmailDev]

*PLEASE* come out with an audible book version as well since it's not a technical book, please!

[@DaveXiang]

Yes, great idea, I hadn't even thought of that yet. Will look into it

[@TheEmailDev]

Awesome man, I'd buy that version real quick :D I've already finished a few hours of John Sonmez's audiobook and I'll need something else to listen to while cycling and walking around after I am done with two of his audiobooks.

[@leedzilla1238]

Dave your channel has been really helpful for me in making a change in my life. I left school a while ago and now im looking to go back. I doubted i could get a career in computers cause i sucked at math generally, but i find myself more interested in cs as i watch your videos. Thanks for the motivation.

[@DaveXiang]

Thank you for the kind words-you got it!

[@skymorehearty5337]

Nice. Would love to buy it as an ebook :D

[@billykotsos4642]

Good you already have a buyer in me

[@jlh530i1]

hell yeah

[@seth4402]

Great update, look forward to the book. (2nd for a possible Audible version) I can think of a possible reason why technical video are less viewed. Most people watching tend to be on the go/mobile or possible multitasking. It's easier to digest those information than say a technical video, where it requires a little more focus to follow along. Just a trend in some of videos on KZbin, compared to coding tutorial videos and channel which tends to have lower subscriber and view counts. Soft video will appeal to a larger audience, since anyone can relate to the topic, whereas technical much smaller.

[@caroldanvers265]

This book sounds interesting. I'm really curious to hear about the concrete examples in the book because that's very important to development.

[@MLHP37]

Reserving two copies Dave. Thank you

[@aytunc5662]

hello man greetings from Turkey. I have a question about a book. what do you think Y. Daniel Liang's Introduction of Java Programming? is it proper for beginners?

[@wardiegal8612]

Chances it’ll be done before 2018?

[@jdmlvn]

would you be accepting bitcoin payments?

[@tyrellwreleck4226]

How much does your book cost? just so i can earn from my allowance.

[@SiDanil]

how much is the price?

[@drstrangelove9094]

Where can we download or buy your book?

[@alexisliakris1360]

επιτελους βρηκα εναν!!!

[@akilbozbas]

i have sent you an email and you did not respond me and it was gonna be really really helpful for me.

[@godblessamerica9313]

Hi do u reply to comments

[@adamkenton2585]

Will the Book be free ?

[@DaveXiang]

No, it won't lol.

[@adamkenton2585]

Dave Xiang Oh I'm not doing very well anymore

[@Solstice754]

arent u a web developer right now or are they the same thing?

[@DaDarkJokaa]

If you have the core fundamentals and base knowledge of programming/coding then you should in theory be able to do both. Biggest difference is software developers make software for desktop, mobile, and many other platforms (including the web) as opposed to web developer's who usually just develop applications for the web.

[@Solstice754]

okay thanks for the clarification!

[@DaveXiang]

the term web developer is becoming more overloaded. you should think of web as a platform. a lot of various different types of software go into making a web application function. if you click 1 button amazon, a ton of stuff is happening behind the scenes. If you write a specialized binary that helps power amazon.com, are you a web developer? the lines are a little blurred. there's a lot of software in this world, and the most popular way to consume it is via the internet. i don't know what to call it anymore. web development still works

[@godblessamerica9313]

I have lots of questions to ask

[@DaveXiang]

I try to reply, but you have to ask a specific question!

[@godblessamerica9313]

Dave Xiang thank for replying. I saw your video at engineer truth for some reason I related so much to you. Am currently on my 3yr as a computer engineer . Also will do my master in computer engineering or software After I get my degree how can I be valuable and upscale my value. Like wat happens after college were can I get experience will qoulcom take me. Will a start up company take me. How can I start something with my degree. Cause school teaching's are not what major companies use. Will companies train me on what thier program does like so much to ask. I just want to make sure that I get a degree and start using it

[@albertgao6929]

Technical videos do appeal to some audience

[@DaveXiang]

Yea I know. I will make a technical video soon. Need all the categories.

[@pratikpriyadarshi5256]

is python really important to become a softwere engineer?

[@davidb.6271]

fortunately, not, you can become a Software Engineer using only languages and tech you like, if Python is not one you're comfortable with, you can definitively live without.

[@pratikpriyadarshi5256]

David B. Actully i m studying engineering and have studied c++ and java. Python is a bit different then traditional programming languages. That's why i asked. Can u tell me what kind of software developer r u?

[@davidb.6271]

Yes, but not that different for a C++ and Java :) I also learnt Java first, but then applying the principles I got from Java to other languages helped me to learn faster new languages. I'm doing a lot of things, let's call me a Full Stack software engineer.

[@pratikpriyadarshi5256]

David B. Thanks for the information ☺️

[@davidb.6271]

If you're in Machine Learning / Deep Learning, you don't need to use Python directly, as you've client for other languages to use technologies such as tensorflow and similar toolkits / frameworks

[@linyoucheng1984]

If you could open a topic to talk about linux kernel, that would be awesome! I am willing to pay for that content 100%!