Software Technologies I'm Learning in 2023

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[@KeepOnCoding]

⚡KeepOnCoding.io - Ace the coding interview What technologies do you want to learn in 2023?

[@AccIntegration]

how to code

[@AbdullahAhmed-xz8sm]

I also want to learn VSCode and PyCharm but I mainly use Eclipse which is what my college uses for their cs classes

[@SteveGoodenough]

Go for it, but resist the urge to install an eclipse shortcut mapper, better the learn the VS Code shortcuts and just learn by repetition. So glad I did back in the day when I moved from Eclipse and Intellij

[@drapermache]

Awesome set up! Not sure if you know, but VScode can be used to ssh into any server too with plugins.

[@KeepOnCoding]

I will definitely look into that! Thank you!

[@AgentZeroNine1]

Honestly feel that MySQL via the command line is a lot simpler than Workbench and faster. That being said, I'd choose MongoDB over any SQL based platform 10 times out of 10. Document based database get a lot less nully and are much more programmatic. I love it's dynamic nature, but sometimes using its JSON Scema feature is needed, especially if you're converting a db from a SQL to a document based database. Also being able to go relational or not whenever you wish when using a document based database is another reason why document based databases beat rigid SQL databases.

[@KeepOnCoding]

💯

[@andyhall7032]

mongo is an administrative nightmare. and mysql is flaky. choose postgres with json datatypes for the win.

[@liramoney9565]

As a Java developer, have you ever used spring-boot as backend, and if so why have you stopped?

[@peterchinoko4339]

Love you Bro 😊 your channel makes the programming journey fun and enjoyable. Keep it up and keep on coding

[@Ubben1999]

Disliking Flask because of SQLAlchemy is based on a miscomprehension: SQLAlchemy is not part of Flask so you don't have to use them together. That's kind of the point with Flask, it's a micro framework where you get only the bare essentials and can pick and choose the rest as you'd like. As opposed to a batteries included framework like Django where most everything's been chosen for you.

[@kristiyanivanov7414]

I believe Docker containers can be escaped and there's an exploit for that. Be wary, especially with the user code running in it, and thanks for the great video!

[@FrankelDavid]

I hear you on flask. I’m a flask developer but I do not use sql_alchemy

[@KeepOnCoding]

What do you use for your database lookups?

[@marufahmed7619]

I am following you

[@rafadydkiemmacha7543]

Do you consider yourself a junior, mid or senior?

[@shapelessed]

You’re gonna find postman useless once you get the Thunderclient VSCode extension…

[@erensametkaratas6593]

Hey man how you been

[@_tan2112]

How many lives have you lived??

[@shapelessed]

Reincarnation in its finest…

[@mike_nba]

i watched the video until the Vim part...

[@mike_nba]

nah im joking🤣but it could as well be the case

[@jykw1717]

Why not FastAPI over Flask? dafq? Its 2023

[@yungifez]

To me one tech doesn't just invalidate the other It all depends on use cases

[@AgentZeroNine1]

​@@yungifez you're being too reasonable. There can only be one!

[@yungifez]

@@AgentZeroNine1 😂😂

[@kristiyanivanov7414]

Long live Django!

[@yoyo-ue5pf]

That's a lot of shit