The Million Dollar Tech Stack

[@becauseiwanttoanime9541]

How cool would it be if he made a series about creating a simple sass using all of these technologies 😲

[@isakdahlstrom]

Really interesting Tim! Would love to hear more about continuous deployment.

[@b_mawuli]

Supa base is making both SQL and no SQL dbs more easy to manage and scale and I love it.

[@NewWathcher]

Im a C programer, I hate my life, I hate seg faults, yet I still continue

[@LampJustin]

It's never too late for a change! Get comfortable in another language and be the change ;)

[@georgebaraza9141]

Get out of this hell called C lang. So many programming languages you can explore, bruv.

[@deathlife2414]

Recommend rust or zig enter the hype

[@kalebyeneneh7693]

Learn python because python support c

[@smirnoff_the_best_vodka]

There are millions of opportunities even in C++...

[@jonmat7144]

It's better to build your own SaaS, rent it to customers on monthly service fees, and maintain it 'repeat these methods' and you will be set for financial needs 👍 . Keep what you develop and make money of it.

[@BoxingBytes-y9i]

Would love to have videos on Tests, CI & CD with a focus on home projects. Reading about those online feels overkill for what I'm doing but as the project grows a little bigger manual testing is just a complete waste of time & the % chance of introducing bugs increases at every new feature. So basically: How to design & deploy tests in a medium-size project, with some examples Would be awesome. Thanks for your content

[@eliadriesner9949]

please make the video on continuous deployment on app and play store

[@nathangrosvenor7661]

With the infrastructure you recommended, how do you keep costs down, especially if using the cloud and could you make a video building a SAAS using these tools?

[@DunckingTest]

Loved the video

[@esrx7a]

Absolute industries for sure!

[@joe_j]

What do you use for backend development?

[@DeanHorak]

AWS or Azure - if you’re really serious.

[@TomasRamoska]

The tilted camera drives me crazy 😅

[@LS-sm5xh]

SAAS Expert course with Tim, coming soon?

[@TechWithTim]

Maybe 🤷‍♂️

[@arda-cavusoglu]

go with django

[@Eswar.]

Teach us AI

[@cody_codes_youtube]

Perfect video! I legit have had 5 people ask me to make a video on this. You giving the toolkit makes this such a great video. Thanks for sharing

[@TechWithTim]

No problem! Thanks for the comment :)

[@nazli_muradova05]

You can't imaginehow yourvideos helpmeto improve my pyhton programming skills!!! i'm 9th grade student and have been learning coding for 3-4 months with using couple of sources,and your videos comes in the 1place!!! THANK YOU TIM

[@HC-nu6xr]

Great video! The only thing that I would change is instead of learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Typescript, React and Next JS I would only learn Dart/Flutter. With flutter I can create everything and it'll look amazing and be very fast!

[@rileyowen7245]

Flutter only good at UI

[@racharambola641]

Hi Tim. Would you be able to make an end to end tutorial of an already saas product. I really want to know every step of the way. Maybe a simple KZbin mp3 converter for example

[@cata112233]

After being a software engineer for the last 6 years and getting paid peanuts I think it's time I try my luck at building my own software. Thanks for the informative video

[@revenger211]

how can you do software engineering for 6 years and not be paid well?

[@cata112233]

@@revenger211 welcome to UK

[@fumano2679]

What you doing if i may ask?

[@leonelvega7239]

Me too I said exactly the same while watching the video HAHAH

[@cata112233]

​@@fumano2679I'm a consultant in the financial sector. Basically building software for big banks

[@ياحاملاللواء-ت5ب]

First you need a good idea which i leave to you😂🤣🤣🤣

[@Elriogranade]

actually not relly true anymore. If you look at all the SaaS you can find. You will see that's 95% of them are literally copy pasta with different name

[@abhishekpatra7954]

@@Elriogranade midjourney? ?

[@saitamatechno]

I use linode because of you but they should make a 1 dollar option, even if it is a virtual os or a docker container, it is worth paying it because of the open ports to the public internet. We want 1 dollar option, please linode akamai...

[@meim6028]

Bro make a series on a final year project for a cs student, its a request.

[@connor-shorten]

Would love to hear your thoughts on Weaviate!

[@frf20com]

Well, thank you very much for the video, and I guess I need more info, we need to get dive into this topic, can you do this please?

[@VoloInTech]

Perfect video! 💛💙💛💙👍

[@BernatDomokos-q2r]

Nice video. Learned a lot. Keep up the good work Tim!

[@avijeetupadhyaya3885]

New info

[@GoYoops]

Serverless will cost you an arm and a leg when your app starts to scale in users.

[@TheMightyWalk]

So will a data center

[@mariuszdrabik7119]

Clouds are for big. If You are small, rasberryPi will be enough.

[@eliodrallag4806]

using rPi nowadays are just for learning and other use cases. But using it for saas webapp production is just for ego boasting you're an expert coder. 😂😂😂😂

[@hinfarana3083]

🎉

[@GUTSO10]

👍

[@Batman-ld7bm]

00:01 Building a SAS is a lucrative way to make money in software development 01:25 Consider doing your own research before making any decisions 04:15 Cloud functions and serverless architecture allow for flexible scaling and easy deployment. 05:36 Use a storage bucket for all user-generated content. 08:25 NoSQL databases are easier to use than SQL databases. 09:50 Speed is crucial for user experience on websites 12:42 Automated testing and continuous deployment 14:08 Continuous deployment allows for automatic and regular updates to production, staging, or dev environments. 16:56 Different tools and technologies needed for building a SAS

[@LudovicoCoveri]

It might be interesting a video on how to use the FARM stack with ReactPy instead of React

[@rahulagarwal968]

If I build an app for gym goers and the gym owners. And charge a monthly subscription from the owners. Then thus this counts as a saas product ? I am confused on what is saas exactly.

[@TechWithTim]

It's a vague definition but that could fit the description of SaaS

[@revenger211]

it's a software product that solves a specific business problem that usually runs subscription-based services like how shopify allows users to set up virtual stores with ease or online converters whose whole purpose is to convert from one format to another and so on. Another way to see it is that it's a smaller, specialized platform compared to giants like youtuber, facebook and other social media services that provide tons features that connect people and require giant data warehouses, servers and more

[@seanmanley2646]

Thanks that was very interesting !! It would be great if you could do a tutorial on building a serverless REST API.

[@enic-ma]

Very shallow topic, the idea and all steps to validate it is more important than your tech stack, ask to Pieter Levels!

[@HArish-x2A1]

Please make a ML series with python

[@aeligos]

What is a stack?

[@TechWithTim]

It’s the collection of software or services you use

[@charliesumorok6765]

⁠@@TechWithTimThat is a tech stack. It includes every part of the environment that is used to make the software. There is also another type of stack that Computerphile has a great video about.

[@zerox8610]

Would love to hear more about the CD aspect.

[@JimRohn-u8c]

Would love to see more from you on how to setup good CI/CD

[@manindrasammanathegreat8253]

❤❤❤

[@MARKOTHEDEV]

Saas God!!

[@untheta]

Im a python programer

[@aeligos]

I’m learning python. Where can I get exercises to do and learn ?

[@socb5642]

​@@aeligosyou can find great tutorials here on this channel and also on freecodecamp

[@its_abdu4925]

from my point of view, starting a saas is not easy, it needs a lot of work and prep, you need to know programming of course, front and backend, you need to validate your idea to know if the people will pay for it, you need also knowledge in marketing strategies so you can sell your product, because knowing all of the previous things won't be any good if you can't sell. then think about scaling your business, start small, like 5k/month, and grow little by little. - programming - marketing - idea - validation

[@untheta]

First comment like me

[@FilthySnob]

the moment u said nosql i disliked and left. bye.

[@TechWithTim]

Should have listened to the rest of the section where I address exactly people like you!

[@fumano2679]

@@TechWithTim there are always assholes on earth dont take it personal.