Comments by "PM" (@pm71241) on "Fireship" channel.

@kostiatretyak > One PM friend of mine always complains about fronted devs - they take always a lot of time and he cannot control them Well ... as a backend developer ... I'd say that a PM who thinks it's his task to "control" the developers is probably doing it wrong.
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Hmm... former long time Perl programmer here ... I somehow doubt that Perl's main usage nowadays is CGI scripts. ... that time has passed. It is used a lot for sysadm scripts and what it's backcronym says: "Practical Extraction and Reporting Language". It's very useful for quickly processing some input to some output when bash/sed/awk are too cumbersome. - which was kind of it's original purpose.
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1:33 ... sigil errors. Unlike other languages with sigils, in Perl they do not follow the type of the variable, but the type of the expression. So it's no @nums[1] or %friends{'Larry'} ... it's $num[1] and $friends{'Larry'}
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@kurinaki 3 wardens and a patent-lawyer.
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No no no no no.... Dubming this down to just a superficial look at the overall datamodel abstraction is really not helpful. Especially not if the very first thing done using that approach is to mention Redis and etcd in the same breath. Redis and etcd ARE NOT even close to be in the same ballpark as databases. Anyone getting away from this thinking the most important thing about Redis wrt. etcd is that they are both key/value stores, will be sorely mistaken down the road.
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@jackatube Maybe if you hinted who you are responding to?
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I'm a Go coder ... and the "C for the 21st century" is nonsense. It's a fantastic language, but it's not an alternative to C.
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Hmm... yeah... (As a Go programmer) ... I was a bit surprised about Gin here. But sure... if you really want to do a "full blown MVC" thing you could used Gin as one component. But ... I really prefer not doing all that dogma stuff, like using ORMs.
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