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  1. Maybe it happened to google today, they were down for an hour!
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  2. "You know theres gaps in your knowledge"..never heard it put any better. Starting my new career this week at 40, task is building an api and a PWA, something you have covered. So I have no choice but to get the job done and thats going to push me on. Love the channel Stefan.
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  3. Personally I think 36 or around that is a good age to learn programming, worked out fine for me.
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  4. In my first dev position in a small startup as the only developer. Will not lie, im feeling the pressure. Using aws amplify framework so its mostly backend with graphql and React on the front end building a pwa. Some days are tuff when you get stuck on something and time seems to fly by. Plenty of good resources online but still can be overwhelming at times.
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  5. Building something is defo the best, I followed a flask app tutorial and turned it into a football scores game, helps to base it on something your interested in.
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  6.  @NoBoilerplate  Desktop apps with Tauri, crypto with Solana..
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  7. Great lighting, lookin good Stef!
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  8. Ok so let's say your going for a job as a backend developer, and that company uses Nest JS for their backend, the team of developers need to know how to use that framework, how else could they??? So they go and read the Nest JS documentation on how to create routes, dtos, services, tests, endpoints, structure etc etc. Let's say you make an amazing framework in the morning that's valuable to other developers, it might have a few functions that take a few parameters...you know it inside out because you made it, but if it's not documented/explained well enough for others it might be useless to them, that's where documentation comes in.
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  9.  @NoBoilerplate  Loved this video as I'm in my first agile gig and a lot of this hits home, particularly the poker pointing! When I first joined I dreaded the pointing because I was brand new and had no f*king clue what half the tickets were about, and if you deviated from the average you were asked to explain why you thought it was bigger/smaller..really stressed me out I gotta say.
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  10.  @NoBoilerplate  Have not actually used Tauri, just heard about it recently.
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  11. Thanks Stefan, fine advice.
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  12. Onwards and upwards, great channel mate!!
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  13. Or try read some documentation on AWS or GCP. Services like Stripe are famous for great documentation as well as great services..
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  14.  @codebreakthrough  ok so you mean a single book being written by co authors then. But generally books usually have one author.
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  15. Have an interview tuesday, just hope i dont get too nervous and tongue tied.
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  16. I resisted and for some reason Tim entered my head. Was also half expecting you to reveal some kind of AI robot or something!!
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  17. That was a nice simple explanation of Docker, fairly new to it myself so I'm gradually getting up to speed with it as we use it heavily in work on Cloudrun in GCP, thanks.
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  18.  @ArjanCodes  I'm not 100% sure as I don't set up things from scratch. But I will say our senior devs think firestore is a bit of a joke as a database due to its query limitations.
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  19. I stumbled upon it last year, it's a great tool. Actually it would be great to know the technologies used to create it.
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  20. Or try some free api to make free api calls
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