I am going to Visual Studio Live in San Diego this year, it has been canceled for the last two years. I like to look at the sessions ahead of time and pick the ones that I can use in my job or that I might be able to implement at work. I also make sure not to make any major changes at work the week before, so I wont be interrupted while I am there. I also share everything I can with my employees when I get back.
You are so right about online conferences vs in person: it is way too easy to tune out or get distracted watching an online speaker compared to being there in person.
Great video, one short question do you have a video when to use static and non static classes? I dont found one, so its something for your suggestion page? Im not full confident when to use them and to be sure I use most of the time non static classes to avoid any problems.
That would be a great discussion for a future video. Please add it to the list on the suggestion site so others can vote on it as well: suggestions.iamtimcorey.com/
Hi Mr. Tim, I'm a huge fan from long time ago. I would really appreciate a video on Clean Architecture with .NET 6 and your opinion about it and how it would benefit us if we switch from 3-Tier or N-Tier architecture. The resources out there is not enough. Thanks in advance.
Talking to other devs is really great and while I haven't gone to an event or conference, I have talked to a senor developer who works in my same field and his knowledge/advice is really good. However, he has multiple more years in development than I do and he is really hard to understand because I don't have the baseline knowledge to keep up. Though it is still worth it to talk to him and learn how he does things.
Guys its ok if i dont understand the settings i write(copy-paste) in program.cs? Furtthemore i feel trash when i go to ducumendation and paste the code and modified for me i can not learn them and feel bad because i am looking job in this sector for some years now, also tim ig you see this can you make a video about json patch i tried everything but just doesnt work ty (sry for my english)
Be the change you want to see. Get a small group together yourself. Meet in someone's house or public space. Just get together for coffee and to talk shop at first. Grow from there.
Conferences are reinvigorating. It changed my perspective mentally about my career. I have also found hackathons very useful. Conferences are for big ideas. Hackathons are great for quick exposure to a new tech stack. They both give you the day dreaming effect and networking. Have you ever gone to a Hackathon?
I am going to Visual Studio Live in San Diego this year, it has been canceled for the last two years. I like to look at the sessions ahead of time and pick the ones that I can use in my job or that I might be able to implement at work. I also make sure not to make any major changes at work the week before, so I wont be interrupted while I am there. I also share everything I can with my employees when I get back.
Sounds great!
You are so right about online conferences vs in person: it is way too easy to tune out or get distracted watching an online speaker compared to being there in person.
Agreed!
Great video, one short question do you have a video when to use static and non static classes? I dont found one, so its something for your suggestion page? Im not full confident when to use them and to be sure I use most of the time non static classes to avoid any problems.
That would be a great discussion for a future video. Please add it to the list on the suggestion site so others can vote on it as well: suggestions.iamtimcorey.com/
Hi Mr. Tim, I'm a huge fan from long time ago. I would really appreciate a video on Clean Architecture with .NET 6 and your opinion about it and how it would benefit us if we switch from 3-Tier or N-Tier architecture.
The resources out there is not enough.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the suggestion. Please add it to the list on the suggestion site so others can vote on it as well: suggestions.iamtimcorey.com/
Talking to other devs is really great and while I haven't gone to an event or conference, I have talked to a senor developer who works in my same field and his knowledge/advice is really good. However, he has multiple more years in development than I do and he is really hard to understand because I don't have the baseline knowledge to keep up. Though it is still worth it to talk to him and learn how he does things.
Great!
Hı teacher, do you plan to make a video lesson about IComparer & IEqualityComparer interface?
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If you add it to Tim’s Suggestion site, you’ll get my upvote!
Guys its ok if i dont understand the settings i write(copy-paste) in program.cs? Furtthemore i feel trash when i go to ducumendation and paste the code and modified for me i can not learn them and feel bad because i am looking job in this sector for some years now, also tim ig you see this can you make a video about json patch i tried everything but just doesnt work ty (sry for my english)
In api with controllers*
could you do in the future demos like the ones on NET and C# but on SQL Server (SSIS, SSAS, SSRS, DBA stuff, etc..) Please and keep going
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We have a lot of developers in Pakistan. But unfortunately there are no much conferences or dev meetups. I wish we had some dev gatherings near to us.
Be the change you want to see. Get a small group together yourself. Meet in someone's house or public space. Just get together for coffee and to talk shop at first. Grow from there.
@@IAmTimCorey I definitely will.
Conferences are reinvigorating. It changed my perspective mentally about my career. I have also found hackathons very useful. Conferences are for big ideas. Hackathons are great for quick exposure to a new tech stack. They both give you the day dreaming effect and networking. Have you ever gone to a Hackathon?
I've attended a few but never participated.