why? I love python, but I know that it is a pile of crud. It's time to shake up the industry and urge people into using Rust, Zig, Go, etc. Python also needs a huge revamp to mitigate against crap coding-something so many developers have to deal with, because these days "anybody can code" in the sense that millions make no effort to write legibly, in a structured way, etc. There are so many "programmers" who do not even structure their code into submodules, and you're left reading 10000 lines of non-legible garbage which they smugly think is "clever".
So if a 20 years experienced programmer says rust is a hard language to graps there is no way for me to learn it as a second language after python for me ?
It's harder to learn than GC languages like Python, JavaScript, Java, C# etc. What makes rust hard is having to learn many high-level features for dealing with memory. Coming from C or C++, it's not too hard.
@@RenderingUser Same journey. Now I'm great full that I started with rust at the early stages of my learning career since it developed strong habits concerning memory safety that could be applicable to other languages.
Nothing in life is hard to learn, just get started doing it for 15 minutes daily. This applies to anything in life you want to learn, be it maths, spoken languages, programming languages, sports, etc... the only thing that is hard is getting out of your own comfort zone.
Stop changing the video recording scene all the time FFS. Keep the presentation slides in focus, and leave the speaker in their corner, this is very annoying.
I would agree if they were schizophrenically changing every few seconds like an ADHD production. But it's not. In fact they *should* meander between shots of the slides and shots of the speaker. This also helps to prevent people from just ripping this material and presenting it as their own.
I like that the presentation is clearly a markdown document, likely in obsidian’s presentation mode
what I remember the most : like
just a lil poke 😛
One thing hard for one may not be that hard for others. Rust is a beautiful language of a beautiful mind.🐯🙏🇵🇰
Nice presentation and talk, dude!
did anyone count the number of times "like" was mentioned in this video ?
≥197 (No offense to Dave, I liked the talk (no pun intended))
The correct video title should be HELL for python developers
why? I love python, but I know that it is a pile of crud. It's time to shake up the industry and urge people into using Rust, Zig, Go, etc.
Python also needs a huge revamp to mitigate against crap coding-something so many developers have to deal with, because these days "anybody can code" in the sense that millions make no effort to write legibly, in a structured way, etc. There are so many "programmers" who do not even structure their code into submodules, and you're left reading 10000 lines of non-legible garbage which they smugly think is "clever".
Loving it!
Guy is totally smoked.
LOL macros... "Yeah, I need to add a parameter to this macro, how difficult can it be?"... 😅
They're AST-based code rewriting monsters 😱
There’s so much just incorrect in the python code snippets.. are these even tested
The point I took after seeing this presentation: don't use Rust, it's hard and scary.
So if a 20 years experienced programmer says rust is a hard language to graps there is no way for me to learn it as a second language after python for me ?
It's harder to learn than GC languages like Python, JavaScript, Java, C# etc. What makes rust hard is having to learn many high-level features for dealing with memory. Coming from C or C++, it's not too hard.
I've started learning rust after knowing only python.
i was hard, but not impossible
@@RenderingUser Same journey. Now I'm great full that I started with rust at the early stages of my learning career since it developed strong habits concerning memory safety that could be applicable to other languages.
Nothing in life is hard to learn, just get started doing it for 15 minutes daily. This applies to anything in life you want to learn, be it maths, spoken languages, programming languages, sports, etc... the only thing that is hard is getting out of your own comfort zone.
like... like... like.... 😀
Just use Nim. Much easier to comprehend coming from Python.
My man is super nervous. He can barely talk.
note about side-by-side comparison of syntaxes at 10:20 : Python doesn't have `!` operator, it should be `not`
It does have that
It's the future embedded with Blockchain .🐯🙏🇵🇰
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@@crazytime1593 hi brother.
Stop changing the video recording scene all the time FFS. Keep the presentation slides in focus, and leave the speaker in their corner, this is very annoying.
Thanks for youre feedback. We will try to improve our video mixing at the next event.
I would agree if they were schizophrenically changing every few seconds like an ADHD production. But it's not. In fact they *should* meander between shots of the slides and shots of the speaker. This also helps to prevent people from just ripping this material and presenting it as their own.