Hey guys looking for some advice. I'm currently learning typescript and React for the front end. I also want to learn Go and Python. My vision is to have one front-end framework (React), one compiled language (Golang), and python for machine learning and scripting. Dividing up the languages into what they do "best." So once I finish my React course, I would build out projects for react and then, in a separate study session that same day, learn Go. Once I finish my go course I simply start building Golang and React full-stack projects while learning Python. This way, I'd be learning one front end then one back-end language along with a scripting language which is the way it used to be before the whole full stack Node revelation. I'm completing my CS degree, and my professor is the one who told me to pursue this stack since it involves 2 of the most popular languages and one "future" language. When I asked about Java he simply said as long as I can read and write Java and get spun up on it quickly, I should be fine. Thoughts?
हर किसी के लिए प्यार और दिल! ❤ Kærlighed og hjerter til alle! 😍 L'amour et le cœur pour tout le monde ! الحب و القلوب للجميع! 💗 Liebe und Herzen für alle! 💝 Любов і серця до всіх! 💛 모든 사람에게 사랑과 마음을! 💖
Just imagine: junior using ChatGPT vs senior using ChatGPT. The difference will become even more obvious because senior is usually slowed down by the fact that he needs to write that boring boilerplate code, and it is better to watch Netflix...
That helped me a lot choosing a database for my project without evangelism lol. I had to solve very specific things and advamced topics very well with gpt
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Title is misleading, it should have been chatgpt finds race condition in my go code
This guy is a typical UA-camr. You’ll get some value but I mean I wouldn’t expect too much from here lol
I fully understood what the title meant.
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I love this channel, but these clickbait and false propaganda banners are so frustrating 😔
bro I hate when programming channels clickbait stuff to get attraction
Pointers still confuse the 💩 out of me
Hey guys looking for some advice. I'm currently learning typescript and React for the front end. I also want to learn Go and Python. My vision is to have one front-end framework (React), one compiled language (Golang), and python for machine learning and scripting. Dividing up the languages into what they do "best." So once I finish my React course, I would build out projects for react and then, in a separate study session that same day, learn Go. Once I finish my go course I simply start building Golang and React full-stack projects while learning Python.
This way, I'd be learning one front end then one back-end language along with a scripting language which is the way it used to be before the whole full stack Node revelation. I'm completing my CS degree, and my professor is the one who told me to pursue this stack since it involves 2 of the most popular languages and one "future" language. When I asked about Java he simply said as long as I can read and write Java and get spun up on it quickly, I should be fine.
Thoughts?
Seems reasonable
RIP golang
I personally love the go v rust slander. 🤣. Some contrast to rust evangelism.
हर किसी के लिए प्यार और दिल! ❤
Kærlighed og hjerter til alle! 😍
L'amour et le cœur pour tout le monde !
الحب و القلوب للجميع! 💗
Liebe und Herzen für alle! 💝
Любов і серця до всіх! 💛
모든 사람에게 사랑과 마음을! 💖
Just imagine: junior using ChatGPT vs senior using ChatGPT. The difference will become even more obvious because senior is usually slowed down by the fact that he needs to write that boring boilerplate code, and it is better to watch Netflix...
That helped me a lot choosing a database for my project without evangelism lol. I had to solve very specific things and advamced topics very well with gpt
very impressive.
Thanks bro!!!