Thanks Pedro, this is a really helpful video, as always. I joined Sky after my own startups and other smaller startups and was really intimidated, I thought senior devs just knew everything from day 1, but of course it takes even the best dev a long time. You are 100% right and I would love a version control video as you suggested, for the lesser known commands and dealing with larger merge conflicts and cherry picking.
Hi Pedro I hope you will notice my comment. Firstly i want to say a massive thanks to you.Before i know your channel i only know js but after learning from your channel now i can build projects on my own.Because of you i became from No Stack to Full Stack.I've only left to learn Graphql from your courses.After learning from your channel i can think and how to implement logic and implement features on my own.At the first time of learning programming i'm always thinking like will i be able to go till the end of Full Stack?Because of you i can build full stack project on my own.Thank you so much Pedro.I will send money to you when i get my first job but currently i'm CS 3rd Yr.I 'll never forget you when i get my first job.Pls share and teach us new Technologies in the future too.Have a good day Pedro!!! My best prgoramming teacher❤❤❤
Bro your content is so valuable ! It's exactly what we need to know as beginners. Please keep going on this topic (integration of a big project) with git etc.
We so rarely get to learn about the experience of new devs in big companies. So thanks a lot for this very useful video. (And yes I would gladly watch a video about advanced concepts of GIT with examples and stories in relation with your experience in big companies so we can better understand the use and purpose of advanced commands)
Any chance you can make a CRUD tutorial with prisma and nextjs(simple todo app maybe), and also tell us how you were able to grind leetcode when searching for jobs.
It would be nice if you start a kind of bootcamp on open source where in first episode you wrap up about github and then for next few episodes like exploring large codebases and doing contributions
In my experience the code isn’t even the bottleneck, it’s all the things related to getting set up w/ a new code base. There are always issues and gotchas, plus company knowledge that is required to run the app you need to work on. That’s the hard part IMO. The good thing is it is known. Most people will help you.
It is easy to work today, on the large codebase, as have IDE that boilerplates in your added hundred separate files, what want to compile, and have AI to copilot with you, if not good in English, and in coding don't mind is sitting next to someone where is pair programming with from a third world country. So, go for it.
1. Folder structure 2. Installing necessary extensions and setup your own environment 3. Don't hesitate to ask your team 4. Own documentation 5. Learn git advance 6. Always ready to be embarrassed 😂
yea ..when i learn and make project before i use nextjs for both server and client code but when i joined as a employee 6th month ago..i get said not to code like that and to seperate code so i am learning graphwl and i am noe i use graphql server as backend and nextjs for frontend with other tech too❤❤
please make video on git and cherry pick , i really need to be thorough with it , and what ever you said about getting used to be dumb is true , i have been going through it for a while 😅 and please make a video on Code quality as well, today i made a change in backend where i used iaArray js function and when i showed it to my mentor suggested making change in frontend and added useEffect for handling a case where a value was coming as array [4] when is should be a single Int , i felt dumb , please let me know what is the standard code quality and why did it not occur to me that a change could be made in frontend.
Hey Bro! I completed your react course 2 weeks ago but I still face problems when I try to make projects It will be a huge favor if you upload a video of making a big react project
yess i've also learn react from his channel too.Firstly just do some components on your own such as slider, pagination, and filtering components etc.And then you should make an admin dashboard without using component library.If you're comfortable with creating those project just make api project such as recipe app or news app and play with useEffect useState hooks etc.I 've also come from this situation also.Before i met him i only know js but now i learned and build project in React,Node,Express,Mongodb,Mysql and firebase .You got this too.Keep going.
Don't worry everyone! I went through the same thing, but it comes from you trying something above ur abilities with the expectation of it not being very good. For example, when I started I immediately tried building a tinder type website where users are matched based on musical interests (spotify). This seemed impossible in the beginning, but I kept searching for solutions every time I ran into a bug and learned a lot from it.
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Thanks Pedro, this is a really helpful video, as always. I joined Sky after my own startups and other smaller startups and was really intimidated, I thought senior devs just knew everything from day 1, but of course it takes even the best dev a long time. You are 100% right and I would love a version control video as you suggested, for the lesser known commands and dealing with larger merge conflicts and cherry picking.
Hi Pedro I hope you will notice my comment.
Firstly i want to say a massive thanks to you.Before i know your channel i only know js but after learning from your channel now i can build projects on my own.Because of you i became from No Stack to Full Stack.I've only left to learn Graphql from your courses.After learning from your channel i can think and how to implement logic and implement features on my own.At the first time of learning programming i'm always thinking like will i be able to go till the end of Full Stack?Because of you i can build full stack project on my own.Thank you so much Pedro.I will send money to you when i get my first job but currently i'm CS 3rd Yr.I 'll never forget you when i get my first job.Pls share and teach us new Technologies in the future too.Have a good day Pedro!!! My best prgoramming teacher❤❤❤
Advanced git
Bro your content is so valuable ! It's exactly what we need to know as beginners.
Please keep going on this topic (integration of a big project) with git etc.
We so rarely get to learn about the experience of new devs in big companies. So thanks a lot for this very useful video. (And yes I would gladly watch a video about advanced concepts of GIT with examples and stories in relation with your experience in big companies so we can better understand the use and purpose of advanced commands)
thank you, I appreciate those kind word, I needed that
Such a helpful video bro, thank you
Excellent video as always)
(Even If I haven't watched it completely yet)
Love you man and thanks for the op content
Appreciate it!
Hey Pedro! Whar your favorite track service Data dog, New Relic, Cloud Watch, Google Analytics...?
pls make video about implementing of version control
Please need git and github tutorial
Any chance you can make a CRUD tutorial with prisma and nextjs(simple todo app maybe), and also tell us how you were able to grind leetcode when searching for jobs.
It would be nice if you start a kind of bootcamp on open source where in first episode you wrap up about github and then for next few episodes like exploring large codebases and doing contributions
In my experience the code isn’t even the bottleneck, it’s all the things related to getting set up w/ a new code base. There are always issues and gotchas, plus company knowledge that is required to run the app you need to work on. That’s the hard part IMO. The good thing is it is known. Most people will help you.
It is easy to work today, on the large codebase, as have IDE that boilerplates in your added hundred separate files, what want to compile, and have AI to copilot with you, if not good in English, and in coding don't mind is sitting next to someone where is pair programming with from a third world country. So, go for it.
1. Folder structure
2. Installing necessary extensions and setup your own environment
3. Don't hesitate to ask your team
4. Own documentation
5. Learn git advance
6. Always ready to be embarrassed 😂
Love your intro 😍😍❤
yea ..when i learn and make project before i use nextjs for both server and client code but when i joined as a employee 6th month ago..i get said not to code like that and to seperate code so i am learning graphwl and i am noe i use graphql server as backend and nextjs for frontend with other tech too❤❤
Showing us how to contribute something meaningful to some open source codebase would be a nice video 😊
Bro, thanks 🙏
Need advanced git usage with large code bases
please make video on git and cherry pick , i really need to be thorough with it , and what ever you said about getting used to be dumb is true , i have been going through it for a while 😅
and please make a video on Code quality as well, today i made a change in backend where i used iaArray js function and when i showed it to my mentor suggested making change in frontend and added useEffect for handling a case where a value was coming as array [4] when is should be a single Int , i felt dumb , please let me know what is the standard code quality and why did it not occur to me that a change could be made in frontend.
Please do Basic to Advanced Git
Advanced git❤
Legit suggestions
Advanced git !!!
bro make i beg u to make a tutorial about git plz
Nice video !!! Yeah make a video on git advanced🙏🏽🙏🏽
You got it!
A large codebase must work in OOP. It is compiled and corporate, not interpreted on the fly.
yah make a video on git
Que legal, um br com canal em inglês
Hi Pedro ,need same tutorial like nextjs with all updates
Hey Bro! I completed your react course 2 weeks ago but I still face problems when I try to make projects It will be a huge favor if you upload a video of making a big react project
Going through the same situation. But i created three to four tiny projects and still having a hard time to build the logic
yess i've also learn react from his channel too.Firstly just do some components on your own such as slider, pagination, and filtering components etc.And then you should make an admin dashboard without using component library.If you're comfortable with creating those project just make api project such as recipe app or news app and play with useEffect useState hooks etc.I 've also come from this situation also.Before i met him i only know js but now i learned and build project in React,Node,Express,Mongodb,Mysql and firebase .You got this too.Keep going.
@@Kang_3 How many months did you spend on learning react?
Don't worry everyone! I went through the same thing, but it comes from you trying something above ur abilities with the expectation of it not being very good. For example, when I started I immediately tried building a tinder type website where users are matched based on musical interests (spotify). This seemed impossible in the beginning, but I kept searching for solutions every time I ran into a bug and learned a lot from it.
@@PedroTechnologies
Can we talk on Discord or somewhere else?