8 Techs I'm Learning to Stay Ahead of the Game
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
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Tech in 2023 is EXTREMELY saturated and it's very hard to keep up to date with what will be future proof. In this video, I explain what I am learning this year as a software engineer to stay ahead of the game in 2023. These technologies range from beginner level all the way to the advanced areas. What tech are you learning this year to stay ahead of the industry?
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0:00 Intro
0:24 What I Currently Know
1:35 Tech 1
3:34 Tech 2
4:27 Tech 3
5:10 Tech 4
5:57 Tech 5
7:04 Tech 6
8:03 Tech 7
9:16 Tech 8 (Did you skip everything!?)
10:29 Outro 
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What tech are you learning this year? 🤔
Unity is dying, Godot is 1000 more better.
Plz do make a detailed video on DevOps and on Raspberry Pi
5:12 please clear about it.
You confused me
Why unity not GODOT 4
Actually you had made a short on godot.
My fear with Godot is without the asset store and probuilder that means I have to spend time with blender which I won't do.
Can you make a simple game using unity and c# in 30 minutes
example :- like gun games car racing etc any easy game
If you do this i will give you 200 ₹
After 25 years in construction I had a bad accident. Learning to code at 50 is the hardest thing I've ever done. Week 21 of javascript ... wish me luck.
more power to you!!
Start with C, sir. You will learn the rest.
If you don’t learn C you can’t say you know how to program
@@gvlahopoulos at 50 years old and recently handicapped, labels and vanity are the least of my problems.
Python is easy and powerful and fast.
Great list! I just finished a project for my school learning typescript. 😅 hope to become close to your level of programming soon!
You 100% will
Start implementing RFCs for networking protocols, file formats, or more generally, software standards. That takes you into low-level territory (in the sense that you are building the inner workings of software products that many developers are abstracted away from). Build compilers, virtual machines, emulators, etc, perhaps try making your own basic JVM implementation!
My advice is, have fun with it, delve deep and you will become a great programmer in no-time! If you are more interested in web dev, then take a look at how JavaScript frameworks work internally and similar, you can easily build a basic JSX compiler in a day, as well as perhaps adding more language features (similar to Svelte) and perhaps try building something with WASM.
This is basically what I do - mainly because I dislike how many developers just get by knowing basic algorithms and data structures, and just web dev where no matter how complex an application they build, they are sitting on layers and layers of abstraction to the point where it becomes effortless.
@@nark4837need to learn from u
Easy to answer what I'm learning this year, python for data science, Power Bi, Aws, Vba and Git, SQL.
Learned the fundamentals with Python Jumped to HTML, CSS for 1 month before jumping into JavaScript. Couple of months in jumped into PHP for 2 months before jumping back into JavaScript. Dabbled a bit with Kotlin and Android Studios. Returned to JavaScript with React. Overall did a little over 1 year with JavaScript for web. Now I am 3 months focused on Django. First project I am working on is a schedular with vanilla JavaScript and vanilla CSS, Django and SQLite3. After I complete that project, my next project will be a blog site and I plan to use React, Django, Tailwind and MySQL database. This will be my capstone project, wish me luck.
This the first time I stumbled upon on your channel and pretty impressed by the content. I would like to see more video lessons on Raspberry Pi. This year my focus is on learning DS&A; every time I apply for a company, I get stuck/can't go ahead because of the DS&A round.
I started my journey in the summer of 2022 learning js, then HTML and CSS ( I know, wrong order). Today I finished learning PHP and now I need to choose whether I will continue learning more about other languages or just start doing small projects and I haven't decided yet because I am also studying in my academy to become a Marine engineer. I am learning programming as a backup plan,because I did a semester where you go onboard to gain experience and I have to say that I was frustrated. It's not the fact that I'm on a ship for 6 months. It's that I have no internet connection, and there is not much to do other than working out eating and watching movies that we have on our laptops. Not to mention that the working hours are never stable because always something may happen in the ship( some machinery may break down, or you may encounter bad weather, so you can't sleep well because you will be going left and right, and if you get sea sick....RIP trying to work 9 hours a day every day)
You have the foundations for front end and backend so you should try to fix in your mind what you learned. Build something with it so you can address possible lackings. Besides, you need to have a portfolio to show to an employer if this is your backup plan in case you leave the Navy. What would be interesting to add though, if you wanna go further studying is the deployment part, or if you didn't already, a framework based on that tech stack. You didn't mention SQL, maybe you're missing that too.
I am a career shifter and I am trying to learn Javascript. Thanks for the videos
Excellent video Lewis!
Thanks for attaching the Git Repo of 90 days of Devops.
I'm learning to start adding things into the description 😅
@@CodingWithLewis Thanks man🥺.
Your description part really is relevant to the upload and uncluttered.
Also Lewis, ty for your content. I've done a bootcamp, I'm a TA, but damn this industry is still intimidating as hell. I'm terrified of interviews!
Will Love to have a detailed structure of Blockchain and the roadmap of how to learn it.
Damn I feel the raspberry pi supply problem, I was forced to buy a second-hand one but it was just like 50$ so I took it already. Theyre so fun to use and ill probably be making some discord bot to host with it 24/7!
I wish I spent $50 on mine :(
Would definitely be interested in a DevOps intro video!
Great video! Sounds like a LOT to learn in a year. I am working on growing my knowledge of Neovim / Vim, TypeScript, and Linux. Hope to share some of that on my channel.
I wish you well on your Linux journey ! Desktop Linux is amazing, especially for programming !
Currently entering my second year using Linux as a daily driver. I started with PopOS and I'm still using it today. Pop makes it easy, jump in. :)
Would you make a video on how you make your videos? Love your content!
I am getting better at React and Nextjs and learning SQL, Azure Cloud, and Security this year
Great Video Lewis. Raspberry Pi's are awesome!
This was interesting. Some of that tech I didn't know existed
This semester I will learn Mudblazor, JavaScript and XML in school. The last 3 1/2 years we learned mostly C# and in the second year we learned some Python together with Raspberry PI (I even coded my own snake for the AstroPi). We have also done some JavaScript in "Medientechnik" (media engineering), however I don't remember much and also our teacher in this subject wasn't very good at teaching. Also this school year I started to learn C. I got a AI as a new subject this year. Therefore we got a bit deeper into Python last semester (and after one semester only doing OOP and data science in Python we finally started to make AIs a few weeks ago)
PS: for who is wondering i am currently attending the 4th class of a "HTL" in Austria ( HTL could be translated with "higher technological college/school" or "technological high school"). HTL has 5 years in total (normally you start with 14 and end with 19) so I finish in about a year or so.
What's your degree or studiengang?
@@zaks7 HTL-Abschluss + Matura or "Reife- und Diplomprüfung"
@@daschmitzi8403 best of luck!
@@zaks7 Thank you, to you too. and thanks for reading my quite long comment.
@@daschmitzi8403 No problem, your study path seems really interesting and broad/applied. I'm in a TU9 Uni in germany doing my bachelors in computer engineering and I wish my curriculum was more like yours :D
i learned mern stack and python last year now iam going heads on in data science
Blockchain
Rust
Next JS(since react now officially supports and recommends building apps using NextJS)
NestJS(for backend)
Golang
AWS developer cert
I define Devops as a collection of technologies that in cooperation solve a Bussines problem with helpful "features" for development
Great video Lewis 🎉
Glad you enjoyed it
im learning mern stack now, after that i will look to rust.
Please more vids about video games
cloud computing is on my list
why do u use python in back-end instead of java and spring ? they much faster and efficient right ? i m beginner so pls dont make fun of mee
To be honest I think this is way too much for an year. For example just learning to use bash without any help you would take one month if you've never seen linux. Then there are other advanced commands like ftrace which you would never use in regular work but which are helpful if you want to learn how kernel executes some task. Then there is kernel itself which is frankly an ocean of concepts. I prefer to focus on something deeply rather than knowing 50 topics at a shallow level which you will forget anyways and run to google whenever a small error pops up. I am sure that other topics like rust, unity, AI, etc are huge too.
Hi i love your videos , could you share how you edit your videos
I'm definitely learning Rust this year! 🦀
Wat's the best way to learn RDMS ? Should i learn SQL 1st , or i can directly go for MySQL or Postgress ?
Yes! Learn SQL which will both be ideal for MySQL and Postgres
@@CodingWithLewis Tanx for the reply.
Lewis, is it better to shift to Python-Django for web development insted of using Java Script ?
My road map was so similar to your's,except React and Raspery Pi
5:08 wish I could be a simple Linux penguin chilling on an iceberg sometimes
I think you are and you just don't know it yet
@@CodingWithLewis perhaps you're right🐧
so kind a cool list i am going to backend django and maybe golang and linux
after frontend my frontend
Bro that raspberry pi video and blender video I am reallly loooking to see this
I m still works on C# unity for last 2 years.
What techs I'm learning in 2023:
C/C++
Rust
Algorithms and Data Structures
AI-assisted development
Visual Studio Code extensions
LLVM IR
Clang/LLVM API
OOP Design Patterns
rust is really gonna blow..because i have not seen anyone talking about it...
Great video!
Thank you :D
what linux distro u use btw ?
What's with the hate on NestJS?
What about Angular?
I'm going to learn Rust
Not everyone’s first💀
Flutter + Dart!
Can you make a video on rust, or how to learn rust, free courses or tools.
Sounds great, although I'd personally go with Unreal instead of Unity. I also leanred Java and C for a few years in university, but I don't like these languages and decided to learn Python 1.5 years ago
Lol
Bro's journey is the reverse of every other hobbyist programmer lmao
How do programmers studied all of that things 😵
Stepping into the web 3 world
For me i wanna learn unreal engine and blockchain tech
I dont know why this guy doesn't have a single coding tutorial on the channel.
Maybe because every single programmer's channel already does...
NestJS is amazing
Hi, I'm a little new here in the coding world. I would like to know which programming language is easier to learn (if you know both Swift and C#) C or C++?
Hope someone can answer 🙏😄
c++
CC on this video are way too funny "chad gpt and gbt bank(bing)"
Good video, but why Unity you really only told what you had to do
Last 10 years I only working as android developer. Still I do not know what am I doing. I am dubest dev, even I wrote some of the best android apps
Assemble is a king. ... It is a view
first !! thanks for the amazing videos
Hello! I have a question, should I learn Rust instead of C++ ?
I would recommend learning godot instead of unity or unreal
GODOT 4 > Unity
Good take
Can anyone recommend a book for Linux?
What are your thoughts on mobile application development in 2023?
I came from linux (4 years) to mac. UX is 100x better on a mac. Looks and feels are what made me switch to Mac.
linux is not so hard its just intamadating but you can use it right now since its getting easier to use than before
Live Svelte + React , pls😊🎉🎉🎉
🎉
This could've been a 1 min short
Ai, Linux, unity, svelte, raspberry pi, could, devops
You should check out godot quite easy to make a game with that
Devops🤚
for me:
AI
Rust
Linux
Vim, How to exit vim
Cloud
Metaverse Development
Unity
What you end up with is learning and some more learning daily, no social life, no life at all. Beware of what you wish for!
Knowledge is good
@@pizzapizzza4607 Friends are fleeting, knowledge is forever. ;)
Just a quick note on Unity: In my opinion, Unity is too much for 2D games and a bit complicated. I use PyGame (Community version) because it's well... Python, that means it's easy and on the other hand, it's not an engine, so you have to program physics and all this stuff yourself.
But Unity, of course great for 3D imo
phyton and java
Everyone here tryna be first, but nobody is except Lewis lol
ahead yet every step you take 10 more is added
Hey Lewis 😄
I think you were first
Come learn about AI and game dev from us, it's actually fun :D
lol this guy is learning tensorflow in 2023
You literally saved your life by skipping webpack🧨
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Game developers are among most abused employees in the world plus extremely low wages with crunch hours, believe me you don't want to be a game developer and make yourself a favor: don't learn Unity. (Former game developer here)
ChadGPT
how old r u?
First
FIRST
first
Yeah... don't watch thePrimagen that guy will make you feel really bored about your code LOL.
how come you people store those in your brain?
fist
Unity one did NOT age well huh ☠️
pls dont learn how to code its too late
Due to how unpopular svelte is compared to react, you're still just better off with react, also for react native for mobile front ends. You never find a job posting requesting svelte, but everyone asks for react. 3rd party plugins are also instantly adapted into react, which is not true for svelte. Sure it's nice to use but as of now very low adoption rate and not worth learning if you actually want a job and don't just dev for a hobby
yes it is pronounced "Cider" 🤣🤍
Please do a dedicated video of how to get into cybersecurity 🥲