Future-Proof Your Tech Career: 5 Technologies to SKIP Learning in 2023
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- In this video, I am diving into the top 5 technologies I would SKIP learning in 2023. It doesn't mean these technologies are no longer important or have some value (in some cases), but as someone who is learning a new technology in 2023, I would not suggest it to be one of these five technologies.
In this video, you'll discover:
✔️ The outdated technologies that are no longer in demand
✔️ The reasons why these technologies are losing their relevance
✔️ The emerging tech trends you should invest your time in instead
✔️ Tips on how to stay ahead of the curve in the fast-paced tech industry
00:00 - Intro
00:59 - Technology 1
03:28 - Technology 2
04:59 - Technology 3
06:40 - Technology 4
08:17 - Technology 5
10:10 - Outro
💡 Knowledge is power. I hope this video helps you gain an understanding of not only technologies I wouldn't learn in 2023 but also too why they were popular at one point in time and really understand the importance of continuing to grow and evolve with tech! Let's shape the future together!
together!
#FutureProofYourTechCareer #tiffintech
Waterfall isn't going anywhere based on project type. Large scale enterprise wide integrations are usually waterfall. Agile is great in product development, but not so much integration into organization's existing IT portfolio. This is mainly due to interfaces.
very true, it also depends on project goals, e.g. if you have to implement new mandatory regulations imposed by TAX office or other regulatory body, you will not go agile! requirements are known upfront and your main concern is to deliver necessary changes on time...
You got me with C 😂 one of the hard languages I’ve learned 😅
oh wow yes I have heard that from many people!
It's sanskrit like in coding languages. If you get better at C you can get better at anything fundamentally in coding.
1. Cobol
2. Flash Programming
3. Waterfall Methodology
4. Perl
5. Cold Fusion
I use Perl occasionally. It starts way quicker than Python. If you want to write simple utilities for the command line, then e.g. a trivial hello world in Python takes 1/50 of a second on my laptop, whereas Perl's trivial hello world takes 1/500 of a second. My newest aim is to learn Rust, and hopefully learn to rewrite scripts in Rust as exercises. As for PHP, my current web hosting is a shared hosting which gives you a LAMP stack so, unless I want to pay for virtual servers, PHP is all I've got to play with.
C was the first I learned hard but the original. Great vid 💙 and also definitely think people will have to adapt to what’s to come with AI and it’s developing.
thank you!! Yes, soo true! Great point
@@TiffInTech
WoW!!!
You are too beautiful..
whomever see you should believe that God is true and real..
and whenever I see you I feel like Iam in a dream..
And when we wake up we will all realize that all this life was nothing but a dream and that only God is whats true and real..
❤🌷😘
Even if let say I never seen your lovely beautiful radiant
cute baby face
nor touched you
in any place
nor smelled and kissed your wonderful neck and breast..
nor heard your lovely soft warm voice
you still know that you exist,
& Its true that we dont see God but we all know that God exists
There was a teacher who did not believe in the existence of God, he said to his students, do you see God?
the students answered no we don't see God, so the teacher said if you don't see God it means there is no God.
then a smart student stood up and said to the other students hey guys can you see the teachers brain?
then the student answered no we don't see the teachers brain, the student then said the teacher is crazy he has no brain
:0)
the universe
science says
was not always there it had a beginning point
the big bang
meaning it was begun initiated in other words created,
thus there should be a creator,
there must be a God,
we don"t see God and we don"t know the essence of God thats a different story,
But we see how things in the universe obey rules and we see some wisdom in things indicating he is knowledgeable and wise, and we see different things many verity of things and creatures
and that indicates the capability of God,
and we also see that all things are made of almost the same thing
for example everything is made-up of particles
and energy and space or vacuum,
meaning they share a similarity some how indicating unity
Which proves that the creator of all things is one
One God for all of us
And God is the creator of space and time and time and space came together they were created together
Meaning that God is not found within the
space time dimension
And is greater than to be contained within space and time frame and borders, also whatever was proven to exist-the universe proves the existence of God-
but was not proven by scientific facts and evidence-¬ by
logic alone-to not have had a beginning point it means that
there is a possibility that
That thing may have existed all the time and was not begun or created and thus has no creator,, the universe proves the existence of God but God not proven by
scientific evidence
& not logic alone
that he had a beginning point, so God may have existed all the time, yes God existed all the time
if God proven to exist but had no beginning point also that means
he has no creator.
God initiated everything and he repeats things too, and thats clear we see many cycles of things, water cycle,
animal and plants
food chain cycle,
God created this life and it is only a temporary sample or an example of a coming everlasting one which
could be either in heaven paradise or in hell.
If we try to be
good humans in life and try to obey God and his messengers and those whom rightly represent them, then we will go to heaven/paradise, if not we will go to hell fire and burn in it forever.
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Zoiks, my first language was BASIC. It was on a mainframe at the university back in the day. FORTRAN with punch cards was also a joy.
Last week I received an opportunity to work with ColdFusion, with good pay, what got my attention. However the job was not remote, and I declined the offer (or they declined me) because I am no longer interested in working in a physical office.
Hey tiff love your reels and videos should i learn Salesforce development ?
Did anyone have Prolog as their first language?
Flash, or Adobe Animate as it's called, now, can create an HTML5 app, now. The security and buggy aspects were all in the Flash plugin, not the core spec. Also, OpenFL (Haxe) can be compiled to C++ as well as JavaScript/HTML/CSS (not WASM). None of that is my cup of tea, but there's a clear path for those with Flash skills into Animate and OpenFL.
Excellent-as always
When you said "don't learn Cobol" I laughed because the recruiters at the company I work at had a very hard time finding a Cobol jr about a month ago xD
haha! Thanks for sharing. Yes there are always use cases like that and reasons to learn something that might be more "outdated" for example. But to me, still not worth it to learn from scratch in 2023. :D
I was worried you were going to include LOGO as a language not to learn in 2023. Time to get back at my studies!
Hearing someone discuss Flash and Coldfusion was funny. I remember using Flash in like 2003 and thinking that learning ActionScript was the key to the universe. It was cool for the time, back when everyone still had flip phones and 2 foot thick, 50 pound monitors. I heard that it still had practical uses but more for specialized presentations than websites.
I am just learning SQL. Do you think that’s going to be around for a while?
"how rude" hehehe. Great video Tiff!!
There are so many technologies that came and went. An example is DBase which was a pc database that had its own scripting language from the mid eighties. I don't think that most people getting into the profession have head of these technologies and if they ask someone I doubt that this would be the advice give. Waterfall can be used in conjunction with agile, such that you can have someone designing future application features and have a sprint where you only develop and another where there is only QA. Cobol was my first language but I never used it and DBase was my first tool along with the compiler called Clipper. Cold fusion was actually pretty cool for its time.
As usual I really enjoy watch your videos - About Cobol, yes I am agree, until now there is a migration from that to other options such as Spring. About Flash, agree again, and it was heavy. About "waterfall" I never liked that - About Perl, I know that C is used a lot in Linux for Kernel - not sure how common is Perl used for Linux. About ColdFusion years ago I don't listen/read about that term ... btw could you consider a video about Databases used by your side or based on 3rd party references? it for SQL and NoSQL ... your "clone" did not have more participation in this video ... LOL ... Best! 🐧🤓🍃☕
Haha! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and happy to hear you enjoy my videos. Sometimes it’s ok to not see eye to eye on everything but appreciate others opinions! In this case happy we are aligned!:)
@@TiffInTech Agree, even if I could be not agree with you - has not sense be rude with you ... after to watch your video, came to my mind about "Pascal" :)
Hey Tiff, I've recently started learning web development, I'm feeling worried about recent AI-related tech layoffs.
Hi Tiff, I see you the video you are doing a great job and providing good knowledge for softwer developers keep it up. But I have a question I am a student studying BSc game design and development I want to be a game programmer when I watch videos and learn to code I understand easily but when I try to do it myself it's going worst How can I deal with this please give me idea and suggestion for be a good game programmer thank you.
Thanks for your question! Have you tried joining a community to support your learnings? That really helps being part of a community (slack or discord) for example to keep encouraging you.
Algol, APL, Fortran, Lisp, assembler, machine language, DOS, dBase, CPM, PL/1, Pascal, OS/2, Model 204, TSO, MVS, JCL, VMS, Multics, B, BCPL, Icon
Can you make a complete video to share your thoughts on mobile app development?
You are super. Your talk is very pleasing.
happy to hear!
Thank you .
Nice i didn't know cobol was that old,
On the other hand, I can't help feeling that everybody should learn at least a little C++ as it gives you insight into everything else programming related.
Maybe a bit of straight C instead of C++ . C++ has a lot of complexity that I'm not sure if every programmer benefit from learning.
"Flash coding" was done with ActionScript (both Javascript and Action Script are based on ECMAScript) and was used to activate menu and form functions in an animated design. It's true that Flash had security concerns for a short time, but it was the public perception long after those issued had been resolved that torpedoed the program's future. Developers can use Adobe Animate now to achieve similar effects. I feel like COBOL still has life left in it because of its extensive use in point-of-sale systems, in banking, and in large-scale corporate systems. They are too deeply embedded and expensive to replace, therefore there will continue to be jobs available for people who specialize in those areas. That being said, there is no point in learning either of those languages for the average programmer or web developer. It all depends on what you want to specialize in.
i am a dinosaur that was coding before the internet was a thing. i learned COBOL, Pascal, FORTRAN, Assembly, dBase III and Basic (before there was the Visual version). when i graduated, i took a job using RPG II and CL. i played with javascript since it was invented, and sure glad i did... that is what i used in my last job before i put myself out to pasture (i retired). me thinks coding is a young person's game now. 😉
Thx!
Which php -frameworks have u used in the past?😕
I love this braud
should I keep learning java? and then move to cloud computing? like python based learning?
Yes, keep learning Java. Python is good also, mostly because of its use in data science.
@@gdofred thanks
Perl was my first language, what's interesting is the way python and node adopted the cpan installation style... not sure if Perl was the first to do that TBF.
Wow! That is really interesting. That is awesome that is was your first language, is it still a language you use today?:)
@@TiffInTech no C#, Python, Node and of course Web tech JS ect... and of course SQL... interestingly after I wrote this I chat GPT'd the question, something like "was cpan inspiration to modern module instalations" and this was the answer I got >>> Yes, Perl's CPAN was an inspiration for the development of module installation systems in other programming languages, including Python and Node.js. CPAN's success in providing a centralized repository of open-source software packages that could be easily installed, updated, and managed by developers was a significant milestone in software development.
The idea of a comprehensive archive of modularized code that can be shared and reused by developers has become a standard practice in modern programming languages. The concept of a centralized package repository, along with package managers that make it easy to install, update, and remove packages, has become a fundamental part of modern software development.
Therefore, while CPAN did not directly lead to the module installation techniques used in modern programming languages, it was certainly an inspiration for them and helped to shape the modern software development landscape.
perl5 was interesting language. I think perl6/raku was ambitious and maybe took too long. raku has great stuff like it's grammar system and type system.
I'm a Linux engineer but I'm confused as to why you'd say agile methodology is waterfall? They're different yet you seem to combine them..I'm not sure what I missed! Good video thanks over all
I didn’t say they are the same. I explained each of them! 😃
@@TiffInTech I think the confusion is at 4:48 you say "Agile" and the words "Waterfall Methodology" pop up. This never directly gets cleared up, which could be confusing for people unfamiliar with Project Management.
If you know, ahead of time, what you intend to build, Waterfall is great. If you don't know, Waterfall is a non-starter. But perhaps knowing beforehand what you want to build is a good thing.
wow granny Tiff looks good!
Does wordpress bubble or other no code tools worth learning in this AI era?
The No code tools are definitely growing quickly
IDK what you’re talking about, Tiff. Flash development with ActionScript is the future! 😤
It’s what I recommend to everyone learning how to code…Now, if I could just figure out why no one ever takes my advice about how to best break into tech. 🤔🤷♂️
Cobol is still alive... many financial institutions still use this for running large scale transaction systems, like banks where (in 2017) over 90% ATM operations were processed with Cobol. There is some demand for Cobol developers, but lack of skilled candidates, hence you can get good salary from this old technology ;-)
Very true!!
Thanks!
Thank you Steven! Appreciate your ongoing support ❤️
@@TiffInTech not a problem. fake profiles of you and other content creators have been replying to my comments lately. Keep your eyes out
Actionscript!!! You are taking me back to college
haha! Throw back :D
@@TiffInTech We actually had a forward-thinking prof that taught us Actionscript in 2000! I am in tech recruiting now and coach entry-level folks on careers. I will share this video on my LinkedIn.
With all the bad news from World Economic Forum about job cuts due to AI in the coming years, exactly the video I was hoping for.
Flash is "vintage"? I should be offended, but I am so old I cant remember what I should be offended about...
I created my first online CV / portfolio in Flash in the late 90s. It was great fun to do, but as my degree was not in IT, this online stuff didn't impress any potential employers! I still have various "Macromedia Flash for dummies" style books that were hideously expensive (as a poor university student).
I also used Macromedia Freehand to create graphics for my thesis, that was awesome in its time.
Very true
@Tiff in Tech how scared we should be on AI. And how to regulate AI
Brought back so many memories of the languages and tools we used. I must be closer to grandpa's age ROFLOL 🤣🤣🤣
People will come back to this as part of a history lesson 😂😂😂
Ah.. I remember those programmers telling me that Coldfusion will replace PHP. It wasn't happening. I had the last laugh. 😂
Funny intro👍👍👍😂😂
i know this isnt exactly coding but do you think graphic design has a strong future?
While I hate waterfall, I've seen agile abused so badly by our coding teams it would make its inventors cry. Agile scrum has turned into a way of SW teams to ignore requirements (yes, there are those things that get written by the customers and stakeholders called requirements documents) in favor of some lame-ass interpretation that the SW team wants to implement (or not). And then the team doesn't finish but half the items in the sprint and just says "I guess we were too ambitious and we should take on less points next sprint".
There was this middle ground called "spiral development" that bridged waterfall and agile. The requirements for a release were developed, then they were coded and unit tested, and then the release was tested. All within a few months (the equivalent of several sprints). I don't know what happened to that methodology...
Hi, I'm from São Paulo! Abraço!
I made a good living with ColdFusion and Flash for many years. Flash would be a nightmare now. I work at a University where ColdFusion is still used as the main server side language. It's actually a great language, but agree, don't learn it now.
Oh man my first job I was doing Cold Fusion. 😆
Haha that is awesome!
What are you working with now?:)
@@TiffInTech I'm a SRE at Microsoft
Tiff out here providing essential content
Yay!! Happy you enjoyed it
Shocked fortran wasn't in the list!! Fun fact, I did had to lay a finger on fortran code on my previous job! Rofl!!
Yeah! Cobol and Fortan is what I started with in the early 90s' I haven't used either since the late 90's.
Hearing Perl on here hurt, but… you’re right. Sob.
Pov: When you want to be the most beautiful model but situations made you a software engineer
Timestamp is a god🤣🤣
ah Rly wanted to just check for the technologies...Lady just set me up 🥲
I have a year of devops azure, github, pipelines & C#, so I applied for lots of jobs.
None replied :(
Except for the VB6 jobs. So I disagree, If you know an old language, it still has more value.
Amazingly enough 2 of these come from one of my most UN-favorite companies: ADOBE...
Good call overall, EVERYONE should not be learning those technologies listed. Thank You!
Thanks for sharing!!
C 😳
C..R 🙂never mind
I had to learn COBOL back in 1999 - my class was the last required to learn it for graduation. It was obsolete back then.
I did use ColdFusion back in the early 2000s but never got into Flash.
I partially agree on Agile... for software and virtual modeling. But for physical products or systems Agile is a horrible idea. If you don't know what and why you're building something you're wasting money. Go ahead and use Agile to iteratively design functional, logical, and CAD/physical models and associated tools and manufacturing plants before you order materials.
Also for large projects that need a lot of coordination it's insufficient in itself. Honestly I think Agile became popular because people thought they could skip requirements training and testing to make products faster... But Agile became a massive complicated mess that requires training classes...
Actually ALGOL is worth skipping.
Cold fusion not so hot 🤣
I'm sorry :( Yeap I don't have enought Exp but I hate Spam :( One think to understand is that for me you are always welcome
OMG I LOVED YOU IN PRINCESS BRIDE!!! YOU HAVEN'T AGED A DAY!!
hahaha
Flash websites, wow that takes me back! If your website didn't have a flash intro in the early 2000s, it was a thumbs down.
haha right!? Classic :D
spent "hours" learning. Heh.
??
I think of hours as a small amount of time. Now if you said "Weeks."
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yahoooo! Happy Tuesday!!
@@TiffInTech one of the most need topic is this ❤️❤️❤️.
Grandpa lol
haha I had fun being a bit silly!
@@TiffInTech I thought it would be grandma. 🤦😅
😂trying acting now lol
haha I do like to have fun!
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First 🥇
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ATM
At the moment? :D
or automated teller machine?
@@TiffInTech Asynchronous Transfer Mode. There's still some of it out there. Can you believe it?
Always Tense Moments 🎧
Hwy , can you please help me .
Is it possible I could be more own platform to make money all these lay offs us putting me in w fetal position jk😂
haha oh noo! No dont let that stress you at all. There are so many great companies still hiring. Tech touches ALL industries now a days. Lots of opportunities.
Can you please help me out
I needed to ask something
I love your comedy😂
#6 Fortran 😁
Ffs 8m old... Miniclips is fpash. 8bapl pool ob amdroid is a flash back to flash. Bit to pearn how to reverse engineer its like pre sql