Grandma feels the pie in her hands, and knows "this is gonna need a little longer to cook... this is not quite right..." you need to learn that by doing. love how beautiful the parallel illustrates the point
Yet another fantastic long-format session from Venkat. This will be probably one of the most-watched Java talk of the year and that's why we featured it in 💥Tech Talks Weekly newsletter. Congrats! 👏
Venkat, I'm only an hour in, but it seems you have front-loaded the presentation with older content. Can tell from the index you cover some newer stuff eventually, but i'd suggest covering newer content sooner if you want people to pay more attention.
I will argue, optionals on a private method parameter can make some sense, if you get an optional from a function, and the logic to handle that optional before you can continue in a unified way is complex, may warrant extracting to a private method, which would neccesarily take that optional as its parameter.
Functional VS OOP has never made sense to me. Functional is a paradigm on the level of Imperative, it's about function structure and order of exectution. OOP is about how we arrange features relative to eachother. Data Oriented Programming to me is a good example of how an alternative might be better on that level, and thus much better comparison.
Well now I think he's using Vim too 😂 same empty line indicator, uses "edit" to open a new file. Could be a very good Vin plugin for another editor of course
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Grandma feels the pie in her hands, and knows "this is gonna need a little longer to cook... this is not quite right..." you need to learn that by doing. love how beautiful the parallel illustrates the point
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Amazing content, have learned a lot from this presentation. Ignore people who are saying this was a repeat, this really made a difference.
Yet another fantastic long-format session from Venkat. This will be probably one of the most-watched Java talk of the year and that's why we featured it in 💥Tech Talks Weekly newsletter. Congrats! 👏
venkat back at it again
Venkat awesome as usual)
I even like approach with static method Transaction.runInTransaction(Consumer
Venkat, I'm only an hour in, but it seems you have front-loaded the presentation with older content.
Can tell from the index you cover some newer stuff eventually, but i'd suggest covering newer content sooner if you want people to pay more attention.
I will argue, optionals on a private method parameter can make some sense, if you get an optional from a function, and the logic to handle that optional before you can continue in a unified way is complex, may warrant extracting to a private method, which would neccesarily take that optional as its parameter.
This video venkat wear a black shirt.😀
Love It😍
Has anyone noticed a goat on their desktop wallpaper? Why do people in India love goats so much?
Functional VS OOP has never made sense to me. Functional is a paradigm on the level of Imperative, it's about function structure and order of exectution. OOP is about how we arrange features relative to eachother. Data Oriented Programming to me is a good example of how an alternative might be better on that level, and thus much better comparison.
is it new video or old one
New. It's from the still ongoing (till 11) Devoxx conference but it is the same thing he's presented for a couple years already.
Vim-driven presentations should be a mandatory skill for any programmer
he's not using the vim btw
@@sachinbhapkar3491 Looks like vim. What is it?
@@rothbardfreedom it's textmate
He's using vim modes and motions though
Well now I think he's using Vim too 😂 same empty line indicator, uses "edit" to open a new file. Could be a very good Vin plugin for another editor of course