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Just found this video! This is awesome :) Thanks for supporting the community Engineer Man 💪

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Thanks for turning me on to Tech With Tim.

is there a way to deploy PHP onto a source control system so it's synced on push with the files on the server?

Maybe you should answer your notifications first?

Great community service!!

You kids and your stone tablets, back in my days we told machine code to our kids around the camp fire and then painted it in binary on cave walls. One was a dot and zero was a space.

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ABACUS is a good and portable IDE

EM - off topic, but what are your thoughts on using a mechanical keyboard for development? A must or a nice to have? I've just invested in one and find it makes typing far more comfortable an experience.

What's a good alternative to electron. Having to basically provide an entire browser for an application sucks in both size and efficiency. Are there any other efficient cross platform alternatives? What about any code once deploy anywhere frameworks that work well?

I have a question.. I wanna make a robot dog or self driving drone. What should I study as an absolute beginner.I don't have cs degree. But I have a little bit knowledge about programming.

Great video, would love to see another topic answered

I just made a small GUI science app (~600 lines) in python and uploaded it as a public github repository. Should i look at liscensing it?

For students that wants to use Pycharm Professional edition but don’t want to pay you can use a free license through university email

idle? notepad? atom? visual studio code bloat? pycharms?


come on ed is the standard editor.... 😁😂

Fantastic video idea!

VS Code - is great for Unity game development. (Doing gamedev with Unity for 13 years).

I'm 14 and professional front end developer. Now want to be a software engineer / developer. How should I start learning now? Pls give me a suggestion.

IDLE is fine for beginners. What’s all those people trying all sorts of IDEs, IDLE keeps it simple and that’s what you need.

Talking about licenses, I have 2 very specific questions that you may be able to help me with:
1. If I'm using a BSD-3 and MIT licensed libraries in my closed-source C++ program. Do I have attribute them given that they're only used for internal stuff like encryption and serialization of data, and the user does not interact with them at all? And what if I'm using only 1 or 2 functions from these libraries, isn't that fair use?
2. Same case, BSD-3, but regarding a closed source website using a ready-to-use web framework, do I have to attribute the framework when the website is closed source and there's not binary being distributed?
3. Bonus question, LOL, if I don't attribute, do I go to jail?

Sorry about the complexity, and please don't think that I'm trying to steal anyone's work. I'm just working on an anti-reverse-engineering project, where revealing the internals would defeat the purpose of the whole project, especially in (1). (also, not a virus)

Thank you,

Cheers

This idea is genius

Great idea, I love it.

Thank you

Nice video you're the goat

Nice vid, cool idea :)

vscode is closed source
code oss is open source
i guess

Didn't expect the joke at the end x)

No stone tablets, but I did used to have to splice and punch holes in Mylar tape or cardboard punchcards(1970's). 😆

Cool video! It‘s great to see people help beginner programmers.

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