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Who is watching in 2024

Today is also my practical 😭

This is the perfection definition of "Old, but Gold". Even a decade later, this guy's tutorial is still so efficient

Appreciated it for real i learn alot from it. thank you mate.

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Your story is a lot the same of mine I'm glad you manged to get through it so young.

I initied and graduated in the same years as you from CoSc, hope you are ok. Cheers.

Good effort, Jake!

👍👍👍

simple and precise👍

This was mind-blowing. I'm still learning quite a bit about the nuances of node, and watching how your brain works really helped me gather a bit more of the logical mindset I should be using in future projects. Thank you for putting this together.

reminds an rx concepts a bit

This vidéo helped me in so many ways and i Hope you too guys😅

The content of the video is nice but calm down bro. You are to fast for beginners, i dont even talk for foreigners.

His tutorials are so helpful

Huh I never expected a mixer review from your channel! I've always watched your channel for the university vlogs and HTML tutorials.

In 2024

Just kidding

I am from past

You will pay back if you annual salary is over 27 not 21 mate

Video is really suitable.

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New to go and programming. Found your video most helpful and easy to follow along on my end. Fantastic explanation. Tks East Coast Sr (70 yrs young)! Never too young to learn!

Old school is better

Watching for my computer paper 😅😅😅😅

Professionals don't call it "scripts", we call it "code".

Amazing video. Thank You

Where are youuuuu man?????

Thank you for sharing your story. Bi people are normal and valid. 💙💜❤️

Can't believe it's been 10 years

Dude, I am in the university, and you explanation and presentation is WAY better from my teachers!

Very good 👍🏾 😊

Hello.. I have found this video amazing and helpful... The only problem that I encountered was to insert the image... I followed the steps but the image doesn't come out on the web browser.. Please a help from you shall be well comed ❤❤❤🎉

This is 2024, still found this very helpful to starters

very helpful

nice

It's very rare to find videos like these, I am just starting out with Go after doing web development for more than 10 years (PHP and JS) and I subscribed to your channel. Thank you!

No hype, no music, wonderful. Loved all about it,simple down to earth explanation, just as if learning from a friend sat beside me.

This is honestly such an amazing tutorial. Great job!

How come when the capacity of channel is default i.e. 1, then it blocks but when it's two and we are able to send and receive two values without blocking?

Something to keep in mind: DMX cable is NOT the same as audio cable! Strictly speaking DMX 'should' use 5 pin XLR, not 3 pin. But especially cheaper lights come with a 3 pin anyway. But the cable itself is absolutely different! Audio cable has an impedance of 60 ohm, DMX cable has an impedance of 120 ohm. That's the high frequency impedance, not the wire resistance. What this effectively means is that you can get real annoyingly strange behavior is you use audio cable instead of DMX. For short distances, it won't be a problem. But over longer distances, the wrong impedance cable and / or not properly terminated line cause reflections in the line. Literally, the signal bounces back when it reached the end of the line, interfering with the signal you just sent out. Again, over short distances it'll likely work fine. But don't expect it to still work in a slightly more complex setup with longer lines.

Wow somebody actually managed to make a 10 min vid explaining docker at a high level instead of a 60 minute audio book of the docs. Well done. And bonus points to you for bumping up that font size

Who watch this video in 2027

Welcome to 2024 🎉

So this video is no longer valid, as CreateSpace no longer exists?

Thanks bro

It is wrong go you don't now

Where is Jake?

Hi Jake, thank you for the videos. I was you could do something also in 12 minutes on Python and Golang

Excellent!!! Thank you !!! would you mind creating a video or explaining how to get the page on the internet (i.e. what is the next step after this?). For example do I just open an account with Squarespace or Godaddy (and pay of course) and upload my html page there? Thank you