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Thanks for the video. Your explanation is so clear and your animations are so helpful. The video is so clean. I can imagine the amount of work that goes into these videos. Thank you, Alex.

Hi! Thanks for this video! It's incredibly helpful, especially for those who are just beginning their journey. It's great that you are sharing your knowledges. Our QA team also created good video for QA and future QA - we collected the software testing trends for 2024

06:37 "The code is more what you'd call 'guidelines' than actual rules." - Captain Barbossa, Pirates of the Caribbean

Better than any video I've seen on the Internet on this topic. Useful for both client and testers. Great Work!

I prefer to remember decorator patern as ecorato pattern

Thanks 🙏

Great video! Thanks

hate when I'm being asked like "have you heard of X architecture" and I never heard of it but it turns out that I was using it a lot and I just was asked about its fancy name

Please tech me this code Below is part of code that someone wrote for making dot matrix led 8x8 text scrolling byte bitmap[8][7]; int numZones = sizeof(bitmap) / 8; // One Zone refers to one 8 x 8 Matrix ( Group of 8 columns) int maxZoneIndex = numZones - 1; int numCols = numZones * 8; // Converts row and colum to bitmap bit and turn it off/on void Plot(int col, int row, bool isOn) { int zone = col / 8; int colBitIndex = x % 8; byte colBit = 1 << colBitIndex; if (isOn) bitmap[row][zone] = bitmap[y][zone] | colBit; else bitmap[row][zone] = bitmap[y][zone] & (~colBit); }

that BTTF light...I need that in my life.

very nice ! thanks for sharing

damn man, you should've been my professor in college. now I'm gonna your student on every vid. cheers!

But you didn’t talk about the difference between a version and a release, because you could create a new version without creating a release, can you give an explanation about this case please ? Thank you

Thanks my friend, helped me to build my own version.

God Damn It! Now I want all those cakes. Brings back memories of eating all of those in different parts of the world with friends and family Two mnemonics to remember: "Create Structures and Behave: Single Decorated Faces Observe Strategies" Create Structures and Behave: - Create reminds you of Creational patterns. - Structures points to Structural patterns. - Behave refers to Behavioral patterns. Single Decorated Faces Observe Strategies: - Single stands for Singleton (Creational). - Decorated for Decorator (Structural). - Faces for Facade (Structural). - Observe for Observer (Behavioral). - Strategies for Strategy (Behavioral). I like something more fun, so here we go "Crazy Squirrels Build Dens, Often Strategically" - Crazy hints at Creational patterns. - Squirrels Build Dens points to the Structural patterns. - Often Strategically suggests Behavioral patterns. Within each category: - Single (from Squirrels) for Singleton (Creational). - Build (Beginning of Build) for Decorator and Dens (D of Dens) for Facade (both Structural). - Often for Observer and Strategically for Strategy (both Behavioral).

You are an Amazing tutor!

bringing alcohol to the party is a design pattern

Thanks for the video. Not sure I am understanding the point of the 2's compliment. Does that give us the answer of ~5 ? So ~5 is -6?

not exactly a beginner friendly content. Other's have done a better explanation

Outstanding clarity.

Jeeeez, this was a fantastic video, thanks so much! *Liked, subscribed!*

Hello Alex, thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. keep up with the great work.

This is simply fantastic, many thanks sir

Fantastically explained

Hi Alex. This was brilliant, and in only 7 minutes. Thanks man

Thank you ! amazing video

How about we drop the stupid abstraction veil? If people have trouble understanding recursion, it isn't because they need an inception analogy (and no, recursion is not like inception), people have trouble understanding recursion because "educators" like you just won't explain what it *actually* is. They would never have any trouble to begin with if they were actually taught what a function stack frame is, "recursion" is just stacking function stack frames of the same kind, but isn't it absolutely ridiculous that a PROGRAMMER wouldn't know how something as fundamental as a function works? Why wouldn't you teach that instead?

this is really worth hearing. thank you.

Проблема у тому що країною керують бабуїни.

Thank you for the video!

Used 80% of those, most tools you can pickup quickly with the reference on the side but it certainly took me many years to appreciate the design patterns.

3:10 My brain is not braining at this point

Hello, I got a question, what if company want to self-host or use vps instead of AWS?

Roadmap to dipression

This video actually answered all my questions about how the stack and heap work together. Great explanation!

you're definitely a frontend development hater and know nothing about the intricacies of frontend in terms of testing, fast loading pages, UI/UX, animations, creating and testing complex components, data formatting and display, microfrontends, frameworks, etc. Hell, there's also a lot of business logic in the frontend. I feel like backend development is so overrated and frontend development is so looked down upon. you can chew on your click rate example.

Bro gave us the inception example and i thought he was going to explain it differently, then boom fibo is back

thanks dude

I clicked on the like button before strarting the video!

You explained in 8 minutes what my CS professor couldn’t explain in an hour! Great video!

I like Backend Development and I am working in Java and Spring boot.

jUST ONE QUESTION ARE THESE THE LEVELS OF TESTING OR TYPES OF TESTING

hell yeah. idk how you did it but that finally made sense. i had to have heard the stack of books analogy before, but this is probably the first time seeing it played out with actual books imma have to watch this again

Can't believed I watched 10 minutes plus of videos trying to understand this only to get it on a 4 minutes 3 seconds video😂.

clear and amazing ! thanks a lot Sir !

Bro stop with the fibonnaci example, its too easy. It wont help me understand how to get the height of a node in a tree. Surprisingly i can code it but i dont understand it.

Beginner here, thank you for dumbing it down for me to understand!

Great straight to the point video! Thank you!

anyone else been going through life pronouncing this is "eye-dim-puh-ten-see"?

Will it be possible to make a movie about the complete process of a green meadow project?