If someone says: "the code runs on your machine but the same won't work on mine"
Now before they spend hours debugging your code
Remember,
the issue usually lies in environment
Different OS,
Different dependencies,
Different versions
That's exactly what docker solves 🧵:
Day 1/100
- started with frontend dev course from @scrimba
- finished with HTML ( learned all the basic tags head, body, list, buttons,
anchor, paragraph, label, div, input)
- started with CSS section, went through
first few vids
timelapse
@thestoicccoder Bro that inspired me so much, as someone who is studying in college and in 2nd year, i feel like there is so much to achieve
Btw you’ve mentioned that you work ad research scientist, what does that mean?
What kind of skillset is required?
YT tutorials are not the same anymore
Yesterday i was following a tutorial on FastAPI, after reaching a certain part, the guy started integrating the service provided by their sponsor.
which is of no use for almost everyone learning FastAPI, and after reaching DB integration part, the guy started to write code without explaining.
Felt like he was just doing for the sake to complete the tutorial and softly promote their sponsor
Even the comments were filled with this:
Today I finished FastAPI tutorial,
Here's what i've learned:
- setup FastAPI
- GET/POST/PUT/DELETE methods
- pydantic models
- how SQL Alchemy works
- Connected to Postgres DB Locally
- created DB models, populated data
- dependency injection
- connected backend with frontend