@@prathewrajm i know this from my own experience. There is always one or two people in the audience that just like to chat and to ask stupid questions (besides telling the rest of us how experienced they are). its ALWAYS one or two...
it's very surprising how little these guys know about software. I'm going to make a video for them. 30 minutes in and I'm wondering why people get paid for this. The amount of work he's talking about is what I do by accident while getting real stuff fixed.
I’m 19 minutes in and that overview of looking through APIs from a developers perspective was soooo helpful. I am going to continue watching jow
One of the best and most informative videos I have ever seen on TH-cam.
Awesome overview and description of providing API information - highly recommended!
Great learning curve!
Thanks a bunch this was so helpful
The video itself is awesome. But some audiences asked some real dump questions, which are a bit annoying.
Exactly! Wasted so much of time to ask/tell close to nothing! Presenter was just being humble.
you mean *dumb?
@@prathewrajm i know this from my own experience. There is always one or two people in the audience that just like to chat and to ask stupid questions (besides telling the rest of us how experienced they are). its ALWAYS one or two...
it's very surprising how little these guys know about software. I'm going to make a video for them. 30 minutes in and I'm wondering why people get paid for this. The amount of work he's talking about is what I do by accident while getting real stuff fixed.