This might be my favorite video of the year. Such great info, puts so many terms I've heard into context. This answered many questions I was afraid to ask. Such high information density, not a second wasted. Thanks Simon!!
I just spent more than hour rewatching this 12 minute video, taking notes & letting all of this information permeate into my brain. That’s how valuable this video is to me right now.
Sir, I never comment on TH-cam videos. However I just wanted to say this has been the most helpful no-BS video I have watched in a long time. The value in this video is insane. You've managed to teach me something in 13 minutes that my university professors were barely able to teach me in 4 years. As a mainly frontend Dev looking to become Full-Stack, I now have an actual understanding of the backend architecture that was so unclear from other learning sources. I honestly want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. You gained a subscriber.
Wow thanks so much for taking the time to leave such a nice comment! 😄 your support is really valuable to me and you can be sure it motivates me to continue sharing what I've learned. There is a lot more to backend of course, but once you understand some of the bigger overall ideas behind the technologies, I think it will be easier for you to get more into the details. You got this!
This is the BEST video I have ever watched explaining backend development..I'm intrigued,,,,once I nail frontend development I am coming for the backend ...Most people say "There is a lot to learn in the frontend , you don't need to learn backend too" ....Well I need too , I can't be at peace knowing their is something at the backend of my website that I have no clue how it works , I just can't
The way this video is balanced between manifesting the roadmap and both introducing and explaining the technologies so lucidly is astonishing. Excellent work.
TH-cam is a blessing for us (in a small town of almost 1/2 million, with no stable electricity connection or any peer or senior to talk about or take advice from). People like you give us the push to do something!
I had no idea about back-end development, cloud computing, types of databases etc. You have made it a lot easier for us by explaining everything in a cleane way.
Absolutely incredible video. I think this video should be shown to every student pursuing a Comp Sci degree, and developers who are just starting out their career.
I’ve been self-learning code for around 5 months, initially wanted to take a go at fullstack, but backend has always intimidated me. You made it so clear that I’m intrigued by it all over again. Thank you for sharing this!
@@egrekov im 6 months in and starting to build more and more smaller projects, gonna make the projects better soon, learn django, api's and databases and hopefully start applying for jobs in 3 months, all whilst practicing my problem solving skills everyday, its alot, but I want it, I need it
Just in 13 minutes, you solved 4years puzzle with the most simple breakdown of concepts. Even a dummy will grasp this. SOME PEOPLE ARE REALLY SUPERHEROS IN TRANSFERRING KNOWLEDGE. Kudos!!!!!
I almost felt obligated to make a comment as I finished this video. TH-cam is my primary learning platform for tech and I have spend thousands of hours in this platform over a couple of years. But this is by far the most no bs, to the point, clean practical explanation I have seen. I know a lot of these elements but I am finally able to visualize them interact with one another like how I would understand the working of a car when I inspect the car and it’s internals physically. Thank you 🙏🏾 for your incredible efforts, intention to share this knowledge and the time. ❤️
You literally deserve a Nobel Prize for this video. I'm in the software development for a while now but I have never watched as well explained video as this. Thank you so much for your work
Wow, this is objectively the best explanation to this concept that I've ever seen. Extremely underrated video and channel! I wish I could subscribe more than once.
This vid just cleared all of the doubts I had for the past 2 years as a CSE major. Thank you very much. Now I can see what to learn and what to put aside for later.
this is gold, you managed to fit a lot of knowledge exactly in their right place and connect them to us with visuals and animations this is so well done thank you for this great effort Simon
The best video and explanation. You covered almost everything in 13 Minutes with examples. The clarity in your teaching and articulation can't be described. THE BEST EVER.
This video has 12:57 and I spent more than 1 hour taking notes about it, pausing, rewinding and searching about the terms mentioned. It shows how good it is. Thanks for that.
Amazing video.... I seldom comment on videos, but this deserves one! You explained everything that baffled me as a data science learner and I am confused about backend things.. Thanks a lot!!!!
The most useful video on the topic ever! I have been searching for this FOR MONTHS, even paid courses don't give the information in such an easy to understand and logical manner! I'm beyond impressed! You, sir, have reached a mastery level most people don't have.
I’m for almost 2 years now between these technologies, no one ever explained them the way you do! You guys are paving our learning way, thank you so much.
I just started programming a month ago. first thing I watched was your html and css tutorial, which was so helpful to get started. it was very long, but I think there was really no second wasted. it really was the best tutorial I could find. since that, of course I stll train html/css everyday (cause no one can learn those things if they do not practice on a regular basis) but I always take some minutes to check out your other content. You really got a way to break things down in an easy way and you manage to explain very complex matters in a very easy and memorizable way. just want to say THANK YOU. GREAT CHANNEL.
Thanks for watching my videos! I'm happy to hear you started programming and you're practicing (you're right it is the way to get more comfortable with the tools and solving problem that you run into along the way). There's lots to learn, but just focus on the technologies one-by-one and understand why the technologies exist in the first place and you'll go really far!
As someone with dyslexia and ADHD, I really like your style and I haven't caught myself zoning out that much. Great explanation, you saved me a lot of time and topics to search for. Keep going
I was feeling sleepy watching this video but the kind of Information coming out from the video kept waking me up until I couldn't help but stay awake to watch the video again. This is really awesome.
Am a front end and I cannot tell you how many times I have seemed this information on TH-cam without success. I can't believe the clarity, detail and the quantity of information you have managed to compile in such a short video. Iam now clear on the hazy area I had as pertains to backend. Honestly I can't thank you enough.
There are so many Tech youtubers but only a few actual Tech teachers; I can assert you are one of the very few. The modern IT space has evolved with a humongous jargon of terms; you have successfully demystified many of these terms with lucid explanations, putting them in practical perspectives. Well done mate.
4 years of engineering in information technology yet today i understood the correct place of each technology / software in the backend .... One of the cleanest explanation out there ❤❤
Dude this was such a clear explanation of the back end, thank you. If this is the quality of informative material you make, you need to do as much as possible. Incredible work on this video.
This is the most straight forward and easy to understand explanatory video ever. I've learned from this single video alone, everything I've already learn, which took me a duration of over a year and a half, plus and a lot extra within a space of 10minz. I love how you have consolidated all essential areas of the backend with how they relate into one simplistic video. How this video was delivered, would make even a person who lacks interest or even bother to attemp to learn areas in this space, instantly obtain the knowlegde regardless. 😂 Too solid for this and surely going to look for more of your videos on this channel. Mean work 💯
I have been trying to take on backend development. It always intimidated me as it always seems to have a lot of stuff and different jargons. This is such a great video that demystified everything. Thank you for this one!
Honestly, I don’t comment on YT but I think this going to have to be the most articulate video on YT. You managed to explain a complex in an interesting and concise manner. Thanks for the great work!
The college had taught us the fundamental theory and program coding, but most of us had no idea how the thing worked. How do they combine all kinds of tools together? (most likely designing a website in localhost or creating a console school library) How do they combine the code and tools together? We got no idea how they communicate from website server to database server. This video clearly shows the entire process in such a simple way. It can't be denied that this channel will gain more subscribers in the future.
Hi. I want to appreciate you because it was one of the best compact and almost complete explanation videos I've seen on TH-cam. A lot of misunderstood topics been solved. So Thank you so much! 😀
Length of video is 13 min but it take me more than one hour to cover all the notes deeply and precisely but it's worth it , respect man for delivering this kind of amazing content keep doing man it helps a lot
One of the most simplistic and informative learning experience All in one! Your video is a must for anything aspiring engineer or developer looking to see the complete picture end to end! Wonderful Job! Thank you so much! Keep up all the awesome work! 🥇👏🏽
Thanks for your support! 😄 I'm happy to hear it makes sense for you. Of course, there's lots more to learn than just this, but it's nice to get a general sense of how it works, and then go more in detail
Hey buddy, the way you teach a particular topic is just osm🔥🔥. Please try to make tutorials on backend because backend is the only topic that's exaust. And always make complicated topic easy....🙂
Cool video. Not every backend typically uses a lot of packages. JS specifically uses NPM as a package manager, and yes, if you use JS as a backend, you will have a TON of packages. If you use PHP as your backend language, however, you may only have a few external packages.
This video is honestly an incredible piece of work. It is the best breakdown I have ever seen of the topic I have yet encountered. This really helps me as a product manager understand what the software dev team does. Thanks!
As an aspiring developer I saw a very scary ad for this thing called canvas that claims they can make a website as complex as Twitter with low code/no code interface. I’d love to see a video about your thoughts on tools making coding easier and easier and so driving down salaries.
That’s a really good question! And something I’ve wondered about when I started. The short answer is: yes, this has been happening ever since this industry existed (jobs become obsolete because of new & better technology). The long answer is: they’re probably exaggerating in that ad. If you keep up with the latest technologies (or just become a manager after a few years) it won’t affect you that much and salaries will keep going up and up. But I’ll think more about it and share my opinion in a video 😄 thanks for the suggestion
This video is absolutely amazing, there are so many key topics discussed here that other tutorial videos often use and make sounds like advanced buzzwords but you break down each one seamlessly so that anyone at any level or stage in their development career can understand👏absolutely amazingly done! I’ve learned more from you in 12 mins than I have hundreds of other videos.
I'm completely new to web development and i need to learn backend for my personal project. this is by far the best video i've come across that explains what backend development is. I always need a story to make sense of any new concept, everything is connected, very easy to understand. I think i learned about cloud computing once but i can not understand what it even means until now omg you make it so easy to understand
I think this is a very informative and good video. Sadly, the fact that PHP wasn't mentioned in the backend programming languages @ 1:30 bothers me a bit. It's still to this date the most commonly used server-side programming language.
If you asked me what are the worst languages to use on the backend that would actually be the list. please don't use JS or Python on the back-end. Go and PHP are better choices and this is looking at it only from a performance perspective. If there was a viable alternative to JS on the front end no one would use it, don't force new team members to have to use it on the backend :| I'm begging you.
Thanks for your thoughts! The video is for beginners and most people start with JS or Python these days, so it's a little easier for them to relate if it's a language they already know
I came across this video today while I was watching Trump’s speech, and it just drew me in. I’ve been in this industry for over five years, so I’m pretty familiar with the content, but seeing how others approach it is always valuable. And wow, I was not disappointed-your way of explaining things is just incredible. Even though I knew most of the info already, the way you teach it made it feel fresh and engaging. I had to subscribe right away; this channel is a gem!
Finally, my confusion about the backend has been resolved after watching this 12-minute video. I'll continue to learn more about the backend. Thank you!
I was looking for a good explanation of Back End programming, I watched many videos, but programmers aren't the best at explaining things. Then I found your video. Great job!
I wish I had found this video a year and a half ago when I was just starting out in DevOps. The explanations are so simple and clear, it's amazing. Definitely bookmarking this one!
This is my first comment ever on TH-cam, and I simply wanted to express my gratitude. This video has been incredibly helpful in understanding how backend works. Thank you!
I work at amazon and this video is far better than the trainings they provide to their employees itself.
Don't let amazon sack you
Where are you from bro
u can hire this guy then...
😂
no shit?
The ability to teach with such clarity is truly a gift.
Yes a truly wonderful gift and talent
truly a git* 😉
This might be my favorite video of the year. Such great info, puts so many terms I've heard into context. This answered many questions I was afraid to ask. Such high information density, not a second wasted. Thanks Simon!!
Thanks for watching! 😃I'm happy the information is helpful
@@SuperSimpleDev very epic video
Absolutely correct!
Most definitely i have never been so interested in Backend development.
nice, even i have never studied anything about Software engineering still i understand everything 👍.. anyone looking for IT JOBS CAN REACH ME
I just spent more than hour rewatching this 12 minute video, taking notes & letting all of this information permeate into my brain. That’s how valuable this video is to me right now.
Sir, I never comment on TH-cam videos. However I just wanted to say this has been the most helpful no-BS video I have watched in a long time. The value in this video is insane. You've managed to teach me something in 13 minutes that my university professors were barely able to teach me in 4 years. As a mainly frontend Dev looking to become Full-Stack, I now have an actual understanding of the backend architecture that was so unclear from other learning sources. I honestly want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. You gained a subscriber.
Wow thanks so much for taking the time to leave such a nice comment! 😄 your support is really valuable to me and you can be sure it motivates me to continue sharing what I've learned. There is a lot more to backend of course, but once you understand some of the bigger overall ideas behind the technologies, I think it will be easier for you to get more into the details. You got this!
Thank you sir @SuperSimpleDev
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@@SuperSimpleDev Me too sir... love your Way of telling and also got more interest in BACKEND... Tq sir❣️from india🇮🇳
I second this, literally the most beneficial, elegant, concise video I've ever seen
This is the BEST video I have ever watched explaining backend development..I'm intrigued,,,,once I nail frontend development I am coming for the backend ...Most people say "There is a lot to learn in the frontend , you don't need to learn backend too" ....Well I need too , I can't be at peace knowing their is something at the backend of my website that I have no clue how it works , I just can't
I feel you
I relate kkkk
Same
This has to be the most useful video I've seen in years. 10 terms that I had no idea what actually meant now click in my mind. Thank you.
The way this video is balanced between manifesting the roadmap and both introducing and explaining the technologies so lucidly is astonishing. Excellent work.
My god the clarity is incredible. The visuals, narration, and expiation are spot on. So glad I found this channel, keep up the good work!
TH-cam is a blessing for us (in a small town of almost 1/2 million, with no stable electricity connection or any peer or senior to talk about or take advice from). People like you give us the push to do something!
Hands down the best Backend overview video there ever will be.
I can’t express how incredible it is to get a clear-cut explanation like this. Thank you!
The breakdown of how a web app works was immaculate. This man truly has a gift for teaching.👏👏👏
I had no idea about back-end development, cloud computing, types of databases etc. You have made it a lot easier for us by explaining everything in a cleane way.
Absolutely incredible video. I think this video should be shown to every student pursuing a Comp Sci degree, and developers who are just starting out their career.
I’ve been self-learning code for around 5 months, initially wanted to take a go at fullstack, but backend has always intimidated me. You made it so clear that I’m intrigued by it all over again. Thank you for sharing this!
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So true 😂😂 I actually want to learn more about back-end development
Noobs lmao
How is your progress in learning code after 9 month?
@@egrekov im 6 months in and starting to build more and more smaller projects, gonna make the projects better soon, learn django, api's and databases and hopefully start applying for jobs in 3 months, all whilst practicing my problem solving skills everyday, its alot, but I want it, I need it
with a playback speed of 1.25 its amazing to hear the tutor giving me loads of information crisp and clear ...Thanks & Wow😀
My teacher can't teach me these things in two years but you teach just in 12:57 minutes Thanks.
Just in 13 minutes, you solved 4years puzzle with the most simple breakdown of concepts.
Even a dummy will grasp this.
SOME PEOPLE ARE REALLY SUPERHEROS IN TRANSFERRING KNOWLEDGE.
Kudos!!!!!
Ive been looking for this video for 4 years. Everything in proper context in one place. Thank you!
Everybody ought to understand how computers connect with each other even if they're not aspiring software engineers.
This explanation is great.
I almost felt obligated to make a comment as I finished this video. TH-cam is my primary learning platform for tech and I have spend thousands of hours in this platform over a couple of years. But this is by far the most no bs, to the point, clean practical explanation I have seen. I know a lot of these elements but I am finally able to visualize them interact with one another like how I would understand the working of a car when I inspect the car and it’s internals physically. Thank you 🙏🏾 for your incredible efforts, intention to share this knowledge and the time. ❤️
Wow, I've been reading up on backend and getting really confused. Your video straightened all my confusions out in 12 mins.
You're a great teacher🙌🏽
@Karthik Ramamurthy , What's the use C++ doesn't it come under backend development?!?
I just realized, just how far I need to go as a programmer
This is one of the most clear and concise explanations for what a modern backend is, thank you
You literally deserve a Nobel Prize for this video. I'm in the software development for a while now but I have never watched as well explained video as this. Thank you so much for your work
Wow, this is objectively the best explanation to this concept that I've ever seen. Extremely underrated video and channel!
I wish I could subscribe more than once.
Thanks for watching and for your support 😃
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I agree. This is the most well explained, easy to follow with the most helpful video I have seen yet on TH-cam. I'm a subscriber now. Thank you Simon!
@@SuperSimpleDev same!! what a perfect explanation..I am still amazed.
This vid just cleared all of the doubts I had for the past 2 years as a CSE major.
Thank you very much.
Now I can see what to learn and what to put aside for later.
this is gold, you managed to fit a lot of knowledge exactly in their right place and connect them to us with visuals and animations
this is so well done
thank you for this great effort Simon
It's the first time in my 8 years career that i understand these concepts with such clarity. Infinitely grateful!
By far the best explanatory video on internet I must say. Not a single second wasted. Straight to the point. Perfectly explained. Thanks mate!
Exactly.... I was taking notes of this and it took 15 pages and 2 hours of time but its all worth it
The best video and explanation. You covered almost everything in 13 Minutes with examples. The clarity in your teaching and articulation can't be described. THE BEST EVER.
Fantastic work explaining complicated concepts so clearly and with simple examples. This is indeed a rare gift to have.
This video has 12:57 and I spent more than 1 hour taking notes about it, pausing, rewinding and searching about the terms mentioned.
It shows how good it is. Thanks for that.
This is just marvelous. Explained bunch of complex technologies in an awesome way. Thank you very much and very best wishes.
Amazing video.... I seldom comment on videos, but this deserves one! You explained everything that baffled me as a data science learner and I am confused about backend things.. Thanks a lot!!!!
The most useful video on the topic ever! I have been searching for this FOR MONTHS, even paid courses don't give the information in such an easy to understand and logical manner! I'm beyond impressed! You, sir, have reached a mastery level most people don't have.
I’m for almost 2 years now between these technologies, no one ever explained them the way you do!
You guys are paving our learning way, thank you so much.
Great to hear! Thanks for watching :)
I'm in my third year studying informatics at a university but this essence of programming has never been this clear to me. Huge thanks ;D
You at Uj?😅
I’ve been a developer for 7 years, this is the absolute best video I have EVER seen on the internet describing backend in a nutshell.
I just started programming a month ago. first thing I watched was your html and css tutorial, which was so helpful to get started. it was very long, but I think there was really no second wasted. it really was the best tutorial I could find. since that, of course I stll train html/css everyday (cause no one can learn those things if they do not practice on a regular basis) but I always take some minutes to check out your other content. You really got a way to break things down in an easy way and you manage to explain very complex matters in a very easy and memorizable way. just want to say THANK YOU. GREAT CHANNEL.
Thanks for watching my videos! I'm happy to hear you started programming and you're practicing (you're right it is the way to get more comfortable with the tools and solving problem that you run into along the way). There's lots to learn, but just focus on the technologies one-by-one and understand why the technologies exist in the first place and you'll go really far!
I have been failing at this stuff for a year and this video was by far the best I have ever stumbled across. Thank you so much!
As someone with dyslexia and ADHD, I really like your style and I haven't caught myself zoning out that much. Great explanation, you saved me a lot of time and topics to search for. Keep going
I was feeling sleepy watching this video but the kind of Information coming out from the video kept waking me up until I couldn't help but stay awake to watch the video again. This is really awesome.
Am a front end and I cannot tell you how many times I have seemed this information on TH-cam without success. I can't believe the clarity, detail and the quantity of information you have managed to compile in such a short video. Iam now clear on the hazy area I had as pertains to backend. Honestly I can't thank you enough.
I learnt so much about backend in this single 12 minute video than most other hours long tutorials on yt.
As other said, you summarized at least 3 cloud courses in a row. Thanks for this video, was very helpful!
Thanks for your comment and glad to hear that its helpful! :)
There are so many Tech youtubers but only a few actual Tech teachers; I can assert you are one of the very few. The modern IT space has evolved with a humongous jargon of terms; you have successfully demystified many of these terms with lucid explanations, putting them in practical perspectives. Well done mate.
This is the most informative, clear, and concise video I’ve seen about these concepts. Dude you’ve gained a subscriber
Welcome aboard!
This in my opinion, maybe one of the best video explaining backend in a nutshell.
Bro this is a clean way of explaining stuff…preciate 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿
Thanks for watching! 😄
This is the best explanation of Backend development I've ever seen on YT so far. Thanks Simon !
You packed so much information efficiently in a 12 minutes video. Enjoyed it
this is the most clearest explanation of backend in a short form I've ever read and watch
4 years of engineering in information technology yet today i understood the correct place of each technology / software in the backend ....
One of the cleanest explanation out there ❤❤
I never usually comment on videos, but this one is insane. Hats off for the clarity provided!
Dude this was such a clear explanation of the back end, thank you. If this is the quality of informative material you make, you need to do as much as possible. Incredible work on this video.
This is the most straight forward and easy to understand explanatory video ever. I've learned from this single video alone, everything I've already learn, which took me a duration of over a year and a half, plus and a lot extra within a space of 10minz. I love how you have consolidated all essential areas of the backend with how they relate into one simplistic video.
How this video was delivered, would make even a person who lacks interest or even bother to attemp to learn areas in this space, instantly obtain the knowlegde regardless. 😂
Too solid for this and surely going to look for more of your videos on this channel. Mean work 💯
I have been trying to take on backend development. It always intimidated me as it always seems to have a lot of stuff and different jargons. This is such a great video that demystified everything. Thank you for this one!
I've been a frontend dev for six years and I'm trying to branch out into fullstack work. This was so unbelievably helpful for getting started.
Honestly, I don’t comment on YT but I think this going to have to be the most articulate video on YT. You managed to explain a complex in an interesting and concise manner. Thanks for the great work!
one of the best videos explaining backend without making you stop the video or google something, you've earned a sub
Welcome aboard :)
You made the path for my full stack dev career so much more clear. Great video.
Now this is the best thing I ever meet. I've tried so many videos to understand topic and this guy did it only in 12 minutes. Thank you so much!!!!
So simple and in the same time so good explained. Thank you for the great content!
The college had taught us the fundamental theory and program coding, but most of us had no idea how the thing worked. How do they combine all kinds of tools together? (most likely designing a website in localhost or creating a console school library) How do they combine the code and tools together? We got no idea how they communicate from website server to database server. This video clearly shows the entire process in such a simple way. It can't be denied that this channel will gain more subscribers in the future.
You have no idea how brilliant you are at explaining things! Thanks very much for making this great video lecture!
This is one of the best videos that I have watched on youtube
Thanks a lot ❤❤❤
Hi. I want to appreciate you because it was one of the best compact and almost complete explanation videos I've seen on TH-cam. A lot of misunderstood topics been solved. So Thank you so much! 😀
My brother here simplify things and makes you fall in love with coding... I love this.
I am in the middle of a Masters in CS and I still learnt things from your video, great job mate!
SAME
Length of video is 13 min but it take me more than one hour to cover all the notes deeply and precisely but it's worth it , respect man for delivering this kind of amazing content keep doing man it helps a lot
One of the most simplistic and informative learning experience All in one! Your video is a must for anything aspiring engineer or developer looking to see the complete picture end to end! Wonderful Job! Thank you so much! Keep up all the awesome work! 🥇👏🏽
Thanks for your support! 😄 I'm happy to hear it makes sense for you. Of course, there's lots more to learn than just this, but it's nice to get a general sense of how it works, and then go more in detail
I wish I had seen this video before jumping into CS. My god, this clears so many doubts. You just showed me the bigger picture and what lies where.
Hey buddy, the way you teach a particular topic is just osm🔥🔥. Please try to make tutorials on backend because backend is the only topic that's exaust.
And always make complicated topic easy....🙂
Simon, I cannot stress how useful, clear and informational this video is, thanks a ton man!
Cool video.
Not every backend typically uses a lot of packages. JS specifically uses NPM as a package manager, and yes, if you use JS as a backend, you will have a TON of packages. If you use PHP as your backend language, however, you may only have a few external packages.
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man i've been stuck on a roadmap on what to learn next after leaning css/html/js. this opened up a roadmap for what I should learn next. thanks a lot.
This video is honestly an incredible piece of work. It is the best breakdown I have ever seen of the topic I have yet encountered. This really helps me as a product manager understand what the software dev team does. Thanks!
Amazing it is too much>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> knowledgeful video really i cant express my word
As an aspiring developer I saw a very scary ad for this thing called canvas that claims they can make a website as complex as Twitter with low code/no code interface. I’d love to see a video about your thoughts on tools making coding easier and easier and so driving down salaries.
That’s a really good question! And something I’ve wondered about when I started. The short answer is: yes, this has been happening ever since this industry existed (jobs become obsolete because of new & better technology). The long answer is: they’re probably exaggerating in that ad. If you keep up with the latest technologies (or just become a manager after a few years) it won’t affect you that much and salaries will keep going up and up. But I’ll think more about it and share my opinion in a video 😄 thanks for the suggestion
Low code / no code is like reducing your vocabulary. You're not going to describe complex concepts with a 5 year old's vocabulary.
This video is absolutely amazing, there are so many key topics discussed here that other tutorial videos often use and make sounds like advanced buzzwords but you break down each one seamlessly so that anyone at any level or stage in their development career can understand👏absolutely amazingly done! I’ve learned more from you in 12 mins than I have hundreds of other videos.
Brilliant, precise, knowledge transfer at
its best. Kudos to you for putting this up and helping others in need! Keep it up!
I'm completely new to web development and i need to learn backend for my personal project. this is by far the best video i've come across that explains what backend development is. I always need a story to make sense of any new concept, everything is connected, very easy to understand. I think i learned about cloud computing once but i can not understand what it even means until now omg you make it so easy to understand
I think this is a very informative and good video. Sadly, the fact that PHP wasn't mentioned in the backend programming languages @ 1:30 bothers me a bit. It's still to this date the most commonly used server-side programming language.
Thanks for watching! Ah, I'll mention it next time then
If you asked me what are the worst languages to use on the backend that would actually be the list. please don't use JS or Python on the back-end. Go and PHP are better choices and this is looking at it only from a performance perspective. If there was a viable alternative to JS on the front end no one would use it, don't force new team members to have to use it on the backend :| I'm begging you.
Thanks for your thoughts! The video is for beginners and most people start with JS or Python these days, so it's a little easier for them to relate if it's a language they already know
I came across this video today while I was watching Trump’s speech, and it just drew me in. I’ve been in this industry for over five years, so I’m pretty familiar with the content, but seeing how others approach it is always valuable. And wow, I was not disappointed-your way of explaining things is just incredible. Even though I knew most of the info already, the way you teach it made it feel fresh and engaging. I had to subscribe right away; this channel is a gem!
This is far and away the single most helpful video I've ever seen on TH-cam
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Finally, my confusion about the backend has been resolved after watching this 12-minute video. I'll continue to learn more about the backend. Thank you!
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Like seriously, how comes I never came across this dude on the Internet till this moment. You are magical!!
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I was looking for a good explanation of Back End programming, I watched many videos, but programmers aren't the best at explaining things. Then I found your video. Great job!
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This is my first comment ever on TH-cam, and I simply wanted to express my gratitude. This video has been incredibly helpful in understanding how backend works. Thank you!
I’ve been scratching my head at these concepts for WEEKS and you explained everything perfectly in less than 13 minutes. THANK YOUU🎉
To be honest I thought this was one videos that would just be rambling in circles never getting the point. I was wrong... Great video
It's by far the best backend explanation for anyone. Thanks a lot for making these kinds of videos for free. 🙏
I work as a UI/UX designer but this video was just too fun to watch. I really want to learn backend rn. Thank god I found you.
The way he explains everything is amazing.
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