Hello everyone, I don't talk about IDEs in this video, but we go through the main IDE's of choice in my Getting Started video: th-cam.com/video/Ar20aMQxR7I/w-d-xo.html Enjoy!
Thanks so much. Surprises me that this video has so many views, and such small amount of likes. I don't understand that. Maybe many people land on the video that feel the video is not for them? I wonder. Love the humor at 0:50 I REALLY needed to watch this video. After reading and watching so much fragmented information, I still couldn't make sense of all of it to have a coherent concept of what .NET was, and to me is absolutely necessary to know. One thing that I think is missing that relates to this topic is how IDEs relate to the framework. Also, in my case, I don't completely understand how Xamarin relates to .NET I will also need a bit more of detail of how Mono fits into this whole scheme.
hi Ben, about F#, can you talk more about why Microsoft and the community chose the F# language in the Data Science and Analytical Approach Workloads for the Visual Studio 2019 along with Python instead of R-language?
"for complete beginners". Have some IT background and barely understood 40% of everything you said. Positive feedback: you give too much new info/minute without detailed explanations for a 18 minute video. Thank you for the effort, but people can't learn from this, not in a real way.
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Hello everyone, I don't talk about IDEs in this video, but we go through the main IDE's of choice in my Getting Started video:
th-cam.com/video/Ar20aMQxR7I/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy!
Thanks so much.
Surprises me that this video has so many views, and such small amount of likes. I don't understand that.
Maybe many people land on the video that feel the video is not for them? I wonder.
Love the humor at 0:50
I REALLY needed to watch this video. After reading and watching so much fragmented information, I still couldn't make sense of all of it to have a coherent concept of what .NET was, and to me is absolutely necessary to know.
One thing that I think is missing that relates to this topic is how IDEs relate to the framework.
Also, in my case, I don't completely understand how Xamarin relates to .NET
I will also need a bit more of detail of how Mono fits into this whole scheme.
Absolute gem of a channel... amazing content, I've learned so much from you :) keep up the great work
Much appreciated Erick!
first time seeing you, I liked this, made a lot of notes. Thanks!
wow , Thank you so much , I learned a lot from this video more than my collage
Thank you Ben!
You're welcome.
Thank you for the summary, really helped!
This is what I needed!
this is so helpful. thank you so much for this rescourse.
Video on f# notebooks would be pretty
interesting
Great Video, Keep it up man
Thanks for the great clear explanation.
Awesome video as always!
hi Ben, about F#, can you talk more about why Microsoft and the community chose the F# language in the Data Science and Analytical Approach Workloads for the Visual Studio 2019 along with Python instead of R-language?
I don't know tbh. I'm not really in the data science world tbh.
It's called crazy
I’d say VB is the long lost child. F# is the bastard child 😂
true
"for complete beginners". Have some IT background and barely understood 40% of everything you said. Positive feedback: you give too much new info/minute without detailed explanations for a 18 minute video. Thank you for the effort, but people can't learn from this, not in a real way.
your face requires a proper css...🤣🤣
.face {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column !important;
align-items: flex-end;
justify-content: center;
}
Thank you Ben!
Sure thing!