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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- Watch me live code and debug with Copilot… unscripted and unplanned. I hadn't deployed to Kubernetes for months. So I thought Copilot could help refresh my memory. But maybe we were both beyond help 😅 Just kidding. Watch and learn from my mistakes. And see how to debug DevOps and Kubernetes errors - with live coding.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
02:45 Nuxt and GitHub configuration
04:46 the Dockerfile
05:58 Previous experiences with Copilot
09:21 GitHub Workflows to publish images
12:42 Copy and Paste Mistakes 🤦♀️
29:36 Copilot writes Kubernetes YAMLs
42:47 Fixing permissions with Terraform
01:02:21 Closing - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Yes, I love these types of videos because you have the opportunity to learn the overall process. Please do more of these types of videos. Bravo!!!! 👏🏾🙌🏾
Thank you Conrad!
i love your content! You are incredible, keep it up please! Also loved your new post on your blog!
Nice. Julie's back with another banger
Thanks Ikechi ♥️ for your support. It means a lot to me :)
Babe wake up, new Julie Ng video just dropped 👀
AND IT'S OVER AN HOUR LONG SWEET JESUS 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you. If you watch the whole hour, thank you x5 🙌
@@JulieNgTech Just did 👀 Very refreshing to see you "fight" through all sorts of small issues, permission stuff or simply typos. Extremely recognizable. Definitely keep the keyboard shortcuts, made me discover some I did not know about in VS Code. And I am going to need that VS Code theme please 🙏
Hey Julie, I was wondering, how does one add that zoom-in on selected code for editing in VSCode?
The zoom-ins in the video are from Screenflow - the app I use to record my screen and keyboard shortcuts for these videos. AFAIK there isn't a functionality in VS Code for zooming in a specific section. I only know of making the text larger across the board with cmd + '+'. Hope that answers your question.
Use VS Code extension like Trailing Spaces to highlight and delete whitespaces 🙂
I do. But it only does it for the contents of the files, not in the filenames themselves. And that's the bug that cost me hours 😅
Hey.. Saving this video for later. But I've glimpsed on it.
It really depends what you want. I've been learnings from TH-cam for 11 years.
If you want a stream of watch time. Always do full tutorials for beginners. Like a mobile dev understanding terraform in 13-21 mins.
People love that stuff. Having that check mark in your arsenal, even though so much engineering is happening behind the scene you know?
Also reoccurring users like playlists that are published together.
E.g. Terraform in 5 - 6 mins videos.
Idk I'm a mobile dev. But anyways never base your content on user request if you want watch time.
If you don't care about that.. Go deeper. Stuff people don't cover on TH-cam.
These are job problems that requires some effort.
This type of content attracts the best engineers that'll even help you learn.
That's my two cents on yt for education.
Thanks.
Hey, thanks for your thoughtful comments. Apologies, I didn't get a chance to respond until now. I agree with you and part of me would love to do the "zero to hero" videos. But they take too much time. The smaller 5-6 minute videos work well indeed. The super short ones I have for Azure DevOps are amongst the most viewed on this channel. My biggest challenge is time. Making videos is not my job so this takes time from my personal life. Even short videos, but esp. zero to hero take hours to plan and shoot. The "easiest" videos for me to do are the unplanned and unscripted ones 😅 But I worry that long term that will make this channel disjointed. So thank you for the feedback. I'll see what I can do medium term.