F27: Data Engineering | Procrastination | Code Ahead Principles | IT revolutionaries
Programmer's Philosophy in Q&A Format (Every Friday at 18:00 UTC+3)
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00:00 Greetings
1:42 What do you think about data engineering?
4:05 How do beat procrastination?
11:08 What is friendship and how important is it?
17:28 What do you think about extension features in the programming language?
19:45 What is your main achievement as a manager developer on a current or past project?
25:35 Do you have to be a student to submit research papers?
26:51 Is it good to work in one place for four plus years?
33:38 By convincing developers not to use popular frameworks, you make the pentesters' job harder.
34:31 Isn't web outdated, old and too complex platform now?
36:06 Should I focus on my favorite but less popular language or is it better to learn something established?
38:16 Do you really think that C++ is the place where it's hard to grow and do the world need C developers?
40:10 How Teamlead answer correlates with Code-ahead principles in terms of motivating people by extra payment per task?
48:14 What if I don't have enough knowledge for an ambitious project?
50:47 Is it good to be a full stack developer?
50:57 I'm not going to become a new Isaac Newton?
51:31 Is it possible to become an expert in software architecture through open source, or is real-world experience necessary?
54:18 Question about the salary board in the office
1:00:10 I work for 100,000 rubles. Is it worth becoming a programmer?
1:00:21 You said that your common workplace involves lying on a couch on one side or the other. How is that possible?
1:02:58 How do you become as revolutionary as those who invented Linux or cryptocurrency?
1:08:18 Do you have any hobbies besides programming? Do you study any other languages?