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Thinly veiled ad for Google Cloud products. The blog describes this as "a new YouTube series where real engineers face-off building fake products". But they do
by apeace 9y ago
Thinly veiled ad for Google Cloud products.
The blog describes this as "a new YouTube series where real engineers face-off building fake products". But they do not build anything. They just describe the architecture.
I would keep watching if there were actual coding, or even if someone spent two days prototyping and simply described some of the gotchas they ran into along the way.
- itronitron 9y agoYeah, "build out" is a trigger phrase for me so I could never watch this anyway.
- throwaway2016a 9y ago> Thinly veiled ad for Google Cloud products. I skipped to the middle and this is my thought exactly. I skipped straight into one of the guys rattling off why chose to use three different completely unnecessary in this case Google cloud products by listing off the benefits of them... ugh. Could be titled: "how to ridiculously over-engineer something using every Google cloud feature you can cram into one project" Too bad, I had my hopes up.
- magicalist 9y ago> Thinly veiled ad for Google Cloud products Uh... > Each month we will present competing architectures to help show how Google's developer products can be combined to solve challenging problems for your users. Each solution incorporates a wide range of technologies, including Google Cloud, Android, Firebase, and Tensorflow I think we have different definitions of "veiled", thinly or not. This is clearly a "development with Google products" video series.