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Yes, I agree, the topic is becoming pretty hot these days, and this reflects the era of transpilers, WebAssembly, coming into play with its nested bytecode form
by DmitrySoshnikov 7y ago
Yes, I agree, the topic is becoming pretty hot these days, and this reflects the era of transpilers, WebAssembly, coming into play with its nested bytecode format, and other related topics. More people are getting interested in how things work under the hood, instead of just "using" a language.
- codetrotter 7y agoHey, I enrolled in your previous Udemy course about garbage collection last year and while I did not yet finish watching all of the videos I did watch quite a few of them. So first of all, thank you for creating that course about garbage collection. The videos that I've watched from it so far were interesting and informative to me. (I've completed 71% according to Udemy but I must admit that I sometimes watched videos as I was going to bed and may not have been fully attentive at all times.) Secondly, a small suggestion for improvement based on the first course: Since each piece is relatively short, it quickly becomes quite tiring that each and every video begins with a ~15 second long intro animation, most of which is just repeating the title of the course. I would skip that all together and make the transition 2 seconds long at most. Just enough to read what the topic of the current video is.
- DmitrySoshnikov 7y agoThanks for your feedback, appreciated! And glad the Garbage Collectors class is interesting. Yes, I'll consider shortening the intro in the future classes. Initially each lecture was a self-contained, and potentially with no related context to previous lectures, however when combined in a class, yes, it makes sense to make the intro shorter. In the Interpreters class I shortened it to ~5 secs only.