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I haven't used the Fireship site or any of their courses but I do really enjoy their YouTube channel. Especially the XYZ in 100s is a nice bite-sized introducti
by cybrox 4y ago
I haven't used the Fireship site or any of their courses but I do really enjoy their YouTube channel. Especially the XYZ in 100s is a nice bite-sized introduction to some things you might have never heard of. https://www.youtube.com/@Fireship https://www.youtube.com/@Fireship
- calny 4y ago100% agree about the YouTube Channel. It's especially useful for being a self-taught programmer trying to decide between frameworks, other development options, etc. Also I just watched their video from a couple days ago, "Things are gonna get weird in 2023" about how tech trends will play out next year, and it's both on point and hilarious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v_TEnpqHXE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v_TEnpqHXE
- ElijahLynn 4y agoThanks, that video was so "to the point" and respected the viewers time. I found I didn't even have to speed it up with Video Speed Controller because it was already sped up!!! Subscribed!
- djmips 4y agoFor the first time I had to slow a video down! But then I put it back to normal after I got a hold of his flow.
- ConradKilroy 4y agoI concur, their yt channel of 100s video series is succinct.
- mrtksn 4y agoTheir videos are often the best introduction to frameworks, technologies or concepts. I'm consistently surprised how well that channel manages to pack quite technical topics.
- baron816 4y ago+1 for the YouTube channel. The Code Report is a fun watch as well.
- swyx 4y agoi find it interesting that the videos always go over 1min 40 seconds but it really doesnt matter and nobody ever has a problem with the length of the videos. the "100s" is a promise that you take directionally but not literally. its an interesting gimmick that more people should apply in other domains.
- shtack 4y agoDollar Store comes to mind