Most of you guys got it...this is my first video is fireship's 100 sec video

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#learning #go

My father is ex-military and had a leadership role, so last time, I ask him different questions about military science and how things work.

He explains a lot about how people learn to follow orders, how discipline is built, and how soldiers are trained to think and act as a unit and have the same mindset. Hearing all of this from someone who actually experienced it is really interesting.

Honestly, it’s been a really good learning experience for me. I think that kind of discipline and hardship can teach you a lot.

I’d actually love to experience that kind of training myself, if the politics and environment around it were healthy.

what's you thought on this?

@devwitheyob
#random #military

Btw guys, I’m learning Go as I’m getting deeper into DevSecOps, and honestly, it looks like a really good language for it.

This year is definitely turning into a year of learning new tech and trying out different things.

@devwitheyob
#NewSkill #GO #DevOps

One thing I really like about Go so far is how its package system works. Unlike Node, where we're used to installing packages from npm, Go has a more decentralized approach. You can publish a module from your own repository, usually GitHub, by just tagging a version.

And this actually solves an interesting problem, a developer removed a tiny package from npm and it caused a lot of projects that depended on it to break.

Go's approach is pretty interesting because it uses module proxies. When you download a public Go module, the Go proxy can fetch and cache that version. So even if the original GitHub repository disappears later, that version can still be available through the proxy.

Go also uses checksums to verify that the module you downloaded is the same code that was originally published.

@devwitheyob
#Go #DevOps

Had this kind of funny comment in the morning is so sweet 😂😂

@devwitheyob
#random #comments

What an amazing morning I met an amazing person...details soon

@devwitheyob
#random #ppl

Wish you a great week ahead guys, let's see what this week brings us 😊

@devwitheyob
#monday

Guys, once I switch to Omarchy, I’m planning to get a Coursera course and start going deeper into DevSecOps

I’m also currently learning Go using the official docs. I want to actually build things, deploy them, break them, secure them, and understand what’s happening underneath, so if you can recommend me a good learning path or a resource please share them in the comments.

Just tryin to say, if you’re into DevOps/DevSecOps or Go, drop any resources, books, courses, or advice you think are worth checking out. I’m all ears 😂

@devwitheyob
#DevOps #learning

Some people(bots) are spamming my channel 😭 I keep removing them and restricting them from commenting, but they keep coming back with different accounts.

They’re actually bots at this point 😭 What should I do, guys?

@devwitheyob
#random #spams

Cluade design is so good with the new Opus 5.5 it built this whole page with realistic illustration guides🔥

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#CluadeDesign #design

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#Q&A

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Had an amazing conversation with Dawit and talked about a lot of things. I hope you guys had a good time too, thank you all🙏

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#conversation #TechTalks