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And I'm still looking for job.
Two companies are interested in what I have to offer: Volkswagen Puebla and Nearshore technology.
For Volkswagen Puebla, I was asked to create a REST API for transferring money between balance accounts and the required technology was Python.
Listen to the tale of how I managed to create a RESTful API on Python and how I learned Python in 24 hours.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/JhfzDPI-5Vo
Mixer: JorgeEscobar - Mixer
And today I talk about Mixer streaming, YouTube plans for my new channel and a little update on my life...
And today I talk about the realites of learning to code, and my experience at tutorial hell...
And after 3 or 4 months of sitting and saving money. I'm notified that this month it's my last paycheck as the entire company collapsed and everyone is getting terminated (myself among them).
And after some time ignoring my wife on mentoring, she decided to ask me about our classes on software development...
And after thinking about it, I'm doing podcasting and YouTube in separate.
I think that each media deserves it's own content, designed to it.
And today I talk about my experiences mentoring my wife after 2 months. It ended and was unfinished by her decision. Looks like software development is not for everyone. I'm sad and relieved at the same time, since I don't have to learn web development for her sake anymore.
Now I'm focused on my own learning of Java.
And today I tell the story of how I got involved with programming in the first place, as well as telling my personal opinion on why Java is really easy to get into Object Oriented Programming.
And today I get to get back to Java and establish myself as a Java developer, for that end I need to get the hang of the basics. Error and Exceptions are misunderstood (in my work at least).
YouTube video.
And I'm trying the new feature on Anchor with the "Add background music" and I think it's pretty good.
Today I talk about my wife's experience on learning the fundamentals of programming and what we decided to learn next.
Please let me know if you like it @JorgeEscobar
Please visit the video version at YouTube.
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