The Backend Engineering Show with Hussein Nasser

Discussing arcgis server technology part 1

Discussion on Persisted storage in the disk while taking a walk in Bahrain 🇧🇭 . Enjoy.

In this podcast I talk about my story. Where did I come from? What did I study? What jobs did I have? Why did I start my blog and Youtube Channel? How did I write my books? Why did I move to the United States? and much more..

Stay Awesome guys and Enjoy the podcast.

Hussein

Discussion on GIS geographic information system my career since 2005. Enjoy

We discuss we some people are intermediated by programming or find it hard to learn. Spoiler alert it is our fault as educators.

Caching explained simply.

This episode is pulled from my vlog right after I finished Gary vee book Crush it. Today I finished @garyvee book Crush it (Cash in on Your Passion). I read alot of books but dont necessary review them in my SM. However this book is different, though written 9 years ago and some technologies are dead but that in itself shows this guy jumps on bleeding edge technologies like there is no tomorrow which I love. Never mind, that book actually inspired me to twist Gary’s ideas in the software engineering realm. And that is the topic of the vlog, you are passionate about 8 bit video game development? Build a community around it. You really genuinely love the assembly language? Build software with assembly and make videos and show your love, you will be surprised how many engineers share your interest. Cant wait for Gary’s new book Crushing it! - I would really like to thank my YouTube mentor @robertoblake for introducing me to such passionate person.

New technologies appear every day. We ask the question should software engineers learn new emerging technologies as soon as they come in? We answer yes and We bring in badass Gary vee as a successful example of someone who tackle any new social media app.

We discuss how JSON became popular. It isn’t some fashion trend, its convenience. We also discuss how XML was invented as an interchange format.

Discussion of latency across the entire software stack. Enjoy