Learn By Doing.

we are at the age where every now and then we have a new technology that comes in right so there's kubernetes dr. Cassandra but all these new technologies or the database platforms programming language graph QL so how can you keep up as a software engineer how can you quickly grab and learn these languages so coming up what's up y'all this is the same NASA for all my geometry podcast and welcome to today's podcast everybody yeah today we're gonna discuss how can a software engineer learn these new technologies that comes up really almost monthly basis right this is we we have this bleeding edge technology everywhere you can either jump on them early learn them so we can get the advantage or you can always wait see how there's technology ha and the end right but we haven't involve technology various tribes oh we can't a software engineer we have to at least get familiar eyes with these new technologies learn few of them right practice some of them and see if they really simplify your job or simplify your of work right or how can you use these technologies to actually implement and do something really cool right we're gonna build web applications you might you know you can you can now build web applications with Python boy so something that you could have done before no js' JavaScript war from the server and the client Python even right can run both the server and the client everything now is you come very fluid and you can just pick your favorite language and learning so how can we for example if I learn about this I read some news that there's this technology called kubernetes right or darker but how can I actually do something and actually learn it right you can always search the search online search the actual site or doctor for example and how to get started but it will give you so far right I will teach you how to do we have the world of things but the question is you're gonna stop there but you can't actually claim that you're good at that technology unless you try to do something with it so how does that work so personally like my favorite way of learning I learned JavaScript and I I can confidently say that I'm really I became really good at javascript three months ago two months ago I know I didn't know jack about those I don't know anything I knew certain things from from they did stuff right but what I did is like I wanted to learn know jazz JavaScript right in Jake's right engine X all these new technology I want to do something with it so I want to learn so the best way what I did is actually I created a new small project and hey I said I want to build a small website that actually I will be music you're my day-to-day work alright so I said let me do that but I'm not gonna use WCF or C sharp or asp.net or things that I'm very comfortable with no I said let me use Linux as a back back end and then no J's as the web server and NPM obviously and then also JavaScript as the client both obviously has done a programming language both on the server and finally I want to do load balancing because they want to run these stuff onto multiple machine so what Olga and I built that application and is working so I had to but my head against the wall learning stuff while actually building and that was really worked for me and learning any musical honestly previously with Windows stuff WCA I did the same exact thing and I hope this really benefits you guys because that's the best way in my opinion to learn things just actually go pick a project and do it and don't pick the things that you're comfortable with pick things that you never heard about let's start applying it you might like it you might not right you might not really like that good job the technology but hey London so yeah that's all for me today guys go build something cool and I'm gonna see you in the next one st. authors [Music]