Most people, including software developers, think that their job is to write code. But actually, it is more than that. The job of a software developer is to solve problems. Watch this video to learn how to become a problem solver! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiYXwUg23Yw

Anytime you have a dependency on a third-party tool/application, one of the most common questions an engineer asks themselves is how can I integrate with this tool/application from my local development environment. Being able to integrate with these things locally reduces the feedback loop making development easier and more cost effective. In this session, Brian Mericle shows a few different ways to get Kafka up and running on your local machine and will also show how to interact with Kafka from the command-line. Check out Brian Mericle's liveProject: 📼 📼 📼 📼 Asynchronous Event Handling Using Microservices and Kafka | http://mng.bz/aKBo To save 40% off this liveProject use discount code: twitmeri40 📼 📼 📼 About this liveProject:
In this liveProject, you’ll use the Kafka distributed streaming data platform to help convert a legacy order fulfillment system to a sleek new asynchronous event-driven architecture. This architecture needs to deliver services that can scale and evolve independently, to speed up your clients eCommerce app. You’ll use the Go language to build a microservice, an event publisher, and multiple event consumers; and work with Kafka’s command-line tools to create, alter, and test topics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwJItZbCAv4

You can start making VR apps right now with React. Once you have your VR app ready to go, you can go a step further and add Brain.js to use machine learning to make real-time updates to the UI and get insights on how users interact with your app. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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