*youtube how to use X in Y*

*please dont be an indian please dont be an indian please dont be an indian*

hlo frnds tday ím gna shw u...

FUCK

Don't forget the instructions in the notepad, the artifical click sound and the yellow circle around the cursor. And a VM with a screen resolution from 2005.

@hypervtechnics @irene since i have to wait 2h to post a new rant ill write it here: i am so Fcking pissed off when people make a tutorial SERIES and start by first using unnecessary boilerplate already half built project with a bunch of classes i know nothing about and the worst part about this is, the project is 2 yrs old, COMPLETELY outdated and cannot be compiled, thus Fucking retarded tutorials are a waste of time because u cant fOLLOW IT SINCE IT IS OUTDATED AND THEY DO NOT TEACH FROM SCRATCH JST FK OFF

They are one of the best on more complicated subjects though.

What are you trying to do?

@JKyll im trying to learn android: mvp, retrofit, rxjava and other shits for developing well structured android apps. if u have knowledge in mvp please i beg u to teach me on teamviewer, ill pay u if i have to, i cant wrap my head around mvp

@SukMikeHok I do MVC, didn't know MVP was a synonymous of it, what does it stand for?

I thought MVVW is the one being encouraged by Android O.o

@JKyll MVP and MVC are not the same. The communication flows are different.

@captainskippah it IS but its highly more clusterfucked, mvp will do the job enough

MVP and MVC are close cousins but not the same. Biggest difference is that in MVP View and Presenter are coupled (through contract/interface) and P is aware of V.

Personally, I'd go with MVVM on any project/feature with Android's ViewModel and LiveData.

Once I was experimenting and came up with something pretty good. Not sure if it's over-enigneered but tried it on a To-Do (which is my goto for experiments)

I extended MVVW and added one more part and got:

- View which is a dumb container of data and emits events.

- ViewModel which is derived from a Model and shows what the view needs including states.

- Model which is the actual data source

- And lastly, I'll call it ViewActions. Event listeners triggers actions and actions updates the view model. Views literally is just a dumb component that shows what is in ViewModel and is a way for a user to trigger actions.

Separated Actions from ViewModel bc I thought it's doing a lot more than what it says about itself.

Heck, it's dang testable too!

Also, while writing this I just realized this looks like what Flux is to me 🤔🤔 or is it?

Anyway, thought sharing it here to you guys 😁😁

Btw did this first day at work to impress. Senior didn't even care. Said it's ugly.

@captainskippah I'd be interested to see the TODO project if you have it somewhere online (git/bitbucket)? 🤔

@LordPeeve sorry cant. It's on a company repo.

The project btw was an introduction to eclipse rcp. My first java app too! Too bad, if I leave I won't be able to bring with me my first Java app + native desktop UI

@captainskippah No worries mate, worth a try.

I'm not sure if what you described is more along the lines of Redux pattern or VIPER... but I really want to see an Android example using Interactor and Router. 😄

😂😂😂😂

😂 I started understanding hindi from their tutorials

Damn, I was just thinking of making some videos from rust. Now I'm reconsidering XD

@hashedram just do it, I would like it.

Why not
*please not be Indian* thing?

Btw which tutorial you are watching

@gowtham-sai the accent can be hard to understand and a lot of topics are described by indians because they have good universities.

If you're serious about your Learning.. YouTube is a bad place to go

@retard not perse, some people learn really well from YouTube. Personally I only use it as a last resort.

Every time I come across this rant, it makes me laugh. Well done, good sir.

@hashedram Do it man! If people bitch about your accent, then tell them to fuck off because you are giving free content. But you can also provide a text tutorial, that everyone can understand

I'm an indian and I totally understand this, I do also avoid them for also being surface level tutorials like... They have this "I'm reading a script" kinda tone.

Also, not everyone here has that ancient accent unless he's from a village or something.

Hey, at least there's no Squarespace / Skillshare promo at the beginning of the video. Always a plus. :>