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This is true. Spiders are indeed the world's best web developers.

imposter syndrome to superiority complex switching every few hours is such a rollercoaster

"An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity." Joking aside, I really think this is something every new programmer should hear, and I firmly believe Terry hit the nail right on the head with that one. The point of programming is to do things more efficiently, so don't try to over-complicate things when you really don't have to.

NGL, that was the best ad for UKposts premium that I've ever seen. I'm taking notes. You presented targeted relatable issues you've overcome with the product and described how you'll continue to use the premium due to its generalized superiority over other apps that charge similar prices but don't offer all the services the product provides.

Let's be real here: The spider at the end is the only web developer who is happy when he encounters bugs 😂

We older software engineers can often add the casual "By the way, I wrote that" flex while explaining an API that is seemingly older than time itself to a junior developer. 🙂

My professor for my ethics class is a real G, got so much success making products and sold software to Microsoft for millions. He works as a "lecturer" lecturers only get ~$3000 a semester and are usually the ones who actually care about their students' education. Anyways, when you mentioned the flexing thing I remember him saying that there will be a lot of people that will try and flex on you and while saying that he was flexing and did a funny pose xD.

This video is just TOO GOOD. I've seen it like 4 times now. Keep up with the hilarious informative videos, Jeff!

One way to flex as a programmer is to help your fellow programmers and teach them your skills

As a python programmer, I try to flex by cramming as much code in one line as possible while ignoring readability.

This was beautiful. The pacing is perfect. The jokes hit so right. Bravo sir.

How can this guy consistently make such great videos, fast and freaking awesome! 👏🏻

Imagine creating a 6 minutes long video on flexing just to flex the retweet you got from Elon 😂

This dude just roasted the entire programming community and somehow made us love it 😂😂❤❤

You really know how to pick images to throw the jokes perfectly. The reason I'm saying this is because the indian guy with the gold all on all him, is the perfect depicture to illustrate that joke. You have a really good talent of creating fun content, whilst at the same time letting the masses know about all the news and information about current trends. I hope you carry on always making such awesome videos.

Thanks for taking a break. Really helps to not feel like "Not being able to keep up with the changes going on" the whole time.

"Many years ago in a story I just made up" - Jeff

Not the flex tutorial we wanted but the one we deserved

I love this video. I had to watch it multiple times over several days to get all the laughs. I think this video is a masterpiece that presents one of the most important and most hilarious concepts in software development.

5:56 but the Spider Web is actually an engineering marvel 😂

The amount of knowledge he owns is worthier than the thousands of tutorials that teach coding in a vicious way

We had a guy who was the low-level library guru for the company. We rolled all our own libraries. No C++ standard library for anything. So, naturally, we had to have our own optimized string comparison function. Fast forward to a year later when an obscure bug starts causing string comparisons to match with the wrong arguments. You ask for one thing by name, and you get something else. Since this was in code I was working on, I had to try to fix it. The thing I realized was that the two strings that were incorrectly matching were always 16 bytes long. So, I decided to look into our string comparison code. And that's where the bug was. Some edge case or an off-by-one error. I forgot what it was. For that day, I was the guru.

every single fireship video ends with bro ascending into a different realm of consciousness

I just wanted to say a quick thank you for the brilliantly funny videos you constantly produce

I absolutely love how 90% of your videos are quick educational content and the other 10% is just pure shitpost. Thank you for doing the god's work. Thanks to your videos Javascript puts food on my family as well.

Don't forget unusual keyboard setups. One point each for: split keyboards, 60% keyboards, rare mechanical switches, or pretty keycaps. Two points for using DVORAK or another "more efficient" layout.

this video just keeps getting better

Bro, watching your vidoes makes me tear up every time. You're so bloody amazing.

As a crappy programmer my self, on zoom meetings i use a lot of jargons and vague sentences that awe people whilst having Wikipedia open on one of my screens, has been working like a charm for years.

Sometimes you have to wonder "Am I even good enough to have imposter syndrome?"

i think this is the best video so far x'D , u just flexed upon every programmer on earth !

Honestly the best ad i'ever seen in a video (for youtube premium) was so subtlely thrown in there I didn't skip it on instinct

This is probably the most important video I will ever watch in my dev career

THANK YOU FOR KEEPING OUR IMPOSTER SYNDROME ALIVE ❤HAVE A GREAT DAY FIRESHIP! ❤

I have no clue how I ended up at this channel but it's absolute gold.

This is some of the very best of your content I’ve seen you put out and I already love your content

The ultimate flex is being the admin who denies a devs request for a new package.

I like comedy, and i like programming. I had never expected there would be a channel that would combine these two this good. Great Job !!!

Haha this is awesome take on the nature of people. Literally laughed out loud at the last spider flex punch line 😂 Great stuff.

best video of yours yet. keep it up

I once interviewed a candidate that asked me to address him as Erlang. You will call me Erlang, he said. My ego is so removed from my job, that I was amused by this individual. I indulged his request and continued interviewing Erlang for the next 45 minutes. He was incredibly intelligent and eager to destroy my team's morale.

You missed the WFH-only Programmer "essential staff" flex of taking meetings in your kitchen or on walks, when everyone else has to go into the office.

That was gold! Thanks for posting this!

and that's why I love this channel 😂😂😂

Another good flex is to help someone who is using some tool you don't use or haven't used in forever, confidently tell them what they need to do to get what they want done, and have it work because you can figure out the tool based on how you think it should work.

Damn that ending exactly describes my transition out of tech and into a hobby farm 10 years ago. Never been happier.

“It was at that moment I knew I was flexed upon”🤣🤣😂😭

the ending of this video is actually beautiful

I just had to pause the video so damn often to let each joke, reference and burn sink in. I'm not sure if I feel attacked, offended or entertained. True quality content right here. Thank you sir!

0:43 Brahmi fans. Like here

wow this video was actually deeper than i thought it would be, this is so profound. i honestly needed this ngl.

dude this was too great xD take it as you will

I didn't expect this collaboration.

"Those who can't code become influencers" -this is the main reason why there's so many tutorial videos covering only basic stuff, like literally stuff that can be found on documentation. Many devs will consume tech documentation over the weekend and create content for that, and becomes "influencer".

this is one of best videos describing software engineers

this is the greatest tutorial ive ever seen before

Rest in peace Terry. Greatest programmer of all time

Bigger flex: open a terminal in a split pane within vim running within a terminal within VS Code that has the vim extension installed. It's like a factory for your factory factory. Tom would be so proud.

This is my favourite Fireship video to date.

I wasn't expect the end flex but well done spider. best flexer on the earth bro lol

That ending was pure art. Shakespeare has nothing on you! 👏👏

This is a master class on the current state of software development, you outflexed us all my friend

KEEP THIS BRO . being able to create such content, without a camera is FLEXING NEXT LEVEL . N.B. like an ex-FLEXer. on your VS CODE window , you can see a red cross ...

I was a Dev for 20Y or so, now I QAD/kickstart many interesting projects for many talented teams. My favorite all-time “developer flex” is working code, thoughtfully-organized, delivered at some semblance of “on time”.

Never forget to flex on others with all those domains you own for projects you never finish 😂

This was a great video tutorial. Easy to understand and fun to watch. I learnt a lot

This is too good 😂😂😂 Thanks for making my night better

6:15 I mean spiders are the world's greatest WEB DEVELOPERS

This is your best video yet. I've never laughed off my ass this hard.

A bigger flex, is when my dad started a company, he decided to use C++ but hated the standard library so much that he made a memory safe/ garbage collecting version to then use for their actual development.

bro is soo good at programing he got sponsored by youtube

These videos are genuinely a new form of comedy The straight faced delivery of the funniest shit I cant

Mf shilled for yt so fast that I didn't had the time to realize I was being served ads, well played, well played. Would like to see AI managing to do that.

Dude, you got me laughing when you said you didn't even know how to close VSCode. That was great!

that is by far The best video I've ever seen in this platform.

One of the best videos on this channel. Made my day honestly 😂💙

This is just genius. Congratulations on a job well done Fireship. ❤

This is arguably one of my top 3 videos of you ever

Best video that I've seen in a long time :D

I am not a programmer and I barely understand 30% of what you say, especially when you dive into the code jargon but damn it's entertaining to watch your videos! I could watch for hours!

I love your videos, and this was one of the best! My only regret is that I don’t know enough people in my life who know how perfectly hilarious this is.😂😂😂 Thank you for everything you do!

Never thought a fireship video would have Brahmanandam haha! Great video.

thanks your programmers jokes are the best

I died laughing at this, and I love how LowLevelLearning made an appearance. You guys are awesome, good stuff!

0:04 Jimmy neutron in the bottom right

I love your humor lmao😂

You’re at this thing you 😂😂😂😂 I enjoyed this so much.

3:45 is that BILL GATES!?! LMAOOO

That ending though 👌

"I'm sorry, I only program in x64 assembly, and I prefer to write the metadata of my .exe files manually using raw binary" *room falls silent* *jaws drop* *confused looks* *boss music starts playing*

I didn't notice the video repeating. Smooth.

Your videos are just too GOOD!! Don't ever stop making videos like this.

I might be the first person in the company to interact with people from the production lines as an engineer. Normally there is a clear non communication attitude between engineers and the rest. Production people are working so relaxed, daily meetings are chill, problems are fixed in a relaxed way, nobody blames or flexes on each other, it is a fun environment. They are joking around, always playing music, more chatting with each other and socilizing. Engineering on the other hand, is very quiet and serious. People take their work very seriously. They mostly interact with each other on-a-need basis or meetings. How their managers are gonna react is always taken into account when doing something. The hierarchy is obvious, no matter how 'flat' the hierarchy it is. You are always being judged on how productive you are, story points, meeting the deadlines, going beyond your responsibilities is considered a standard and positive point. Saying this is not my job is a negative point. If you are gonna object to something, you need to choose your attitude and words really carefully. This was a huge culture shock for an intern who started in production then switched to product owner after her studies are finished. I guess that is the price for a some more salary and a relatively more job security.

lmaoooo - how did i just end up watching a video that has the perfect balance of making me feel attacked but at the same time making me laugh super hard xDDD

This guy's a national treasure. Protect him.

That had to be the most realistic description of a programmer I have ever heard. Even the YT Premium had me like… yeaaah I flex that too.

It took me a while to realize that there was an ad, good stuff mate!

This video was just way too good

At home in Sweden with a man cold, and this thing showed up on my feed. Laughing and crying at the same time, it hurts but it's ok. God tier video :D