thinkingwithtanay

Let's talk about CSS How can we love it? How can we learn it? And where can we play with it? Get answers to all these questions in this episode while talking to Kushagra Gour. You can let Tanay or Kushagra know your feedback on Twitter. https://twitter.com/chinchang457 https://twitter.com/tanaypratap

Developer journeys are inspirational. It gives you perspectives. More so when the developer has made it big coming from an unknown college.  Let's talk to Manjula today and find out how she made it in tech. The journey from a small startup in Pune to leading web dev in Europe.  Podcast in Hindi.

While I always diss off machine learning and AI as a career, there's one interesting niche which has demand. It's called Data Analysis. When someone asked this question on the AMA repo, I reached out to an expert and senior I know from college. https://github.com/tanaypratap/ama/issues/271  Listen to it and know about the field of Data Analysis in detail.

Discussions with CFO of Avalon, Shashank Udupa. > How to get some financial discipline? > Planning required for a recession? > Where should we invest if we have extra money? > Will the Indian economy crumble? > How will this affect the job market? > Do you see startups getting funded? > What are the sectors which are doomed in a post-COVID-19 world? Come ask some more questions...

A lot of us struggle with English. Here's a guy who's losing jobs because he can't speak English. AMA#31. I talk about my own problems. And give some tips from my own life while answering the question why do we need English if we're a programmer?

Should someone who loves coding and does not want to do ML/AI go for a Masters's Degree abroad? I know it's not needed but does it help? Especially if you are willing to take a loan and manage to get into a good university. (Ivy League) Will job prospects in India get better once you finish masters and get some work experience abroad? Or would they be similar if you work hard in India during that time instead? Follow link: bit.ly/tanay-pratap

AMA #332 asked "What are your views on keeping and writing a journal, and when should one keep it? I've heard that it's a good practice to keep a journal. Do you keep one? If you do, how do you maintain it?" All links here: bit.ly/tanay-pratap

Kisine puchha ki lockdown kaisa chal raha hai. 5 minute me javab sun lijiye.. Agar achcha lage to Twitter par bata dijiyega https://twitter.com/tanaypratap. Bura lage to 5 minutes k liye kya bachche ki jaan lijiyega?!! 👻🙃

Covid-19 recession is real. As a fresher how can you deal with it? What are your options? In this episode we talk about this in detail. Do let us know if you found this useful. You can reach out to us at swyx (@swyx): https://twitter.com/swyx. Tanay Pratap (@tanaypratap): https://twitter.com/tanaypratap

"Can someone in a service company work in the top companies of the world someday?" "If yes, How?" This is journey of Abhik Mitra (Engineering Manager, Microsoft Teams) who came from nowhere and made his mark. It's full of inspiration, motivation and more than anything, it's full of practical tips for students and anyone aspiring to be good in their job. This is part 5 of a 5 part mini series. If you like this episode do let Abhik know on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamabhik) or the host, Tanay on Twitter (https://twitter.com/tanaypratap) The Telegram group is https://t.me/teamtanay.... All opinions are personal of the show host and guest and doesn't reflect the opinion of our employers.

"Can someone in a service company work in the top companies of the world someday?" "If yes, How?" This is journey of Abhik Mitra (Engineering Manager, Microsoft Teams) who came from nowhere and made his mark. It's full of inspiration, motivation and more than anything, it's full of practical tips for students and anyone aspiring to be good in their job. This is part 4 of a 5 part mini series. If you like this episode do let Abhik know on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamabhik) or the host, Tanay on Twitter (https://twitter.com/tanaypratap) The Telegram group is https://t.me/teamtanay.... All opinions are personal of the show host and guest and doesn't reflect the opinion of our employers.

"Can someone in a service company work in the top companies of the world someday?" "If yes, How?" This is journey of Abhik Mitra (Engineering Manager, Microsoft Teams) who came from nowhere and made his mark. It's full of inspiration, motivation and more than anything, it's full of practical tips for students and anyone aspiring to be good in their job. This is part 3 of a 5 part mini series. If you like this episode do let Abhik know on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamabhik) or the host, Tanay on Twitter (https://twitter.com/tanaypratap) The Telegram group is https://t.me/teamtanay.... All opinions are personal of the show host and guest and doesn't reflect the opinion of our employers.

"Can someone in a service company work in the top companies of the world someday?" "If yes, How?" This is journey of Abhik Mitra (Engineering Manager, Microsoft Teams) who came from nowhere and made his mark. It's full of inspiration, motivation and more than anything, it's full of practical tips for students and anyone aspiring to be good in their job. This is part 2 of a 5 part mini series. If you like this episode do let Abhik know on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamabhik) or the host, Tanay on Twitter (https://twitter.com/tanaypratap) The Telegram group is https://t.me/teamtanay.... All opinions are personal of the show host and guest and doesn't reflect the opinion of our employers.

"Can someone in a service company work in the top companies of the world someday?" "If yes, How?" This is journey of Abhik Mitra (Engineering Manager, Microsoft Teams) who came from nowhere and made his mark. It's full of inspiration, motivation and more than anything, it's full of practical tips for students and anyone aspiring to be good in their job. This is part 1 of a 5 part mini series. If you like this episode do let Abhik know on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamabhik) or the host, Tanay on Twitter (https://twitter.com/tanaypratap) The Telegram group is https://t.me/teamtanay

In my previous episode I talked about why you should learn JavaScript and web development. This sparked a controversy as to why not Python? In this episode I am trying to answer that question. Python was my initial love but I love money more than a language. Language is a means to an end, to write good software. In this episode we will see why Python is not suitable for CS devs and hard core engineers. Join the Telegram group mentioned in podcast. t.me/teamtanay . For more such content follow @tanaypratap on Twitter , Linkedin and Instagram. https://twitter.com/tanaypratap

Is Wix, WordPress or Webflow going to kill web development? Will automation eat my pie? Why do I say that if you're starting your career then start with web development? Why am I teaching JavaScript? Join the Telegram group mentioned in podcast. t.me/teamtanay . For more such content follow @tanaypratap on Twitter , Linkedin and Instagram. https://twitter.com/tanaypratap

Hindi episode hai yeh. Prashna puchha gaya mujhse ki kaise maine sarkari naukri ka sapna chhod kar, apne aap ko private naukri me daudne k liye manaya. To isme main aapko sachchi kahani k saath apna javab batata hun. Agar aap mujhe aur meri classes follow karna chahe to https://learncodingfree.org par jaye. Waha aapko YouTube, Twitter, Telegram aur baaki saare links mil jayenge.

A student asked whether he should go for BFS or DFS while learning Data Structures. I got an expert competitive coder and colleague (Sushil Tripathi) to answer the question. He then goes on to tell what are the important bits, where to learn and also touch upon interviews. If you want to interact with him more join the Telegram group mentioned in podcast. t.me/teamtanay . For more such content follow @tanaypratap on Twitter, Linkedin and Instagram.

Answering AMA#181. How to avoid DS and algo questions in interviews? We have a special guest Kamlesh Chandnani( https://twitter.com/_kamlesh_) to talk about interviews and leveraging your knowledge. Finding the right company and everything. Few other links: Take a look at Tanay Pratap (@tanaypratap): https://twitter.com/tanaypratap and the challenge which I mention is detailed in the second episode of this podcast as well. You can look out more details on https://jobchallenge.dev

Socializing is tough for everyone. But with these few simple and age old tricks you can make it easy. If you find the podcast interesting, do share it with your friends. You can send in your own questions on bit.ly/tanay-ama

jobChallenge is simple. Create 5 projects, 3 blogs, 2 reviews and you get a chance to interview. In this episode I talk about the entire history of why this is needed, why I am doing this. More details can be found at jobChallenge.dev

There are numerous options, linkedin, hashnode, medium, dev.to etc. And there's an option of personal blog. If you do it on your personal blog then you might not get traffic and if you do it anywhere else then people might not know about your other shiny cool projects. What to do? Answer is in the audio. youtube.com/tanaypratap is the place btw where you can learn what I talk about in the second part of the answer. Don't forget to subscribe to these channels.