Getting started in the software industry as a backend Java developer used to be about learning a programming language and a couple of frameworks to build applications. And you were all set. These days, it's no longer the case. With the rise of DevOps, and more importantly, the cloud, the learning journey that a new software developer has to go through has gotten more and more exansive. In this video, I talk to someone who has been teaching thousands of students for more than a decade. Ranga is the founder of in28 minutes, You cannot be a backend Java developer on Udemy and not have seen at least one of his courses. He's a powerhouse course creator on Udemy and he's also a good friend. In this episode of the artifact, I talk to him about his journey into teh software industry, teaching, and I ask some important questions on his current focus area of cloud technologies.
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