Good job Francesco. Keep up the good work. I hope you do not mind me sending you mu students to read this article and your entire series.

First lecture is now available on YouTube. Open the playlist and bookmark it. I will post more videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeX49KaXuQHcL3rX3_EYBaC3SpwzuxcY3

I relate with your story. In IT you can be fired any time. There is no syndicate to protect you. All you can do is to improve your knowledge and try your luck again. Is very stressful environment. Most companies are becoming toxic recently due to AI. Companies that do not accept AI pretend from developers the same or better productivity like the free open source developers who have no inhibitions producing code with AI. Welcome back. I'm curious how is going. So I have follow you on Twitter. God bless your effort, to keep up in this harsh industry!

Good decisions. Learning new things and sharing will enhance your self confidence and help you make new friends. I look forward to read your articles.

Right ;-) I wash like: what? But is my job to teach as much as I can about a language, and Bash is a crappy language, but if you try hard enough you can do even web development. (almost)

I see that you mentioned Swift, which is a great modern language. However, I think it's important to be open to other languages, even those that are less popular. There are many great languages out there, and each one has its own strengths and weaknesses. I suggest you study other less popular languages, such as Julia, Go, Dart, and Rust. These languages are all new but mature and solid, and they offer a variety of features that you might find interesting. Of course, the best way to decide which language is right for you is to try them out for yourself. See which ones you enjoy using and which ones are well-suited for your projects. There's no right or wrong answer, and the best language for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences. Personally, I think Julia is the best language out there. It's fast, expressive, and has a large and active community. However, I also think that Go, Dart, and Rust are all great languages with a lot to offer. I hope this helps!

I will have full article series for both languages. This article is just informative. I will make symilar articles to compare other languages before I start. Thank you for suggestion. Is a very good one.

Good job. I would add examples to cover all 4 principles of OOP Abstraction Inheritance Encapsulation Polymorphic methods Explain also class properties and the difference between class properties and instance properties. Good luck with these updates.