Domain Knowledge Will Define Data Careers in 2025
41sChallenging the tools-first mindset is a controversial hot take that makes data professionals rethink their next career move.
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The video is a recording of the Codebasics Learner Meetup in Hyderabad. It covers the 2025 roadmap for data and AI careers, a detailed introduction to Microsoft Fabric by MVP Amit Chandak, and an honest discussion about avoiding costly training scams. The founders also share their personal journey and community initiatives, ending with networking.
The agenda includes a welcome note, a big announcement about community expansion, a discussion on 2025 data analytics and AI trends, a Microsoft Fabric session by MVP Amit Chandak, community initiatives, a fun quiz, and networking.
Codebasics announces the NextGen Community and Indian Data Club to make offline meetups more regular across Indian cities (Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai), with expansion to the US in 2025.
The first major trend for 2025 is specialized domain knowledge. Analysts with expertise in a particular business area (like supply chain or HR) create more valuable insights than general IT professionals. Microsoft's customer stories and architecture diagrams are recommended resources.
To genuinely understand generative AI, start with machine learning basics, then deep learning, Transformers, LLMs, RAG, and LangChain. The speaker recommends watching a free 3-hour course that builds these foundations before chasing buzzwords.
Microsoft Fabric was announced in May 2023 as a public preview. It is a unified end-to-end analytics platform covering data science, data transformation, realtime analytics, and visualization, with SQL DB now added for transactional data.
Fabric consolidates all workloads on OneLake, storing structured data in Delta Parquet format, except SQL DB. This single-copy architecture eliminates multiple data copies, enables a single compute, unified security, and co-pilot experiences across all tools.
Amit predicts 2025 will be 'the era of Microsoft Fabric', with Fabric engineer becoming one of the most in-demand data jobs after AI. Current data professionals are advised to upgrade their skills to Fabric.
Codebasics warns against scam ads promising 'dashboard in 2 minutes' or 'earn 24 LPA'. Many aspirants, especially from tier-2/3 cities, lose money to such schemes. A free 30-minute scam awareness course is available.
Codebasics operates on an 80/20 model: 80% content is free and 20% is paid. Only about 10% of registered users buy paid content, which sustains the mission. The founders advise thorough research before purchasing any course.
In the Q&A, D shares that success has no secret — it comes from deep, focused work and continuous improvement. He recalls starting with 600 subscribers in the first year; now the channel gains 600-800 subscribers daily.
The main career advice is to become a problem solver rather than focusing on a single tool. Building domain knowledge, business understanding, and communication skills will be more valuable than any specific technical stack.
Codebasics' Hyderabad meetup delivered a clear message for 2025: master domain knowledge, understand AI fundamentals, and adopt Microsoft Fabric. Most importantly, avoid scams and foster genuine problem-solving skills for a sustainable data career.
When was Microsoft Fabric announced and as what?
In May 2023, Microsoft announced Microsoft Fabric as a public preview.
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What is Microsoft Fabric?
An end-to-end analytics platform that covers data science, analytics, transformation, realtime analytics, visualization, and now SQL DB for transactional apps.
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What is the one storage foundation that every Fabric workload uses?
OneLake.
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What format is structured data saved in Fabric, with the exception of SQL DB?
Delta Parquet.
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Why is Delta Parquet used instead of plain Parquet?
Parquet is fast to read but cannot be overridden; Delta Parquet manages a log and creates new files for updates, making the format updatable while maintaining history.
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What entry point does Amit recommend for someone good at SQL who wants to learn Microsoft Fabric?
Start by building warehouses or lakehouses in Fabric, then learn Dataflow Gen2, and then move to Power BI.
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What basic data concepts should a complete beginner learn before diving into data tools?
Databases, relational databases, dimensional modeling, data warehouse concepts, and star schemas.
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According to Hemanand, what is the first thing to understand before learning Generative AI?
Machine learning — start from the basics of ML, then deep learning, Transformers, LLMs, RAG, and LangChain.
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What is the 80/20 model used by Codebasics?
80% of content is free and 20% is paid, to sustain the platform while remaining accessible.
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What advice did the founders give about buying paid courses?
Do not buy a paid course without proper research; there is no get-rich-quick scheme — if someone claims you can earn 20 LPA in two months, they are making money off you.
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What is the 'secret' to success shared by D and Hemanand?
There is no secret; success comes from deep, focused work and continuous reflection and improvement.
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What is the key skill that will be in demand going forward, according to the founders?
Being a problem solver, focusing on domain knowledge, business understanding, communication, and holistic solution design.
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Domain knowledge is the new differentiator
Emphasizes that business/domain expertise increasingly separates analytics professionals from generic IT workers.
24:19OneLake and Delta Parquet end the copy-everywhere problem
Single-copy architecture is the core innovation that distinguishes Fabric from prior toolchains.
36:49Fabric skills will be in high demand in 2025
Predicts a major market shift to Microsoft Fabric, making it a strategic skillset for data professionals.
43:55Success = deep work, not shortcuts
Founders reject get-rich-quick narratives, attributing growth to focused, honest work and free content.
01:38:41Be a problem solver, not a tool loyalist
Offers timeless career advice that transcends any single technology or role.
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[01:15] Live on YouTube and uh put your best faces on because sometimes you're going to pan the camera to your side as well all right okay guys welcome hello good evening it's not like a school
[01:31] you don't have to do that but still you know just want to check if you are you know active alive so uh who is attending this uh learner Meetup for the second time okay really I saw a lot of people who came for yeah so many of you are
[01:47] coming for the first time okay that's great that's great all time okay that's great that's great all right so folks let let me give you uh the quick agenda so we'll start with a welcome note and uh we are having a big
[01:59] announcement that uh we'll make and after that uh we are going to discuss the trends in data analytics and Ai and which is kind of related to how you can prepare for 2025 and then uh we have uh our guest
[02:13] speaker today s Amit chandak and he will uh you know help you discover fabric how many of you know fabric Microsoft fabric right okay so we have the MVP here Microsoft MVP here he's going to definitely you know like uh help you
[02:26] talk about a bit of initiatives that we are doing and uh how you can contribute to those initiatives we'll discuss that and uh throughout the session there will be a fun quiz right and the winners are going to get some uh goodies and uh then
[02:41] going to be a pure talking like we'll Network we'll talk with each other I'm not going to bore you with slides or things like that even the slides will be the talking okay
[02:55] ready okay I I have to say it really feels like a classroom this this is the first time I'm doing like this kind of a setup and it's good I could see all your setup and it's good I could see all your faces uh
[03:11] you know this that we are an online community data community no need of this thing and uh so you know Dil and uh myself for those of you who don't know so Dil started this YouTube channel like seven years back and then I joined three
[03:24] years back so you know what we are doing and uh so folks there will be a fun quiz throughout the session uh you know it will be based on the things that you're discussing something related to data so you can scan the QR code and uh the top
[03:40] three winners will get a code basic s so I'll show the QR code later as well s so I'll show the QR code later as well you can share it you can scan it now
[04:08] Hydro Bell I saw a few people wow that's great where are you all coming great where are you all coming from pun oh nice from pun oh nice Andra hello okay cool
[04:34] online please scan the QR code so we are going to start with the fun quiz and uh in case you're not able to scan you can just type slido.com on your scan you can just type slido.com on your you know browser and then type the
[04:59] nothing is going to be uh charged just just just participate it's going to be
[05:29] right okay just tell where you're coming from you're you're coming from so that you know who are your neighbors and there are people joining online as
[05:49] well okay no wonder hyad is the top
[06:34] have so what do you look forward the most from us just want to
[07:02] I see a lot of takers for offline meetups and communities
[07:42] the offline Meetup and community so we power of that right like you you get to connect with like-minded people and discuss more with them and grow together so uh what's the what's the big
[07:54] announcement about it's it's exactly going to be around the uh the thing that you asked for and uh so we uh we have conducted
[08:06] meetups in several locations across across India in we have started in across India in we have started in vadodra and then in bangaluru Chennai then in Hyderabad last year then hammad Abad and then we did it in Hyderabad
[08:18] again so this this is the one that we did last January I think many of you attended that and I guess some of you are recognizing your photo from there that's nice and uh then we did in Mumbai recently and it's it's a complete Joy
[08:33] bangaluru so we have been doing it uh across so we have been doing it uh across cities and uh you know across the last over the last two years but we were not able to do it you know like more
[08:49] consistently like you are demanding and in more cities so that's the reason we wanted to start this NextGen Community for for data fors right a community where you can truly connect with people and learn
[09:04] from each other learn about the trends where you won't feel like there is some Gap in what you know versus what's happening in the industry that's the and for that
[09:16] purpose you know I'll just start with a story right like uh so this is karani she's one of our Learners so she is not uh coming from a tire one city so she started her journey and uh she came to know and she did a lot of online
[09:28] networking just with the help of online networking she was able to crack a job also helping a lot of other people so like karani there is uh you know uh last meet up when I met him in bangaluru that he's helping a lot of Learners uh
[09:44] even uh he's doing calls during his office hours just to help him so there are people like isan there is there is Mahindra he told that he's supporting people lot of lot of people like this so now just think there are a lot of people
[09:56] like this like like people like you and a lot of people who need support so what we are going to build is connecting all these people together so I just just going to show a little a that reveals what is it about so watch out for
[10:18] it the community to really connect people and bring them all supporting that I would like to bring them on stage
[10:41] this for this Indian data club I'm happy to announce that we are going to start to announce that we are going to start this community in uh across all the meetups happening more regularly in Delhi Kolkata Mumbai Pune Hyderabad
[10:56] Delhi Kolkata Mumbai Pune Hyderabad Bangalore and and Chennai any other cities left any cities that you want that is
[11:11] Delhi NC come on guys okay so we'll we'll try to cover more places but uh this is going to happen with your support how many of you are interested in I want to know like0 80% of you said yes to this how many of
[11:26] you see benefits once this is started in Hyderabad more consistently yeah good good to see some hands raising yeah good good to see some hands raising and uh so so thank you uh thank you
[11:39] folks we were able to do this with your support so far and uh so we are also doing this uh as not just in India we are going to start this in us as well so because we have some Learners there and we also have D in us so D can be there
[11:53] in uh in US and conduct this offline uh you know meetups so we are going to you know meetups so we are going to start this from 2025 so folks if you are interested in uh joining this community this is already
[12:05] online you can scan this QR code and uh Join one of those clubs the city clubs so it's a Discord thing which is already active it's already happening right now
[12:38] link is already sent to you you can scan that and uh get
[12:58] in okay thank you thank you team thanks for your support
[13:23] here okay guys ready for the some interactive quiz fun quiz
[13:50] okay so how this works is you have to answer this correct and answer this fast
[14:04] rajes great I think almost all of you right all right the leaderboard stays the same we'll come back to it and uh so let's uh let's let's keep it very
[14:18] let's uh let's let's keep it very interactive again I don't want to simp
[24:19] to be a central it team they used to prepare the reports before when I joined them I already had some supply chain knowledge so what what is the key knowledge so what what is the key difference here a generalized it person
[24:33] creating those dashboards and insights versus a person who is having the supply dashboards and insights what is the main difference here creating those dashboards and insights what is the main difference
[24:59] that's going to be the key trend for that you need to watch out having a specialized domain knowledge or having idea about multiple domains having a idea about multiple domains and functions is going to be a key key key
[25:14] five right any experience where can I get any experience where can I get domain knowledge I cannot give you the exact replacement for real experience but I can give you some compensation just check out this
[25:26] resources there are lot of lot of interesting case studies and uh a lot of stories customer stories from Microsoft and uh really good architecture diagrams
[25:38] that you can learn from so here you will understand how the tech tools are used to provide insights to the business and which function it's affecting so for supply chain you will understand what
[25:51] you'll understand what are the key metrics of HR
[26:06] okay all right very famous topic J dat so guys this is a fuzzy term that everybody is talking about right like in
[26:19] your office or wherever your thing everybody's saying J and all those things but nobody is really you know like uh understanding the basics of it like uh understanding the basics of it so I would say forget about J just go
[26:31] home today first understand what is machine learning just try to start from the basics you have to first understand what is machine learning you'll have to learning you'll have to start from such Basics there is a good YouTube video you
[26:45] can check that and which will give you the proper fundamentals without of what is Gen so once you understand what is what is deep learning deep learning is nothing but a
[27:00] specialized branch of machine learning you'll have to understand that as well so without understanding machine learning in uh deep learning you won't Transformers so how many of you know Transformers what are Transformers
[27:13] great sorry okay not not that one but yeah sorry okay not not that one but yeah still you can connect to that so if you they don't have the real meaning of it you have to understand what is a
[27:27] Transformer gen only you can understand what is llm and then you can understand what is a rag and what is a l chain and all those things then you can understand what is Gen so there is a full three hours course this is a free course this
[27:40] is something you should definitely watch and uh even if you are into data it doesn't matter you need to understand this much about this much about J right scan the QR code and uh this
[27:53] J right scan the QR code and uh this will certainly help you any questions on this three Trends or anybody wants to share
[28:15] give the stage to I welcome Mr Amit chandik please to the [Applause] stage to talk about
[28:27] uh Microsoft fabric thank you am yeah thanks I have a bad thought and bad uh data platform MVP I'm Chief analytics officer at canera uh powerb Community
[28:39] super user for last four years and I'm also YouTuber I have my own channel where I keep on talking about powerbi and Microsoft
[28:56] fabric fine so in uh May 2023 uh usually uh every announcements so in May 2023 Microsoft announced this platform Microsoft Fabric and it was launched as public preview and this is one of the you know biggest
[29:12] step Microsoft has taken in recent past end data analytics now quite a few steps but this was one of the biggest step where Microsoft tried to you know create you know a holistic data analytics environment now before Microsoft fabric
[29:27] you know we were buying kits we say Okay I want to do data analytics okay I need a lake I need a data warehouse I need a bi tool I need um uh you know uh data
[29:40] transformation ETL engine so we used to go by you know kits from Azor or Google or AWS whatever tools are available and we used to build this entire end to Antics so then this Microsoft fabric came in so
[29:54] this is the definition I forc chat GPT to write down it was writing something different so I forced it no no you have to include these things still this one to include these things still this one miss uh missed um few things so
[30:06] to build an end to-end platform which can do data science data analytics data transformation uh realtime analytics and data visualization and very recently they have added uh SQL DB which means you will now be able to also build in
[30:21] the uh transactional app so usually what happens is uh transactional data is not part of the data analytics or transactional data capturing is not part of it but what they have done recently they added the SQL database which means
[30:34] now Microsoft fabric is not only about the uh data which is basically coming from your Erp or something but you will also be able to use SQL DB where uh the data which is generating using forms or power apps that can also become part of
[30:50] the Microsoft fabric so means data generation is basically when the form entry happens that can also be part of Microsoft fabric again definitely you need to take help of either the uh UI tools like Power app or some other tools
[31:03] tools like Power app or some other tools where you can actually get uh that data analytics and this is the definition I'll use to justify the need of you know
[31:17] environment like Microsoft fabric I already talked that you know it's bringing it together but why there was a need so the basically the process of data analytics or business intelligence involve four steps bring this data
[31:29] together and then take a decision and then there is a process to bring those all those things together and to take a decision so we are doing for last 20 30 years this business intelligence is not a new term data Antics data warehousing
[31:42] this for last 30 years like 20 years back when I started my career uh we were doing the same stuff little differently but I joined the uh DBI team in uh
[31:55] analytics we were having the same definition to Year back so what's that you know uh still what is the challenge which Microsoft fabric is trying to
[32:12] 20 years the industry has matured and we got lot many products this is a very small slide but usually Aron uh the uh owner of the um Microsoft fabric team uh the VP he should a little bigger slide
[32:28] where you have more than thousand plus tools so to do this data analytics these four steps and maybe you can also uh buildin security VPN and everything you have more than thousand plus tool to choose from on different clouds so you
[32:43] a company or information technology officer in a company you have to make a choice between thousand tool to just do your data analytics so sometime you feel you like Chief Collection officer or chief decision- making officer and you
[32:58] can have a project which actually to select what exactly you are going to use can have a project for two to three months okay should I take powerbi TBL should I use Azor versus gcp should I use a red Shift versus snowflake should
[33:12] use a red Shift versus snowflake should I use Azor signups or not so there are many products there would be different experiences none of these products are M together signups did not make for as your SQL nor with powerbi nor table Will
[33:25] different experience and when you have the tools with different places you will definitely have different licenses different configuration you need to you know create users assign them permissions you
[33:37] need to create the keys so that they can work together source of truth but our approach is creating multiple source of Truth and longer development cycle cost costs are always challenge for you know any data Antics
[33:49] project now I usually have three four slides for this but I've Consolidated this into the one slide to Showcase you some of the challenges so what happens in a bigger data analytics cycle you bring in data you dump it actually in a
[34:03] leak what we call the bronze layer it has exact replica of your data from all the sources now you create the first copy now the data could be in CSV format any format now when you want to go and want
[34:17] to create a silver layer or maybe gold layer is more appropriate for this so when you want to create the gold layer what happens is you actually need data which is there in data warehouse so data warehouse is usually a choice for gold
[34:29] layer because we'll say our single source of Truth is a data warehouse and usual technology is any technology which supports SQL like Azor signups Azor SQL Cosmos DB snowflake Etc we choose those things for data warehouse now none of
[34:42] which are storing in Lake they have the faster ways to retrieve it so what we do okay let's copy this data into this system so the bronze data you copy into you know the system which you are having so you create one copy of there now this
[34:57] data got transformed you are very happy I have single source of Truth lying in one of the either snowflake sinaps or somewhere now you have a bi tool of your choice tblo powerbi anything you go to that tool the tool
[35:11] says it works best on import mode bring that copy in it's complete copy of
[35:26] that's the issue because they don't understand so we are creating multiple copies every time you create a copy you need to create a sync or the ETL or the that all the data is in sync you creating development and then we I
[35:41] famously call this black box not so black here but what happens is as I think um we also talked when um you was talking that you know analyst role and all those what happens is analyst will understand powerbi okay most of the time
[35:57] he's a you know technical analyst so you bring in data to data Lake you need a data Lake Explorer you bring it to snowflake you need to know SQL or you need to know some kind of Technology you say no I can bring that
[36:11] to powerbi using direct lake or Tablo using direct queries it would be real faster but you know the performance it entirely dependent on database then you need bigger database then you say okay prefer it import mode and the moment you
[36:24] come to the import mode it means the entire copy will happen so this becomes a blackbox the entire cycle is a blackbox where the technology is making it difficult for end user to look into what you are doing they can't help you
[36:36] out and by the time you reach to the end user by you know bringing in this data transforming it and showcasing it or power via dashboard it's already too most of the time it happens you show the report they say these challenges so
[36:49] little modified slide what you have seen previously because I added the SQL launched uh so that's the only addition from what You' have seen previous so Microsoft fabric is bringing in best of the Technologies available with them
[37:03] especially on Azor and powerbi so they are bringing data Factory basically for data collection which include data pipelines data flow Gen 2 um which also include there are now there is something known as copy job then we have um few
[37:17] more stuff out there then we have data science where you have the notebooks where you have lake houses and then we have realtime altic we have we have SQL database for transactional data capturing we have powerbi for
[37:31] visualization and realtime alerting using data activator all these things are laid on a single Foundation known as one Lake every data is going to be saved one Lake every data is going to be saved on one Le whether meta or data that's
[37:45] the one thing second is all the structured data exception SQL database all the structure data exception SQL database is going to be saved in Delta here which is a kind of a lake kind of
[38:00] architecture Lake Centric or a warehouse again based on Lake Centric architecture is going to save the data in Delta P powerbi understand Delta p real time analytics understand Delta P data Factory understand Delta P they can read
[38:14] or write some can do both some can do one of those jobs and everything is in Delta Pak so I don't need another copy so if I saved my data on Warehouse the lake house can understand it the powerbi can understand it so we don't need
[38:27] multiple copies of data just because one technology doesn't understand the other technology for SQL databases the data is not saved on datta P but immediately a real time copy is created in Delta P format so it means to analyze that data
[38:43] you don't need to be worried about so it is mirrored real time so you will always merge it with other data which you are getting in data paret in your lake houses and warehouses and can do your analysis then then you can use single
[38:58] compute means all these technology can run on S single compute they have you know done architecture where all of them can be used on single compute and also because there are too many engines which you supposed to run so you might have
[39:12] that security is all enabled from powerbi workspace level to the Microsoft preview is also getting integrated to control it every thing uh is AI enabled or co-pilot enabled means you want to create a report on powerb
[39:27] Gen 2 you have co-pilot you go to notebook you have a co-pilot so everywhere you have a co-pilot so we got a unified architecture it means everything will look and feel same so whether you go to go to powerbi you feel
[39:41] data warehouse or SQL database or on the lake house you doesn't feel there are two different tool unified experience architecture and governance again multiple times you don't have to create a UI user for powerbi then for database
[39:56] then for lak house it's just the permission okay this user will get this or this user will get this row of data and everything and business model this about business model and we are not going to discuss but if you want to
[40:09] understand the uh you know how the licensing work we can take it offline then I think I'll just quickly go through this slide uh so we talk about the four things so what all we are going to have inje we have data flow Gen
[40:23] 2 we have data pipelines streaming data flows um we have um copy job we have mirroring now which can also enable you to bring in the data lake houses warehouses and now SQL DB all can bring in data everything is going to save it
[40:37] on lake house in Delta paret format again SQL DB is creating one copy for you transformation you have SQL if you are using Data Warehouse you can use SQL transformation if you are not using uh if you're using lake house here there is
[40:51] no difference for final choice of you know gold layer typically gold layer used to be a warehouse but here it could be a lake house because you can do the entire transformation using p spark or spark SQL in notebooks and can save the
[41:04] entire data on lake house now that is not supported directly on Warehouse because it's a tsql read right only difference is that other than that lake house is tsql read uh spark can write it on and data flow Gen 2 and data
[41:18] pipelines can write on both warehouses and lake houses so you have choices like kqu for real time Antics data flow Gen 2 and Spark for data transformation prefer notebooks if you're realtime
[41:31] analytics kqu and everything can be seen on powerb so all kind of data whether it's a real time or non-real time you can analyze with powerbi presentation will happen either on a dashboard or a report pated report and as discuss you
[41:44] PowerPoint and you have a feature analyze in Excel you can actually have it in Excel okay that's the next topic so this is a brief overview thank you everyone thank you
[41:57] I would like to ask a few questions too yeah if you don't mind so guys how was it I I pretty much sure that some of you was like wow this is like Chinese for me right like you have not gone through this topic so
[42:10] we'll we'll uh ask some questions toit so if you're starting it completely new people here let's assume that they have no idea about Fabric and pretty much well would you still recommend for them to go and check what is there in Fabric
[42:25] or they should first do p bi and then do fabric what is your take on that I think uh fabric has many end points and anybody who knows SQL who knows pyth P spark not I'll say python or no power ba means if you are related anywhere for
[42:41] data then you have an entry point and start with that entry point let's say if you're very good at SQL so you can start by you know building your warehouses or your lake houses then start learning data flow Gen 2 and then come to powerb
[42:54] powerb start with powerbi and data flow query and then start learning the SQL and the P python py spark and then you many entry points but if you're completely new let's say you don't know
[43:09] would be learn some of the concepts which I think you have shown initially so very important to learn data Concepts which include what is uh you know databases and irrespective of you know whatever you want to do in data
[43:24] subject which you should learn uh relational databases then we talk about dimensional modeling and data warehouse Concepts these Concepts always helps on powerb we talk about something known as star schema and you will not
[43:41] understand unless you have went to the concept of data warehouse and for that definitely you need datab base concept so those concepts are really needed so some basic data Concepts and if you know how to analyze data in Excel just add to
[43:55] that flavor SQL flavor it will really help thank you that's brilliant and Amit one more question let's talk about money so what will be the job market like will know there are few jobs which have started which is fabric engineer so how
[44:09] Microsoft fabric engineer and those kind of things would they do you think that's going to grow no I I actually created one you know very small video okay you know in 2023 why Microsoft fabric yeah in 2024 why not Microsoft fabric okay in
[44:24] 2025 is going to be era of Microsoft fabric it's already all the customer has either decided to move to Microsoft Fabric or looking for transformation in 2025 so if you know any of the Technologies which
[44:39] is around just upgrade your to Microsoft fabric that's going to be most demanding fabric that's going to be most demanding job other than AI in Microsoft great a brilliant presentation and thanks for answering the question guys do you have
[44:52] any other questions to Amit on this topic yes please
[45:04] see um basically Microsoft fabric is an open system so Delta Park is an open format so I can query Delta Park using Python and there are other Technologies so I can read those files everything is SQL endpoint enabl means using the SQL
[45:17] endpoint you can just query them like as database uh interestingly Microsoft fabric data pipelines have 40 plus sources where you can put data back back so you know one of the use cases that you do entire transformation and
[45:31] put data back to the outside system so you are not doing analytics in power uh Microsoft fabric to Informatica Informatica or any other ETL tool that I'm using right now so you can do what you you can do in Informatica in U uh
[45:45] Fabric and then put it in Snowflake so you it's in both the in and out sources are almost equal at least in teres of pipelines so data pipelines can take data from 40 plus sources and it could also put back into 40 plus sources okay
[45:59] uh what is this Delta parket format is it like Json or uh like is more like a semistructured okay so what happens in U around 10 12 years back when this entire industry was talking about uh Hadoop and um spark this new teams came in at that
[46:16] time we got a format with spark format which is a cumal format which saves a lot of space when you save the data and it's very fast to retrieve so the entire data analytics is how can we retrieve data fast we are not too much bothered
[46:29] about how the how insert update and delete would be we are saying it should be read fast because that's where I need a 5-year report in two seconds so read fast so park is a very good format problem with the park format is you
[46:41] cannot override it you can't change it so we need now something which help us to make this format updatable so the format cannot be up datable so we come came in with one concept Delta P which manages the log and create another file
[46:56] and every every time you get a new file and you have this you know latest in the data we update it we put it in another file and we always keep on looking at uh the newer version it do create a history it definitely is a
[47:09] storage expensive format but it is one of the best format available industry open format also available for data analytics because it's a cumer so 10 time compression is usually happens five to 10 time compression happens so if you
[47:22] have 10 GB of data it will be saved in let's say 2 GB or 1 GB so that's that's one save it retrieve fastest that's what you need it should re read faster all right uh so uh so Delta pocket like what would be the performance like if I'm
[47:36] sitting on a terabytes of data while we process it's meant for that so I think one of the part is definitely you need to have the compute uh for you know processing such large data which Microsoft fabric has comput from what
[47:49] they called is F2 the and there's a little different definition from the compute because you get compute units you don't get as CPU kind of stuff there's a little difference there so you have F2 cuu to f248 one is definitely
[48:02] that is needed second the format itself is fast and it is meant for the pite scale only so this format is especially known for that only so so it's mainly for data warehousing rather than transactional DBS yes it's not from the
[48:14] transactional database and that's why they have you know separately came up with SQL DB where the data get replicated in the Delta P format the actual data is not in the Delta P format that's where I say you know I said
[48:27] exception SQL DB everything is in Delta Park okay all right thank you thank you thank you thank you Amit thanks for your time and thanks for coming here taking time and thanks for coming here taking time like to facilitate with you
[49:07] analytics Microsoft fabric powerbi powerbi is the center of fabric so if you understand powerbi you can pretty much connect with fabric all
[49:19] right okay lot of uh serious technical topics let's go for something fun something relaxed something favorite I guess for regular code Basics Learners we talk about this a lot uh I'm not going to ask you to guess because uh
[49:33] Amit already showed the next slide so we are going are going to N9 rupees okay now there is they are giving 9 rupees do change no we don't have to pay 9 rupees all right folks
[49:45] Let's uh it's we are we started uh talking about this in 2023 now we are in end of 2024 things haven't changed much right so it's always like uh you know you know like you can still you can still see ads it's very funny uh we are
[50:00] discussing about fabric all those things how the things are going to change and people are still saying you can build a dashboard in 2 minutes and earn 24 LPA I'm not even joking it's still still happening I don't know like uh yeah it's
[50:17] that right there now there is a competition right there now there is a competition to this this is 9 rupees
[50:32] okay no no we are not starting that we are killing that okay and the the one that beats all is this in just three hours you learn powerbi and uh I mean I I even saw the ad that says like for data analyst freshes you can earn 24 LPA
[50:49] master class right and and things are happening so yeah we can l about it and you know it's it's funny right because you guys are in the elite company you know this is fun but uh a lot of people are losing
[51:07] money right I know some of the people here who have lost money because of that bad phase and they have put all the money they had like all the money their parents had to things like this and uh they they left the their aspiration to
[51:22] get into the data field because of things like this mostly the people from uh tier2 ti3 cities are targeted for this and uh it's it's the problem is there is a lack of awareness so you folks have the awareness what I would
[51:34] request to use like talk about it talk about it on your LinkedIn on your Circle talk about it like just tell them this is not the reality nobody I'm telling you I've been in the industry like a lot of time like 10 years now
[51:49] dashboard in 30 minutes that dashboard is because if you create something in 30 minutes it means you're not putting any thought to it right nobody will ask you to nobody will give you the Excel file the CSV file and ask you to
[52:03] just create some visuals out of it so all those YouTube Fancy thumbnails that you see like dashboard in 45 minutes dashboard in 100 minutes all those pretty things it's not the reality Please be aware about it if you're not
[52:17] and if you're aware please spread awareness so if you don't know we even created a course a free course which is available and uh I think more than 2,000 got the certification uh if you haven't known
[52:32] about this course please uh scan this QR code it's it's a simple 30 minutes uh quick course to tell about the different kind of scams what you can do about it once you get into a scam and uh how you can raise a complaint those kind of
[52:46] can raise a complaint those kind of awareness all right okay and uh so folks if you're having fun this is uh uh humble request from my marketing team so please uh tag code Basics Hub and share the pictures we like to get those
[52:59] pictures as well great so I'll just quickly walk through our initiatives and then we'll uh do some the continue the fun quiz and then we'll talk a lot we'll just introduce each other so we have come up
[53:12] form the groups and discuss among each other so we'll do that so regarding our initiatives so how many of you know that uh this what do you how many of you know this 8020 model that we have oh great great that's fantastic a lot of you know
[53:26] about so I'll just quickly go through it it's 80% of uh so we prepare content it's simple it's as simple as that we prepare content and 80% of that we make it completely free and like through YouTube videos data challenges all of
[53:39] that and even initiatives like this and 20% of us is paid so this is kind of helping us because uh if you see in reality in our website currently we have
[53:51] reality in our website currently we have uh around 4.7 lakhs people who have registered around 4 6K people have taken our paid content that is like 10% still not 20% but that is good enough for us we are able to sustain ourselves we are
[54:05] thanks for people who are supporting us by taking the paid content but I would not say that everyone of you should buy only the paid content first of all you are getting in right that's why the reason that's the reason we have kept
[54:20] this free content so as it is you're spending your time and efforts for it why spend money first first you get clarity about the field there is a very analytics there is a good chance you might not like coding with python or SQL
[54:33] or you might not like AI you might like something else so first thing is get the lot of end to-end projects that we have just do this projects so you will or not whether this is something that you can go or not and then do a lot of
[54:49] market research and then buy paid course not just ask any paid course if you want to buy a paid course do not buy it without propos research and do not just see all those fancy LinkedIn uh you know stories or Instagram stories someone
[55:02] saying like I was on the street last night today I have a big house it's because of this powerbi course all this is do not believe that okay no there is no getrich quick scheme it doesn't work if somebody is saying like
[55:16] within two months I've earned 20 LPA they are making money off you it's as simple as that all right and we'll continue to keep our things a affordable so affordability is a challenge that we are currently facing because with with
[55:30] there is a big inflation going on and we are getting more people into the team we want to increase the quality of our content so we are we are working on that still we'll still keep it affordable and uh 100% we are keeping it job relevant
[55:43] uh 100% we are keeping it job relevant and gimmick free as always so for that we'll start focusing on more endtoend projects on YouTube so uh currently you sales insights project a lot of people have got jobs just with this free uh
[55:58] have got jobs just with this free uh project and uh so you know like the different testimonials we keep seeing and even one of our Learners Ashish babara some of you know about him so he's now with Microsoft he is a powerbi
[56:11] he's now with Microsoft he is a powerbi core visuals representative and uh so I would I would uh continue to do more of this uh Inn projects and uh we will rpcs resume project challenges right so far we have been
[56:27] doing data analytics challenges we have around uh I think 13 to 14 challenges now we'll start doing data science as well from from January a lot of people have been asking as like why don't you do the data science uh challenges so if
[56:42] resume projects you can go to the website and uh you can check the projects we have currently 13 challenges and we are bringing more every month and and we are bringing more every month and we are focusing on data science as well
[56:57] program I would like to bring naen to the stage so when we started this program it was really uh challenging for us because uh we wanted to support the us because uh we wanted to support the moms but it's it's kind of hard to
[57:10] other work they have to take care of their babies and really want to get them want to give a big Applause to naen because uh he and uh the team took a a
[57:23] big uh you know initiative of this and then you know Na and hammed who is on then you know Na and hammed who is on the stage so they have uh taken this and so far we have got three people three people going into jobs like uh they've
[57:35] completely lost hope and they thought okay they will never get into the work this break they thought like they will never get into work and one of the mom wrote a message to me saying like oh like I was able to buy some Diwali gifts
[57:49] to my children and uh that that's really great so as a community we need to support people especially people who are uh not having a lot of opportunities right so that's that's what uh we will continue to do and there is one mom
[58:02] much more difficult being in a new country and even she cracked the job I'm really happy for her and U thank you thank you guys and then we'll
[58:14] uh thank you thank you guys so guys this is uh my favorite uh we'll keep providing uh top talents to companies at zero cost there is one of my friend we studied uh we we worked together some 10 years back he he Resto to me saying like
[58:28] he needs some talents so we shared the resumés all our Learners profiles with them so they had five people out of that uh thing that we shared and uh we'll continue to do that with a lot more companies and uh so I just put the star
[58:41] to say no conditions supplied it's completely zero cost if you are in a company and you need some talents we have top talents and uh we just don't have top talents we have prepared their portfolio in such a way we are showing
[58:54] are showing the projects uh we have tuned them in such a way so that it's very easy for them to get hired all right and [Music] uh so if you want this is the email ID
[59:08] that you have to write to you can take a note of it so the other thing uh we start is uh code Basics Foundation I would like to bring aishwaria to the stage she's uh she's the one who's uh going to take
[59:21] charts for this so folks code Basics Foundation is very close to our heart uh for Dil and myself we have always been thinking that uh you know yes we are providing education all those things are great but what is that something that we
[59:34] can do more so we really thought that we should get into the schools so we you know few months back and we are getting into one uh particular event where all of our team went to a school in a remote part of Hyderabad so we just
[59:48] conducted some competitions give them some gifts and uh and recently we celebrated Diwali with some kids so we think we really know that education has to be imparted from the childhood itself like not not not the kind of education
[1:00:02] like teaching them ABC teaching them how to work on something the kind of right moral values the kind of right things they need to learn it's not just and younger range like not they don't have to worry about like what will be the job
[1:00:14] market we'll have to tune them to such that always they keep updated to what's happening in the industry so we'll continue to do more of that and if anyone of you would like to volunteer you can just write uh to us so we'll
[1:00:26] we'll uh we'll take support we we're not looking for any monetary support if you are in a different part of the you know if people who are watching online if you are in different part of India and uh if you want to do something to the plays
[1:00:38] collaborate on that please do write to us thank you thank you so we have already started that in online again the aim is to conduct more
[1:00:55] sessions like this and give the real awareness what is really happening in the industry that you should know about it so that's the key aim of this all other regions which we not doing before one thing is Corporate trainings we've
[1:01:07] have been getting a lot of requests we were not able to fulfill all of them but now we are going to do one by one so we might even you might even see us in one of your companies in a very near future
[1:01:19] having any request you can uh WR write to us and uh then we are doing you University College workshops which we have been doing quite consistently I would say consistently we are doing it but we'll do it
[1:01:33] more all right thank you thank you all thanks for listening so we'll uh just go for this fun quiz and uh find who's the winner for today
[1:02:02] folks I just got a news uh there is a surprise after this fun quiz so a surprise a special person is going to visit
[1:02:23] us all right everyone got the QR code scanned it's the same one e
[1:03:01] let's become the 300 patterns 12 more it's 288 there okay triple Century today one one guys five
[1:03:23] more okay don't get out at 296 it's really bad come on Triple Century today great all right we'll start give a clap give a
[1:03:38] clap all right okay what is Microsoft fabric guys this should be 100% Amita has given a great presentation today has given a great presentation today should be answering it right
[1:04:09] person hey you are bored you want to have some fun correct who is that five person just raise your hand who is
[1:04:26] okay all right yeah it's a cloudbased unified analytics platform in one definition of it is that okay a tool design for Designing user interfaces in Microsoft Office no that's
[1:04:40] I think you're getting it's more like power apps Power Platform thing and uh no it's not an LM all right LM all right leaderboard Shan new entry who's Shan oh
[1:04:56] leaderboard Shan new entry who's Shan oh good one okay next
[1:05:20] like this after getting you enrolled for the courses
[1:05:42] leading okay which of this is not a business use case
[1:06:12] one who say adoc analysis using SQL please be careful while going home because there are a lot of SQL lovers here so you might get hurt all right oh ramig gani who's who ramig gani
[1:06:27] tesi good one save save the honor of last is having a name closer to mine why okay the next one what is the code
[1:06:42] why okay the next one what is the code Basics model I'm just waiting for the the fun lovers
[1:07:13] yes we'll do that and uh for people who say 80% paid and 20% free that's quite a say 80% paid and 20% free that's quite a lot um yeah we'll talk
[1:07:34] across a job description for a fresher role that has for two to three years of role that has for two to three years of experience
[1:08:10] you take too much stress think so many things that's things that's good all right last two good all right last two questions rigan is still there who's
[1:08:23] n good like oh oh good all right the last one of the
[1:08:37] day this is supposed to be the toughest question
[1:09:13] opinions let's see which is the right one yes that's the right folks deep learning is part of ML and ml is a subset of ai ai is the overarching thing all right okay who's going to be the winner any
[1:09:30] guesses Ram okay so we just uh came to know that uh there is an additional prize for the first priz like there is an additional
[1:09:43] gift coming from T consult and let's see who's the winner oh it's nine oh great great great great great give a clap guys give a great great give a clap guys give a clap nine
[1:10:05] so guys I would like to uh you know invite uh W prakash garu the speaker of Telangana so he's going to announce and distribute the prices for the top three distribute the prices for the top three winners it's Nan Sayad and another Sayad
[1:10:17] faken great guys please come on to the stage
[1:10:35] okay uh I'd like also to invite alya garu the GST and tax Deputy Commissioner onto the Das to give away the prizes please please [Applause]
[1:11:06] invite sandip maktal garu he is the chairman and the director of te consult chairman and the director of te consult please a big round of applause
[1:12:09] guys uh sandip maktal garu please felicitate the horor over here
[1:13:00] you thank you ma'am and thank you sir for coming today ma'am uh would you like to give a few words to
[1:13:12] our good evening everyone uh it's so heart uh my heart is seriously overwhelming overwhelmed by seeing the crowd over here uh and I just heard it from one of your members code Basics that uh it's a unified Club where
[1:13:30] the data is like the data Prof professionals are into a single place and they just want to expand it internationally so I just congratulate internationally so I just congratulate them for starting their initiative in
[1:13:45] India and then to expand it globally so my congratulations and all the best to my congratulations and all the best to the team thank
[1:13:57] yeah I mean we are we are in the Forefront of technology and uh and to receive this kind of appreciation from you matters a lot thank you thanks a lot you matters a lot thank you thanks a lot for
[1:14:19] that direct so I request uh you know Alia IRS if you can search for Alia Bala
[1:14:33] IRS if you can search for Alia Bala IRS most influential officer GST and Customs Deputy
[1:14:46] Commissioner thank you so much for your wonderful wonderful wonderful message and your presence and also I request B prashna to talk about t consult code
[1:15:01] prashna to talk about t consult code Basics and this team they very very top Basics and this team they very very top and online
[1:15:26] [Applause] yeah so AI code Basics and
[1:15:48] speaker uh legislative Council about him Dr ber prkash thank
[1:16:06] you we are watching very very hectic activity it is initiated by T activity it is initiated by T consult uh collaborating with all other organizations they organizing very good wonderful program for younger
[1:16:20] generation to develop your skills and Technical know networking really I wonder earlier it was not there in
[1:16:34] Telangana state after formation of Telangana after formation of tab it was started now it is continuing it seems that today morning our honorable
[1:16:46] Minister also addressed the Gathering and he assured something even bigy people also participated in that program they also initiated some given some suggestions to The Honorable
[1:17:01] Minister really wonderful wonderful particularly networking
[1:17:21] 1993 at warangal we have started a computer center that is nice computer center one of the first computer centers in in telana
[1:17:44] bdps IBM PC market almost 1992 93 80 386 28680
[1:18:16] XT we had that much systems actually we started that time MCA program at warangal in the name of alri Institute of Management Sciences m MCA program almost all first 10 15 baches students they are out of the country now almost
[1:18:32] all settled in Us and other countries TS consult it is conclave it is wonderful conclave with collaboration of so many countries and
[1:19:01] reg they are conducting the programs it is very good initiation inana State form it form it sect exports 60,000
[1:19:16] sect exports 60,000 cres by 2014 it is cross 240,000 cres cres by 2014 it is cross 240,000 cres exports this is the mark
[1:19:36] development IND basically education sector
[1:21:15] you so much I request uh honorable Deputy speaker guu and alak IRS guu to felicitate our him don't
[1:22:05] are in collaboration with te consult and uh big gratitude for sandip for helping us with the venue and uh you know a lot of things he's very supportive and when I say that we want to do this with 300 Learners and he he knows that you know
[1:22:19] it can create a impact in the in the state and uh it can make a positive imp impact in the community and he is really great Community person that I have seen in the community and thank you sir thank you ma'am for sharing nice words about
[1:22:33] you ma'am for sharing nice words about us thank thanks a lot you I just wanted to so just wanted to tell my experience with Mr
[1:22:57] just telling he was a blind especially
[1:23:12] technology he initiated support and then T Works initiated support and then T Works support to get a
[1:23:24] is in the list of first top 10 impactful Innovations in UNICEF and so that's a huge huge impact in the society so it's only because of these things te consult te works and Mana Hub and obviously support from the ministers and the
[1:23:40] government of Telangana so impactful things in the society will help the society to move forward so congratulations s g thank you Andy
[1:24:09] folks I told you about the surprise that is one surprise waiting for you any guesses hey somebody told you already what like
[1:24:38] hello D you are online okay yes okay all right so I can see some of you in the camera through the camera
[1:24:53] actually and when I connect that back with my memory from the T Hub Meetup that we did last year I can certainly feel the vibe and
[1:25:06] physically let give more Vibe more energy to him it should reach energy to him it should reach us one one yes all right I'm really glad to see you all and I can certainly understand what I'm missing
[1:25:21] out but I will console myself uh with argument that I'm going to be there anyway in I think February March time frame we'll do another meet up where present okay so yeah I'm really glad that I think
[1:25:37] there are a lot of people I can see kind of auditori like set up 300 so people are there uh H I think we have announced some of the initiatives like I and yes some of the initiatives like I and yes our plans for 2025 correct yes
[1:25:52] our plans for 2025 correct yes correct Okay so so uh we are going correct Okay so so uh we are going through this interesting time period of course everybody we all know like what's what's the top of the town when we are
[1:26:05] at lunch break or coffee break right everyone's talking about Ai and there are like two type of people like one person who is pessimist is arguing is
[1:26:18] going to take away all the jobs and the second person who is jobs and the second person who is optimistic will try to explore how can I make use of this opportunity so our role in this
[1:26:36] entire fourth Industrial Revolution some people are saying this that AI is fourth people are saying this that AI is fourth Industrial Revolution so our role the Industrial Revolution so our role the role of four basics is going to be
[1:26:51] acting as a bridge between industry and the aspirants okay so we have some industry connection we have knowledge of industry and in 20125 we are going to
[1:27:04] industry and in 20125 we are going to work on some initiatives where we uh more stronger our ties with all of you through YouTube and through various initiatives that we have been doing is
[1:27:18] anyway I feel it's strong and this other part which is industry versus us like we are going to work on those initiatives to make those ties even more stronger that way we can serve you all better okay uh and one analogy that
[1:27:35] comes to my mind uh something which I heard from the podcast that Elon Musk heard from the podcast that Elon Musk had with Joe Rogan is the argument that we all are already cyborgs we have phones we have
[1:27:51] computers we have cars cars are become smart so we are cyborgs in a way if you think about it you with phone and without phone you with chat GPT without
[1:28:05] GPT you know there is a difference like you become more powerful as you have all these tools so what we need to think as we enter into this new year is how we
[1:28:17] we enter into this new year is how we can leverage this new technology this new Genie that has come out of the the Aladin lamp how we can and the good thing is Genie is ready to serve us right all the time so how we
[1:28:31] to serve us right all the time so how we can make make use of that Genie to build a better future not just for our families but for our nation and for entire Humanity okay so it it will matter I I
[1:28:47] happens in the industry that we can't control right like what kind of AI startups are going to come out of Silicon Valley Bangalore Silicon Valley Bangalore Hyderabad that Evolution will take place
[1:29:00] what we can control however is how we react to this change that is happening that H that matters pretty much to everything in the Life certain event events happen in our life you know
[1:29:14] we go through experiences and many times we don't have control over those things let's say you are coming to this Meetup and you are stuck in a traffic you don't have control some times right over that but you have control over how you react
[1:29:29] but you have control over how you react to it so it will matter uh how you're going to react to these changes and in this entire process we will try our best to bring the most upto-date knowledge and most upto-date kind of videos and
[1:29:45] your career all right so I'm again very glad career all right so I'm again very glad to see you all I I wish I was Reon but seeing you on on my screen itself it's it's a morning early morning here in the
[1:30:01] US and it kind of it made my day I'm already feeling much energetic I was having cold yesterday and I'm feeling really happy to see you
[1:30:20] for joining can you hear me yes can hear you by the way I don't answer but I available for a few minutes just in case if uh there is anything
[1:30:33] that you know people want to say anything or like interact or have questions sure so yeah we can start the networking right now itself uh this this like we are going to start the networking but
[1:30:45] maybe we can start with you and guys I want to say one thing before we start so how many of you know until 2019 I was just a Subs subscriber of code Basics yeah so it's just that randomly
[1:31:00] we met online and uh today I'm like doing all this in front of you but folks doing all this in front of you but folks he's the OG he started this in 2016 like give it for him like he he [Applause]
[1:31:15] [Applause] is and uh D I have a special request so we'll do we can do something exclusive for people you can just show around Studio which not many have seen they have just seen this background you can
[1:31:28] just show around that's exclusive for the folks here yes sure so let me raise my standing desk here so I'm going to use this camera
[1:31:59] my home okay so so this is my room by the way so this is my so there is a window over here and uh there is a actually bright light this is my light like which you know I think
[1:32:16] it's probably very bright for you right now so can you see it okay or or is is it like yes yes everything clear okay so this is the desk I
[1:32:30] recently got this stylist so I have started writing on this kind of uh tablet this is a vacom tablet so I'm going to do some scribbling like writing my videos so I have these two clocks one
[1:32:49] has India time one has us time um time um uh then this is something you might have seen yeah so there is that desk under the dash I have this deep learning
[1:33:03] workstation so I need to kind of connect that and I want to set up another like a dash here another kind of system computer computer system then I have a little mini heater
[1:33:16] here it gets really cold here in New Jersey uh then I think yeah so that's that's pretty much my room thank you so folks this is very simple
[1:33:30] thank you so folks this is very simple but that's where a thousand videos came
[1:33:44] here yeah so that's the kind of setup I have in place
[1:33:57] guys I have not seen this before this is even for me this is the first time is even for me this is the first time yeah great so why don't we take a great picture here before we start the networking session like uh with the team
[1:34:12] here like everyone from our team stand stand here please come stand here please come here
[1:34:25] yeah no can or we can go friend or something so that uh they can be visible I don't want the can be like this yeah guys you stand up now in the first yeah the first two people please stand up so that you'll be
[1:34:40] people please stand up so that you'll be visible all
[1:35:01] code Basics 3 2
[1:35:23] anything you want 3 2 [Music] [Applause]
[1:35:43] here any of you have any questions to ask him we'll just take two questions ask him we'll just take two questions yes you please
[1:36:01] uh so the question is for code basics for both hon and uh DAV so to be honest I was not aware of code Basics uh you know I met hon in Hyderabad data Community even then I was not aware of what is this code Basics about because I
[1:36:14] what is this code Basics about because I was a very new be uh into the techi but uh from past two to three weeks I was you know uh going through your profile and dav's profile as well so I was just I had one simple question after going
[1:36:27] through your profile and the history I I've literally gone through your profile from the basic like sear started on my post yeah okay literally yes so the one question is what is the secret behind all this success you know the motive
[1:36:42] because I have started my career after going through Amir pet course where I've lost my money literally they screwed me so 20,000 for me is a very huge money because I borrowed that 20,000 from my friend so we are you know uh 60 plus
[1:36:59] students in that Center it is really emotional guys so all those 60 students who are in that course are not in that professional at all I've started learning Salesforce but I'm not doing the job so that 20,000 meant a lot for
[1:37:13] me and it's literally they have screwed every one of us like I have wasted my one year of time because of that so after going through your profile throughout like 2 to three weeks I've literally experienced on you guys and
[1:37:26] the motive that you have 80 to 20 it's literally very very honest so I just want to know the secret behind all this so what is your real motive like what so what is your real motive like what has drived you all this like till now so
[1:37:38] primarily with d d you answer first if there is anything add so looks like there are two Dimensions to this answer one is what is the secret of success and the other one is what is the motive
[1:37:54] so the secret is there is no secret so I don't know if you have secret so I don't know if you have watched this Kung Fu Panda movie part watched this Kung Fu Panda movie part one where there is this lion leopard guy
[1:38:07] who is who is chasing that Mantra secret Mantra of that superow so there is this plate tablet which is hanging at the at the ceiling of that Buddhist temple and in the in the he founds that
[1:38:25] from kungu Panda okay many of you and you know what Panda okay many of you and you know what what is WR on that tablet nothing it's blank so what like I can speak of myself like
[1:38:41] so what like I can speak of myself like my my entire career and how I started po Basics and how it grew if I reflect on that Journey there is really nothing special I mean I'm I'm being honest here I'm not trying to be kind of humble and
[1:38:57] modest guy but this is actually true whatever we have done is we have we have focused on the Deep work rather than shallow work okay so all the
[1:39:09] successes of Life comes through deep focused work just just think of a lion when lion goes for goes for hunting he's very focused all his energy
[1:39:23] all his senses all his strength is focused on one thing you know it's like focused on one thing you know it's like catching that pray once he gets that he will relax rest he will not do anything
[1:39:37] so like if you look at any any successful person like this is what will successful person like this is what will noce like they are deeply focused on one thing and theyr theyr and they try to make things better if you look at some
[1:39:50] of the watch my first video on um code Vis like python installation Vis like python installation video I'm very slow my English is not proper I come from Gujarati medium by the way so I until certain AG I didn't
[1:40:05] know even how to pronounce zero I used to say zero you know that's how we say India especially in Gujarat we say zero and then I would have struggle people commment like look at this guy he doesn't know how to pronounce even zero
[1:40:21] so that entire journey of reflecting on the work then improving reflecting improving improving improving that that is what has got us here in the first year we had only 600 subscribers on our Channel nowadays we
[1:40:36] get anywhere between 600 to 800 subscribers every single day but see that's not what we were looking for we are not behind all this subscriber
[1:40:49] monetization you know like nowadays this world of social media is very shiny yeah you know you see all these influencers popping up going viral they go viral they have great success after 2 3 years they go down at even at a 2X speed that
[1:41:06] you know they event up so I think what matters is doing a deep work not getting distracted basically that's what I will say the kind of Mantra behind success and if you talk about motive so
[1:41:23] so I grew up in a small village in Gujarat my father was a Gujarat my father was a teacher and we had this connection with teaching uh he used to run these tution classes you know so students would come
[1:41:35] to my home I would uh enjoy teaching them and at some point I developed that interest and I also understood the interest and I also understood the impact education can bring in the
[1:41:49] society if you look at all these like successful Nations I think education has played a big role like if you talk about us Stanford and mits they have a huge role um in terms of setting up all these
[1:42:04] Innovative companies and corporations so teaching is very kind of SEC and if you go back to our ancient spiritual Traditions like teaching is considered to be a very very sacred thing so through this YouTube experiment I
[1:42:19] realized that I have an opportunity to do this full time and kind of bring impact see when I was working at Bloomberg I was making a lot of money actually but I was thinking Mike Bloomberg who is the owner of Bloomberg
[1:42:35] company he already I don't know he's already worth $60 billion so let's say I'm going to this work right like 9 to6 work working for him maybe he'll be like 65 million at some point I'm like so what like what difference is going to
[1:42:51] make to this world by me contributing 40 hours of my time in this company I mean I appreciate the things that I learned from here but I realized that this is not something I want to do for my whole life okay uh and
[1:43:07] so that's why I wanted to do something of my own and then aligning that with the interest in teaching and the kind of impact that it creates uh in people's impact that it creates uh in people's life I think that's what uh has been a
[1:43:22] driving force so far oh thank you so much for sharing it's really impactful a second question is with hmon please do share yeah so I'll keep it short it's
[1:43:35] very much similar to what the said right it's the intention I was working in Europe and uh then I got promoted promoted like uh I'm coming from a lower middle class background right so there was this hunger for money there was
[1:43:49] Hunger to make the family feel better with improving their Financial conditions and all those things so that anger got fulfilled at some point I started earning well I started giving to my family but after that there is no you
[1:44:03] know that uh fulfillment I was doing like a lot of people appreciate me at work and everything but there is no you know I'm sleeping well but I could sleep better that was a feeling so with that feeling I came to India in 2020 during
[1:44:16] covid time so unfortunately uh some bad things happened like lost some family members so that time I realized is so the life is very short I really want to do what I want to do so I was collaborating with uh him already on
[1:44:29] some free uh YouTube videos and things like that so I really love that and we started working together some day asked me like uh would you like quit your job and then let's do this fulltime I just said yes I will do it and then I settled
[1:44:43] back in India we started doing this together so we were just four people when we started but trust me with this motive that we want right like we did not we consulted a lot of people once we started this a te everyone said that you
[1:44:56] should conduct a master class you should have like uh price your course as something 15,000 and then slash and then say 5,000 because people like discounts discounts on code Basics because we thought like uh that itself is a gimmick
[1:45:13] we don't want to play any gimmick we rather want to give a honest pricing and let people decide and how do we make people decide by giving them by showing them the proof that's when this 80% model came up we started focusing more
[1:45:26] on giving the free content let them see the content if they like it let them buy we have to do put a lot of money on marketing if you put a lot of money on marketing we will not be able to put a lot of money on content so initial few
[1:45:40] months it was not great like uh we were not paying our salaries and all but that was not a bad thing because we had enough money we have enough money save so that was good but uh over a period of time we just found good people started
[1:45:54] that you see here they are code Basics Learners at some point or I've made them at something and uh like for example our marketing person padmin she is not a code Basics person but she she's a marketing person who agreed to say okay
[1:46:11] if you don't do discounts I can still do marketing all the people we spoke to say like no we cannot do marketing without discount so we found people like that we are gland and uh we we some of I felt we are being guided
[1:46:23] and uh a lot of support and love from the Learners from what we do and uh this is this is what is keep us going I I won't say this success or not I don't uh transition phase it's not like a destination so we are just continuing to
[1:46:39] doing what we are doing what we love and this feels like certainly like a game think about something new I won't get tired same thing with the same thing pretty much with what we're doing I think that's the motive probably the
[1:46:53] answer to your [Applause] question right uh we'll take one more question for the and then we'll chat question for the and then we'll chat among yes
[1:47:13] have any experience about this data or power by but few months uh like uh past two weeks I have landed in this powerbi platform started learning but before the data is I have worked on a research paper and I have written a conference
[1:47:28] research paper have gone through that V tool andl but uh few few days back I tool andl but uh few few days back I have uh sorry for my English uh just adjust it it's good see I had a question that uh one of the private Mentor uh
[1:47:42] told me that if you g gone through the tools whatever the data tools or Etc whatever the tools had on a tools but you don't have a proper future and you don't have a job guarantee I heard from him and he only suggested that you need
[1:47:57] to pick a developer tool I mean like I mean sorry developer role it's a it's mean a Java or a python whatever it is but better suggest they suggested I mean he suggested to me is to be a part of a developer uh but I don't want to be a
[1:48:13] want to tackle the code but I want to go through the tools so is any suggestion or whatever the question from him so you don't want to code but uh you want to somehow learn
[1:48:27] this tools sounds like a familiar question no you want to answer this yeah so whoever is suggesting that these tools will be automated that is true even with Java programming or C++
[1:48:42] programming or C++ programming so chat GPT has introduced this canvas like the new canvas feature where you can iteratively refine your as if you have a junior expert Java programming sitting next to you right so
[1:48:58] I'm a business developer and my junior expert Java programmer is nothing but expert Java programmer is nothing but chat jpd I can refine my prompt and that chat jpd I can refine my prompt and that person will do pretty good coding for me
[1:49:11] so I don't know why that person is saying that you need to be a developer and not The Tool Guy actually that that concept of automation applies to everything so we don't we need to have a good
[1:49:27] perspective on you know how these things are going to evolve so if someone is suggesting okay do this versus that we need to First evaluate whether that's actually right or not and if you think about like the
[1:49:41] evolution of jobs see this is what we even discuss in our videos in our course is that you need to be a problem solver if you are a person who are attached to it's like I a powerbi guy versus I'm a table guy then there will be
[1:49:58] difficulties but if you're a problem solver a person who can just the that cyborg terminology I can use bunch of tools terminology I can use bunch of tools which I have in my hand and I can solve
[1:50:12] a given problem so focusing on domain building business understanding improving communication and um you know designing Solutions or solving problems holistically with the available tools
[1:50:26] which are out there is going to be the skill that will be in demand in the future so no matter what you do I mean I will not probably give you a riment answer that okay do do that Java course or become a Power de bi developer you
[1:50:40] can pick any of these you can become powerbi develop you can become data analyst data scientist or a programmer but whatever you do try to be a problem solver I think that's that's what will help you
[1:50:54] the most going forward solver Problem Solver is the key okay thank you thank you D thanks for joining us guys let's uh give one more
[1:51:07] joining us guys let's uh give one more vibe to him before all right byebye everybody it was nice talking with you bye thank you thank you why all right d put the de back please how's the call Quality
[1:51:36] already all right folks it's time to talk and uh so we going to do it like you already have the bands right okay great so find your tribe so of course we cannot make this 300 people like uh one you know one big group it's
[1:51:51] not possible just find your tribe and uh we have some great networking Stars here we have some great networking Stars here today uh moving to the next
[1:52:06] just dress room around and uh we have other people here so just just find and uh just find your tribe and we'll start discussing anything that you want to share on the stage we'll get onto the stagework STS yes yes so all the
[1:52:21] networking Stars I would would like to uh you know please please come on to the stage hi hi Barat how are you hi see nice to
[1:52:36] see nice to see you again sh good to see you it's been a while them so the colors are random or how this can you can just give it
[1:52:57] discussion within your group and uh if that is something that you want to share you can summarize and share it like two or three groups can share it all right so if you want to take a little break and then come back feel free to do
[1:53:18] so m is yellow okay CSK all the CSK fans sorry this is hydrobath I don't fans sorry this is hydrobath I don't mean to yeah how many CSK fans here wow guys what do you think
[1:53:49] we also discuss stuff like that so let's uh do a debate there who's going to win seen the results
[1:54:05] scan of this fill it later you don't it later and we'll also drop it in the WhatsApp because uh we don't take it for still improve and please give your feedback for that okay all the Cs
[1:54:22] feedback for that okay all the Cs fans do we have like IPL colors no s Sr fans do we have like IPL colors no s Sr okay Sr Rajasthan
[1:54:40] kohi fans yes no I mean for vat kohi they are like Don is there for CSK I'll see me so what do you think CSK I'll see me so what do you think about the auction
[1:54:57] auction you didn't see the auction what fan you auction what fan you are hey they sold vat kohi you didn't are hey they sold vat kohi you didn't know man then why you a fan of
[1:55:12] know man then why you a fan of RCB just kidding vat kohi is still with RCB okay all right folks let's form a group for people who want to take some comfort breaks please do and uh otherwise uh let's let's form a group
[1:55:25] otherwise uh let's let's form a group and have a discussion please come
[1:55:46] available over here take your time and then like you can go to the respective networking Stu you have your colored bands right go to your respective networking star and later we can discuss about the summary points all together so
[1:56:01] it's more like you can ask questions discuss with other people in your group and someone from that group will be selected and you will be coming here and giving a summary of what it is whatever you guys
[1:56:15] discussed have any questions c yeah
[1:57:51] to at least 10 people 10 new people today so the gate is closed only if you today so the gate is closed only if you talk to 10 people the gate will be open
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