I have created code that is too good for YouTube not to share. This is intolerable.

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I understand not being popular, but this is no longer tolerable. I do not have the 'Social Gene', thus I spend my time building software because I enjoy it. lI am currently experiencing something I can't be silent any longer. I have built code that is awesome, I give it all away for free, but since YouTube knows I watched half of two Alex Jones videos, my videos do not get recommended to anyone. I am willing to bet, at least 1 in 100 C# programmers would think the opensource free projects I give away are worth the price of free.

I realize I only have 468 subscribers after 11 years on YouTube, but a simple search of C# should get some finders. The way YouTube's algorithm's work, they know they make money if they recommend someone who is popular, they can show ads and on mine they don't bother.

If 100 out of 100 people tell me "Retire old man", I will go away. If 1 person likes it and learns something, it is worth it to me.

This is how bad my channel is. I get 1 view, for 20 seconds out of a 56 minute video, and it is in 7th place. I should have taken a screen shot when it was in 5th place with 0 views, but I was too busy crying.

The two main programs in this video, are both one of the best things to happen to C#, and if someone popular created either one, they would have 100 stars or more.

DataTier.Net (20 Stars - 9 of which came from Scott Hanselman's tweet.)
https://github.com/DataJuggler/DataTier.Net
An Entity Framework Alternative That Uses All Stored Procedures

Blazor Excelerate and NuGet package DataJuggler.Excelerate

Blazor Excelerate (2 Stars)
Code Generate C# Classes From Excel Header Rows

Source
https://github.com/DataJuggler/Blazor.Excelerate

Live Site
https://excelerate.datajuggler.com

NuGet package DataJuggler.Excelerate (5 Stars)
https://github.com/datajuggler/Excelerate

I even welcome criticism, or feedback as to why someone would not think this is as awesome as I do. I now do things in an hour that used to take days or more. My only guess is that experienced C# developers do not watch videos as often as beginners. Currently we live in a world, where only popular people can give away free code, and I think we all lose out.

Create a Stock Predictor With C# and ML.NET Part I
https://youtu.be/hF8LkvwOXQY

Let me know if anything you see is worth the price of free.

Thanks, Corby / Data Juggler

frustrated opensource "Salesman".

In this video, in less than 1 hour, I show you how to

1. Install DataTier.Net and setup the DataTier.Net.Database.

2. Create the Stock Data database

3. Code Generate C# Classes From Excel Header Rows

4. Build a DataTier that uses all stored procedures

5. Load an entire Excel worksheet with one line of code.

   // load the worksheet
   Worksheet worksheet = ExcelDataLoader.LoadWorksheet(worksheetInfo.Path, worksheetInfo);

6. Load the code generated classes with one line of code from the worksheet

7. Loading a comma delimited list, and parsing it into words from one line of code.
8. Show some code generation from a Visual Studio package called Regionizer 2022.

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@DataJuggler thanks for sharing! I’ll check out your videos. 🙂

I’m learning C# note so this Is timely.

Keep keeping’ on.

[Godswell]

You can write me on my gmail address Jonathanonoris127@gmail.com

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