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Thank you, for this very informative video. It reinforces my opinion that these types of frameworks force you to implement a "horribly" complex and divergent way for implementing everyday use cases like: Managing *minimal* UI updates, conditional UI updates, UI hierarchies, accessing global variables (state management) and async operations. IMO these everyday tasks can be much better solved by a a strictly separated MVC approach. So *not* by trying to squash together the view and controller models.

This is the future

How does this guy explain a whole framework in 8mins 59 seconds? How does he keep getting away with this? This is pure talent!!! I love it. Great job man

0:00 Preamble 0:37 Static Website 1:09 Multi Page Apps 1:51 Single page App 2:45 Server-Side Rendering with Hydration 3:23 Static Site Generation with Hydration 3:54 Incremental Static Regeneration 4:46 Partial Hydration 5:12 Islands 5:44 Streaming SSR 6:12 Resumability

Silly... I've spent 7 seconds on this. Can't you do it faster? :))

No code no tnx

Instead of a formal cloud couldn’t it be better to make a GitHub repository(s) and use that url folder specific instead

Act is cool in theory, but I've spent most of the day trying to get it to work without succes. I had to reinstall Docker, apparently you need to download an image that requires more than 75GB free disk space and I keep getting out of space errors, despite having plenty of available space. It's just a docker image. How can it require so much local configuration?

Why do u always attack React and JS. These are my technologies. I use them always.

Miracle sort is the goat 🐐

how does the audio help?

"I like it dangerously" kills me

this really helps me out thanks G no more unreliable bg remover from canva

Still waiting for your tutorial on AI RAGS AGENTS on beyond fireship

Bro said the A word smh 💀

the primary phone number toggle form caught me off guard HAHAHHAH

what app is he using for the codes

This was great ty mr ship

Flask is so freaking easy it's like hilarious

Why do you need so much JavaScript? In a webpage? My suspicion is that instead of writing 20 lines of plain old Java script? you are using hundreds of thousands of lines of libraries and frameworks because it’s cool

Approuter caused me a lot of pain....

bro the cop image 😭

tried it, hated it. there is potential but it's not there

what about the show class in html we only used it in CSS and java script ??

I don't recommend using GCP. I'd rather use any obscure cloud provider than having to deal with the big 3 thieves and their auto activated hidden fees.

Second time watching this, first time i watched it just because..., now I'm watching it to actually write a test script using jest and it's just amazing how much was hovered within 9 minutes

I am not a web developer so maybe i am just out of touch but i see that youre referencing a lot of things here as being react, but this isnt react? Its its own framework or is this just a wrapper. Also backend and frontend nowadays are done in the literal same project?

A very short and clear tutorial...just what I needed!

Docker really is so good. Unfortunately for me local development with it is a bit hard... It takes up a lot of RAM and storage

the first is point is too true, i learnt mysql in school, jumped ship to nosql dbs in college, realised yesterday sql was the solution all along, watching this vid today 🤣🤣

I just love fireship ❤🔥

I'm sorry to be that guy, but what is up with these absolutely ridiculous looking thumbnails? Using these people with these extreme reactions that far outweigh the tone and mood of the video. It's almost like optical clickbait.

is this Google docker really free?

you can literally google images and filter -> color: transparent

Very good

- yaps “from scratch” multiple times - see inside - pulled a model from someone else’s github repo

Svelte is winner.

How free is this type of hosting, what happens if you run out of the free credits? Will it charge you? Or can you just turn it off before you run out? Very weary of free serverless hosting tbh

I had nothing but issues with docker. Can’t we just make something better ? At this point I would rather use npm baremetal than to screw with docker

meh. big giant meh. This isn't a real UI library it doesnt have all of the basics... card / selects / etc. It's just an "effects" library that has very specific non general effects... Pass

TELL ME WHAT CHOICES I SHOULD MAKE DAMNIT

Build a rag pipeline with a free vector database!! Please<3

Can you build a RAG pipeline with langchain or something similar?!

This fast paced, short explanation code and visualization animation on huge array with mega speed is not useful for learning

what if you like use 4 cores to sort, and 4 cores to combine. ant then a boosted core for final. so if have 8 cores.... divide array in 4,and sort with 4 cores. and then use the remain cores to simultaneously create a new list. i think we are all still limited that you cant write to the same file simultaneously or it gives an error. perhaps if you time it just right? you could sort it with 8 cores simultaneous. or perhaps that is a quantum thing. where bits can have multiple states. could files have multiple states too? quantum files?,,,,,,

i have like this leaderboard....i need to sort...for most point. i could just "like in the video" loop through it, again and again. going from low to high, or high to low. but aren't there more efficient ways of doing this.? like multi-core ing threading or parallel processing, something? i use python and every double loop takes times... looking for way to shorten and optimise grid loops. any geniuses out there!? while y while x loops takes so much time.... in the beginning of my project i had like 2 or 3 of these loops... now i have like a hundred.

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Nice for artists who like to do animation. For everyday scenarios in big companies its not helpful as developer would spend hours to fine tune animations without any monetary benefit on business processes . Its more art creation than simplyfyging application development.

Thank you.

I've created the same thing for cropping memes couple years ago. It also uses Flask backend with some opencv magic, and a simple JS upload like in the video as the client 😄