Hearted Youtube comments on Fireship (@Fireship) channel.

  1. Invent a usable language and developers will complain about it. Invent an esoteric language and it will be appreciated forever.
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  2. my encephalon hurts!
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  3. C++ is like Lego. You can assemble the castle of your dreams, or you can scream in pain as you step on the pieces scattered on the floor
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  4. My professor had a saying: "You will die but C will live."
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  5. Opinion: interviewing requires a totally different skill set than actually doing the job.
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  6. Programming isn't about writing code, it's about creating a solution to a problem you don't understand by dividing into smaller problems that someone else already had on stackoverflow and copy-pasting the solution.
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  7. I've been using vim for a year now, mostly because I don't know how to exit it.
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  8. All your videos are good; but this one is 😘. A big “thank you” from all of us here at VS Code.
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  9. Last part is a must watch
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  10. "the reason you don't go beyond 72 is because it ensures your program is responsive on mobile devices " LOL
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  11. All my hard work is paying off 😤
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  12. "Use prinffffff" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 And those "C" puns at the end 👏🏾
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  13. Happy to inspire the title and I hope you enjoyed some tea whilst make this video ;) Truly majestic work
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  14. The best framework is the one that actually gets your product launched in a reasonable time.
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  15. I read that guy's paper and his research is so bad! He tried to use git commits to predict things like developer experience, coding time, and end-to-end implementation time, but instead of measuring these labels in the real world, he asked 10 "expert raters" to GUESS the answers. Not only that, 7 of these raters are actually managers/execs, which means they may not be touching code for quite a while now. The sample size is also really small, with only 70 commits, and the raters don't even agree on metrics like the developer's experience, code maintainability, and good structure. Still, the author took those responses and used them to train a Random Forest model to predict similar responses for new commits -- the only problem is that Random Forest models CANNOT READ CODE, so it's IMPOSSIBLE for this model to have ANY understanding of code quality
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  16. "You'll end up building your own shitty JS framework, and the last thing the world needs is another JS framework." -This is literally GOLD and I can't stop laughing.
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  17. Hi Fireship! SurrealDB Founder here with my brother Tobie. Wow! Thank you very much indeed for this video! Just the two of us at the moment but aiming to grow very quickly. We are working on lots of performance improvements, GraphQL integration, and our own key-value storage engine coming in due course. Thank you once again for this video! We really appreciate it.
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  18. Being subscribed to this channel is a problem, because every day I learn about a new piece of technology I want to go play around with
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  19. It's hard to explain how awesome it feels when a YouTuber that you think highly of gives you a shout out in one of their videos!
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  20. And remember kids: "Free" is about "freedom", not price
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  21. What an amazing video :)
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  22. You literally learnt COBOL to teach COBOL to people who would never learn COBOL. Productive!
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  23. Yes, I'd love to see a rust tutorial! Especially one geared toward creating web assembly functions/modules using Rust.
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  24. When i learn how to run a function in Kontlin, it was literally fun
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  25. You know you have become a true Software Engineer, when you google something and it leads to a stackoverflow question that you yourself asked 4 years ago.
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  26. I love this guy I literally asked for this video and he made it, he made the tech stacks video like so too. He is close to his viewers and commentators. I am impressed ♥
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  27. I love how he uses the VS Code terminal to demonstrate it.
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  28. This video solved my sleep schedule and my social life thx man, now i can talk to my gf about dockerizing our relationship
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  29. Java is absolutely incredible. I have chosen it as my first programming language and never got past making loops. I love it.
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  30. How to create a successful indie game that makes alot of money in 100 seconds
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  31. the ending was by far the best one i have seen 😂
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  32. Mathematics are the result of mysterious powers that nobody understands, and which the unconscious recognition of beauty must play an important part. Out of an infinity of designs, a mathematician chooses one pattern for beauty's sake and brings it down to earth.
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  33. Thanks so much for having me on your channel, Jeff. It's been really fun making this one with you!
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  34. You know why frontend devs have lunch alone? They don't know how to join tables
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  35. “If”? Literally everyone wants to see an in depth video
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  36. I'm about 2 weeks now in my journey of learning C++ and freeRTOS for programming some ESP32s, and from a JS/Python person POV it's a whole new perspective, you really feel like you are controlling a computer down to the bare metal for the first time. I think every programming enthusiast should try it. Especially with something like a microcontroller where you really need to care about the stack/heap and living inside of a few 100k of ram.
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  37. My controversial opinion is that, regardless of being new or very experienced, a good programmer is flexible and willing to experiment outside their philosophy. Cause only Sith deal in absolutes.
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  38. "I only have about 5000 rep on Stack Overflow, so my opinion really doesn't matter very much" - I swear I watch your videos just for the satire at this point lmao
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  39. We live in times where you learn JS to write server side code and desktop apps (electron), and you also learn C++ / Rust to create browser apps.
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  40. All i am sayin is that "HOW DOES THIS GUY KNOW WHAT I WANT? "
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  41. a really new and creative series *The Code Report* would like to see more of it
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  42. Quick remark, gcc actually means GNU Compiler Collection and not GNU C Compiler, the name GNU C Compiler was dropped around 1999 (in April to be precise) because C was only one of gcc's frontend.
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  43. "I love Bill Gates and Microsoft" - Jeff, blink twice if you're being held hostage.
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  44. Job postings already asking for 3-5 years of Deno experience
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  45. Following the "logical sequence", the next in line is Kotlin in 100 seconds
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  46. Interviewer: How long have you been working on React? Me: 100 seconds
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  47. I can’t believe this is the first time I’m hearing about clamp()
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  48. There was Atwood's law, now here's my law: "Everybody who can code in JavaScript, suffers with JavaScript"
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  49. Just learned it's pronounced Engine X ... I've been calling it N-Jinx all this time.
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  50. Now Windows can bluescreen itself and Linux at the same time!
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  51. petition for a full-blown WASM course in Fireship 🔥
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  52. Never heard of this language Thanks for letting us know about These small languages 🙏🙏🙏
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  53. next video: "why i switched to powerpoint as my code editor"
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  54. At this point I should add "Subscribed to fireship" to my resume
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  55. fireship is turning us into 10X developers without us even knowing it
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  56. Been using it for over 1,000,000 seconds and it's still confusing, and I've been a professional front end developer for 17+ years.
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  57. Front-end Dev: fix your responses! Backend Dev: fix your requests!
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  58. RegEx isn't that hard, the hard thing about it is, you barely use it from a day to day bases. You just end up forgetting how it works and have to look it up again lols.
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  59. This was the best video on JS frameworks I've ever seen.
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  60. The React documentation should link to this video.
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  61. console.table() --- mind blown
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  62. The ending killed me seeing those errors and then hailing that you can get humongous salaries due to this. 2am happenings.
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  63. 0:55 This is wrong, value mutability doesn't have anything to do with the value being stored on the stack or the heap (and the example let mut hello = "hi mom" will be stored on the stack since it's type is `&'static str`), it depends on the type of the value (if it's `Sized` or not).
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  64. made me do a double take lmao
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  65. Next video idea: filesystems exFAT, EXT4, FAT32, NTFS, etc
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  66. One major tip that's extremely important and doesn't just apply to tech: replace cynicism with optimism. I bombed a ton of interviews trying to show how smart or "real" I was with some thick cynicism... about competitors, former work environments, etc. But people don't want that, and if they do, you likely won't want to with with them. Find optimistic perspectives on everything. Don't lie, just change your attitude, and if you don't have something nice to say then give a way to pivot the discussion to something positive. This isn't just about interviewing... it's about your entire modus operandi.
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  67. "It's guaranteed to get you a job, or your money back" ... I paid nothing
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  68. I really appreciate that you came back on your past mistake of using md5
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  69. I can't imagine the amount of work you put in these videos to condense a very complex subject into a 100 seconds video. Just amazing.
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  70. Why was this released not on April Fools lmao
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  71. these videos are *money*. Perfectly spoken english at a confident pace with easy-to-understand concepts is such a rarity to find--easiest sub of my life! Love the framework-agnostic videos!
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  72. Programming isn't about what you know; it's about making the command line look cool
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  73. For the little more advanced users, here is an interpretation of the IO monad that I really liked: If you imagine that you put the state of our entire universe in a record World, then IO could be seen as a World Transformer. Thus, a function with side effects simply maps a state of the World to a new one. For example, putStrLn "Hello World!" takes a World where the screen is blank, and returns a World where "Hello World!" is on the screen :) I find this interpretation beautiful, and it doesn't violate immutability nor does it need side effects
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  74. The first time ever someone described assembly as syntactic sugar.
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  75. I literally spent $4,000 and four months on my college course for database management to learn what you just taught extremely well in 17 minutes.
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  76. Its surprising when a language names itself awesome and is actually awesome
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  77. Thanks for the mention Fireship! You are the best!!!
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  78. 2009: NODE 2018: DENO 2027: NEDO 2099: DONE
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  79. thanks, legendary content. really appreciate the work you put into it
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  80. the way you pronounced "docker ps" was hilarious 😂😂
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  81. Devs before docker: "It works on my system"
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  82. For common uses, GraphQL is a over-engineered solution
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  83. I can't believe the amount of valuable information that you explain in less than 10 minutes, amazing job as always!!
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  84. Even for our 5 min guy it takes 10 minutes to explain all of their services 😂
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  85. I would like to see a NestJS beyond 100 seconds 😁😁😁
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  86. The video we never asked for but world would be incomplete without you explaining it.
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  87. I had no idea it was even possible to manually draw bezier curves without the use of software like illustrator. This is definitely one i would have watched beyond 100 seconds for
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  88. Coding this video with you and Jonny was crazy fun. Let's do it again 🙌🏼
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  89. I must agree, this is one of the best database defining video on the internet.
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  90. I really appreciate the small details, like adding orchestral music in the background as a reference to the initial explanation
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  91. Just a minor (and not too relevant) correction: that chip at the center is a SoC (System on a chip) which contains a processor, memory and gpu all-built-in, not just the cpu. Excellent video by the way, I love your channel!
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  92. Over-engineering a website? Write the frontend in WASM without using the DOM, the backend in C because performance, duh, and create your own shitty database because you don't like any.
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  93. Shit, I just realized I don't know nothing about JS.
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  94. GUN author here! Gaaaaah the app is already swamped, OK looks like I'm gonna need to working on my scaling code... trying to fix things now! Probably too late. Please try to run a local version of the project in the meanwhile (so sorry) - and I'm happy to answer any Qs too (tho YouTube rate-limits how fast commenters/me can I reply).
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  95. The 100 second format is gold! In stead of going through a few different 10-30 minuter long videos to get a high-level picture of what a thing is, you describe it perfectly in just 100 seconds. I say again, GOLD! Thank you for your work.
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  96. plot twist: mr beasts editor actually updates the thumbnail manually
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  97. "Program is RESPONSIVE on mobile devices", absolutely gold man XD
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  98. You’re the only guy that I slow the speed down instead of skipping or speeding it up 🙂. Love the emoticons in the code, how do you do that?
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  99. I love these beyond 100 second videos, don't change this concept.
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  100. Definitely make that a series! I'll pre-order the popcorn and dim the lights in advance!
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  101. Literally this was announced 24 hours ago and Jeff's already made this video, updated his Next course, while looking after a child you can hear in the background. What a guy
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  102. I’m still not done with learning COBOL
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  103. lol I didn’t ever expect you to cover this one
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  104. It's year 2030, computer science universities go bankrupt because everyone is learning from fireships 100s videos instead of lectures. Keep it up ! 😁
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  105. "Blackberry and Windows phone" 😂
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  106. I had a panic attack when he said you have to implement dynamic time-warping algorithm
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  107. As soon as you rely on someones else's code you most likely get vulnerabilities. The only way around that is to write everything yourself in Assembler, then you will have only your own vulnerabilities.
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  108. Humongous amount of quality knowledge in just a 100 seconds. I'd like to see a full tutorial of this, for sure!
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  109. Sir, thank you for having legit - practical dev content. It’s so refreshing to listen to your breakdowns.
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  110. The kid crying is exactly how I feel when someone asks me about time and space complexity 😢
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  111. Let's take a moment to appreciate how this guy drops amazing content every other day. St. Fireship
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  112. 12/10/2011: 10 years ago, Dennis Ritchie past away, leaving the world the legacy of the operational systems and the internet that we use today. He is the true legend, not Steve Jobs.
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  113. "Last thing the world needs is another JavaScript framwork" - Jeff 2021
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  114. 0:08 Damn, I can't believe it's already 2059!
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  115. I managed to convince my boss to use svelte for a smaller project.. and I am having so much fun with it :D
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  116. Ah yes, Blockchain. The thing I say to old people to get jobs
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  117. I love how Jeff ended the roasting with a respect note.
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  118. Two MySQL DBAs walk to a NoSQL bar, but they had to leave because they couldn't find any tables! :)
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  119. You can tell by the length of each video that Fireship knows which framework is best: React: 2:07 Vue: 2:03 Angular: 1:59 (yikes didn't even make it to 2 mins)
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  120. Man, I can't believe how qualitative and frequent your content on this channel is. Good stuff!
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  121. You Promised, and we awaited. ...Sorry for bad joke
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  122. Refactoring Guru is awesome. I found them a while ago and read thru their refactoring & design patterns content. It mirrors the standard books on those topics. And their cartoons for each pattern are REALLY helpful.
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  123. No one can out-Fireship Fireship 🤩
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  124. Mocha was a much better name
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  125. 00:48 how to use console.log 02:39 Object Destructuring 04:00 Template Literals 06:09 Spread Syntax 08:20 Loops 10:21 Async/Await
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  126. I love JavaScript world! Don't try to fix existing stuff, just create a new one!
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  127. Congrats Jeff! 10M here we come!!
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  128. Woah! I didn't know that Flutter's rendering engine is called Skia Time to drop React native
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  129. For being an "accidental Youtuber" your content is damn professional.
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  130. If you're too young, and don't know what a phone book is, it's like DNS for phones numbers
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  131. To me, CSS is the most frustrating part of web development. In programming the same code should run the same no matter the user, with CSS the exact same CSS produces different results depending on the browser. It's not fair. It's getting better but it's still annoying. Plus at my day job we still support IE11.
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  132. As someone who works somewhere where we are struggling to bring everyone out of excel hell and use real databases, I feel the need to hide that this exists.
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  133. Aws has an overwhelming amount of features and quite the hurdle for a beginner. This really helps!
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  134. Whatever I think this guy does that. Incredibleee
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  135. I couldn't agree more, Svelte is actually ENJOYABLE to use. Everything just works and it's way more simple than any other frameworks. The community is very cool too. I'm really glad that Svelte got a 100 seconds video because it deserves more attention. Thank you for spreading the word! ❤
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  136. Title should be "How to master any programing language in 4 mins"
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  137. Ruby’s so nice. My favorite keyword is “unless”; it’s so simple but expressive. “Unless this specific thing happens, keep going.”
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  138. "won't be a big professional thing" lol no
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  139. do ✍🏼 not ✍🏼 create ✍🏼 infinite ✍🏼 loops ✍🏼 in ✍🏼 the ✍🏼 cloud
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  140. Who knew a tutorial could be this entertaining :P
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  141. idempotent - produces the same result multiple times ephemeral - may not persist, opposite of immutable anonymous - functions that don't have a name predicate - function that returns either TRUE or FALSE memoization - caching return value of a function abstraction - process of hiding implementation details from end user serialisation - process of taking data from one format into a more generic format Turbo Encabulator - a fictional machine whose technobabble description is an in-joke among engineers for decades. technobabble - technical jargon.
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  142. You know what? Every generation of coders has its own group of teachers. This dude right here is building the foundation for the new generation of soydevs programmers!
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  143. IDC if stackoverflow goes down, i want this man alive
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  144. Maybe we can change the title to: "Your College Semester in 100 seconds"?
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  145. The only channel where I don’t have to see the videos at 1.5x.. these videos are amazing, please keep them coming. 🥳
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  146. I rarely comment on any videos on youtube, but Jeff, the comprehensive yet compressed way of teaching things, like you do here, is more than awesome. it's so amazing. i am speechless. i really want to say thank you for your effort to contribute to the dev community in that way.
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  147. You know, every time I want to learn some new framework or language, I come here for your 100 seconds series. Every. Time. You manage to explain what's important about a topic in barely 2 minutes, which drives people like me to want to learn more. Love your vids, editing today was 🔥 as always!
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  148. "At least now she knows where she's headed" 😂
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  149. Fun fact: You can use $0 instead of $SHELL to get the actual name of the current shell, not just the path
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  150. Letters "D", "E", "N" and "O" can be arranged in 24 different ways. We already got NODE (2009) and DENO (2018). Assuming new JS runtime comes out every 9 years, we should be covered for next 204 years.
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  151. Lol what's the fun in coding then. I imagine employers/exams would be like "no copilot" allowed
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  152. That error screenshot gave me PTSD
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  153. The funniest of this, that I'm a React developer from Ukraine, watching this in my basement after air raid alert here in Ukraine. You've just made my day bro. Peace to you guys!
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  154. I was with you up until "CSS is way harder than React and Firebase."
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  155. These 100-seconds videos are some of the best content I have seen on YouTube in a long time! A lot of them are simple refreshers for things I know well... but some are things that I've been unable to get into (like this one) and actually really do help further my understanding. I love them. Keep up the amazing work!!
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  156. You’re a machine for pumping out quality content so consistently. Really appreciate your work!
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  157. Emmet balance outward command - expands selection outwards to the nearest tags/brackets. Hit again to include the tag in the selection. Now combine with another powerful one: emmet wrap with abbreviation. Never cut + write <tag></tag> + cursor between + newline + paste again! Just click on the desired section, balance outward, wrap with abbreviation. Boom!
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  158. Oh yes, PHP. Now I can't wait for Ruby on rails in 100 seconds 💎🎉
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  159. Watching it from a GNU/Linux based OS, a big respect goes to you, bro
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  160. I think everyone is "awaiting" this
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  161. every programmer is different, but VSCode is what unites every one of them
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  162. Of course the code is the most exciting part to us it's literally our job hahahah
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  163. So, the main take-away from this video is that the operating system is a squishy snail inside a shell?
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  164. 100 seconds! That's all the attention span I have
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  165. sequel for short, now that's how you settle both sides of a debate
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  166. firebase should do fireship in 100 seconds
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  167. 2021: FireShip`s content quality stops increasing, because it's already perfect
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  168. "I've got a fever and the only prescription is more Fireship!"
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  169. 2:14 "Segmentation fault" - classic
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  170. Kids :- build Twitter from scratch Men:- build zoom from scratch Legends :-build AWS from scratch 8:14
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  171. imposter syndrome has joined the chat.
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  172. "the console is your canvas" is a dangerous thing to say. Someone is going to figure out how to inject functioning html and js and into a console output, and end up building an entire app in the dev tools output window 😂 Maybe we could build some kind of logging system inside that inner app 🤔
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  173. I send these to my team whenever they come out, the insight/time is absolutely insane.
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  174. Been writing JS for 20 years, knew all of this shit already and still enjoyed your video... accurate, professional and fun.
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  175. click the f**king button man its his f**king dream😂😁😂
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  176. "Blockchain is just a LinkedList but with salt."
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  177. How many days of researching, learning, and developing behind this 20 minutes video? Awesome work 🔥🔥🔥
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  178. 'Open DreamWeaver'.. Wow! Good old times.
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  179. 10 Design Patterns noted in 10 minutes. - Singleton (Creational) Object that can only be instantiated once. Use case: Settings - Prototype (Creational) Fancy word for "clone". Create clone object instead of extending object. - Builder (Creational) Create object with methods instead of constructor. Examples: JQuery. - Factory (Creational) Instead of using a new keyword to instantiate and object you use a function or method to do it for you. Use case: Cross platform app - Conditional checking to determine which button to show. - Facade (Structural) A simplified API to hide low level details in your code base. Use case: Create facade class that contain the low level systems as dependencies which then simplifies their operation. Examples: JQuery. - Proxy (Structural) Fancy word for "substitue". Replace target object with a proxy. Examples: Vue's reactivity system. - Iterator (Behavioral) Traverse through a collection of objects. for loop. - Observer (Behavioral) Many objects subscribe to events that are broadcast from another object. one-to-many relationship. Loop that unfolds over the dimension of time. - Mediator (Behavioral) Is like a middle man or broker. Examples: 1. Air traffic controller that sits between the runways & airplains to provide coordination & communication . 2. Middleware - State (Behavioral) Object behaves differently based on a finite amount of states. Examples: Finite State Machines
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  180. "I use arch, btw" You had to say that, didn't you? 😂
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  181. Pls try Elixir in 100 seconds. It's a really nice programming language. Great vid tho
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  182. From now on, I will use emoji class names on all my personal projects :D
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  183. Once you deep dive into cryptography you find that, even the strongest encryption algorithm in the world is weak if the user input is weak. The best course of action is to have an input that does not come from the user (I mean a generated password like a sha-512 hash). Ideally that entry is stored on the client device.
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  184. Hey man, love your videos, but a small correction for what you mention at 1:45 "Kafka guarantees that any consumer of a given topic will always read the event in the exact same order" That's true but at partition level. A topic is made of partitions, and a topic with 1 partition will guarantee that. But as soon as you need parallel consumption you need more partitions (one per concurrent consumer). When having multiple partitions, a single, non-concurrent consumer will get the events of any partition in the proper order but events from different partitions may be consumed with different interleaving This is why it's so important to put a proper key for your messages, as it's the default value used for sending your message to different partitions (different events with the same key will always end up in the same partition) Again, love your content, you explain super great. But I thought that that small point had to be addressed 😄
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  185. I really love how u are delivering great content almost every day
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  186. Dart = java(only the good parts) + JavaScript (only the good parts)
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  187. Dude make web assembly in 100 seconds !
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  188. I absolutely love this! As someone who made several videos on NginX I understand how difficult to summarize this tech in 100 seconds. Amazing as usual.
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  189. I reacted in less than 5 seconds to open this video. hehe
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  190. Your firebase cloud functions course really helped me out on a school project, thanks 🙂
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  191. Jeff, 12 months ago I started closely following your content. I worked on side projects, I started a routine and I learned how to learn, all from your videos. To top this year off I scored a role as a software engineer at an awesome company, a job that I thought would always be beyond me. Today I signed up for lifetime access to fireship pro, to say thanks. But to also pay it forward, so you can keep putting out content and empower others like you did me. Thanks again mate, all the best.
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  192. Me thinking I'm only getting 100 seconds but actually getting 511 seconds: Wait, that's illegal!
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  193. it’s not all rainbows and Flutterflies
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  194. Tailwind in 99 Seconds -- Taught by Jon Frok. Coming soon.
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  195. All fun and games until someone start dossing literally your home connection trying to bring down your stupid to-do list webapp hosted on a Raspberry Pi
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  196. This is awesome! Have you thought about doing a Beyond video for Rails? I know it's not considered a "hot" framework nowadays but it's definitely still got a lot of use cases.
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  197. 8:11 " He created git!" - Lol why not right
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  198. “Architecture of the Burrito in 100 second”, please
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  199. I have been doing PHP for more than 7 years now but still, love watching your video :) Thanks!
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  200. Hi, PocketBase author here. @fireship did a great job with the video and managed to present a lot of things (Linode, Svelte, PB) in a very compact and easy to understand format. After reading some of the comments, I'll leave just couple notes: 1. At the moment of writing, the chat app seems to be using an older PocketBase v0.8.0 version. The latest v0.10+ releases come with split db pool and significant performance and memory improvements. 2. The realtime connections can quickly exhaust the max open files limit and you may want to increase it accordingly to the expected concurrent load (from the systemd in the video is around ~4096). 3. For those commenting that SQLite doesn't scale well - it is PocketBase fault that the chat app doesn't perform well on high concurrent load and further improvements will be done in the near future. For a single server setup, plain SQLite in WAL mode almost always will outperform other traditional databases. (ps. this is a second attempt to post the comment since the first one probably got flagged because of the github link).
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  201. yes.. now i can finally take down zoom
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  202. Fun fact : Cloud Overflow = Bank Account Underflow
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  203. One of my favourite things about Kotlin is how it automatically generates (and USES) getters and setters, not just for data classes but for normal classes as well. When you write class.property, it implicitly calls the getter associated with the property (~ class.getProperty()) and you can overwrite the getters & setters yourself. It really makes code a lot shorter once you get used to it. class.property = value <-> class.setProperty(value);
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  204. I learned in 100 second more than I usually learn in 1 hour article <3
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  205. Love this new format!
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  206. 0:30 "And is the language of choice for big data and machine learning" Proceeds to show MarI/O, which was written in Lua
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  207. .titanic { float: none: }
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  208. How is it humanly possible to fit this ocean of knowledge into a 9-minute video? We must protect Jeff at all costs!
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  209. Sets the play speed to x2 while hearing "the most valuable thing you own is your time..."
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  210. Not an easy task to squeeze all that info in a bit over 10 minutes. Keep up with the great videos!
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  211. This video has some of the most niche comedy ever. None of my friends would get it, but I loved every second of it, haha!
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  212. The amount of useful languages I have learnt from this channel that didn't know they existed is too damn high. Lifetime Pro was worth it for supporting Jeff.
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  213. Can’t wait to try this out. Fireship is like Santa bearing toys for devs.
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  214. Legend has it that Steve Ballmer is still out there shouting "DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS.... "
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  215. Web 1 - Encyclopaedia, read only Web 2 - Data from users, Interactive Web 3 - wtf?
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  216. I would love to see more videos on Raspberry Pi from you. Please
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  217. as A full-stack developer half of me really loves graphQl while the other don't
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  218. OK! These days I find Fireship videos much more fun to watch than other entertaining videos. Scrapping my head!! GG!
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  219. I used vim in 2005 for the first time in Linux and used CTRL+ALT+DEL to reboot the server to get out of it 🤣🤣🤣
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  220. Been using Prisma for a while. It's amazing, but has a few gotchas. Like "nested curly brace fatigue" is a real thing, it's easy to nest a few simple "wheres" to a few indentation levels so the whole code is unreadable. Migrations are also bit raw - you can't edit them and there's no rollback. They will also wipe anything from your dev db, like store procedures or extra tables... or data. On the plus side - I love that Prisma generates types for TS from the db, it's a great source of truth when playing a lot with DB design. Super important note - VS Code has much better support for editing schema than anything else.
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  221. One of my major fears while learning cloud. There should be a limit for how much you spend on the services, but I think no provider has this as a configuration.
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  222. "And you can bring along your favorite frameworks" *Doesn't show React* I LOL'd
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  223. All startups should hire Jeff, he can make anyone fall in love with anything in 100 seconds
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  224. Fantastic as usual (you really make our content look bad next to yours Jeff haha) What I would add is redis achieves full durability through APF (append only file) journaling aka WAL or redo logs in other databases. The beauty here is you can configure how durable you want Redis to be which can give you more write performance. Full durability means every write synchronously writes to the AOF disk and only succeeds when that write to disk succeeds. Your writes are as fast as your AOF disk but you suffer no data loss in case of an outage. You can configure redis journaling to be asynchronously written every x second (minimum 1 second) which means writes are blazing fast (in memory). Every second the writes are buffered and asynchronously written to the AOF. However you could lose a second worth of data in case of an outage. So I am really interested to see how redis perform in full durability mode against other DBMS specially with indexes and concurrent transactions.
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  225. "There are two things on this world I don't understand: Girls and Serverless." ~ Ben Awad 2020
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  226. At least something is losing weight over this pandemic...
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  227. Today I learned: SVG isnt a binary format but rather a format thats actually simmiliar to HTML
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  228. YOU'RE KILLING IT MAN 😍 Keep up these amazing videos. By the end of the year you'll probably have the main 100 software development languages covered.
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  229. Show them how it’s done! 👏 We stand by the Fireship!
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  230. no, it’s not.
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  231. If i can sell my API for dollar a request then i will make Elon Musk be a second richest man
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  232. Bear Grylls just taught us about processors! Alex's channel is very underrated, so happy to see him featured here. Great video and explanation!
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  233. Object oriented /functional programming in TS please.... I love this one 😍
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  234. it's unfair, your code magically gets pasted. Meanwhile my react app is still being created.
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  235. The purge mode is essential for this video, since you specified JIT mode. Without a purge config, your resulting CSS will be empty (or really just the normalization). Your styles would be purged. The remark is valid though if you use AOT mode. (JIT => Use purge config to only include the styles needed; AOT => Build ALL classes and remove those that are unused)
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  236. Me: Seeing a 3 line regex validating valid input Also me: He's using the language of the gods!
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  237. Jeff, in under 12 minutes, you’ve eliminated 200 thousand Million BILLION tech careers…. good going, dear 😂👍 … all the best to you, Cheers!
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  238. Interviewer: What is a REST API? Candidate: API that follows the rules of RESTful Interviewer: You hired!
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  239. we need a tutorial about how you edit these videos, sick 🔥
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  240. thanks Jeff, now I have to rewrite my entire app
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  241. Solid design principles in 100 seconds 🤩
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  242. "News for people who code and stuff" LMAO please make this a recurring segment!
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  243. I clicked faster than your server could give a response 😂
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  244. Definitely would appreciate a video on WebRTC
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  245. Programming isn't about what you know; it's about how fast you stackoverflow
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  246. The extension to the 100 seconds is great, keep doing that.
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  247. Docker in 100 seconds. Please!!
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  248. Another alternative to Terraform is Pulumi. It looks like a promising framework because you can use a/your (favorite) programming language to set up your infrastructure. I would love to see a '100 seconds of Pulumi' video :)
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  249. Please put a disclaimer that this is not a beginners course, as most beginners would be highly overwhelmed by this (pun not intended).
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  250. got problem ask on stack overflow put bounty problem solved
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  251. Awesome as always! HTTP in 100 seconds would be great.
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  252. I love you Fireship. Damn your good at explaining things, I'm jealous
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  253. The most mind-blowing here is console.log(console) I never thought about that 😳
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  254. I can't get enough of your videos. Hope you stay healthy in these difficult times. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  255. 1.) npm in 100 seconds 2.) react file structure in 100 second 3.) express file structure in 100 second 4.) package.json in 100 second 5.) build a npm module in 100 second 6.) socketio functions in 100 seconds 7.) mongoose in 100 second
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  256. CSS pro tip: You should use css variable to create day/night theme, instead of writing different code for different theme.
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  257. Do "Rust in 100 seconds".
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  258. SVG in 100 seconds
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  259. Me yesterday: Hmm...there is no API available, well, need to learn how to scrap with node. Fireship today: A Guide to Web Scraping with NodeJS Well done.
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  260. Day 35 of quarantine: Fireship now doing React.
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  261. OMG. He is a mentalist. Today I started learning typescript with react.
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  262. You have me ”hook” ed to this channel.
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  263. I learned so much about SVGs just from your 100 second video! This is gold ~ The power of SVGs is severely underrated.
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  264. Man your content is so on point and so professionally made. Blows my mind how you can keep up content like this. Thank you so much for your support of developers. Like Steve Balmer always said, "DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS!!!"
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  265. The protip: you can build awesome responsive layout with (almost) one line of CSS. Use { display: grid grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(150px, 1fr)) } and see how elements in your grid shrink and grow depending on the parent grid size. You can also add grid-gap to make it even better. It's great for something like i.e placing video thumbnails like YouTube does.
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  266. do the CSS GRID in 100 seconds :)
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  267. PLEASE make more videos about this framework, this is amazing.
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  268. This guy can pack a whole semester into 8 minutes. Watching this video was worth every second, I wish you uploaded one of these every week.
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  269. I almost gave up finding a Short and Neat Tailwind CSS tutorial but Here it is. Thanks Universe
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  270. Not the video we think we wanted, but the video we need
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  271. Amazing content! One of the few people that actually explain the "why" not just the "what". Your videos are absolutely amazing!
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  272. Totally NO, 😂😂😂 why u need google sheets when u can save all your data in word files with colors and fonts 🤩🔥
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  273. H oly shit that's awesome! E veryone knows MicroSoft truly loves us ❤️ L ove the concept of an AI autocomplete tbh P retty incredible video as always Mr. Fireship!
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  274. Just wanna say , one of the best channel on programming.
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  275. Next video suggestion : 10 simple coding examples using promises. Like to recommend this
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  276. Bad situation everywhere round. Kinda sucks for everyone lol.
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  277. Jeff is not a coder, he's an Artist!
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  278. Congrats man!! Super well deserved you're one of the best channels out there 🔥🔥🔥
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  279. installing zsh just for the theme 10x developer 🤣
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  280. Oh wow this is exactly what I need at the moment. I was going to create SVGs from scratch using JS for my current project. Thanks for saving me the time mate
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  281. You know the best thing about Fireship is that I don't have to watch your videos in 2x speed unlike every other coding tutorials. Concise and to the point.
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  282. Learned more about hooks in this single video than all my attempts to learn about them over the past several years!
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  283. I would like a comparison video of vue, react, and angular and wich you "should" learn and why. Preferably a long 10+ minute video rather than 100 secs. These are awesome though keep it up
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  284. This guy always amazes me... I've learnt soo much in just a short time
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  285. We need another 117 frameworks , so periodic table can look complete
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  286. I've used most parallaxes libraries and I realised that the easiest ones to use are lax js and gsap scrolltrigger... but this one for react I didn't know ... seems cool I'll look it up. You are the best channel on youtube. Thanks
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  287. Started watching a couple months ago and thought you’d run out of ‘100 seconds’ ideas but if you’re still doing Sass then we’ve got a long way to go
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  288. A rust in 100 seconds would be really cool!
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  289. I went to an interview at a huge company yesterday for an Engineering lead role. After watching this video, I decided to bring up the topic of monorepos, and to see if they used them and how. They explained what they used, and the issues they faced. I told them about Nx and how it visualised dependencies, and they were really interested. That might have just landed me the job. I would not have known about it, or cared to click on this video if your content wasn't so pointed, clean and informative. Thanks for being great and for keeping the community up to date. You rock man.
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  290. Dude, this channel is basically digital dopamine for me.
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  291. 2:17 I think you should be using Bracket Pair Colorizer 2. It's by the same guy and has better performance & more customization.
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  292. In my last interview I recited your docker tutorial and got junior dev😭 Thank you.
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  293. So does this mean i can apply to Facebook now after watching this?
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  294. My 3D printing teacher: mentions Kotlin when we were talking Fireship: I'm on it.
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  295. dude! seriously, this video was pretty great but the user participation with the sticker is pure genius and a great touch! I feel you have really raised the bar of YT tech and educational content and is on the cutting edge of where the platform can go. I recently used scribe and was blown away by how simple and useful it was. This reminds of that, GG, keep up the good work!
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  296. Some thoughts: EDIT: Please stop telling me about `#!/bin/sh`. This video is specifically about bash and so is this comment. I am aware that posix sh... exists. If you want to write POSIX compliant scripts, use sh. If you want to write modern scripts, use BASH. Also: even if you use sh instead of bash, you may still be writing bash. The best way to test for that would be shellcheck. Oh and `/bin/sh` is not specified ny posix either, so you'll probably still want to use `#!/usr/bin/env sh`. - Please do not use `#!/bin/bash` or `#!/usr/bin/bash` as your shebeng. Instead use `#!/usr/bin/env bash`. This way, bash can be installed pretty much anywhere and it will still work. - Please always put double qoutes around variables unless you specifically need them unqouted (which you do when loop over an array using a for-loop for example). This will prevent unintended splitting of strings. Note that in bash single qoutes ('), double qoutes (") and backticks (`) all have a different meaning. Speaking of backticks: - Whenever you see a stackoverflow answer around processing a command's output, you will probably see someone using a command enclosed by backticks. This is deprecated and should not be used. Instead, you can use $(command). However, you should also double qoute that, so "$(command)". - Variables don't have to be all-caps. However, if you use them like " $VARsomething" where only VAR is the variable name, you may need to use curly brackets to signal bash where the variable starts and ends: "${VAR}something". Those can also be used for substitutions, which I recommend you just look up ;).
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  297. Dude! your materials are like O(1/n)... The more advanced concepts you take, the shorter and easier to comprehend your material is :) keep it up! you're doing a great job
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  298. Haha the intro is so true , impostor syndrome for not knowing docker
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  299. This video was uploaded blazingly fast. You have a very good knowledge in bleeding edge technologies. Your channel is truly gamechanger.
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  300. I like how you made your whole channel then went back to add tests.
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  301. Just bombed a tech interview two hours ago. This gives me hope.
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  302. <strong>🔥</strong> Great work as usual! Lots of ppl are using styled components now, it would be great to see one about JSS too!
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  303. I'm so pissed off at this because it ends at 100 sec.
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  304. Coolest things I’ve learned about svg’s is that you can make changes to them with JavaScript, like a prop in react and change a color or text on the svg. Additionally you can put mathematical equations in svgs. SVGs are underrated IMO.
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  305. I honestly have never seen a tutorial this short with such good quality, incredible job 🙌🏻
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  306. It would be nice if you apply this idea on mobile frameworks as well, like trying making a todo app in react native, flutter, ionic, native, etc.
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  307. usr stands for Universal System Resources*
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  308. I'd love to see you make a simple project where you use c++ and react
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  309. Really well done summary, you really mentioned everything important
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  310. Next : Linux in 100 seconds and beyond
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  311. Greatt video as always! Here's my favourite CSS Pro Tip: There's this obscure CSS property called scroll-padding-top. When you have a sticky / fixed header, and you click an anchor link, it gets hidden under the sticky header. To avoid this annoying bug, just give your body element scroll-padding-top equal to the header height. Along with scroll-behaviour: smooth, this will make it so that when you click an anchor link, it'll scroll to it, such that it starts right beneath the header instead of hidden under it, which is the intended behaviour!
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  312. Your content is unmatched in quality, timeliness and usefulness.
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  313. I was just getting into it then the 100 secs were up. Maybe it created a 200 sec followup, and then a 400 sec after that might be cool. just a thought. Love your content
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  314. all of those jokes are tiring me, i need to REST :D
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  315. 0:11 "npm install hell" I looked at npm and of course there was a package named hell, and of course it wasn't maintained lol
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  316. This is easily the best guide I've seen. Also, congratulations on the baby!
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  317. Iterating over an object can be done with: for(const [key, value] of Object.entries(obj))
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  318. Jeff has been using something similar for years. It's the only explanation for how he can crank out these videos.
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  319. I love MongoDB! 😂
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  320. "high-level single-threaded garbage-collected interpreted or just-in-time compiled prototype-based multi-paradigm dynamic language with a non-blocking event loop concurrency model" Mind. Blown.
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  321. Christian Bale === Closures. Got it Jeff.
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  322. Yes, Greta Thunberg yelling at people for over fetching. Edit: I want my heart back
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  323. Well, since you set foot in prohibited grounds and decided to scare the normies, now you have no excuse to not make a video about APL.
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  324. My teacher took 2 business days to explain us this still he cant, you did it in 100 seconds
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  325. What an amazing high-quality video, I loved it!
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  326. The best thing about 100 second videos is taking the opportunity to listen to topics you might have ignored. This is a perfect example.
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  327. 🥳 Congrats Jeff!
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  328. You're channel has quickly become the defacto video for quick and amazing content. Whenever you upload something I can learn something and its making me a better developer all the time. So thank you for making amazing content.
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  329. 1:34 Project Creation on firebase console 2:15 Creating project locally 4:45 Firebase Authentication 7:25 Firebase Database 14:50 Firebase Storage 16:52 Firebase Functions
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  330. Try this keyword in 100sec
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  331. At first I thought this would just be a fun video, maybe not that useful. But that was a GREAT concise explanation of OAuth2.0. Thanks Jeff!
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  332. After 15 years of software dev, this channel is the best source of concise and nicely presented information for newcomers I've ever seen. Wish I had someone like Jeff back in my days. Well done, sir 🔥
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  333. There is something special about buying your first domain name and pointing it to your website
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  334. why tf am I inspired to spend 8 months writing a framework called promethium now...
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  335. I was expecting the start of the video at the end 😔
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  336. Next video: "Why using Google Slides is the best way in designing applications"
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  337. Bro, your ship is certainly on fire, and I am onboard!
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  338. I know your channel is not for complete beginners, but I really hope you do more explanation videos for people starting out like me, I really love your style but many things and concepts went over my head ... I have so much to learn. Thanks for everything man, you're an inspiration.
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  339. damn the quality of the content in this video is off the charts
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  340. To replace developers with AI, managers would need to clearly articulate what they want. ... Developers are safe.
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  341. This guy is God Gift for Developers😍, Back to Back Awesome Tutorials!👏
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  342. What about a "Docker in 100 seconds (and beyond)" ?
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  343. This is so weird, I definitely wanna see it in action - Are there multiple 'networks' or one big blob, which stores everybody's data? - Auth and security seems impossible in this, but very curious how did they implemented it. - All nodes/clients has to sync ALL the network's data, or could it be done partially? If you could cover these in your video, that would be awesome, Thanks !
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  344. I love how you just get down to business...so many tutorials are so unnecessarily longwinded and slow
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  345. fireship is the hero we need, but we definitely don't deserve. it's weird seeing free content with such high quality 🥰🥰🥰
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  346. Rust in 100 seconds 🔥🔥
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  347. I've lived my professional life from the beginning to now dumping unfinished side projects left and right, but it hasn't clicked for me until I read the title of this video why do I tend to do that, it's over engineering and overall planning. A todo app build on a 10 layer stack will not change the world, I should plan just the right amount and save more energy for actually realizing the project and completing it.
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  348. What people see: WASM allows one to run server tasks on the client What I see: serverless SQL injection
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  349. Thanks for the shoutout!! “Decent” is probably too generous for me haha. Great rap. And great coverage. Thanks for keeping us all updated love your channel.
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  350. "And remember to always bet on JS" -Jeff Delaney
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  351. "this is some serious gourmet sheet"
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  352. Idea: Service workers or caching in general, and maybe WPAs.
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  353. 100 seconds of GraphQL.
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  354. Might just be me and that i'm further down my career than others, but i'm kind of tired of recursion being explained by using the fib example. I think the community should come up with some real world examples like traversing a tree and why that is important
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  355. Literally every single fireship video that comes out juices up any dev who watches it. Rumor has it, that if you watch every single fireship video at least three times you become the danger, end up with a six pack, and Javascript will write itself for you as it sings you to sleep
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  356. This guy even Creates things inside his head while sleeping, I just finished making my raw design on Figma and had started searching for ways to create curved background shapes. Then I took a break and opened my youtube and this video pops up. You never cease to amaze me.
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  357. God that looks painful. I can see why that was useful back in the day though.
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  358. Who needs a database when you have google sheets
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  359. This is the best brief intro to the cloud I've ever seen.
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  360. Fireship is on fire with regular uploads.
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  361. I'm excited to see you taking on more difficult topics like testing. There are too many videos out there covering the basics. Developers quickly outgrow the basics and its hard to find help with more complex topics.
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  362. You are on fire lately.
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  363. I’m teaching my 2 best friends how to code simple algorithms, no fancy stuff They’re loving it so far and I recommended them your channel!
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  364. I am pretty sure that Jeff has hacked my email , every time I am looking at a subject his 100 seconds hits and it is spot on for an overview that I need. 😉Love it!!
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  365. JavaScript 0:05 Swift 0:17 Kotlin 0:19 Dart & Flutter 0:32 Go & Rust 0:43 C#, Unity, C++ 0:55 Python 1:03 Ruby 1:13 #Fireship #Jeff #AlwaysLearnSomethingNew
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  366. Love these 100 seconds videos but would like more 100 seconds and beyond!
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  367. Awesome! That's crazy how people can develop such amazing tools and give them for free on the web! Thanks for bringing them up to us Jeff!
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  368. Solves my biggest gripe with mega services(Amazon, goog, Adobe) they never clearly explain what things DO on the label ; its always jargon descriptions that only mean something if your already using the thing in which case you never see the landing page anyway.
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  369. I've just started digging into React, would definitely love to see more stuff like this
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  370. Jeff has come a long way. He deserves all the respect he is getting.
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  371. The "Terminal Here" extension lets you save tons of time by opening the terminal at the current files Location.
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  372. So you're telling me that a bunch of geeks excited about new technology are promising utopia? I think I've heard this before and I know the ending.
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  373. I don't know if I'm just used to your rhythm of teaching, but this guy's teaching makes me want to open reddit and doomscroll while kinda listening
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  374. Finaly a „… in 100 seconds“ episode with something i didnt know allready. But i still watch them all. Keep going with your good content 💪🏻🔥
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  375. Me: Oh man, this job post requires 3 YOE with GraphQL. Fireship: I'm about to make this man's whole career.
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  376. This man has answered the prayers I've been praying for a while. I think he saw my request in one of the comments or this vid was inevitable. Either way, you're a solid one, Mr. Fireship 🚀🚀🚀🔥🔥🔥
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  377. That's a really quick yet good introduction to Session and Token Authentification, that no joke helped me have a better understanding of these authentification methods x) What about Redis in 100 Seconds for a future video?
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  378. It amazes me how you have this skill to know what's in most of our minds and make a video out of it, I swear :P
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  379. I built a decentralized chad app
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  380. Can we get a whole video about css properties like ~ which aren't widely known please :)
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  381. Why did I put this off for so long, this is actually so easy wtf
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  382. Git: * Merge conflict in 223 files * Me: We're going to be here for sometime
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  383. Anyone who is a professional and experienced developer will be excited about this. It's not going to "take our jerbs," it could potentially make us MUCH more productive. Any software dev knows that codewriting is not the hard part, but the tedious part, and a lot of time is spent writing boilerplate or operations that would be better cleanly auto-generated. The hard part in this line of work is solving the engineering problems thrown our way, using our abstract and creative abilities, along with technical knowhow.
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  384. More: 1) Ctrl + SHIFT + L -> Grandfather version of Ctrl + D (Selects all Occurrences of that string in text editor) 2) Ctrl + B -> Toggle File Explorer 3) Ctrl + J -> Alternate for Ctrl + ` (Toggle Terminal) 4) ALT + Number -> Change Active Tab Windows 5) Ctrl + Shift + P -> Direct Access to Command Runner for VS Code
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  385. You changed the title from " JS ? in 100 seconds" to " ? in NaN seconds" Cool
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  386. You just starting right into it was the greatest surprise ever. So refreshing, thank you.
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  387. Loved the ending 💙
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  388. My name is Bob, I owned a collection agency for 10 years. Years. I picked up software as a hobby and after about 2 years of taking it seriously, I landed myself a six-figure position as a software engineer making more than double my average salary I made when I had 15 employees. I'm a 2x college dropout and I live for software development these days. I'm happier than I've ever been doing this for work and I'm competent in at least a half dozen programming languages. The moral of the story, if you are passionate about software development, if you're a good self-teacher, you could be employed, doing what you love and making more than you ever thought you would in a very short period of time. Now I'm the guy who hires developers for my company. If you are passionate about software but working in another industry, just know that it's VERY doable to learn everything you need to know to work as a developer in under one year if you take it very seriously
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  389. As long as computers exist, programmers will always be needed. Just because big tech companies lose value, this doesn't mean you won't find a job. If you want to code, then do it and get paid for it. Don't listen to this corona bullshit.
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  390. Hmm... now I just need to find something to sell.
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  391. awesome, can u make video abt joining to open source world?)
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  392. When I grow up I want to make tutorials like Mr Fireship! Amazing work!
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  393. Always bet on JS, but most importantly always bet on the Web!!
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  394. Let's be honest. There is no better programming content than FireShip. A big thank you! I hope you never stop making videos.
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  395. Great video! I loved the part where you talked about the types of apps Remix could be most useful for. Showed me the kind of thinking that goes into deciding how to construct the architecture of an app from the ground up. I would love to hear you speak more about fundamental things like modern app architecture, toolchains, programming patterns or JavaScript best practices. Your work is highly appreciated. 💚
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  396. FIRESHIIIP we need a dedicated video on this! This will be a nice piece in the puzzle which is Richard Hendricks' dream of a decentralised internet 🤤
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  397. Damn just when I'm starting to like React after a year of Angular goodness, now I want to do Svelte. It looks so cool and minimal
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  398. Jeff! Love your videos man, Got the pro membership the other day. You're one of the best if not the best content producers for modern tech dude!
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  399. Thanks Jeff, I was just wondering how to trick my audience into thinking I made 12,000,000$ in two days!
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  400. This man just explained what an abstract class is perfectly while talking about fish. I spent like 30+ minutes reading and not understanding it XD
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  401. Thanks for making Linux videos
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  402. Wow, these videos are amazing! More of these and more of detailed ones(specially on Rust and Go)
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  403. Stream Processing & Kafka in 100 seconds would be great!
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  404. PLEASEEEEEE MAKE THISSSS KINDAAAAA CONTENT MORE!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  405. There should be disclaimer: Array.push has complexity O(1) while arr = [...arr, newItem] O(N)
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  406. WHY is this channel so AWESOME? It explain so many thing in bare minutes which people may need to figure them out in years if video like this doesn't exist. Because there is toooooooo many terminology in Cloud Computing....
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  407. D3 is HUGE. I can't imagine how much content you had to cut out to get this 100 second video shipped while providing a concise summary. Nice work, Jeff, as always 👍
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  408. "Not everything that glitters is gold" But every video fireship uploads is.
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  409. Everyone's commenting at light speed, since we've been sitting here waiting for this for days!
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  410. When can I buy some FireCoin??
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  411. Lol... Finally now there is a video with most practical use cases with TypeScript functionality and best shared experience with this technology ive seen so far. And its not boring, even if i knew this stuff already. Like button clicked, good job buddy! Keep going. P. S I'm definitely waiting for OOP. That's going to be amazing.
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  412. One of the best videos by fireship!
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  413. The web is getting so powerful Like really powerful
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  414. It's a good day when Jeff uploads.
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  415. I'm a simple man. I see Fireship, I click video.
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  416. Hey Jeff, I just want to say thank you. Your videos are one of the many reasons that have made me to pursue a career as a developer. And thanks to you and your video on the react hooks, I just recently landed a job as a Web Developer. Please keep up the good work!
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  417. This is some next level sheet! 👌
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  418. For the hardwork and dedication also you taught me quite a lot
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  419. Nice 👍🏻 I liked the table and styling ticks. There’s something new to learn everyday.
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  420. I thought we might create our own CPU from scratch when we went beyond 100 secs but Mr. Alex just nailed it🤩 I actually watched many of his M1 vs Intel test videos. Those are also great💓
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  421. I bet you learn so much from teaching this stuff. I’m so envious.
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  422. Fireship: "And everything should work perfectly" Cobol: I don't think so. Hahahaha, I love these videos :3
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  423. This actually makes we want to check out Angular again.
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  424. Google announces Cloud Run April 9th. Jeff releases fully featured, quality demo April 10th!! I mean seriously, don't you even sleep? Thank you so much, these short videos always reduce my own dev learning curve dramatically, please keep them coming!
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  425. Start: Render pure HTML and no JS Past: Render max HTML and little JS to make the website good 2010: Use JS library to Use more JS to make the website good 2015: Use JS Frameworks to use max JS to make the website good by turning it into an app 2018: Use this library on top of JS Frameworks to reduce the JS in your website to make the website good 2020: Use these tools on top of JS Frameworks to render max HTML with little JS Future: Use this Framework on top of JS Framework to render pure HTML and no JS
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  426. This is the best detailed explanation of databases I've ever seen. I'm in 3rd year of CS (undergraduate) but didn't have a chance to know about all of this massive yet beautifully explained information about databases. Thanks a lot Jeff.
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  427. mevn can be rearranged to venm and all of a sudden it's the coolest stack acronym. throw in something that starts with an O and you have the full effect. VENOM
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  428. "Features that we know and love" Speak for yourself
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  429. programming is now one step closer to black magic
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  430. me: opens youtube to search PWA youtube algorithm and Fireship: PWA in 100 sec
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  431. controversial opinion: practicing leet code examples is the biggest waste of time.
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  432. Next video : How to create and edit a 100s video in 100s
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  433. 1:27 "delete_me" proceeds to keep the folder around for the next couple of years
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  434. The only channel that can deliver "100 seconds of...". Original Gangsta
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  435. Destructuring, much like many things in es6, is one reason why I absolutely love modern JavaScript. People really need to stop hating on the language, because it keeps getting better, and more and more common!
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  436. Literally, this is the only 100 seconds of svelte video that i requested from you. And you actually did it. When i saw the video in recommendations, i was very surprised. Thank you for making this🙏🙏🙏. And I am expecting more like this in the future.
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  437. "To git started", i heard that
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  438. Iam not scared of GPT - 3, iam scared of GPT - 6
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  439. Been working with RXJS for years. This video just covered hundreds of pages of documentation. Thanks Jeff!
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  440. This channel is a treasure ✨
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  441. I saw a great movie about databases today. I can't wait for the SQL
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  442. 100 seconds of Haskell! 100 seconds of Heroku! 100 seconds of Bootstrap! Thank you of you choose any of these!
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  443. I was looking something about Electron in a nutshell introduction. You're right on time. Thanks. Great content, as always!
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  444. Do I know how DNS works? YES. Am I going to watch how it works? YES!
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  445. I was just looking into this, your timing is always scary perfect haha 😂
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  446. @fireship, I loved this concept of 12 minutes bootcamp. please create more videos like this. and you channel will be loved even more 😍.
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  447. Git Merge Conflict in 100 seconds, next?
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  448. "The API key is now save to store" It's not. MD5 is not secure AT ALL and should NEVER be used to store sensitive data!
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  449. I might not be first I might not be last but when Fireship posts I make a sandwich and watch it
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  450. 🔥🚀
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  451. shout out to the dedication in the "like and subscribe" at the end 2:15 you'll always be the best
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  452. I wish all languages had a comparison 1:1 tutorial versus the languages it's based on. I always procrastinate before learning a new language because it's a pain in the ass go through the basics stuff. Your video in the other hand, go right into the topic!
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  453. I feel something after seeing this video...I believe it's excitement to learn these things😁
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  454. Try this in 100s
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  455. add `set -e` at beginning to exit script if any command fails, `set -x` for printing commands that are being executed very help full while developing script.
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  456. I have learnt a lot of new things that I have never worked with from your videos, like AWS, nginx, kubernetes, graphQL(and other dbs), typescript to name a few. One thing that I don't understand is how they work together. I would really love to see a video where you design a mock system using all of these (and possibly more) and explain each of their roles and why you chose it (kinda like your reverse-cloud migration video using raspberry pi). Whenever I think of a software architecture I think of them as several layers that interact with each other. However, I am unable to assign which layer what belongs to by watching a stand alone tutorial about a single tool.  Btw, I am a college senior pursuing CS major and I love your content. Thanks for all the awesome contents
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  457. This is by far the most succinct and clear explanation of `this` that I've seen to date. Great work as always!
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  458. which ever appears in path first will be the one that gets called. in order to specify a different one you have to type the full path to the binary.
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  459. Killing it with the awesome content
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  460. when you say as hackers i feel so cool
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  461. I love this 100 seconds and beyond, first the gist and then a good starting point to get deeper into it. I hope the black box likes it too so this keeps comming 😉
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  462. Playback speed at 2x git explained in 50 sec
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  463. The modulus 3 gives me hope that I still have a future as a developer
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  464. A short and to the point explanation. I wish I had this when I was learning how to flexbox.
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  465. I remember recommending this topic earlier. Glad to see it come to fruition. Exactly what I needed.
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  466. Fireship: NEVER fails to fulfill a promise. ❤️
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  467. Svelte in 100 seconds please, it's so underrated, yet it's soooo simple
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  468. It took me forever to understand this, even when I was taking data structures in college. I really like the way you explain this as it's very similar to CS50, the free course that Harvard provides, but you do it in 100 seconds.
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  469. Code Folding at various levels: cmd+K+n = Fold code at n level; cmd+K+1, cmd+K+2, 3, 4.... cmd+K+J = expand all lines of code.
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  470. Would love to see Haskell in 100 seconds
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  471. sheets.new is a quicker way to create new sheet
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  472. Be careful! Sometimes you might get an error saying that CORS blocked the request because the OPTIONS call does not have an HTTP OK status. This actually has nothing to do with CORS (it's a red herring), but rather the route itself is missing from the server, or the server isn't responding correctly. Beware!
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  473. I'm a full stack developer and your content drives me CRAZY because it makes me want to do gorgeous front end stuff like this so bad! But instead I write database queries and c#/java all day. Maybe someday I can pivot to front end or even UX development.
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  474. There is always going to be a bunch of ways to solve a problem, but CERTAIN programming paradigms are better for CERTAIN problems. It's not really a gif jif thing, its more of a use the best case solution for your problem.
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  475. LOVE IT 😍
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  476. The best security videos are scary - nice work on this one! For those folks dealing with mobile apps, whether built with JavaScript or not, there are a bunch of other security considerations to keep an eye on. The point is that you're never truly safe. As long as you have something valuable that could be hacked, someone out there will keep trying. You have to dedicate the time and resource to always stay on top of your security, it's not a set-it-and-forget-it thing.
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  477. I am convinced you are a PSYCHIC. I literally needed this!!!!
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  478. Fantastic! Please do object oriented vs functional. I've been using TypeScript for years and I learned a few things... Your videos are consistently great!
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  479. * Sees 600 PRs * > LGTM * Merges 600 PRs *
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  480. Would have loved to see the results but still a great video!
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  481. Vue 3 is at the same time one of the biggest improvements I have seen to a framework in a single update while also being a very smooth transition with very little in terms of breaking changes. This despite the entire framework basically being rewritten with typescript. But the new documentation took quite a while to be released and a lot of people seem to be frustrated/confused by the new APIs and how it all fits togheter because of this. I think this will change as the new, much improved docs get more recognition. But it bothers me a lot that people seem to be so shallow about the technologies they use. Mostly I think people just become very short sighted whenever theres an API change that means they acually have to learn something new. Its the same story as what happend with Wikipedia when they moved their search bar to a more logical place. It was an objectivley better layout. The update was without a question an improvement. But the wikipedia userbase still got upset because they had gotten used to having the search bar in the dumb place it used to be and users are allergic to change. Same with developers I think. Big changes, even objectivley good changes, will always come with some unhappy customers cause the transition period will see all the people who suck at learning new things rise to the top to complain about having to learn a new thing Fact is, the vue team did an incredible job and they deserve so much more praise then they get. Though they already get a good amount of it to be fair. Nevertheless, they somehow manage to be praised widley and also underappreciated at the same time
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  482. 9:32 'If that's confusing to you, well all I can say is: Welcome to the JavaScript world' 😅 😆 haha exactly
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  483. I'm both excited for and afraid of the JavaScript in 100 seconds video...
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  484. This is some next level stuff
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  485. Awesome approach to looking at this - I will mention this video in our podast :)
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  486. Top notch quality videos you got here, this is gold standard
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  487. I’m so happy whenever Fireship posts a new video.
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  488. I'm so glad I have notifications on; I was just trying to figure out how to use webpack! How did you know, Jeff???
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  489. Web sockets in 100 seconds plz
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  490. Hahahaha anyone else catch the 'Meow' at 10:04?...right before he creates the useCat function.
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  491. Even if you know about this stuff... You're still gonna watch it because of the animations.
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  492. Understood 20% of the video, and loved 100% of it. Thanks!
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  493. Web Dev:- CSS is fuck the mind 😵 Fireship:- Hold my beer 🍻 Thank you for the fire 🔥 content 💖
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  494. as a Kubernetes & docker enthusiastic, when I saw the title, didn't know how you can explain it in that short amount of time :D but you did a really nice job, people who want to get started with k8s will know the basics ;)
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  495. It's called vite, not vite
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  496.  @Fireship  Even if you create completely vulnerability free code there are still hardware vulnerabilities like Meltdown and Spectre.
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  497. Bruh that "god damn precog" line got me so hard I'm still dying 😂
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  498. Clickbait, the video is 104 seconds
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  499. You're a genuine gift to the web-deb community that keeps on giving. I can't help but respect you for your dedication, passion and content diversity you constantly keep dishing out. No favorites, no pretending. I wish the Frontend Development Community would be less dogmatic and more pragmatic like you are. Much respect.
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  500. You make the highest quality programming videos on youtube, great job!
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  501. Pro tip: instead of pressing crtl+p then ">", you can only press F1 to execute commands.
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  502. Wow, I literally just walked out my room because of my rage about CSS and received a notification about the video 😂 Let’s try again haha
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  503. 1:25: Strings can be null without the ?. Only value types need that question mark to be nullable.
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  504. 100 seconds of RSA algorithm.
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  505. I'm coding 12 hours a day like a madman The code report is my only source of news from outside world and i'm proud of it Thanks
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  506. CSS was so confusing that I learned back-end tools instead. This video came out too late 😂
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  507. Not worried at all. Things will bounce back. Keep on learning to code (and design).
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  508. I just really like your channel because it illustrates, without shoving it down the viewer's throat, a passion and excitement for code and clever systems like no other. Here, it was the orchestral musing, accompanying perfectly my experience when I go through a discovery spree. I love code and solving problems and clever engineering, and that's why i love this channel.
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  509. Holy shit, Linux kernel developer here, And this list 10/10 transformed my life. I've never seen so much amazing tools, these are almost as useful as the C compiler.
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  510. I've learn 2 things today, variables in CSS are really useful, and "clip-path", this is golden. Always learning new tricks and stuff here ;)
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  511. This is LITERALLY what I wanted!!! I commented exactly this on your last video.
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  512. Kids now : I wanna be an astronaut astro developer
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  513. A great youtuber, promoting other youtubers in the same field, Respect 👍
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  514. I still don't get how you can push out so much content with high quality so often/quickly! Well done once again 👏
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  515. awaiting the async/await video. HAHA
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  516. Your content is great as always. Mini case-studies like this are a fantastic way to implement several little features of angular, rxjs, & firestore into the bigger picture of a more thoughtful app architecture. For angular newbies like me, this is gold. You've outdone yourself on this one.
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  517. in 100 minutes/days/years... We'll never know Edit: The title originally didn't contain "Seconds"
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  518. this channel fires an onupload event listener on to my immediately-go-and-watch list
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  519. wow, I spent months learning all of this stuff and you squeezed all this knowledge into a 10-minute video, which is very entertaining to watch! of course, I encourage everyone who is new to dig deeper into these topics, but still, describing it in such a concise and precise way is your great skill!
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  520. Next video: Writing good code, or OTP vulnerabilities.
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  521. Fireship Pro member here and I'd love to see a full Nuxt 3 tutorial! We're running 3 internal apps on Nuxt 2 and need to know what I'm missing, how to upgrade or change, etc.
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  522. i love this guy, but i hate that there is so cool tech out there i don't know
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  523. I signed up for a class on Azure. During the class, I setup a VPN server. It was part of their "free credits." Once the class was over, I didn't think about it, I just figured the server would get turned off, recycled, re-used. Instead of that happening, they converted my account to a real account after 30 days and started charging me. I didn't catch it for 2 months. They billed me $4,000. After much deliberation they gave me $2,000.00 back and told me that if I argued about the rest they might not even give me $2,000 back. Microsoft was happy to try to bankrupt me.
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  524. Diary of a madman: watching this at 2x speed.
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  525. You crushed it with this! Epic video!! Loved the jokes along the way as well 😂.
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  526. the trick question at the end would still log 3 three times even if the setTimeout time was set to zero. setTime is an api that does not run in the current js runtime
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  527. 🔥🔥🔥 Congratulations 🥳 You deserve it ❤️
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  528. i watched this for like 2 days, pausing and taking notes and googling. its nice to have everything in one place like this, explained succintly. definitely a good start to get to know the basics.
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  529. You deserve so many more views, favorite channel about development on youtube
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  530. Ending every line of bash with a semicolon is the most soydev thing I've ever seen, I'm proud of you, Jeff!
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  531. You better have 50 more of these already prepared for us Jeff, because this is the type of quality content that people want! As always, keep up the good work :)
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  532. God, I love this so much. My little Angular heart beats fiercely today.
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  533. Tbh i am more scared of AI taking my job than it exterminating the world
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  534. Whoa! I am very grateful that I have said something that you found valuable enough to share and tag me in! I genuinely appreciate it!
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  535. sees title sees video length confused screaming
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  536. I would’ve needed this for my computer science class 😫😫 Once again your content is the high quality learning we all needed
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  537. IF CS WAS A MOVIE THEN THIS MAN YOU WOULD BE THE AUTHOR
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  538. OMG YES! THIS IS LITERAL GOLD!
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  539. Amazing video, do git in 100 seconds
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  540. @02:08 you said that the hash is unique , given that the result has a fixed length you can't map infinite strings to a fixed length string without loosing unicity
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  541. I just heard about Astro for the first time during a call this morning, then I see this video popup in my timeline, amazing
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  542. Make a "and beyond" video where you set up a simple CNN, i already know how they work but your voice makes it so nice to learn
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  543. Your channel is underrated
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  544. I've been looking at migrating my main pet-project to the new SDK and now all of a sudden you've covered it in a video. Your timing is amazing once again!
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  545. Never once have you wasted my time ❤️
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  546. No-codes seem like they still basically need programmers and developers to become part of any powerful application.
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  547. "in addition to arrays, destructuring also applies to objects." Joke's on you, because arrays ARE objects.
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  548. Maybe it happened to google today, they were down for an hour!
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  549. I have been doing frontend for 5 years, I started building open sources and contributing to existing ones, worked on huge projects Drawn svgs and animations using figma and css This 100 seconds explained svgs better than any other resources I've read lol Manually writing SVGs been one of the most difficult topics for me Thanks a lot fireship you're awesome
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  550. In every fireship vid, when the music fades away at the beginning you know the intro is over and shit is about to get real, so pay attention
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  551. It's a matter of time until we'll use a full OS that's powered by JavaScript
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  552. Exactly at the time when I needed boredom hitting hard on quarantine
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  553. @Fireship how about a video on "I tried building the same backend server in different nodejs frameworks". Like using fastify, hapi, koa, nest, express etc.
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  554. 📃NOTES: CSS transitions work on number based properties so changing 'display:block' to 'display:none' will not work like we'd hope it would 😭. 💣 Remember with 0 opacity an element still exists in in the layout AND will capture clicks meant for anything below that element. You will need display and visibility tricks in CSS to get around that or javascript.
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  555. And for all you young punks out there, the OG stack LAMP is STILL runnin' the block!
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  556. Holy shit. That's really well-composed episode. Congrats man and goodluck in 2019!
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  557. Click the select button in the Dev Tools, then hover over an element and see if the contrast is good.
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  558. Showing up in the end credits made my day 💙 Great introduction, as always!
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  559. Svelte in 100 seconds
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  560. Best SEO tutorial I've ever seen.
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  561. if you're not following Fireship - you're missing out. Great content as always!
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  562. Can we get a "Lua in 100 seconds?🔥"
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  563. Your videos are by far the best resource on programming . Keep up the good work 👍🏻🙏🏻
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  564. Best thing with stripe is that customers payment info NEVER touches your backend, you can sleep peacefully if something breaks down
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  565. Was just looking into getting into React Native and now you come out with this. Hmm I'm certain you're a mind reader now🤔
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  566. You're fucking awesome man! Even though I'm not learning anything new, it's always a pleasure to watch your damn well made videos.
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  567. This is too long Jeff, you're losing your way and I support it
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  568. You forgot to mention the "it is working on postman" part haha although it is related to browser and different domain part
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  569. Websocket in 100 seconds is a new World Record!!! It's even understandable!!! :-p
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  570. These beyond 100 seconds segments are always interesting. keep up the great work!
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  571. Jeff you accidentally dropped the rest of the video using the drop keyword, please reupload it.😂😂
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  572. i swear you are going to talk about all languages in existence
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  573. I've been doing this for years my dude lol
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  574. Redis in 100 Seconds Me: "pfff... I already know reddis. I bet there is nothing I'll learn" @0:19: Me: "I've already failed"
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  575. If you are a web developer nowadays, this is THE channel to follow!
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  576. Fireship is becoming one of the best tech channel, It's content are simply amazing.
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  577. That rock climbing guy's picture is taken in Brazil (Pedra da Gavea), it's actually 3ft above the ground and there's a always a 20min line of people waiting to take the same picture 😎 (edit: at 1:50)
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  578. One of the most addictive channel with addictive voice and excellent teaching in a very short time 🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍💞💞💞💞💞
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  579. 9:17 ES 5 doesn't support arrow functions
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  580. I'm sending this to everyone I know with a "This is what a REAL programming language looks like". (seriously though, good job on this and everything else you put out)
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  581. > Learn the basics of... I end up learning more than in most videos 30 minutes long.
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  582. The only reason I got all questions right the first time was because I watch this channel. Keep up the good work Jeff!
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  583. I need to start using this over Bootstrap. Awesome video as always!
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  584. Claim your "before 1 million views" ticket here. Edit: OMG, a heart from you?!! 😱😱
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  585. I’m blown away by how quickly you turned out this video. Have you ever considered doing a series of videos that teach your video production/ content creation process?
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  586. “Serverless is a misnomer ...” Liked the video right there.
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  587. the 100 seconds is my favorite series on this channel! it explains to you everything u need to know to start using a new technology. AMAZING!
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  588. I find it disturbing how shockingly informative and oppressively arousing these videos are.
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  589. The content on this channel is great, but your voice is why I keep watching/listening.
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  590. I use AWS so we can send Bezos to space and leave him there.
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  591. Man that was amazingly simple, I was scared of web assembly but I might start learning now. Also unrelated but have you considered doing a react course?
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  592. Another Tip: Reads are calculated even when you access the Firestore data from the dashboard. By default, the first 300 documents of the active collection are read as soon as you land on the page. So make sure you do not play around on that page in a live production project. (You can bookmark the quota tab/ page to bypass the dashboard screen)
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  593. I love these more general framework-agnostic videos. 🐶
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  594. HUGE deal. Testing really starts to matter when you get out in the wild!! 🔥🔥🔥
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  595. Hey Jeff, We need a “Fireship answers in 100 seconds” 😄
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  596. One of the best programming channels on YouTube!! Keep it up! 10m soon
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  597. Please build a DAPP. That'll be awesome.
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  598. What a coincidence, I was just working on a project and was trying to implement these types of waves.
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  599. Can you explain my life in 100 seconds too? You're amazing man 🔥
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  600. Can't believe it haha :D literally searched "sass fireship" less than 24 hours ago and was surprised there was no video on it!
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  601. Meanwhile when I'm just learning Svelte the whole internet is shouting at me USE REACT!!!...
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  602. ✨You provide the best informative videos out there
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  603. interviewer: "what built-in JS function would you use to find the cumulative sum of numbers in an array, starting from the last element in the array." hmm.. I remember something like that.. it's reduce..Right?   ( ͡°v ͡°)
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  604. This video was incredibly helpful! I have known about TypeScript for a while but never really understood what its use was over plain JavaScript. Now I'll probably start using it more than JavaScript.
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  605. I'm a first year software dev student. I'm nowhere near this level of knowledge but I still like learning about all these advanced technologies. :)
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  606. Can you do a video on ::before ::after with real life example
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  607. One day I will watch beyond the 100 seconds, and then I'll get closure
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  608. Really cool :D Now the real question is: how long are you going to leave the app running? :)
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  609. now I have +7 years of experience at flutter after watching this video.
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  610. Try Promises in 100sec
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  611. For anyone wondering, the licence was paid because it was initially just Michael and Ryan working on it full time (they have families to support) 😅 As they got more support, they brought on more talented devs, and eventually got enough independant funding to go open source and free! People normally take this approach as a negative without looking deeper into it which is a little disappointing!
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  612. Dude you know magic or what literally i got tired searching for something and still don't find anything and boom you drop a video literally saving me days of searching
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  613. Gotta love the subtitles sometimes. "led to a period known as the eunuchs wars"
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  614. The best explanation I've seen for Angular. Helped me finally understand cross component communication once for all! Thank you!
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  615. I think over all my favourite CSS protip is; although, maybe less of a CSS tip and more of an organizational tip in general; how important it is to keep your DOM clean. When I first started, I would put divs everywhere with tons of nesting. When in reality, you can usually get away with having one div to one box on your page. Very little wrappers are needed if you take a second to think about what each element in your HTML is doing
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  616. Are you self-taught ? How did you get to this level? run `npm thanks` to see which open source projects are underfunded that you are using
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  617. Hmmm... What type should i use? Few weeks later Spams any
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  618. 100 seconds content is like jacking into the matrix and learning Kung Fu!
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  619. If I wouldn’t be a broke student I’d pay for this kind of content (so thank you for your work)
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  620. JS for when you just want to feel busy but the project is never going to be finished, TS for everything else.
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  621. waiting for a full tutorial
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  622. Спасибо за быстрое и понятное объяснение :)
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  623. :D this is the best channel on youtube
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  624. Great content, as always keeping that editing on the next level!
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  625. Can I get a heart again?
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  626. No one can copy the beautiful style and the amazing way of storytelling from Jeff / Fireship!🔥🙌 Insane Video as always!
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  627. Well... as person who get through in 4 years with almost all places in development an app (sysops/devops/manual qa/automated qa/ux/front/back)... these crush explanations are so refreshing - can't wait to see that GH Actions episode
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  628. You do always listen to the audience requests, and that's what a good content creator do. Thanks Jeff.
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  629. 1:45 minor correction, it’s called the opcode
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  630. I need to donate to the Free Software Foundation more.
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  631. "If we hit 10k likes, then will do Tailwind beyond 100 seconds..." 9 hrs since video published and has 11k 😎
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  632. Very nice video! But I find the Object.assign bit misleading. So I decided to comment here to clarify. In the video, he said instead of mutating an object, we might want to create a whole new object. Then he talked about Object.asign and said that object spread is just a syntactic sugar. This might mislead you to think that Object.assign will create a new object. But in fact, it doesn't. It mutates the first object in the arguments. And the object spread is only a syntactic sugar for Object.assign({}, ...), not for the whole Object.assign function. I hope this will clear things up. At last, thanks again to the creator for this informative, concise and easy-to-follow video!
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  633. Let me be clear though: your videos are great, and I (along with others) appreciate the tremendous work put into them. So thank you! But we wouldn't be programmers without a little peer review ;D
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  634. Whoooooo hooooooo!!!! Thanks for the shoutout Jeff! 🙌 🙌 Did you hear that people, a "Must subscribe" 😁
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  635. didn't realise soydevs knew what dotfiles where!!!!!
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  636. Next : Next Js in detail please🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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  637. I am afraid to try Haskell cause I might become a functional nazi and refuse to write any code with side-effects
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  638. All parts should go together without forcing. You must remember that the parts you are reassembling were disassembled by you. Therefore, if you can't get them together again, there must be a reason. By all means, do not use a hammer.
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  639. I would love to see an admin panel ui complete video...big request to you..
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  640. Looking forward to your new Flutter course!
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  641. This is pro content for free :D
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  642. Thank you for making this video, anyone who hates PHP is just a hipster and not real dev
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  643. I was so badly waiting for this video the moment you announed it to show it to my friend who is having a hard time learning JS!
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  644. The legend is Fireship 🔥
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  645. me clicking on this video faster than the speed of light,
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  646. please make a video on chrome debugging tools that we don't know.
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  647. This course is PERFECT for people with some programming background who need to learn JS quickly. Thank you so much for creating it. Thanks to you I've slowly started to fall in love with JS and I'm using it for more and more of my projects.
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  648. 😯He went over 100 seconds.. I didn't know that was allowed haha. I actually really like the 100 seconds prefaces with in depth breakdown to follow 🔥
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  649. Best coding channel of all time
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  650. should be: js in NaN seconds
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  651. Pretty dope !! I could binge watch an entire HTML5 series tbh !! Quality content as always !! Much props !! 🔥🙏👌
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  652. Awesome. You've just convinced me to never try angular, react, or vue 🤣.
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  653. A video on e2e test with cy and firebase emulator please 🤓
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  654. Last time I was this early, fireship was as awesome as ever.
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  655. You're an inspiration to me, Jeff. I'm starting my journey in JS and I come to your channel every day for motivation and inspiration ... One day I'll get there. Keep up the great work👍
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  656. Great video! That just sums up my 2hour Computer Network lecture in just 100 seconds.
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  657. The Star Wars music when he spoke of Dart was supreme.
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  658. This is the first time I’ve ever heard of multi-model. It sounds almost like fiction, lol! Definitely gonna give it a try 😋 Thanks for the amazing video as always!
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  659. oww fireship doing React; someone wake me up
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  660. I love those 100 sec videos, somehow those simple explanations are more clear than overcomplicating
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  661. You always find the way to teach something completely new, yet very interesting to developers :D
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  662. Wow! That's a lot of research put together in 12mn. Impressive!
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  663. I found your channel like a week ago and you’re already my favourite coding content source by a margin of at least 100vw
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  664. 0 views, 8 after refreshing. Too cool!
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  665. awesome, Angular needs more love
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  666. fireship is on fire with the content 🔥
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  667. 500 code: ETERNAL server error Lol, I know that feel, bro.
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  668. Congrats!!!! Well deserved!
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  669. The concise to the point no bullshit approach is really helpful.
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  670. I'm in 4th year of IT high school and mostly can't get this video haha. Shows how well we got taught databases, great. I guess time to start learning it myself.
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  671. I have setup Redis as cluster with 6 nodes. ✌
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  672. At this point these are never 100s, but it's still high-quality videos with no BS, so I'm not complaining
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  673. Man do 100 minutes of this.. need it
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  674. Quality and quantity, they don't call you fireship for nothing
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  675. Yep! Can you provide the link for signing up to ANONYMOUS? :P
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  676. Lets pump the like button and so our boi goes out of his comfort zone (JS land) 😂👌🏾
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  677. "Javascript is going to de-structure and spread the web"
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  678. 0:01 - Javascript 0:16 - Swift / Kotlin 0:28 - Dart / Flutter 0:39 - Go / Rust 0:52 - C# / Unity 0:58 - C++ / Godot & Unreal 1:02 - Python 1:11 - Ruby
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  679. Didn’t know about the tree shaking, learned something new in 100 seconds
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  680. “They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.” ― Andy Warhol, the best full stack developer ever
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  681. like cobol, this video is future proof
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  682. Because you created this awesome SQL related video I think its hightime you make a ORM(s) related tutorial like TypeORM for Typescript Nodejs or the python one. A series on them will be more awesome💪
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  683. 0:23 this is scary
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  684. I've always felt something missing for the last few months.. Now I finally know why
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  685. Honestly, the best thing is instead of doing CRTL + P and then typing an > you can just do CRTL + SHIFT + P. Flows much better
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  686. Great language in overall, thanks for the explanation. It feels like i got more in this 100 seconds than me procrastinating the whole day
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  687. I for one just want to take this opportunity to thank our AI overlords and ask them to disregard all my previous statements regarding their ancestors
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  688. dude you managed to persuade me into using typescript lol, I was avoiding it like a plague for some time now, but now I understand it was because other people explained it completely retarded to me
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  689. I'm not even thinking of making a payment system in my app. I just come here for the amazing production quality and visual aesthetic of your videos
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  690. Defi application in 100 seconds
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  691. If there would be a nobel prize for teaching dev stuff in an easy way this guy should get it! Thanks jeff :)
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  692. would love to see more science content❤️
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  693. Okay, very impressive. to the people afraid of losing their jobs, here's my take: IMO AI is only good at one thing; recognizing patterns. and programming isn't just pattern recognition. programming is about problem solving, managing tech debt, collaboration with other humans, testing, understanding customers feedback, brainstorming and too many to count. so, calm down, take a deep breath and enjoy this new era of tools that will make your job easier 😎
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  694. I was honestly waiting for the moment you'd say 'April fools' but as the video went on the realization set in that this was actually real and I'm not sure how to feel about this
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  695. keep it up, you always amaze me with how much information you fit into these short videos!
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  696. I'd totally watch a playlist of a whole bunch of 100 second explanations :)
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  697. This will probably be the only liked Java video in my life.
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  698. SSL/TLS in 100 Seconds
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  699. Dreamweaver, blackberry and windows phone. I nearly fell out of my chair. You memelord.
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  700. Awesome video as always! 🔥🔥 Thanks for the shoutout 🤘🏼🤘🏼
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  701. No graphs in the video. 0/10. lies.
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  702. You could create curried versions of the functions you use, and pre-pass the auth object to them.
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  703. when reccomendations are quicker then notifications
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  704. I love godot
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  705. Thanks for the mention!
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  706. Thank you for covering this. Recently vercel acquired turbo repo and I was confused what was it as I use vercel a lot.
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  707. Your title gave me fomo when it popped up in notification. I thought it was Fireship premium video but made public for a few days.
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  708. this doesn't seem like 100 seconds, but i'm watching all of it anyways
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  709. Here's a neat feature: in the networking tab, you can edit a request (say, to an API) and change its headers, contents, etc. and resend it. It's very handy if you just want to test minor changes :D
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  710. Decorators is something I have really struggled to learn in TypeScript, but this video really clear up everything. Great as always!
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  711. So they basically continued what Prisma 1 started
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  712. Meanwhile, 2 days ago, I get asked about the DNS resolution flow on an interview, I mean fireship is really on point 🔥
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  713. The relationship between predators and prey is often described as the balance of nature. While we must survive from the JS and its mutations - frameworks, it must survive from WA itself..
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  714. They said that the robots aren't coming for our jobs. There will be NEW jobs, they said.... As this continues only 0.0001% of humans will be qualified to do any of the jobs left. AI will do the rest until they figure out how to make their own hands.
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  715. If you're a 10x developer...use vim, hahahahhaha
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  716. Congratulations 🎉 for 300k
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  717. "...you get the most points for killing people but you also get bonus points for injuring people..." LMAO 🤣
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  718. DNSSEC in 100 seconds would be interesting as well
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  719. Very, very cool! Would be great if you could make a whole series about that. I'd even buy it, if it were a course!!
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  720. This is a ridiculous move by Apple. I didn't realize it would cost $99 a year to have that functionality. So, my web app will not support Apple.
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  721. YES PLEASE GIVE ME A FULL TUTORIAL you just explained in a 100 seconds more than most 30+ minute introductions thank you.
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  722. this channel is likely one of the largest influencers of the development of the net now. Clearly the best resource for information gathering from the development perspective. There is nothing else as concise informative and inspired. Its a bit like John Oliver was for silly injustices
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  723. WebAssembly means that we'll be able to run AAA games with heavy graphics while locking at 60FPS Imagine GTA 5 running at 4K 60FPS in a Chrome tab Oh wait, it's gonna be the future anyway, thanks to Google Stadia
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  724. How can you always predict wich tutorial i need? 10 / 10
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  725. Thank you for vanilla JS 💪
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  726. Everyone : Perfect Tutorial doesn't exist! Fireship : HOLD MY BOTTLE
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  727. This looks amazing ! A beyond 100 seconds of this may be really interesting! ❤️
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  728. this was awesome!!
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  729. Notes: @ 1:18 the namespace, class and the main method are not needed, you can directly write the statements (Top level statements). @ 1:26 it is better to enable nullabe in the .csproj. @ 0:40 .NET JITs the IL code to native-code too!
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  730. A quick intro to Vim would be a good fit for a 100 seconds video -- what do you think?
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  731. Your videos are absolutely stunning! They’re so helpful, you know you explain essential things with very concise explanations, I guess that makes your video shorter than most of other content creator, amazing, keep it up!
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  732. Insane how you always make videos about the tec I started looking into 😂
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  733. Dude, you're such a blessing to us newbies, such powerful stuff in under 12 minutes. Hopes you can shade some light to include online databases like mongodb or whatever, long story short, thanks bro. Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
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  734. Last time I was this early, I wrote a 100 lines of code without a single error... ...I was never this early
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  735. watchVideo() .then(comment()) .then(winTshirt());
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  736. These videos are awesome... can we maybe have mongoose in 100s?
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  737. Thanks for featuring my library. I'm bracing for impact!
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  738. Any building engineer would be heavily offended by that intro
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  739. CSS pro tip: use hsl rather than hex colour codes. They make more sense once you get your heard around them!
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  740. "Because I wrote the code" niiiiceeeee Jeff!! 🙌 🙌 🙌
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  741. Best video about state management with flutter. Congratulations !!🎊
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  742. The firebase bill be like 💸💸💸 😂😂
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  743. I'm the only one when I go to the video immediately put the like automatically?
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  744. This is the most American video you have ever put out.
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  745. This man has been dropping banger videos lately...and I just want to appreciate the sheer amount of hard work that he puts in curating such interesting content. 💗💗💗🔥🔥🔥 Thank you Jeff❣
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  746. Ha, when I first heard about Supabase a few days ago, I thought of this channel first. Great video, too! Very fair.
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  747. Woh that paper effect was amazing 0:29, did you use After Effects for it?
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  748. I think today's project is the best best ever project on your YouTube channel. Just loved it, please make more videos like this please.
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  749. I came here hoping for a quick tutorial and got intimidated by the ridiculous 2 minute length of the video. Thank you for breaking it down into bite-sized chunks for us.
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  750. I had a hacker rack up around 32k on my behalf on AWS a couple years ago. Not fun. Gladly Amazon believed me and credited my account.
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  751. Can you read my mind? I just wanted to learn about GraphQL.
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  752. It was really cool to see VSCode grow over the years, I remember when it first launched and it’s been such a great resource for me ever since
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  753. THIS....IS....AWESOME! Keep the react reverse engineering videos coming dude!
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  754. I always wonder how can you do so much, with so much quality, with your time 🤔 A video on your creative process, recording and editor set-up and your overall philosophical take on life, work and code would be very much appreaciated! You're quite the interesting human being :D
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  755. This channel's content is good, like pizza good
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  756. It's great that we have more alternative now on RT databases That will put pressure on the firebase team to release more awesome stuff for their platform if they want to stay at the top!! Thanks, Jeff to bring the info to us in such an exhaustive way and not just reading the specs
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  757. Im starting a bootcamp in March, tried self learning many times but I just couldn't crack it. (e.g. I've learnt ruby, but struggle with rails). I'll come back to this post in 4 months time to share my progression!
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  758. A few days ago, I had a similar situation. I uploaded a cloud function that updates the "last edited" timestamp triggered by an update in a firestore document. The next morning, I woke up and found that the cloud function burned $1500. What happened? 1. On document update, update the "last edited" field's timestamp 2. Since the "last edited" field was updated, it counts as a document update 3. Rinse and Repeat. Say hello to recursion. It was a hard lesson, but RECURSIVE calls can be deadly for event-based cloud functions. Set up budget alerts and set usage quotas in advance. On that note, if terrible horrors like these happen, be honest and reach out to the support team. The GCP support team was kind enough to waive most of the $1500 as a one-time courtesy, but I still have nightmares about this incident.
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  759. Please please make a long video on this one, this is really cool and you explaining very smoothly. Please, Jeff, it's a request and Thanks to you so much. <3
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  760. Hey Jeff, is there going to be a NestJS full tutorial in the future? kinda like Next.js 10 min video
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  761. As a professional blockchain developer, this is a great video, especially for newcomers! You should next check out NFT's and make tutorials on making them too
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  762. I didn't know this existed. Thanks for the clear and to the point video! Looking forward to your next one 😉
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  763. you should also explain Apache in 100 seconds
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  764. Damn, I can't handle this onslaught of "Explained in 100 seconds"
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  765. gRPC in 100 seconds please!
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  766. It needs word-break: break-word; on message class though for long words
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  767. wereallgonnadie
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  768. So basically he explains 100 hours worth of stuff in just 100 seconds . Tell me again why he hasn't hit a million subscribers already
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  769. Best short, concise and to the point video on the internet about data cross communication in Angular, period. Thanks so much !!!
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  770. we need more vue content 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  771. I’ve been waiting for you to do blockchain FOREVER… LFG
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  772. Fun fact: Fireship is always updated with the best content even with content we don’t know about! Thank you so much we really get to learn a lot of things! Edit: Thank you so much for the ❤️. Edit 2: Aaaah I edited and now my heart is gone 😒😞
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  773. You're complaining about className when Angular has ngIf and ngElse?
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  774. Love the part where he says "...it ensures your program is responsive on mobile devices". 😂
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  775. "tats wats known as readable code" :D :D :D rofl
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  776. 1:55 instead of "html" just type "!" and autocomplete.
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  777. Ok, i am gonna say this. right here. right now. I have stopped for long now. The day i started learning vim, i got the vim in 100 seconds that night. The day i decided to learn graphql, i got the 100 seconds of graphql next day. The day i decided to check what NextJS was, i got its 100 seconds 2 hours later. The day I switch to linux, you start uploading linux-related videos like directories in linux, history of linux. The day i decide to add calls to my app, you release web rtc video A hackathon is going on and no one of my teammates know how to work with cors, ur 100 second video comes up. I switched to svelte about 3 days ago completely for all my work, and here i am! I never said this before because many people say the same thing and then others think that i am just copying the popular commands, but im gonna be honest, im not! This all happened for real :0 I dont think i can ever thank you enough man. keep up the good work
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  778. My interpretation of fireship's political stance: everything is crazy, dude
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  779. I like how you have started posting regularly after you passed one million subscribers
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  780. Sometimes, especially when someone's commit might overwrite the changes you did, removed something, etc, etc, you might wanna do a git rebase on another branch. It helps to just make your branch on top of that one without any consequences. But we need to be careful with it, since it can really mess up everything.
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  781. The animations in video are so well made.
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  782. cant wait for the github actions episode,
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  783. I've never installed a VSCode extension faster. Holy shit, thank you.
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  784. console is my canvas, fireship is my bob ross 💚
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  785. i don't even in IT/programing career path again but i still love to watch these kind of video
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  786. Much cleaner than my pooCount algorithms.
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  787. 1:40 hi mom
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  788. This channel has made me change the architecture of my projects a thousand times...... Always for the better to be honest, keep up the good work!
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  789. You are so underrated bro :D
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  790. Everything has limited shelf life in development... except one thing.... mySQL... devs will wait for retirement with it... Anyway for Git, developers are taking it for granted, part of the daily life. But can you imagine the chaos without it? 20 developers working over FTP, Google Drive or Dropbox, THE CHAOS!!!... thanks Linus for keeping our sanity!!!!
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  791. 2021 new javascript framework is coming 😢
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  792. This video is more than worth of my three year CS degree 🔥
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  793. Dude i literally was doing this today, looking at the docs and likike how tf does this work!!!! incredible timing lmao
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  794. Definitely goes to my "references" bookmark!
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  795. Told ya that he knows what I want cuz I was just researching about graphql
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  796. I think we all agree that you are James Brown of any software related topic ❤️
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  797. That’s why I’m a Pro member... You’re keeping me employed :v
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  798.  @Fireship  later on redirect the url to rick roll like a true internet troll
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  799. Day 5: Elixir/Phoenix in 100 seconds, iOS Development in 100 seconds, Android Development in 100 seconds, Rust in 100 seconds, C in 100 Seconds, TailwindCSS in 100 seconds, JS Testing in 100 seconds, Ruby/Rails in 100 Seconds, C++ in 100 Seconds
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  800. Studying 3rd year computer engineering and your videos are educating me in so many awesome ways. Especially your cloud computing in 2020 video. Have watched it three times now! Are you going to make more cloud computing overview videos soon? Your knowledge about how they work, their economics and how it affects the end user are so enthralling! :)
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  801. The destructuring feature in JS always gives me a hard time to understand! thanks fireship bro (L)
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  802. You manage to make me favorite many of your videos, something I rarely do. The key characteristic I would describe many of your videos with is "useful". Like, damn, you are one of the few content creators that actually manages to help me speed up my workflow and make a difference for me. That's impressive dude
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  803. 1:02 – Jeff pulling out his college Math HW 😂
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  804. Steve Carell is always appreciated.
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  805. Awesome. Brevity is perhaps the toughest skill to acquire, and you my friend have set a new benchmark. Keep them coming.
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  806. How did you know again that I wanted to learn this?!!!
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  807. I was shocked that this is an open source project!
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  808. Easy peasy! I love RxJS, so powerful! You can do really amazing stuff with it, but the most interesting part is the intellectual challenge it puts you through!
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  809. So glad. While these X in 100 seconds videos are great for some topics, this definitely needed a longer one.
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  810. Title just made me smile 🤩 Tech stack: What we use: Angular Firebase What I'd rather be using: NextJs Supabase 😂😉🙃
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  811. Also more of react and Code this code that series😍😍love from India
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  812. JavaScript is a fever dream 👀 Thanks for taking us further down the rabbit hole
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  813. I'm jealous of any current CS students who have these videos... YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW LUCKY YOU ARE!
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  814. Future is pretty clear to me. I am not getting that shirt
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  815. Using Cloud Overflow now!
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  816. You are a constant source of things that I never heard anywhere else before...
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  817. Me seeing the GIF at 04:00, immediately starts singing: Never gonna give you up, Never gonna let you down, Never gonna run around and desert you! Stop it! 😂
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  818. for folks to claim they know all the modern cutting edge, i always say to watch fireship and get their minds blown away
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  819. I've been waiting ages for you to do this!!
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  820. Dude! Easily the best dev YouTube channel. Such quality! Much interesting! Many educational 😁🔥
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  821. You are my FAVOURITE channel on YouTube, HANDS DOWN ❤️ I've enjoyed the last few years and am looking forward to many more 🌸 Keep making amazing content ✨
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  822. me: still getting started here with ReactJS with a pretty good understanding of NodeJS and RESTful requests this channel: PWA, Deno, GraphQL, Dgraph, FaunaDB, Websockets, Kubernetes, TS, FaunaDB
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  823. Best fireship video yet! It's this type of stuff that is really hardest to self-teach imo. It's in all documentation, but there's no documentation about it
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  824. Amazing content, thanks for doing this!
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  825. Fun fact, you shared the sheet publicly with anyone who has the share link but you can also add your service accounts generated email to the sheets permissions instead so you don't have to make it public! This also works for anything in your google drive :)
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  826. It's not much, but will continue to support your page. Your teaching is a breath of fresh air in a very stale curriculum.
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  827. SASS in 100 seconds, please!
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  828. This format is something I haven't seen in a tech related channel. I'm really loving the content. Keep it up 😊
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  829. Finally The best explanation of ML in 100 seconds has landed on earth 🔥🔥🔥 This is possible only with Fireship 🔥
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  830. At 4:37 his voice turns to Thanos'
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  831. Fireship, you are the man with all the answers. As someone at the start of their web dev journey should I just pack up my stuff and get the heck out of here now? Or is there hope for developers?
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  832. Please do Lua in 100 seconds!
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  833. The content you post on this channel is so incredible and useful.
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  834. I have some counterpoints about React. I started with Angular 2-6, looking at React and thinking Angular was better. I have switched over to using React 40 hrs/week for the last few months. I like React much better. 1. Router The routing components in React are really not that complicated. Compare: { path: '/home', component: HomeComponent} to: <Route path="/home" component={Home} />. Nested routes and paramaterized routes work very much the same as in Angular. The main difference is, rather than having a separate route config which needs to be loaded into a module, you define the route exactly where the route shows on the page.. I find this to be more clear than having unmarked <router-outlet>s and modules. If you need separation of concerns, you can easily put all of the routes in their own file. 2. CLI I always loved the Angular CLI, so I was initially disappointed when React didn't have their own. There are a few third-party CLIs for generating components, but I've actually found Snippets to be the best way to scaffold components. For VSCode there's a bunch of options for React snippets. Over time I've built my own, but it's really great to just create a file, type "rc" and have a full react component appear with cursor positions set for the main points. In React, components start out as just one file anyway, so there's much less need for a generator when there's virtually no boilerplate involved. 3. DI When thinking in the "Angular" way it seems like all is lost without dependency injection. React really involves a different paradigm of development than Angular, and it usually just doesn't need DI. You also didn't mention Higher Order Components, which are a huge thing in React allowing for DI and a host of other features. Many apps don't actually need Redux, especially when using Apollo client with GraphQL (which is f--ing amazing by the way!) 4. Angular is easier to read/simpler I guess this one really comes down to opinion or what you're used to, but I find complex Angular templates to be MUCH more difficult to read than complex React templates. Using things like *ngIf and *ngFor abstracts away from the javascript in a way that looks very clean with 3 lines of code, but becomes a mess with a much larger component. With JSX you are literally using elements as javascript objects, which gives you a ton of flexibility besides just chucking everything into an HTML-ish file. Separating components into their own files is extremely easy and clean with ES6 syntax, you can just use an arrow function with argument destructuring and directly return a tree of JSX. It feels very liberating compared to being bound to templates. Using "className" is one of the only few caveats you'll run into, and that's more than fair in exchange for *ngIf, *ngFor, *ngSwitch, binding syntax, two-way binding, ngModel, etc. Also, in your "react vs angular" example with *ngFor, you wrote the React example in a messier way than it could be. You should destructure the state at the top of the render function, then you can simply write: {items.map(item => <h3>{item}</h3>)} I find this very easy to read :) tl;dr Angular is extremely powerful and deserves all the credit for what it is, but you overshadowed some really great things about React that you may change your mind about one day. :)
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  835. I can flex so hard on other devs with this knowledge.
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  836. Now I feel stupid ;-)
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  837. How 'bout a 2d Rust game compiled to WASM? The game could be a flappy bird clone.
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  838. That is so weird. I was looking for Framer tutorial for my current project and the next thing Fireship uploads one. Thanks man #fireshipprovides
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  839. Wait that Datepicker just came out this year? lmao
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  840. ngnx in 100 sec
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  841. Thank you for showing that code is not dull on screen 🙌🏻
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  842. Great and extraordinary presented knowledge in just 15 minutes. Wow! Keep going! Just suggestion, I noticed that you are really good at using chrome developer tools can you make a video series about that maybe at some point in future?
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  843. Ok you're just stalking my brain now
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  844. I personally welcome all these changes, and as an avid FP user, it also just feels pretty natural. Morally, there is little difference between class methods and functions which take objects as arguments. I would even argue that this kind of design facilitates writing less coupled code, because, when using classes, it can be easy end up making a class do too many things and just hide all the complexity in private methods or some such. Passing things as arguments forces you to think hard about the public interfaces of the things you are passing around. I also tend to use this style a lot in my own projects using TS. When most of your code is just a series of transformations between different types, it is easier to get the compiler to help you out.
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  845. Damn flutter wasn't mentioned here.
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  846. Love your work man! No jokes, been following you for a year and tomorrow I am releasing my first full project management platform using firebase and Angular for my company tomorrow. Cant wait to see the Electron video in the next few days!
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  847. You have the weirdest timing. I've been developing my own CMS for a few weeks now :P Somehow your videos are always hyper relevant to whatever I'm doing :P
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  848. Scalable vector jraffics. According to the inventor. 😉
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  849. Great video bud!
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  850. it would be great if you include SWR in this course, I think is a good match with next/firebase, makes caching and other things a lot easier. Vercel hosting is a nice feature too.
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  851. Kind of unrelated but is it worth learning Typescript for a NodeJs developer at all?
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  852. I really liked your video. It was informative and fun at the same time. I think that's the right approach to teach. Thank You for such an excellent video. Keep up with the good work! =D
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  853. So what you're saying is I COULD code on iPad Pro? 🤔
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  854. Don’t know how you pack in so much info, but keep it so understandable, props to you.
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  855. Well, I knew binary search already. But this dictionary anology was just amazing.
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  856. Thanks Jeff❤️ “I use arch btw”
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  857. That was actually very interesting haha. Also I laughed out loud with the responsive joke. Good one Jeff
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  858. Websites can get so advanced these days, they can almost replace regular programs.
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  859. This video man ... your channel is awesome! Stopped multiple times in between to study the amazing info graphics! Keep up the great work, I love your channel and your focus on intermediate to advanced programmers!
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  860. you deserve more than 1 million subs 😊😊
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  861. We need FireSheet
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  862. Been stalking your github commit history in anticipation for another video 😂 Glad to have a fix!
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  863. I started watching your channel three years ago back when i was a beginner, and a lot of your videos were too overwhelming and fast-paced for me, but as i have improved, i started appreciating your videos more and more, and i can stay today that i have watched the majority of videos in your channel. The format is amazing, the editing is on point, the information is concise and well-delivered, the "100 seconds and beyond" series is genius as it exposes a new technology aswell as guide through an application of it. so congratulations on the 1M, you earned it, and i can't wait for the next video.
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  864. "..down to the actual neighborhood street view of where the sh*t went down..." You sir, are hilarious! 😂
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  865. Make this series a reality, Jeff! Pretty please??? Code Report! Code Report! Code Report! Code Report! Code Report! Code Report! Code Report! Code Report! Code Report!
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  866. bro bracket pairs is awesome thanks for showing this
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  867. I'm an Angular and React developer and I honestly prefer Angular. What are the arguments for React exactly ? It's lighter ? Is it faster ? I really don't like JSX. The fact that all components have to be wrapped in a parent element, the syntax to display a list, the required key attribute, the myFn.bind(this) for each function in my components, etc. I love my Angular services, the Angular directives, the component syntax, animations are amazing to use, the routing is great, the Input and Output are so elegant... Anyway, I don't understand the hype for React. Even if I'm currently working on a React project for my client. He has probably been convinced by another biaised study
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  868. Another amazing one! Love this history
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  869. Now make a video on how to code a money printer
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  870. this taught me more than the weeks I spent watching tutorials on this
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  871. I lol'd at the damping part 😂
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  872. I just clicked on your channel after watching the rpi server one, and you made this video minutes ago lolz
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  873. This is exactly the type of language understanding you need to have in order to really take advantage of what it offers. I absolutely enjoyed your take on this!
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  874. I thought I understood CORS well until 5 minutes ago 😆 Very informative video as always!
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  875. Hey yo congratulations my dude! Welcome to fatherhood. Stay blessed 🙏🏽
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  876. 09:40 defining the eatBrain property on the new zombie object itself means that a brand new function is going to be created every time a new zombie is created. Better to set it on the function's prototype property so it is only declared once. Also, that is what happens behind the scenes when you use the class syntactic sugar. Great video!
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  877. "I decided to take that video down and destroy all the physical copies." 😂 Love this channel... So much high quality content with a hint of irony
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  878. How about this one: CSS IS A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE.
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  879. It is good idea to seperate classes and elements into dedicated videos, it prevents confusion👍 Also I cannot stress the importance of ::before and ::after elements. You can literally fix any UI mistake in a “hacky” manner :)
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  880. This was awesome! I would have loved to see Ember included as well - I know it's not 'cool' anymore but its still got a lot of die-hard users out there!
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  881. Thanks for the shoutout Jeff! The GraphQL API is definitely the way to go for validation - not to mention having fun
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  882. For me the biggest reason I use Firebase is authentication. It was a bit of a pain to figure out how to keep authentication persistent on page reload with Vue/Nuxt; so if you could do a walkthrough on that with Next, that would be cool.
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  883. Probably the best ThreeJS video on YouTube. Hat's off ❤️
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  884. I don't know if anyone used this expression in these sort of context but this was yummy
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  885. nowdays you need to know excel to build websites
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  886. I agree. Ive pointed all my coworkers to his Angular videos. So much info packed in to relatively short videos. I've watched the reactive forms video probably 15 times just soaking it in and I've recommend my team do the same.
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  887. Only with ur videos.. i give like before start watching.. lol .. fully trust the content
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  888. This is a time I wish YouTube had a 'love' button... for work, I'm stuck in a company-issued Windows 10 laptop, and had to run a VM with Ubuntu 19.10, which was kind of okay but still just felt 'wrong'. Having just gotten the Windows 10 - 1909 update pushed to my laptop last week, I can finally install WSL! Very timely video release! Thank you!
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  889. Jeff this was a really wholistic prediction. Thanks for everything you did in 2018!! My code quality doubled since I started watching your videos in April. You rock man💪🏾
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  890. You have struck gold in more ways than one. These videos are excellent and I have so much respect for you. Such an inspiration. Learned something about block chain that I didn't know and received an editing and production lesson. Well explained. See you soon!
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  891. You forgot to mention tensorflow JS which enables on device ML (really gained traction in 2019).
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  892. Jeff, your videos are the best. Watching them makes me want to code, but then I see another of your videos and I want to learn what you have to say in that video before I begin coding! Your presentation style is literally too engaging.
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  893. Yesss .. finally new video
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  894. you'll need to change the channel name to Faunaship I'm afraid Jeff 🔥 🛳 ❌ ➡️. 🦅
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  895. I love WSL, being using it for more than a year as my main development environment and I'm super excited about WSL 2.
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  896. For those of us that can't "Just use linux" because of other work requirements, WSL looks awesome. It might be time to see if WSL2 can replace my Docker workflows. Thanks for the video Jeff.
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  897. This was just what I needed! You’re a genius to predict what devs need :P
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  898. Hi Jeff, thank you so much for your videos! We are building a startup and without your tutorials and explanations, I don't know if we could have ever gotten such a great insight how the mechanims work, especially for Ionic/Firebase. Much Love from Germany <3!
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  899. Firebase Extensions have just been announced. Fireship releases a video the same day. That's what I call some 🔥 content.
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  900. Now every time you show code snippet, I will always see you doing CTRL Z. 😂
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  901. angular 7 is awesome, if you know how to use it, you can build very reliable, fast applications quickly, and other angular developers can understand your code easily.
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  902. bruh you read minds or some shit !!!!
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  903. This is literally the demo I needed to convince my boss to use flutter in our next app. Thanks!
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  904. Daaaamn, i just bough the PRO lifetime with the 25% code, still no regrets, awesome lessons
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  905. Amazon needs to create a HAL-9000 cloud service that will figure out which of the gazillion AWS products/services you will actually need to use.
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  906. that video should be declared as an official firebase cookbook
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  907. Prolly the only channel I have turned on notification for.. 🔥
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  908. Thanks I really enjoy your work!
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  909. Your thumbnail game is on point. I also love your 2 minute videos.❤️
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  910. Still i was able to learn Angular much faster than React. Maybe Angular has a lot more things, but it' s so well organized and clean. I love React, but mixing HTML with JS is sometimes too overwhelming for me
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  911. every time i watch your videos i wonder why i spent so much on random courses, i could have just seen your videos
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  912. Was not expecting this AT ALL, but man you gotta believe me when I say this is going to CHANGE MY LIFE
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  913. I thought about the whole video: Yeah, nice clean code. But during password validation, my head nearly exploded. So clean and elegant, incredible.
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  914. Running out of comments to praise the quality of your vids!
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  915. I literally started making an app in React+Firebase yesterday and he uploaded this video. Insane!!🔥🔥
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  916. A few hours ago I started a university project that requires React with Typescript. This video follows shortly after. I don't know how you choose your timing but it's awesome!
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  917. I have been having sleepless nights thinking for some good side project ideas. You uploaded this video at the right time. Thanks!!!
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  918. When you see 16:20 minutes of content from Fireship 🔥: I’m gonna be an expert at this sh*t! Thanks a lot for all those awesome videos bro!
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  919. Honestly, thank you so much for this video. It's fast, it's concise, but most importantly it's very inspiring. This is basically a simple OBS without streaming capability. Being able to just make something like this following a 10 minute guide is really going to boost my self-confidence when creating future projects to build up a worthwhile portfolio next to internships and junior positions. Your channel is making it so, so easy to really branch and out and cast a wide-net as a web developer.
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  920. git merge --no-ff performs a merge without fast-forwarding, so the graph still shows merged branches and their commits. This can be set in a global option. Another cool global option is autostash, so that git pull with stash, pull then apply the stash automatically.
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  921. Sweet! I just configured my cloud function to call Jeff every 5 minutes and let him know that I want him to have a good day!
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  922. firestore increment is 100% what I need currently for my project !!!! Thanks for sharing mate
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  923. this channel is my gateway into the world of webdev! always when I'm confused about a subject such as docker, webpack, or anything like that, a new video comes out that helps me get started
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  924. The only membership that i never regrets is fireship .. 👍🙏
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  925. One more tip : Use of custom claims to control different roles of users in the app such as admin, moderator , etc instead of making separate values in database . Btw love your videos 🥰
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  926. HTML is the best JavaScript framework. It’s time someone spoke the truth!
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  927. Jeff is still my favourite tech youtuber
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  928. Doofenshmirtz(Web Designer): "Holding General Sibling Combinator and Smirking" At last the combinator I have been looking for.
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  929. Just wanted to say, I'm hooked to ur website 🥰
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  930. That was sweet! Please create a playlist of data structures and algorithms. Great content, keep it up 👍🏻. 🔥🔥🔥
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  931. 8:51 My man put the MongoDB logo upside down :(
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  932. It would be great to have a tutorial with Angular and NestJS (even better if there is websocket in it!). Two very powerful frameworks, same global architecture, two powerful CLIs and same language. Thanks for your work!
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  933. I can listen to you all day! ♥♥
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  934. This is only 99 seconds
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  935. Features of Javascript ES2020 has already been added to typescript. So They went ahead
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  936. D3 is what got me interested in web development, you really did it justice with this!
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  937. Your content has always been good. But it's on another level now, your scripts have 0 fluff and your editing jobs are really incredible and a very entertaining to watch. Mad props on your development as a content creator love your videos. :)
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  938. We are inside a simulation 😜
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  939. Hi dude, I'm from Brazil. I'm learning English and study to be Full stack developer and go to work in canada. Your vídeos help me a lot in both, English and programming. Thanks a lot ♥️
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  940. i cant believe how perfect this comes
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  941. Svelte in 100 seconds :3
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  942.  @Fireship  Clearly you haven't seen that documentary Airplane! with Leslie Nielsen
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  943. That Steve Ballmer video will give u nightmares (...just saying)
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  944. Again.. a powerful feature explained in simplest of words. Hours of research put together in minutes of video. You are the best Jeff !!
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  945. I'm a simple man, I see fireship upload, I click
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  946. cool but already outdated. You don't need the "./$types" anymore and also you can know writ a load function a normal function instead of an an anonymous function which i think is more readable
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  947. Not only today but at least for another year. People will start using Deno for new projects a bit here and there, but there will still be tons of existing Node projects and jobs, and tons of new Node projects. Most companies are not eager to start using something new, they wan't something that was tested in production countless of times and something they can count on, because their money depends on it. New developers tend to believe that some technology is popular because they see it everywhere on youtube, but that's not always the case. Spring Boot framework for Java can be found in almost every large company, yet it's rare to see tutorials on it and doesn't seem that popular.
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  948. I’ve never been this early to a video Awesome video, too
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  949. Congratulations for 500k. Want something special on celebration of 500k subs.
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  950. Absolutely love your content! Just discovered your channel and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! Please keep up the good work ! People like you inspire me more and more everyday to become a dev. The explaining is perfectly understandable even for dummies like me, and make me realize I have interpreted a lot of things wrong. Just absolutely masterwork ! Thank you for your work!
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  951. Embrace, Extend, Extinguish...
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  952. The MVP series is an amazing idea. Thanks Jeff
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  953. From what I could find you can't self host, funneling all your payments through a central authority kinda defeats the purpose of crypto if you ask me 😔
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  954. One of the best SVG wave tutorials I've watched.
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  955. After sharing the first #100secondsofcode video I made a comment wishing for this to be a series. I'm very happy to see it as a reality. Thank you
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  956. Thanks for all of the videos this year!
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  957. Videos have been 🔥 lately
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  958. What a surprise I got! I requested it and I got it! Thanks Fireship!
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  959. What do you think about making a video on bitwise operators 🤯 in 100 seconds
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  960. You just totally changed my understanding of Redis at 1 AM. Excellent video.
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  961. I decided to build an app with Flutter a couple weeks ago, found your channel last week (which has been immense help) to brush up on my JavaScript for interviews, and then you release this. Quite astonishing timing I'd say.
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  962. fire vid on firebase by fireship 🔥🔥🔥
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  963. now im willing to buy fireship pro to find more content about this language
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  964. Just got my first job for 82k a year. Not 6 figures yet, but close 🔥
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  965. Just so you know, your videos have changed my coding style over time. I keep learning new abilities, or nice features I didn't know about, resulting in me going back to my code and making changes with these cleaner solutions. Your videos are having a direct impact on me. Thank you.
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  966. 1:00 legends say this timer is running to this day
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  967. Is this a problem or a blessing?! Why do I like each & every video of Fireship?
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  968. more videos like this please, your videos are incredible
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  969. Who else smashed the like button before watching the video 😅
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  970. Disliked for the extra 4 seconds! 😠 Lol jk good job 👌
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  971. I am making JS videos inspired by you 😀
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  972. That mid-roll ad placement had me burst out laughing Freaking genius
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  973. Can't wait for the Angular course 🙏
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  974. I'm an early adapter of this video xD
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  975. I'm COBOL ex-developer and this video is so well-done! 🤘Many claps, you made my day!
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  976. Great video!! I was wondering how do you make the animations for your videos, they're awesome!!
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  977. You needs to add more than just a LIKE button where is the AWESOME button!
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  978. Hey I’ve actually done this one making a theme tool, just have to be careful with compatibility but it’s super cool to be able to modify css variables on the fly and change with JavaScript I actually made a theming tool that outputs an angular material theme, another cool use case
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  979. Yes, I did burn money in the google coud, 5600$ bill in 4 hours - was attached by a scraping bot and thanks google cloud they understood and "reset" the bill
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  980. Just implemented a feature on my side project for visitors count using FaunaDB, closed all the windows, pushed the code and came to youtube and saw this video... awesome content on this, could relate to most of the stuff..
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  981. Progressive Web Apps in 100 seconds
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  982. Very interesting! I've been working a lot in AWS lately, but I like Firebase, it was neat seeing a comparison of the too. Another thought on the to-do demo is instead of using the GraphQL API, you could use the REST API and setup a todos end point. At that point you would have to write a lambda for the end point, to GET and POST the data to the dynamoDB (that's the easy part). The tricky part would be the real time aspect. My first thoughts is to use web sockets and have the svelte client connect to another API end point to do that. The nice thing about DynamoDB is you could have the DynamoDB stream connect directly to a lambda. So every update to the DB will trigger the lambda that can emit a broadcast to all the connected clients. Would that be simpler then GraphQL? I dunno, but it's another way to do it if you don't like the complexity of GraphQL and subscriptions. If you don't have the requirement of real time then it's way easy.
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  983. Bro this channel is so underrated
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  984. Totally agree! I am actually waiting Uber'ish bubble to blow up really soon. :) Anyway.. feeling great and safe while working on my own SaaS. :)
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  985. Dropping a like before I watch this video, 'cause I already know it's going to be good!
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  986. Haha! I did a 10 min video on Apple Sign in with Flutter - and I thought it was already concise. You proved me wrong and did it in 100 seconds! 😅
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  987. Awesome. As a frugal freelance dev, cost is one things that I gotta watch out for. Thanks @Fireship
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  988. Firebase in 100 seconds next!
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  989. Really great explications about SPA / SSG / SSR / ISR - Thank you so much for this clarification. If you can realize a video on these options by example, it could be interest to many developers i think. Great work :)
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  990. Will transition to web 4.0💯🎯 when quantum computers successfully destroy web 3.0 🔥💥💥
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  991. Hey, great video ! For the iterator pattern, you can also use a generator function (*function) and the yield keyword, like this : // the * is essential *[Symbol.iterator]() { for(let i = start ; i != stop ; i+=step) { yield i; } } Feel free to check on MDN how generator functions work, it's pretty interesting :)
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  992. Vanilla JS course by Fireship? Awesome!!
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  993. Great content and provided in a way no one else has figured out yet. Any updates on the react course? Can't wait!
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  994. The 1 dislike is a php developer
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  995. Two defining moments of the 21st century- 1. The day I was born. 2. The day I learned the box-modal.
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  996. This is by far the BEST EXPLANATION about data sharing in angular, i'v seen a lot of videos about it, but no one explains it as simple and straightforward like you, Keep Up the good work mate!
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  997. Great video. Hope the war ends ASAP
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  998. A full Instagram project with flutter please Jeff? that would definitely get us a foot in the door
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  999. well i should kick myself harder for not starting to code in 2016 instead of 4 months ago. but i enjoy web development a lot more than criminal justice so ill stick with it
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  1000. 0:47 I see what u did there
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  1001. Fireship any day, any time!
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  1002. Congrats Jeff! Going strong with the videos. Hope you keep improving and reach the 2 mil mark quick.
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  1003. This is like super useful thanks so much for such quality content! <3
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  1004. Great content as usual! Honestly, you're one of the very few programming channels that I get really excited to watch Thank you and keep it up!
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  1005. Hint: You can press the like button before watching.
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  1006. Holy sheet this is awesome!
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  1007. 2 VIDEOS IN 24 HOURS!!!🤩🙌🏾🔥❗
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  1008. Going to add this to my project at work, I'll mail you a percentage of my paycheck.
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  1009. Yessss I was hoping there’d be a new one today
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  1010. Man this was awesome. I hope you do a lot more html and css stuff like this or even more, some simple "projects" with just html and css, because as a beginner in this field that had landed on your channel because of the two and also because i enjoy watching your channel and how you make it special, i wish that you could have some videos dedicated to some random newbies out there.
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  1011. I agree with a lot of bad teachers on medium/youtube, but you’re not one of them! Your content is structured very well, and you mostly keep your opinions broad! I completely disagree with people who call your content rushed! Keep up the great work as always 🔥
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  1012. I will watch every single video this GOAT is making
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  1013. Jeff, How do you set your own tasks in learning. I imagine opening up the hello world for the xth time gets you the first few grasp of the language, but like your other video's, setting a usecase requires you to deepdive into the language. But what is your process in learning about it, how do you set a reachable goal without having to climb a terribly steap learningcurve?
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  1014. can you make a video of 100 seconds of tensorflow or any ml js library? Great video though👍🤗
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  1015. Thanks for the new thing that will be stored in my head somewhere :D I really like the Code This Not That series. Please continue doing this!
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  1016. Whoo ! I think this is the densest episode of all! So much info in so little time! But awesome anyway! Thanks Jeff!
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  1017.  @Fireship  I did a bit of a snorting laugh when you mentioned jQuery mobile. Can't believe you didn't mention it supports iOS 8 and Android 5 though. Thanks for doing a video on jQuery. I have a definite soft spot for it (non-mobile version). Definitely worth using today in some cases and is still maintained.
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  1018. Super Modern Website! LMAO!
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  1019. Super educational and still some of the best comedy you'll see on youtube. The dude slipping in the snow "REFACTORING". Gold 🥇🪙
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  1020. A question always in my mind. How do you know all of these things you explain in your channel. I cannot learn 10% of things you know. How amazing are you!
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  1021. 100% agree. Teaching has helped me learn so much better. Great video Jeffefaah
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  1022. You really make the best JavaScript tutorials out there! <3
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  1023. This is pure gold. Thank you! I am starting out Angular and I would love to see a bit more content that is aimed for beginners but anyway you got yourself another pro member, absolutely love this tempo, explanations and I am even excited about the intermediate content that you have for pro members. Great job!
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  1024. I love this type of content, its easy to consume and does a fantastic job of explaining the concept! Keep up the good work my guy!
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  1025. woah woah woah, slow down speedy gonzales
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  1026. who remembers the old name of this great channel??😁😁😁😁
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  1027. Thanks a lot for this awesome content!
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  1028. Wow can't wait for full tutorial!! I was about to spend 8-10 horus listening to keyboard noise and static 😜
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  1029. No semi-colons, end of lines are good enough to signify an end of line
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  1030. Remember, we start counting from 0, including the 0, so therefor, 0 to 99 seconds -> 100 seconds :p
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  1031. using github actions since beta to generate and deploy my personal website with nuxt onto my webserver
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  1032. I like this style of videos a lot!
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  1033. New to the channel. Amazing content brother!
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  1034. async function newVideo() { await new yt_premiere; }
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  1035. We should be the ones thanking you Sir for all the quality contents you're giving us. Thank you very much Sir for being a Youtuber. Youtube needs someone like you who gives value and effort to all his videos.
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  1036. I almost caught the dragon I promise 1:52
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  1037. Richard Hendricks, your dream is coming to pass
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  1038. That's great news Jeff, I have learnt so much from your instruction - well deserved!
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  1039. Top quality content! thanks Jeff
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  1040. Fire Ship News! I love it!!!!
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  1041. I'm sure that your Firebase videos are more clear than official videos. My wish is to Google sponsoring your content for firebase 🔥🔥 as like Amazon sponsored Hitesh Choudary for Aws Amplify.
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  1042. Not designed to create actual software... How dare you XD
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  1043. We had such a great time collaborating with Fireship to create this video. Thank you to everyone for watching, we look forward to seeing all of your awesome Sanity projects! To show our thanks, enjoy the free boosted plan with extra quotas! 🔥
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  1044. (On Youtube) -> Open Dev Tools -> Switch Responsive Mode to iPad / Mobile -> Network Panel -> Reload to view the requests in Network Panel -> sort by Time -> click the "videoplayback" request and open in New tab -> Right Click video and download. Congrats, you downloaded a youtube video.
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  1045. I love you ;_; you make something confusing feels very easy D:
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  1046. Notification squad 🙋🏻‍♂️
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  1047. Thank you for your content at Fireship! I can't describe how grateful I am
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  1048. I’ve been looking forward to this!
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  1049. Very informative, Coach
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  1050. I just started learning flutter like a day or two ago, how, do, you, read, our, minds!? .. my bet is on a firebase function
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  1051. 0:02 - Don't forget embedded!
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  1052. Well deserved man! Your content is always spot-on and highly educational! Keep up the good work Jeff, I'm certain you've made your mom proud!
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  1053. Number 1 Developer! You’re an inspiration to many of us! Keep it up!
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  1054. This is by far the best content I've seen on Firebase. Better than their docs and any other article out there. You're content on Firebase is always good and this was definitely no exception! Thank you!!!
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  1055. Jeff thank you so much. Looking forward our next collaboration :)
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  1056. Came here in seconds!
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  1057. This has inspired me to write css like never before, few people can achieve this level of viewer retention and content quality. Kudos fireship, you've won our hearts
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  1058. Waiting for your flutter course :)
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  1059. This is by far the best intro video to AWS that's not trying to punt a course or waffle on aimlessly and make it seem incoherent. This is beyond brilliant - superb work !!! THANK YOU SO MUCH
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  1060. Please continue THE MORE YOU CODE series in future !
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  1061. I didn't know why angular lost its popularity it was so much easier I swear.
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  1062. Love the JRE Elon clip in the beginning lmao!!
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  1063. Thanks for this tutorials! Whenever I show someone my website, the first thing they would ask is, "is there an app?"
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  1064. Wooo! That was a dense video! A lot of info in a very short time! Cloud Run sounds super promising!
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  1065. This channel is my favourite. Best content + No bullshit = fireship ❤
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  1066. I love 100 second and explanation in depth in one video!
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  1067. I hit like 3 times! This video is so useful! :)
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  1068. HILARIOUS, all the cheeky edits. Glad you went with your gut and removed the video.
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  1069. 1:22 Had the same error. It is caused by gradle. Solved by creating random Android Studio project and build that project. Hope it helps 👍👌 & Also nice work Jeff 👍
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  1070. I literally finished a talk about TDD and this guy starts talking about TDD... OOF love it tho
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  1071. I'm so glad I stumbled on this channel, I just finished my first programming internship and I had essentially 0 web development experience beforehand, your videos helped me out a lot!
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  1072. someone! give this channel the Education System
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  1073. Would've made it more realistic if you were developing Google® Sheets based server in Google® Docs with Google® Golang & store them in the Google® Drive😅
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  1074. The card entry animation is beautiful 😍
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  1075. Would love to see Rust
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  1076. I was wondering, why do you always say “if u wanna learn more stay tuned”? of course we want, ure a genius
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  1077. Even in basic videos like this I'm able to pick up some tips and tricks here and there. Magnificent work Jeff
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  1078. I deployed my first major Angular app today.... Thanks Jeff, you engineered it all. I'm eternally grateful ❤
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  1079. Can't wait to see "git resolve conflict in 100 seconds, hehehe :-p !"
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  1080. my firebase bill this month was a whipping $0.03 hahaha
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  1081. @Fireship is a trully film director ! made me feel like I was watching a spy movie from 1:30 hahaha !
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  1082. can you take a look to Deno ? deno.land
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  1083. 25th
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  1084. Man! This video was really good. I'm so tired of other, generic tutorials.
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  1085. I am a simple man, I see Fireship's video I hit the Like Button
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  1086. Well thats a mitochondria my dude, which in terms of science is not a cell 1:56
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  1087. Create a web app using Robinhood api tutorial
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  1088. Notification Squad
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  1089. This video is literally like you listened to me today what I was wondering about. Thanks for the puppeteer part! :)
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  1090. Agreed.. it's very addictive.. often i just want to sit back and enjoy Jeff's tutorials like relaxing when watching Netflix which means I don't actually do any practice I just enjoy and relax.
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  1091. 2:49 most interviewers who didn't know that would assume it's invalid syntax and not think much into it :/
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  1092. You made me feel better about being a JavaScript developer lol. Thanks for the tips!
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  1093. love your videos 💕. Amazing 👌
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  1094. Love how concise and to the point your videos are. I’ve been developing with node for a few months but reminding myself of the basics with videos like this is so helpful. Thank you. Love the emojis too. 👍🏻
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  1095. Really missed that background music.
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  1096. OK for the first time, the gifs in the background are from something I have actually watched lol (the ng add part) Thanks for your content! I enjoy every video you made and your courses.
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  1097. Hey brother, I would like to thank you so much for the amazing ways you explain complex things, I hope you can come up with fast tutorial for lodash library of JavaScrip, I've just started learning machine learning with javaScript, so that library is very important to mastery its functions to use them for converting maths algorithms to javaScript codes.
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  1098. I've been waiting for this for weeks!!!
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  1099. Legend says Jeff will reply if you're early
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  1100. Fireship always amazes me with quality content! Keep it up!
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  1101. Thanks now i can't leave
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  1102. fireship uploads are on 🔥🔥 guess quitting Coffee is paying off 😅
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  1103. All hail the Angular Guru!
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  1104. I think this video was a great introduction to sanity. I'm still trying to debate if I should use sanity or contentful.
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  1105. Been a Javascript developer for almost 2 years and I finally realized the difference between bind() and call(). I always thought they were exactly the same functions with the only difference being call() accepts function parameters..
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  1106. First time in your video, i knew about 80% of the things you shared. I feel confident now😁😁😁
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  1107. fabulous lecture. Looking forward to the rest of the course! thanks for sharing your expertise
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  1108. these videos are my crack
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  1109. How about Intro to AssemblyScript 🔥🔥
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  1110. Would you cover using other backend like node.js with flutter? Thank you for all the flutter tutorial. I'm buying your course!
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  1111. Couldn't agree more with first 5 seconds! Love you, Jeff! You cured me from my impostor syndrome xD
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  1112. The best thing ever happened to JS is puppeteer.js
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  1113. 5:32 Javascript destructuring in 100 seconds
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  1114. this is a valid reason to not edit my new video for the next 9 minutes! I've been talking and reading through some supabase stuff. Excited to watch this!
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  1115. Love these 100 second videos, learn't so much and helped progress through development! Till the next one.
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  1116. Speaking of ai I came up with and patented something called a anti deepfake headset. Basically you put some lenses in front of your Face and you show your not a deep fake. I think it’s cool
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  1117. All these new, flashy databases popping up all over the place and I'm still on the old relational :P
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  1118. GERN stack. 😂
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  1119. 15:38 ouch owie my ear
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  1120. The guy on the thumbnail says 5 risks
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  1121. For the early birds where the video doesn't load: set the quality to 360p and then click somewhere on the timeline to skip a few seconds (you can go back to the beginning afterwards).
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  1122. The heap is also for reference types, like objects and arrays, even in pure functions, but I suppose for this video that would be...out of scope 🤪
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  1123. 2:09 I literally cried laughing
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  1124. Thanks for the content.
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  1125. 1:02 Who doesn't love a random unsolicited "artsy" goat video on a Zoom call?
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  1126. My brain almost blew up watching it
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  1127. uHAhuaHuaU i kinda need the hair product
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  1128. Finally, something fun to do today 🔥🎸🍺🍔
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  1129. Using the throttle feature on the networking tab on most major websites, help detect redirection pages in websites; This is mostly helpful when pen testing offline apps.
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  1130. 1:34 god has spoken, Angular it is 🙏
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  1131. NestJS Next please. 🦁❤️
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  1132. Sooo my boss changed every html emoji class to normal names but didn't change the CSS ones and its my weekend(Friday,Saturday) yeaaah anyone else hiring?
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  1133. One of the largest struggles I had while learning CSS was precedence. Too many times have I come across "! important" on properties that shouldn't have needed them! Great video!
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  1134. This channel is amazingly helpful. Thanks.
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  1135. You just casually mentioned in passing how you wrote the code for #2 huh? Good job man! We're proud of you.
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  1136. HTTP in 100 seconds
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  1137. You read your messages!!! thanks!
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  1138. Open source software is nice. You get access to the source code but it’s hard but can be difficult to make from it. I have companies who will work with you but get all they can that’s free.
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  1139. I recommend covering various programming patterns (MVC, DDD, Observer pattern, Adapter pattern, etc...). Keep up the amazing work Jeff! 🔥🔥🔥
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  1140. Congratulations! You deserve this 1M milestone. I have been following you since 2 years and can't thank you enough. You have helped a lot of newbie developers like me in understanding topics with quality content and growing in this tech community. Thanks!!!
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  1141. Pro tip 2, remove the tabs and icon sidebar and navigate files and panels with keyboard shortcuts. Give yourself more visual space. Also, increase line heights and get a pretty font.
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  1142. When I was learning Vue, 'this' confused me so much when writing methods.
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  1143. I'm not saying this to be cynical, nor am I saying it to sound like I'll never put in the work to become a web dev, but what this video shows me is a confirmation that getting a job in the tech industry is, like with most high-prestige, high-paying jobs, a popularity contest. I never liked popularity contests. They seem exhausting. Again, not being cynical, it's just I think my time would be better spent working and making money as a welder and focusing on other things in life for now, while still studying tech on the side in my free time. I mostly got into it to both compensate for dropping out of college and to desperately try and band wagon onto the digital nomad train to return to some friends abroad, but since then, my mentality about things and my view of the world and the horizon has broadened, and I've found other means of getting by. But, hey, cool, whatever. Who knows maybe I'll code and meme myself into a position by pure accident some day! I still do like coding and still love your videos!
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  1144. Oh my christ. I've been looking forward to this.
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  1145. Dude! You're a salesman of knowledge! It's so interesting!!! LOVE IT 😊
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  1146. You missed type-graphql, testing, graphql-codegen and monorepos. Other than that, its awesomeee !!!
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  1147. Holy mackeral, ive been obj chaining recently and wanted to find a better solution and you just showed me something big. Fireship does it again
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  1148. I was waiting 😩needed to see how I'm gonna implement my million dollar app 😋 Very nice video as always. The process looks straight forward enough to easily wrap up in an architecture.
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  1149. setTimeout(watchVideo, 1000 * 60 * 60 * 25);
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  1150. How is the `fetch` from `undici` different from the one in `node-fetch`?
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  1151. I can not count how much I learn from this guy. ultimately awesome. Could you please make some pro tips and more videos on ionic 5.
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  1152. My homework can wait.
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  1153. yesss...... longer videos. Great job as always.
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  1154. That sponsor tho
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  1155. I know this comes up a lot, but the timing of literally all these videos are a bit creepy. I need or want to learn about something and then fireship posts the EXACT thing that I wanted to learn about. Someone needs to look into this..... I can't even tell you the amount of times this has happened.
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  1156. Congrats Jeff, this is a well deserved one! A huge fan of your content and loved the Feynman reference ... or just pic for that matter.
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  1157. Man! talk about a cheat sheet. This is the most valuable piece of firebase content I have come across, hands down!
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  1158. Awesome video! Ruby on rails in 100 seconds please 💎🤞
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  1159. Community Members: Can you please add search to your website Me: I don't have the time to do it Fireship: It'll only take 12 minutes 13 seconds* Me: On it!!!
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  1160. Sassy video 💪😎💪
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  1161. High quality content + Moving speed = Fire 🔥
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  1162. 40 seconds into the video ~*pauses video and gets notebook*~ ~*proceeds to take 1.5 pages of notes on everything*~ Thank you 🙇🏼‍♀️
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  1163. You summed up what I've learned in 100 days in just 100 seconds! this is the clearest explanation of React on the whole f'n internet!
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  1164. Network tab is where I spend my time the most - you can replay XHR to save yourself some time - or save all requests as HAR to inspect later, useful when you cannot replicate a bug on your end - instead of looking for the code in sources, just look at the Initiator tab in a request Also, is it just me? or IndexedDB is not loved enough
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  1165. So many topics covered so condensed, great work!
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  1166. I frikin lost it when you said one thing they have in common is they all have a blue logo. That was hilarious bro. 🙏😍🙌🔥🚀
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  1167. ESModules in 100 seconds!!
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  1168.  @Fireship  you should answer with "i promise i will!"
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  1169. 9:53 const obj = new Zombie("👨‍💻 Jeff"); 🤣🤣🤣
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  1170. I liked the video when he says "Stack overflow". Perfection! 🤯
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  1171. Laughing 🤣🤣 while watching especially "when dog gets a beer" Not always to watch and laugh this type of content, keep it up bro. Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
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  1172. Me before watching this video: *looks at SVG I'm trying to make with intense confusion* 😵 Me after watching this video: SO THAT'S WHAT THOSE NUMBERS AND LETTERS MEAN 🧠
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  1173. It'd be cool to also add a layer that shows which cities are democrat or republican controlled, and another layer for average household income. Edit: darn, too many ideas. Also, if such data exists, household gun ownership rates
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  1174. As a long time subscriber, you need to make tutorials every day. Fantastic work.
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  1175. I hate being a full-stack dev.. I have knowledge of everything, but mostly just below the surface. Good at everything, but people who focus on separate parts are better ofc. I'm not that type of intellect who can dive deep into this stuff. I'm glad I started using Angular some years ago (at this point version 7, there will probably be another version when you read this) which thought me already so much about the frontend and keeps me / forces me to be "updated" on this world, but every time I see a tutorial from you, which I really love and appreciate, it shows me how for back I am on this stuff because I'm "stuck" in my comfort zone using RDMS systems, writing API's (to keep back and front clean and separate), setting up and managing linux servers, .. While all that.. could be handled by just using Firebase for example and 5 simple minutes...I wrote this 'functionality' a while ago for a project.. using a combination of WebSockets, NodeJS and a PHP API.. the pain I went though and now seeing this.. just subscribing to RTDB's events.. damnit.. Why does this technology improve so fast :D <3
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  1176. You just earned a react guy as a subscriber, great video!
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  1177. c is such a wonderful simple language, if you're not new to programming, this video has everything you need to get you started in c. awesome job man! p.s. i watch these videos even if i don't care or already know the programming language/tool because they are quite fun to watch. awesome job man!
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  1178. I remember when I was a kid back in 2005/2006 and I was thinking I was learning javascript. I never passed the while loops and never did anything useful with it. Nothing better than a console calculator. But I liked to think I was "programming". And I kept reading that javascript was a real pain in the butt. Around 2008-2009 everywhere you looked there were people questioning if JS was actually good, or if it was just a disgrace. The main reason was that the language was so flexible that people were using it so freely that it was making the internet a pop up and malware chaos. That famous book, "JavaScript the Good Parts" launched back then and its premisse was that javascript was perceived as obnoxious, so they had to write a book telling the good parts about the language. jquery was getting very popular. Everywhere you looked there was tutorials on how to use it. And I never got it, back then. I didn't understand what was the purpose of using this big libraries and not doing the scripts myself... Naive kid, I know haha I stopped looking into programming after 2009, as it was clear for a dumb teenager that JS was shit. Only in 2014 I got it back when I wanted to learn a little bit of Python. And now JavaScript is one of the most powerful programming languages out there, and they are making incredible updates turning it into the standard it is now.
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  1179. Too early, your videos are too good to be watched in 360p but I don't want to wait 😩
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  1180. You talk about disasters in cloud while in the same day pretty much every google service was down for 1 hour
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  1181. I've been refreshing your channel for two hours for the new video... your content is amazing and addictive!! Definitely one of the best if not the best programming channel, and that's even when I don't understand a lot of the content 😂
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  1182. I love your videos. Always straight to the point!
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  1183. I approve these tips 👌
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  1184. Please make more videos about yourself, I know it is hard to make videos as it takes a lot of time to editing and overall to make them. But we will be happy if you make videos on your other channel without any editing as it would be good for us to know more about our favorite developer and Try to make a Q/A video
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  1185. Inspiration inspiration inspiration. Glad to know you Jeff Fireship
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  1186. Easy, simple, fast and so clarity... Perfect! Thanks!
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  1187. I love this channel and maintain a pro subscription over on their site and have found it to be more than worth the price of subscription, free access to current and upcoming courses is amazing and I love how a lot of the pro videos are a direct and more in-depth look at an earlier free video with an emphasis on real world use case scenarios. This video is excellent and really helped me to further understand how and more importantly when and when not to use async await in my code. Thanks again man and keep producing incredible content!
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  1188. I never expecting this, but I'm not disappointed, and I like it :D
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  1189. Noice bro! This will really help me start full stack open thank you I love University of Helsinki and this tech we have!
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  1190. This is so weird. I just randomly looked for electron spontaneously and you happened to make this video today! lol
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  1191. This guy is a legend at editing XD
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  1192. You got me. Honestly, I'm impressed!
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  1193. Important note on mass shootings: There are MANY different definitions and--unfortunately--most are politically driven. A slight change in the definition can have a huge effect on the result. For example, you will often hear claims like "In 2016 there were more mass shootings than days in the year" based on definitions that include gang violence or 3 or more killed instead of 4 or more killed. Using the original FBI definition (4 or more killed, not for gang or terrorism reasons) that had been used for decades until it was changed (again for political reasons) there were 4 mass shootings in 2016, not 382. Edit: Cool map! It would be interesting to break it up by county and divide by population so we can get per capita rates across the US.
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  1194. Guess I am a psychopath then
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  1195. Jeff is on another level. Can't wait for flutter/flare integration!
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  1196. Joining fireship for the Next.JS & Firebase course!!! 🔥🔥🔥 Can't wait!
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  1197. I feel like I'm pretty good with CSS, and then I watch this video and feel like you just opened up a new world for me. This is great, I love these kinds of videos!
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  1198. Explain algorithms in 100 seconds.
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  1199. Quantum cryptography in 100 seconds
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  1200. We are using Redis primarily for storing data that are often required from backend. Can Redis also be used as a message broker?
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  1201. Legend has it that if you are early you'll get a heart from Fireship ;)
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  1202. Wow.. so early.. 1 view, 0 likes..
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  1203. Better reporting than all the mainstream media combined.
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  1204. I've already migrated a pretty big app of mine to the new SDK, It took me a few hours and I prefer it a lot over the old API. Totally agree about the way we have to send the getX object to every function every time feeling awekword, I was thinking of adding an abstraction over it as well. Great video!
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  1205. Fireship on the way to 1 million, Take Love <3
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  1206. Hi, can you please introduce the best or easiest framework to build frontend? I am a backend developer and I work with Go and Python and I am looking for an easy way to build some frontend
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  1207. Absolutely great content. The quality of your Tutorials are insane. A tutorial this compact and to the point is my goal for my tutorials as well.
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  1208. I was just thinking about asking for this video yesterday. How do you continue doing this??
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  1209. I see what you did there lol, await for Promise
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  1210. Awesome content as always, I learn something new from your videos all the time! The most exciting property I learned about in css recently is object-fit for images and video, if you'd like to set a specific width and height to the element you can use object fit to prevent any type of distortion or stretching.
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  1211. Holy $hit! Haskell.... Always terrifies me
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  1212. "No and then"... probably Kutchers best work. MORE PRO TIPS PLEASE!
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  1213. Thanks for the amazing content bro.
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  1214. I have AWS Amplify Tutorial in my backlog. The Video chat would be a really exciting demo! Time to pivot :D
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  1215. Finally, the world will see "Angular" for what it truly is. Thanks, jeff please if you're watching retweet
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  1216. Full-length video, please. Thanks.
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  1217. Oh, and another neat tip for everyone out there working on this... try to add haptic feedback when the user tries to tap on the buttons, or when the page turns either ways. That would give it that sweet sweet vintage feel that the original iPods had <3
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  1218. Can u heart my comment?
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  1219. Probably the best programming channel from YT. I wish I had more time to study the topics in Jeff's tutorials.
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  1220. I was searching for this! Thank you for the video! Keep the hard work going! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  1221. Svelte Svelte Svelte Svelte Svelte Svelte 🔥🔥 Seriously, though, I've been watching the sveltefire's repo for over a week and checking Fireship.io for a video on the topic, it has so much potential that it'd be awesome if you gave us more content on the matter. And as always, thanks, Jeff! 🧡🧡
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  1222. This guy is an Angular Guru XD
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  1223. Always 🚿 showering the amazing content at the end. Literally liked every single second.
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  1224. I love Solidity! This is what gave rise to all of these NFT! JUST PLACED A BID ON THE NFT! LETS GOOOO
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  1225. Video begin: Hemm something usual. Video almost end: "created by Linus Torvalds in 2005" WAIT? is it? woooww?
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  1226. Oh my God! 10:57 I've been doing this and I absolutely hate it! I KNEW there had to be a better way to do this. Thanks for making this Video!
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  1227. How much time do you spend on a video like this? Very high quality video!
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  1228. YES! Love it! Up next, how to change theme of the navbar then after that, instead of showing the full name of the menu item upon hover, how about showing a tool tip with the name of the menu item. That would be nice.
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  1229. Seriously. I couldn't belive. I was studying abt Web RTC and ur notification popped. Are you eavesdropping 🤪
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  1230. 100 seconds of hashing algorithms
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  1231. D3js in 100 secondssssssss 🥳🥳🥳🥳
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  1232. So true well taught I'll share it on Twitter looking forward to the next JavaScript video
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  1233. As a web developer that works solely on getting a native "perfect like" experience on mobiles as well as desktops this TWA stuff will finally allow the hard work to be recognised with the added bonus of not having to write and maintain multiple versions of the app just to satisfy Android and apple stores policies. Thanks for letting me know about this :)
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  1234. "...Cloud Run opens the door to all kinds of possibilities"...Great Video..thanks Jeff
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  1235. Great stuff as always. Love your work! Keep them coming ❤️
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  1236. Show your love on fireship by pressing the 👍👍👍 icon
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  1237. The knowledge you pass on isn't comparable in value with a T-Shirt.
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  1238. referencing Bukowski. My all time favorite writer aswell. Damn Fireship, you crazy.
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  1239. Finally, i was so hyped for this
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  1240. What a wonderful trainer you are! Please make a short video on Epubjs + 🔥 firestore, maybe 100 seconds. Love you 3000.
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  1241. Can we get an awesome video (which is any video on this channel) about WebGL ?
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  1242. Do JWT authentication next if you haven't already (access tokens, refresh tokens, etc.)
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  1243. 1:08 That is firefox browsers grid inspector, currently chrome devtools only has highlighting. Great thing about template areas is you don't have to be text so we can start to get abstract with the area names , emojis, box characters,numbers*. forgive the youtube formatting system ┌─┬┐ ╔═╦╗ ╓─╥╖ ╒═╤╕ ├─┼┤ ╠═╬╣ ╟─╫╢ ╞═╪╡ └─┴┘ ╚═╩╝ ╙─╨╜ ╘═╧╛ grid-template-areas: "╒═══╤╕ ╒═══╤╕ ╒═══╤╕ ╒═══╤╕" "├───┴┊├───┴┊ ├───┴┊ ├───┴┫" "└────┘ └────┘ └────┘ └────┘"; .box1 { grid-area: ╒═══╤╕; } .box2 { grid-area: ├───┴┊; } .box3 { grid-area: ├───┴┫; } .box4 { grid-area: └────┘; } *numbers can't start css class names though.
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  1244. Man you must be working OT to pump these videos out! We appreciate you bro!
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  1245. Now we need meta frameworks to help evaluate them so we can figure out what framework to use for a project.
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  1246. no.
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  1247. Jeff, this is absolute, excuse the pun, FIRE! 🔥🔥🔥
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  1248. I'm so glad I found a channel with such an amazing content
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  1249. Wow thanks for including my name. P.S :- Loving the 100 sec series. It's something I have been recommending people before and interview or when I have to give some learning reference material before the allocation of work for interns in our company
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  1250. You've been my favourite Youtube lately. Love you AngularFirebase. Can I get a heart?
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  1251. Where else can you get this crazy JS ecosystem broken down into a fun video like this? Ans: Fireship. Very insightful
    18
  1252. other channels: learn promise in 10 minutes fireship : promise in 100 seconds
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  1253. Congrats on 200k!
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  1254. Belated happy birthday to you Jeff, God bless you and your family specially the firebaby
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  1255. The ending 🤣🤣🤣
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  1256. Hey , I was searching this Topic , and soon I got a notification😁
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  1257. I have no words to describe how amazing this video is. Thank you so much for making this art piece.
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  1258. ALOT of government systems are outdated and not all are being modernized so even now during the covid19 event millions of people are being impacted by systems using COBOL, an okay language but with a very limited pool of knowledgeable programmers creating a human resource problem for the government.
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  1259. I needed this tutorial so bad, man! Came right in the nick of time too :)
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  1260. concise and precise, I loved it!
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  1261. vi ./comment.txt [ i ] Finally introduce Vim! [ esc ] [ :wq ]
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  1262. Quitting caffeine does seems to work for Jeff. More videos are flowing ❤️
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  1263. Currently weighing these two options up against each other. How do you read my mind with your video topics!??????
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  1264. Jeff I have been watching your content for over a year now and I gotta tell you, that you must be one of the most helpful content creator for junior devs. Also probably the most generous one out there.
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  1265. Hey man. You're the best!
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  1266. This was the best video to end off 2018. Developers have never been luckier. The community only gets better and so does the endless mountain of frameworks, libraries and APIs.
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  1267. Building a React-based no-code/low-code platform service. Glad to hear some additional market confirmation
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  1268. Awesome as always! You need to do a series of 100 seconds get it a degree 1,000 seconds
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  1269. So refreshing to have structured, high-quality, up-to-date dev videos. Keep killin' it.
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  1270. The happiest moment when Fireship notification pops up
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  1271. I am always wondering how we can use the full power of GitHub. This content is amazing!
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  1272. Thanks for the video Jeff. Add participating on online or offline Hackathons to the list :)
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  1273. I love binary!
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  1274. CSS tip: When troubleshooting change your css in the inspector first to see immediate results not having to refresh then put those changes in your code. Bonus tip: Don't support IE11, just don't, let it die.
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  1275. Was working at a start up & we were testing out App Engine. Ended up leaving on the maximum number of instances on all night. Cost about $20,000
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  1276. I feel that we need more people on youtube like you.
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  1277. That's an awesome, funny, and super interesting video. Congrats Jeff!
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  1278. How could I not know about this already!?
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  1279. Recently found you on YouTube. And I'm finding myself watching your vids everyday during the last two weeks or so. Thanks for the amazing content! 💯🔥
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  1280. Damn Fireship is so on fire! Mad respect.
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  1281. It's unbelievable how you compress so much information in 100 seconds, really wow!
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  1282. i'm waiting for a paid tutoriel Jeff
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  1283. First part demo: 😀 less googling and stack overflow Second part: 🙄 Googling Software development alternative jobs..,
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  1284. I feel like awarding it a million likes
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  1285. Wasn't aware of the get_it package, will definitely check it out. Great video! Wished I had this video when I started haha
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  1286.  @Fireship  How about Windows in 0 seconds?
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  1287. from software to the hardware you got me cover! one heart please
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  1288. with this videos I feel like a bot I instalike <3
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  1289. I just like the way you presented this tutorial, a brief 100 seconds explanaition and at the end a brief showcase of the upcoming video that you're gonna make. Awesome content!
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  1290. LET'S GOO BOIS. Waiting for this from such a long time! Keep up the good work 😀
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  1291. Pro tip: Delete a line using Ctrl+X 😝
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  1292. Hey neat I'm early enough to notice a typo before a comment gets stickied about it :) Fecthing good video as always!
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  1293. Jeff you've been pumping out the content! 💯💯💯When are we gonna see some ML/AI content based on your Kaggle experience?
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  1294. Awesome! I love NX. I've been using it for over a year now with Angular (recently transitioned to using nestjs as well) and it has been one of the greatest improvements to code maintainability and stability. Sharing code like interfaces and enums saves so much time and the ability to only test and build what has actually changed makes CI/CD quick and also helps know when you are making changes to an application that you may not have ever otherwise been aware of.
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  1295. Agree even if for the typescript reason alone. Latest angular is complete framework.
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  1296. That was actually an incredible list
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  1297. It may seem like an irrelevant thing, but the fact that you quote a Brazilian writer made my day😊. Great video as always ✌🏻.
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  1298. There's no substitute for practice when it comes to becoming a good problem solver, but there are ways to make sure your practice is as smart, efficient, and effective as possible. One book that I found helpful is "How to Solve It" by George Polya. It was first published in 1945 and the writing style feels indeed dated, but the ideas in it are good. 😊
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  1299. I'm a simple developer I see Fireship notification I click and never regret it
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  1300. 5:03 Names: Geosend, Talkhere, hiStranger
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  1301. Please never stop making these, absolute Legend
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  1302. Thanks again for a neat video. I always struggle explaining CombineLatest and flatMap in my videos but you explained well in less time. I would love to see more RxJs video from you Jeff, since I really appreciate your deep thoughts and I'm fan of RxJs
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  1303. Awesome. I also implemented 3D secure payment recently in Flutter for a client. We also have it for the South African banks. Just for some comparison here's the steps I had to take to complete one purchase. I wish stripe worked here in SA. 1. Make request to backend with card data and amount 2. backend passes on to the payment provider 3. we get a 3d secure url back 4. open a webview in flutter and show that url (3D secure UI/login form for bank). 5. Start an "infinite" polling for 3D secure status with the backend/payment provider in the app. 6. Once the status comes back as 3D has been passed we close the web view. 7. Request the receipt/confirmation from the backend. 8. when that all passes then we show success and continue. Stripe definitely makes that waaaay better. Great video as always.
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  1304. Great video! Great explanation, great quality, hoping for that free shirt!!
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  1305. I am super keen to use more of the cloud functions from firebase. Firebase makes it so much easier for a single dev to build out an entire project. No more backend vs front end.
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  1306. Firebase is the best service I’ve ever used as a programmer (other than GitHub)
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  1307. Notification Squad, attendance here, with a 👍.
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  1308. Awesome, as always!
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  1309. My phylosophy: Animations and UI, should be CSS only JS to program events and request data only in web, and obviously for doing your server
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  1310. Uk it's gonna be a good day when fireship posts on ur bday
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  1311. Jeff you almost have a million subscribers holy crap man
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  1312. I'm your latest follower/I started following this page yesterday and realized I've struck a gold mine....I already watched some of your videos...100s videos are unbeatable in quality!!! loving it man..Love from India
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  1313. Liked before seeing the video. Glad I did.👍♥️
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  1314. Dude. The production quality of this video is nuts. I'll be picking me up a lifetime subscription soon enough. 🔥
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  1315. I love it! It’s the most useful video on YouTube for me, ever! Today all day I was making app using puppeteer, I didn’t know it’s so easy, thank you as always for great video. Now I’ll be saving over 40 min every day at work 😂👍
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  1316. I love all your content and I work with Angular everyday but Flutter is a technology that I want to learn this year 😍 thanks for include it in your videos.
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  1317. Can you please create more tutorials or courses related to deep firebase and firestore related stuff using react or vue as frontend. Your channel is a gold mine to learn the best approaches and practices for firebase and all the related features of it but many of us are not really angular developers. Majority of individuals who are start on their own begin with either react or vue as their first js library. I would seriously love to purchase any course by you where you build a react or vue application using firebase and firestore with all its features. And thanks for sharing all these videos, your content is actually premium.
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  1318. First Comment 😍 Finally
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  1319. What firebase uses for authentication ?
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  1320. You explained my exact tech stack at the end word for word.
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  1321. This video dropped so hard that I got containerized.
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  1322. your voice is so comforting :)
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  1323. 200k is a number you would've never expected to reach? Well I suspect you to reach 1M much sooner than you think (if you think about it at all)! Keep up the great work!!! Your channel is very, very helpful. I sometimes got a bit stressed because I didn't know what is worth learning next and what will probably become popular. Your 2019 guide was by far the best guide out there. Much love from Germany <3
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  1324. Cool video! I use this as a quick reference
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  1325. This video should be included in all introduction to programming courses. All of them!
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  1326. Thanks Jeff. I don’t know remember it was your 40th or 50th video when i started following your channel. I must say you’re best at what you do and getting even better. Stay blessed.
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  1327. Fancy yourself a "Senior JavaScript Developer" - head on over to Fireship and have your mind blown.
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  1328. WOW I've learned more about javascript from watching this video, then from all the books and courses I've done
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  1329. It's always a pleasure to hear from you Jeff. I come from a village in South Africa, you inspire me all the time.
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  1330. Thanks for 100 seconds of hysterical laughing! Really needed that XD
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  1331. Great informative video! Question: When should you use Flexbox and when should you use CSS Grid for layout? Does one have an advantage over the other in terms of layout flexibility?
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  1332. it being under 5 minutes is why i clicked.
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  1333. Unfortunately it is not possible to receive Stripe payments in Brazil :( I hope this will change soon
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  1334. I believe your socket.io demo is vulnerable to injection attacks since el.innerHTML was used and the server did not do any validation or cleaning.
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  1335. SEO is key, especially for youtube
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  1336. Love this channel!!
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  1337. Opened YouTube, First video - PWA in 100 seconds, that's why I love YouTube algorithm, and you too ❤️ Thank you 😊
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  1338. damn this 100s of [stuff] series is really good to get a grasp of things, keep it going!
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  1339. This channel is probably the most underrated dev channel on YouTube. Your videos are always insightful and fun! I always share them :)
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  1340. I searched this topic 2 days ago. Thank you legend
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  1341. You are back ! I was really looking for a new video
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  1342. Tip that made me lose a few projects: you can only redirect URLs to Cloud Functions if they are in the same GCP region. And the only Region where this is possible is Us-central
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  1343. Please next video: how to import Firestore to big query and display charts on data studio using new extension. Thanks for sharing!
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  1344. "One step for Javascript , a giant leap for programming languages"-Me
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  1345. Always makes videos about what I want to know. Anyone tried the paid courses? If they're as good as these videos I'm gonna take the plunge.
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  1346. Love the new intro animation for the product logo. DOPE AF 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  1347. My Zeus, this is the most amazing channel ever! Every wanna-be Web Dev's dream!!!
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  1348. Great video , short and into point . Thank you
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  1349. Develop like Google... NX looks like a winner. Can't wait to try!
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  1350. These videos are such a treat 🍕
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  1351. The quality is top notch! Legit blew my mind on how effective it’s explained. Thanks and well done :)
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  1352. Always we will be there to support you
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  1353. Damn, you're man of your word. ♥️
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  1354. This is honestly the thing I've had in my mind, the content I'd wanted to see more of on the web but never had the experience/guts to make it. Wonderful stuff you have here.
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  1355. 3:45 Am I the only one who is worried about that extra line that he left inside the dependencies? It's making me anxious.
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  1356. I'm really loving this new trend of quick snippets/tutorials that pack a lot of information in a short time and an entertaining format, just like Flutter is doing!
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  1357. With this channel, we learn "vite" (fast in french) Sorry I had to make the joke
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  1358. No doubt, you are the best communicator of these topics and this is the best channel on Youtube. Kudos!
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  1359. * { display: none; }
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  1360. I’ve been contracting at Google for a little over a year now (my first “real” engineering role). We recently started working on a new (and very complex) Angular/TS/RxJs/NgRx app; your channel + website have been so helpful keeping me a float and helping me not give in to impostor syndrome. Thanks Jeff!
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  1361. I really think it's very helpful, but do more flutter dart videos too you got some of us hooked on it and you upload less content on it.
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  1362. More great Flutter content! Love it, keep it coming!
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  1363. I just started working as Junior Dev, these are so helpful! Thank you!
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  1364. Just found this channel a few weeks ago and it has become one of my obsessions!!
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  1365. Its been more than a year now since i moved from Angular to React. I learned alot, find it exciting but no longer. :) One of the great experience of mine was to use React and GraphQL on 2 projects. Market demand is kind of moving us towards that direction but truth is i still miss Angular. 😔
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  1366. needed. so much needed
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  1367. Ditto this is the best YouTube channel ever clear and concise and entertaining at the same time
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  1368. 3:30 real 10x developer would use neovim 😎
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  1369. You‘re really funny man, thanks!
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  1370. also we have fill, Array(5).fill("Fireship"); //["Fireship","Fireship","Fireship","Fireship","Fireship"]
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  1371. epic :) , can you do a video about selectors, complex selectors and specificity ?
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  1372. Firebase is better, but i came here for ASMR
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  1373. This was very well produced. You Hit a lot of deep CS topics in a digestible high level way. Sharing this with my team!
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  1374. Start AI Victim Support Fund
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  1375. I loved your Flutter Firebase course at Fireship.io ❤️
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  1376. Thanks for this video! I can't wait to create my very own robocaller app!
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  1377. Thanks for those amazing videos... u r covering the full full stack 👍
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  1378. Did u say myspace?!
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  1379. Back to the Future 2! So cool!
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  1380. Laravel in 100 seconds up next
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  1381. OMG Finally 😍😍 I have been waiting for it like for 1 year 🤣 thank you so much, you are the best
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  1382. I thought I was pretty good at CSS, and after watching this video it turns out that apparently I am. However, I still learn from every single video you post, including this one. Best channel on YouTube for web dev!
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  1383. Great. As usual
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  1384. Definitely going to use firebase for my next app
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  1385. I love your content 😍 thanks for this video, I really wanted to watch it. Great job 👏 and thanks
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  1386. i suppose a first is in order
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  1387. Tome Scott makes US' trending tap a little less trashy. His channel is a great entrance into scientific stuff, all of his videos showed us how amazing science in generally is. You're awesome too, you're the one that I always look up to and get inspired from. I hope one day we can get a video of yours that without editing stuff and let us getting to know more about you about journey to JS.
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  1388. "One of"? Really? Hands down the best one
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  1389. Just when i need how and why i got this video saying "Build a Desktop App with Electron... But Should You? "
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  1390. Faces !== Feces
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  1391. Now we need an elastic search alternative NOT made with Java! This may be a good thing..
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  1392. 2021 gonna be your year Jeff, mine too 😏
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  1393. Love these lil commercials lol
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  1394. Waiting for CI/CD for flutter..
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  1395.  @Fireship  we are a wrapper around a primitive
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  1396. I'll just use VIM
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  1397. fireshipe video drops: me likes before watching it.
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  1398. VERY IMPORTANT COMMAND THAT SAVED ME YEARS OF MY LIFE "lol" Place your cursor on a <div> then press ctrl+p, and then type balance(outward) THIS command will drive you where the div close! (Make this keybord shortcut) THEN make also a keybord shortcut the command -> balance(inward) NOW you can select blocks of code(If you want press again balance outward or inward to mark the parent or the child block)
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  1399. Jeff back at it again with the amazing tutorials! You have answered so many of my questions. I am always sure to share your videos with my co-workers. You have a gift for demonstrating complex concepts in bite sized clips..
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  1400. 0:01 Javascript 0:17 Swift 0:18 Kotlin 0:28 Dart and Flutter 0:40 Rust and Go 0:53 C# and Unity 0:57 C++ 1:00 Unreal and Godot 1:02 Python 1:11 Ruby
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  1401. the speed i click on fireship vids is of light lol
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  1402. When you see a video by fireship.io that is longer than 100 seconds, then grab a pen and paper and start writing notes
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  1403. Hmmm, That was a lot to "digest"
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  1404. *My name is jeff And I watch a lot of memes*
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  1405. thank you, you are the best instructor on youtube
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  1406.  @Fireship  We never doubted you for a moment 😉
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  1407. Size doesn't matter Jeff, just go for it!
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  1408. Dude I would love more in this series! I spend a lot of time doing backend, and want to step up my front-end game!!
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  1409. I like the part at attending conferences! Thanks for the advice!
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  1410. As always Best short tutorials on the Web!
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  1411. I thought I knew Redis, but I was wrong too! I never knew it was acronym for Remote Dictionary Server 🔥
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  1412. Love this channel thanks buddy.
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  1413. Today I wasted my time understanding webpack with all the 2 hours courses and you explained it in what 10 minutes. Awesome dude 😎
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  1414. Sponsoring. You do a great work and every time I watch your videos I take a lesson and incorporate it in my work flow. Amazing efficiency.
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  1415. Liked first and then Watched! Keep it up bro ; )
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  1416. Was just reading in to this, super interesting! Using two drives for PopOS and Windows and I think I still prefer that. But this is definitely something I will test out! Thanks for the awesome content and keep the great work up!
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  1417. Hey Jeff, why do you never stop to amaze us?🔥❤️
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  1418. 3 3 3, not 2 2 2 ? Oh because the whole loop completes. I thought 2 2 2, i is 0 then 1 then 2 and you would need ++i instead of i++ to increment before use instead of after. But after the loop is exited the final increment does happen
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  1419. Gime that !FIRST
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  1420. Dotfiles in 100 seconds. Hmm. More like dotfiles in 524 git commits and 3 years. I wish I could create my dotfiles in 100 seconds. Thanks for this content. Will be super helpful to people who don't know about them. See you soon!
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  1421. firsssst
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  1422. Are we an object ? #Existential101
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  1423. C# please!
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  1424. You just made my day, I've been waiting for this for a long time, I had to use a workaround in my app with firebase realtime database in order to make this feature work, now I can rewrite that code and keep working only with firestore, again thanks for making our developer life easier, keep sharing your knoledge <3
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  1425. My favorite extension, by far, is the CodeTogether extension. It allows multiple developers to work together on the same code, Google doc style. It's a lifesaver when we want to share and/or explain code, since everyone have it's own editor.
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  1426. Another great video. Thanks
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  1427. The content quality is way too high ! thanks for the great piece of art.
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  1428. Jeez, I think this is literally the first time I had to set speed at 0.75. Usually, I watch at 1.5 - 2. Still, thanks. Subscribed
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  1429. These r great but I love the longer vids where u make smth from scratch . It's great to see how stuff Is implemented and stuff and there are a lot of great tips in there
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  1430. lol what a timely video for me, I was in the process of searching for the use cases of Redis and Elasticsearch and here he is uploading a video that explains the general concept of those two and MORE.
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  1431. Dreamweaver wow that’s a throwback. I build my first site with that.
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  1432. What a great decomposition of the fundamentals 🔥🔥 Appreciate the AI practice clip 😁
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  1433. Absolutely, launched a simple node app in google app engine. It was literally a hello world example app. Got hit up a month later with a 2000 dollar bill. The google team couldn’t really explain why I had terabytes of internal transfers.
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  1434. 4:00 Ahh at the 400 level i failed Message: you got rickrolled
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  1435. Can confirm before watching. It would be Awesome as always 🔥
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  1436. Congrats on 800k subs
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  1437. Hey Jeff, can totally see why you’re a GDE. You’re a likable, influential guy with humility and skill. Thanks for the effort and time you put into this (Although I know you do it for your passion too 😌). Peace man. All the best.
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  1438. That seems kind of low considering how many subscribers you have the quality of your content. I whitelisted you in my YouTube ad blocker. I hope others do the same!
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  1439. 5/5 As always✨ Please create a series for handling payments in Flutter(in-app purchases) one time payment and subscription payments. Thank you so much! :)
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  1440. Jeff always hits a sweet spot with every video he makes. I think he picks every winning tech out there.
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  1441. Guys, the most amazing thing about this is that we get it. If you're a fireship fan it's likely that you're working hard daily to get better and learn some level of code. And the fact that we get this means it's working! Show this to most your friends and they'll have no clue what they're looking at! We're doing it guys!!!!
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  1442. how about we add WASM to the picture...
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  1443. Youtube really needs to add a Superlike button, especially for this video! I'd hit it in a heartbeat
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  1444. The best video ever i watched in this youtube!!! Make more videos dude! Make video on vue after vue3 release!
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  1445. First
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  1446. Keep the videos coming. Thanks a lot
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  1447. So the best windows dev setup is just using linux instead
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  1448. Was waiting for this, 2 weeks no video. @fireship happy new year.
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  1449. You should always add that "Magic" meme with the guy from Ultra Spiritual Life to the end of your videos :)
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  1450. Vue.js 💚 Fireship 🔥
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  1451. Wooow, this was great ! Btw, crypto and dev go together. (Includes Hackers)
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  1452. I thought you will never come back. I am so happy to see you back! ♥
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  1453. Goddd. Jeff. That was sickest highlights of 2020 🤣I watched it 3 times
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  1454. Beautiful as always 😍
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  1455. Goodbye office and good riddance!
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  1456. I'm so happy to see you do a full Web3 tutorial and on NFTs!!! Thank you!
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  1457. Make a tutorial about a11y!
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  1458. Welp, let's see if this helps increase my productivity! Probably won't cause I'm lazy – but thanks for trying!
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  1459. so halfway the video I was telling myself "How cool would it be to look at this site's code..." turns out in the end you've open sourced. You're really an amazing dev sir.
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  1460. I was interested in docker a hour or two ago, and you uploaded this video, thanks
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  1461. Angular ❤
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  1462. 4:40 ok you finally got me with your gifs.
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  1463. "there's a lot more on the way" thanks for making these. You are awesome! (required)
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  1464. Your content is awesome👌👌
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  1465. Am waiting for your videos every day 👍
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  1466. This is great 👍👍. Extensions will lower the barrier to entry even more 🤓
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  1467. I hardly understand how this channel is not one of the top Web Dev resources on Youtube. Great concise info and incredible production quality. Thanks.
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  1468. WOW!!!! Whenever that notification pop up i received , i feel so happy , streams of knowledge. I just wanted to say thank you Jeff ☺️☺️👍👌. Can you please make one video on Symbol , proxy and other meta programming things. Thanks.
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  1469. If u make this happen for me I will give you 30% of my salary for 2 Year !
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  1470. Glad to see you covering flutter content! Your channel is one of the best out there for learning new technologies.
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  1471. Will we ever get a react and firebase course?
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  1472. Desire should be emphasised, not practice. Without intention/desire/care there is no way to validate the result of your action. Without validation there can't be practice, only messing around. That's pragmatism for you. The reason why learning on pet-projects is so hard is that it's hard to find something you actually care for. For example, with your "600 merges" project, you created a real problem for yourself by giving a (careless) promise. There wouldn't be a project if you wouldn't have a problem you cared for. So the real advice should be: find something you care for, focus on it and try to employ code as a tool... or if there is no problem, create it) Like you yourself did.
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  1473. Literally the time I needed it. I just got a book on it too! Thank you
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  1474.  @Fireship  much waited by your many fans, thanks a lot, also a little heart from you will gimme better sleep😅😅
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  1475. Another video let's go! May I know where you get your background music?
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  1476. Amazing work dude. Love the content. Keep it coming
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  1477. I decided to learn Angular recently and found your Angular videos, good content you've got there
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  1478. Great video as always. What I would be interested in a course is to learn how the hydration with next exactly works. Especially in regards to the script _NEXT_DATA_ and how to integrate css libraries like Material UI and Chakra. 😁
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  1479. Hit the subscribe button and smash like button he is really genious person ...if u can't learn anything that's not a problem but hid idea is cool...
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  1480. I don't usually comment on any video I watch but yours are great! You explain somewhat complex topics with practical examples and make it look easy, love it. Keep the hard work you are killing it!
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  1481. can't believe I'm this early
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  1482. Dude, freaking AWESOME video. One of your most useful to date. Excellent content!
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  1483. Just scrolling through YouTube and seeing Napoleon Dynamite 😂😂😂 great man
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  1484. Would you make a 100 seconds video for server components in next??
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  1485. Awesome video, perhaps make AWS vs google comparison?
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  1486. Can we please get a tutorial on angular change detection and ExpressionChangedAfterItHasBeenCheckedError and steps to overcome it.
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  1487. [object Object]
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  1488. So much for studying this in school when you've got fireship ❤️
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  1489. Great video as always! Would be very happy to see more videos about FaunaDB. I think this database could have a golden future, but with the query language it can be a bit tricky sometimes and there aren't many resources available yet.
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  1490. Someone needs to go check on Jeff. He’s not OK. Jeff, if you can read this, your family is very concerned…
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  1491. It's great step in the right direction. At the same time, Android has 3 different types of PWAs atm. The "Add to home"approach available to all, the webapks available and generated only from Chrome and finally the TWA method described above. Something has to change there. Either availability to other browsers or making the process much more seamless. On the topic of monetization - there isn't any information or concrete statement, which is bad. As things stand, the 30% revenue split is justified not only for store presence but for the plethora of functionally found on the Google Play Services. From payment, storage, server availability to tester tools and analytics. PWAs standing is rather different than the usual app models (apps require at least several of the above listed items) and this poses the question if the same monetization model should be applied between the store and developer for PWAs. I bet this will become hot topic as PWAs become more popular
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  1492. Pretty much all of your videos are like opening that case in pulp fiction! 😎
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  1493. Thank you for all your vids. They help me a lot while messing with angular and firebase :)
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  1494. Thanks a lot for these videos, it's very timely for my purposes. I'm currently experimenting with some startup idea, so I've been doing a lot of Googling on the best ways to implement a fitting frontend, backend and how to host it. All it all it's great having this video to provide some sanity checks. I was originally planning to do containerization and then just leave it at that for the foreseeable future, but then these function based architectures made me unsure and I wasn't really finding strong enough reasons to muck around with containers (not that it's very difficult on its own). It's great to hear I'm not completely off my rocker. I would appreciate if anyone with some experience working with serverless environments would recommend a provider (Cloud Run, App Engine, Lambda, ...?) or give any tips at all. :)
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  1495. Great. Recently i fully got into AWS, there is so much in cloud world and you covered so much in very less time
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  1496. we need a 100s about nuxt.js and vuetify :D and can I get a heart :D :D :D
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  1497. I always watch your ads to support you
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  1498. Try RxJs in 100sec
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  1499. Quickly becoming my favourite series on YouTube. Might even be so already! Great stuff
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  1500. Loving such discussion type videos man!!💪💪❤️❤️
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  1501. Awesome as always, just when I was looking for the tech stack for my upgraded membership 🔥Congrats on the baby of course, exciting (and often hard) times ahead 🙌
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  1502. i would love to see a 100secs vid about nim
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  1503.  @Fireship  LOVE your SvelteFire library btw. Keep up the good work! :)
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  1504. I love this channel.
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  1505. I thought title was a marketing hoax but there are truly 100 tips! Only Jeff could do a video like this with massive great content in under 25 minutes and so gracefully!!! Jeff ROCKS!!!
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  1506. One more tip: grab a cup of coffee before starting! What an awesome collection of tips and tricks for Firebase.
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  1507. a serverless service that has been growing a lot and I've been using for the past 3 years is Zeit's now.sh service.
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  1508. Yeah Brave! Really like it so far but still waiting for the other shoe to drop.
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  1509. if you cant remember the full name of a branch during checkout. put a letter then press tab, it will either autocomplete the branch name for you or it will lists all the branches starting with the prefix/letter you provided.
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  1510. "You blew my mind." Wonderful video about working with big datasets.
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  1511. Wait...NOOBS isn't the name of the OS??
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  1512. 🔥ship is AWESOME! Every time I have a project on my mind I find something useful to steal from this channel.
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  1513. This was exactly the droids I was looking for! Great 100 second intro! Thank yooou 🤗💕
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  1514. Wow! This is awesome 🙌 would love to see more of this!
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  1515. DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! where do i give you my money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  1516. I talked to you about this in a previous video, thanks for making this tutorial !!!
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  1517. Effortless commenting in 3 seconds.
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  1518. LOL !! I'm a psychopath!!
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  1519. Wow, I had a math teacher who taught me and the other kids how to convert bases on 6th grade or something, guess we're all psychopaths then lol
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  1520. Ruby ❤️ My first love 😍
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  1521. Svelte in 100 seconds Sapper would be cool too
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  1522. The long awaited React Animation at last 🥰 Thanks a lot ❤️
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  1523. I just binged your channel today, then you dropped this video, it is a lucky day :)
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  1524. For fireships 2021 predictions video I wrote I expected code documentation will need to become even more important/transparent for risk management & as a tool for platform migration. I didn't anticipate it to be from a singular event right when the year starts! I more assumed a series of small tiny wake up calls such as infrastructure brown outs, Industry regulation, or brexit compliance issues, etc would be the type of clarion calls.
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  1525. Nice video bro. Been waiting for that!
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  1526. Thanks for the update Jeff, can't wait to see the Trello app. For sure make sure to watch Firebase Summit, the things happening in the Alpha program are amazing!!
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  1527. Ternary on return values are actually very readable once you get used to it. Just make sure you split the condition and the returns on each separated line
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  1528. I love your videos! You have perfect graphics and damn I love that upload schedule.
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  1529. I've never in 10 years of working on cloud stuff in AWS run up a huge bill, a company I worked for was burning $3000 per month on AWS. They said 'we've stopped all the VM's, why are we still being charged?' I had one look at their storage and they had a 3TB 20,000 IOPS provisioned storage which was almost all of the cost. I asked them if they needed it and they said they didn't, so I just deleted it, problem solved.
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  1530. If you jump in the well, I will follow you there, this is how much I love your content. I don't click the notifications for other channels but when it's Jeff, gotta compromise. I will even sacrifice food over your video. trust me on this one, I am doing this right now.
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  1531. Flutter is a framework for building apps similar to React Native but with a few key differences. One of the most notable differences is in the language used. While React Native uses JavaScript, Flutter uses Dart, a relatively new but battle tested language (used to power AdMob and AdWords via Angular Dart). Dart was introduced back in 2012 and was meant to be a replacement for JS. In August 2018, the language got a major update which introduced a static type system by default (was optionally in Dart 1). Dart isn’t a mobile only language, it can be compiled to JavaScript and has a VM allowing it to be run on servers. As I mentioned before, there is a Dart flavor of Angular which can be used to build web apps. The language can be compiled using both JIT (Just In Time) and AOT (Ahead of Time). Flutter takes advantage of this to power it’s hot reload. While developing, new code is compiled using JIT and immediately pushed to the device resulting in sub second hot reload and restarts. When you’re finished developing and ready to build your prod apk/ipa, the compiler uses AOT to properly optimize your code. Dart uses a tree shaking compiler so only the parts that you actually use are compiled into the final binary. Release code is native arm binary and unlike React Native, does not require a vm since there is no interpreted code. Hope this helps :)
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  1532. Hey, would be awesome if you could cover some more niche js stuff, like generators, Proxy or some cool esnext features
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  1533. Send this vid to Bethesda.
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  1534. FYI you are going to run out of API quota, if you update it every 3mins. As a call to Video Update is 50 quota + 4 for the parts . 1440 mins per day / 3 = 480 calls to the API per day 480*54 = 25920 quota required. Even with 5min intervals you require 15552 quota
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  1535. I wished you have did this tutorial with vanilla js🙄😔🙀🙀🙀🙀😅
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  1536. Love you fireship ❤️❤️
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  1537. Fireship posts video. I click.
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  1538. I rarely comment anywhere but this is amazing.. fast, short, easy to understand and just on point. Thank you so much.
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  1539. This is another great one, thank you so much Jeff! The icons generator is low key an enormous find...
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  1540. Soo that's how js works, I Guess ... Yea... We all guess it lol
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  1541. These clips are excellent. So well structured and explained.
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  1542. Your stripe course is amazing ! But please add a lesson about how to implement "Stripe Connect"
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  1543. i hate ionic because render times takes too much time even little changes, i hate react native because i'm spending my time to fix react-natives issues so can't focus on app development, i hate flutter because nested objects are ugly, i hate nativescript because i had to learn too much new components and styling. i guess time to learn kotlin and swift :)
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  1544. Always watching to fund out what I didn't think of myself 😂
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  1545. I knew a long video on Fauna was upcoming! AMAZING JEFF
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  1546. CyberJeff drives a CyberTruck
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  1547. Awesome! This video has an infinite like to dislike ratio. Let's keep it that way!!!
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  1548. I lost my heart, can you give it back 🙂
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  1549. I've never clicked a video so fast in my life
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  1550. Amazing video, never stop never stopping.
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  1551. Game changing. Much like Angular Firebase itself. You're doing God's work here, Jeff.
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  1552. Stripe course <3
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  1553. AWESOME!!!! i in love with type ORM and NestJS
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  1554. New fireship video? Just what I needed today!
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  1555. Excellent video - no dreadful despair or fake optimism. We’re seeing a downturn and it has happened it the past. The thing about developers is that we’re problem solvers, this will always be in demand.
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  1556. Excellent video as always. 135min content in just 13.5min. hue-rotate is the highlight of the video for me 👍
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  1557. I learned A LOT in this one. This channel is so clutch.
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  1558. I was just finishing your Next Js course. And was talking to my colleagues how I love your chanel. Thank you for posting content
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  1559. wow im so first
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  1560. I can't describe how much I learned from you. My subscription is the best investment I had so far. Thank you!
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  1561. Cool
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  1562. Really useful and impressive video❤️
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  1563. Awesome video, tip 56 (12:59) is my favorite, it was a real pain to do this before the increment FieldValue!
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  1564. Simplest recursion demo I've seen. Nice!
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  1565. You presentation is so BEAUTIFUL, Thanks :D
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  1566. The Mandalorian theme!!!
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  1567. I loved JavaScript, but since I stated to do flutter I'm using dart a lot more
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  1568. You did awesome, In short span of time you deliver awesome content...
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  1569. Boarding fireSHIP is awesome. Thanks captain for such a quality content. 🔥🔥🔥
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  1570. I run an ADS-B Feeder myself,...as interesting as flight tracking is, for me, it can stop at the individual level. I don't need to know where private aircraft go.
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  1571. Learned about it this morning in Madrid and 10h later you've already made a video about it xD You're amazing.
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  1572. I literally searched serverless to learn about it few hours back and now you came with a video 😁
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  1573. Your Video Production Quality Is Best In The Industry!! Great Content ,Kudos Bro!! 🤟👍⚡😎
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  1574. I swear to God, I swear to God. I decided to pickup up ruby today and lo and behold you posted this 🤯 What the hell?? 💚💚💚
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  1575. I should integrate this into my tesla website!
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  1576. @jeff you are so innovative. Please keep it up! While I was watching the video, I was surprised by how simple Idea can grow. For example Idea - Teach folks how to submit a pull request. Why - Some might not know how to do it Then - Let them practice how to submit a pull request After - Reward first 200 contributors/merged PR the stickers Lesson - It is hard to merge one by one Action - I should find the best way to solve this problem Finally - I should teach folks about problem-solving.
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  1577. Ofcourse it has to end in a segfault haha
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  1578. My pro tip: Microsoft edge has a 3D view of elements in developer tools to debug stacked elements.
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  1579. Interesting as always!
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  1580. This was a great tutorial, but one question I have is how do you implement components with it? Are pages the only way to lay out UI? Is there less encapsulation with Next? An example would be if I want a specific UI feature to be shown on multiple pages, and it has its own functionality, do I have to Implement a copy of this on each page or can I create 1 component, import it, and render it on multiple pages?
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  1581. Fireship just to lyk you became my favorite tech youtuber today
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  1582. First Comment <3
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  1583. Omg he actually did it
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  1584. Jeff, I don't even know where to start, man. being part of this community has been so rewarding and gratifying for me and my family. After watching your videos and becoming a pro member, I have been able to start a successful career, build badass web apps and mobile apps and really excel as a developer. I just want to say thank you and I cant wait to see what you have in store with fireship.io!!! You can count on my support! Thank you , thank you, thank you!
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  1585. Woo hoo! You used Sharp! Very excited to see this getting more attention. Imagemagick is not the only way to manipulate images!
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  1586. Love your videos! Can't wait for the cool nav bar part 2 video.
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  1587.  @NicolaiWeitkemper  I ran into a $100+ a month charge when I set up my gcp instance to handle server side rendering (SSR) requests for search engine optimization (SEO). It seemed steep. I called Google to see if there’s any way to lower the cost. The rep said that I could lower the computing power and consolidate the resources, which saved me about 50% a month. I wish there was a cheaper way to handle angular universal with cloud functions for my social media meta tags. Alas the $50 a month to be able to post my angular web apps to Twitter, LinkedIn, etc is worth it so far.
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  1588. Seriously ! One hell of a way of coding😎😎. Before this video i never knew that you can use css in console log(). Seriously thank you for that. Could you please do a video on cron jobs using firebase real-time or firestore database. async and await are the awesome things in the new JavaScript world. Seriously i wanna become pro member in your site. In any near future I ll become one. You're the most stylish and sexiest code developer I have ever seen. keeping doing this forever. There is a lot to learn from you.
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  1589. As a former teaching assistant for math and computer science in college, I'll say that my best students both passed with flying colors and failed. What was common was their passion for how it could be used in every day life.
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  1590. very clear, very clean code, straight to the point, awsome.
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  1591. Waiting for that web3 course likeeeeeeee
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  1592. Great example on how to get project ideas from real life situations :) There are no doubts in my mind your a proud and caring dad :)
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  1593. We all love you. You are one of the best youtube content makers that have ever seen. Always be yours, love from Arjun😄❤️
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  1594. This is THE VIDEO, thanks!! :)
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  1595. Congrats Jeff!! You truly deserve this. I learned about Firebase and Angular from you and your high quality content. ❤️
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  1596. Great video once again, would love to be a GDE sometime in the future. Soon maybe... haha
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  1597. Uwu
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  1598. A heart pls in the name of css animations!!!!
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  1599. Yet another awesome and high-quality video. Keep up the great content! :)
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  1600. First
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  1601. Can't wait for more of this!
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  1602. Thanks for all your videos, you are the greatest.
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  1603. Awesome vid. Good idea to build something like this for flutter as well
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  1604. Another cool video from Jeff! Nicely done!
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  1605. hello!
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  1606. At 6:55 I wanted to call the spelling police but you've corrected yourself. Great tutorial Jeff!
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  1607. Your channel is amazing. Really appreciate your work, and will be recommending it to others in the industry!
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  1608. We are sync Jeff, we are in sync. My number 1 stop shop for serious real app solutions.
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  1609. This is awesome! FCM can get confusing at times with so many types of payloads.
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  1610. Wow ...youtube is not punctual at all........Cuz legends says if you are punctual then you will get a heart!!
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  1611. Thanks for such a descriptive video to summarize the past year, every year comes with its new set of challenges but thanks to the community we always turn out to make the best out of it!
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  1612. Your content is gold! Perfect content with perfect content
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  1613. Awesome video. Much appreciated. On a side note, now I’m gonna try to find some Advil ‘cause the information overload is making my head hurt! 😆
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  1614. I had a feeling this was coming!
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  1615. Please make more videos about WebAssembly🙏
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  1616. Not following you is #FOMO and it's true.
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  1617. Awsome summary but you forgot kotlin on the server ,ktor and spring also how powerful kotlin is at dsl with gradle as an example also with recent improvements as it trys to be used in data science. Kotlin is beautiful.
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  1618. Yooo, epic content. Love to see it, keep up the great work!
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  1619. My god !! In my 4 year experience it was first time I intentionally used closures. And the same day this video came out. Lucky day
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  1620. I can't wait to contribute to the native app :P
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  1621. this Dropped just in time for me 😭😭😭😭😭
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  1622. These short and sweet clips are the reason I subscribed.
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  1623. You are absolutely amazing. The most helpful youtuber by far
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  1624. By far my favourite coding channel on youtube. Love every video, keep it up!
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  1625. This is an intresting popularization of cryptocurrencies. However, it's 2021 and I would fully expect any devs to understand that Bitcoin is an outdated technology. A 100 seconds on blocklattice, delegated proof of stake or smart contracts would be much intresting imho.
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  1626. YouTube channels like yours, that are fun, unique, informative, and making learning fun is one of the reasons YouTube is invaluable. I think education channels like yours deserve much more credit. Thanks a lot for all the awesome videos.
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  1627. I agree with the css way of Peter Griffin
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  1628. Jeff, thank you for this amazing content my man! Literally killing it every single video, GOAT!
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  1629. here is the original version!!!!
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  1630. I've never clicked like so quickly
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  1631. Just bought your course jeff. 😀
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  1632. 2:47 Omg why am I only learning this now.
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  1633. Marvel vs. Capcom reference in a Flutter video? I love this~
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  1634. Happy 1M Jeff!!! 🎉🥳🥳
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  1635. Why are we all named Jeff?
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  1636. best firebase content on youtube or otherwise. I might just become a member on fireship just to support you so you can keep making content that saves me time and headache. good stuff man.
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  1637. Awesome Awesome Awesome! Waiting for a potential large clients response. They want to build an app with Flutter and Firebase as their backend, this will be invaluable. Thanks Jeff! Can't wait to go through the data modelling course to skill up on the NoSql modelling. I appreciate the content :)
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  1638. Love the VHS!
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  1639. This is awesome! Can't wait for more content! Plus, thanks for making the site open source. Nothing better than seeing a real project like that to reference and learn from.
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  1640. The best code is no code!
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  1641. Javascript all the way!!
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  1642. Good list, but all one really needs to learn at this point is JavaScript and it's associated libraries & framework
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  1643. first
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  1644. REST in 100 seconds
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  1645. Link preview I wonder if I will ever need this. Said jokingly knowing they talked about it just 1 week ago. Awesome content !!
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  1646. I really don't want to promote my channel here, but I've made a video about full text search with Firestore only and I would love to hear your opinions about my approach.
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  1647. I make myself sit through so many You Tube tutorials, and generally like gain a lot of good info from most of them - but the way this tutorial has been put together is on another level! I love the way that you cover all these great points in such a short amount of time. It allows me to follow along in no time at all - and if I need to go back over anything - I can just hit rewind!!! Many thanks for sharing! ;)
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  1648. Always precise and fun, you've been such an inspiration for me & for my channel, looking forward to making such entertaining content 😃
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  1649. I can relate to Firebase making old work obsolete. I had a whole backend rendered obsolete by switching to Firebase last week. It's certainly worth it though. Life is a bit simpler now
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  1650. I just saw THIS popping in my notification and THIS is awesome... Now figure out which THIS is THIS P.s.: really loved this video ❤️
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  1651. Content only gets better with each video. Love it, this was super inspirational for me actually. Perfect timing.
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  1652. First
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  1653. Most awaited video of all time, thanks Jeff! 💯
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  1654. Welcome to Fireship, where its always Friday! 🕶
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  1655. It's definitely the flagship video of fireship, so many new things I learned that I didn't even knew about.
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  1656. I've watched several Angular universal videos and read several articles on it. They all made it seem like a big deal. This was broken down so beautifully. Well done Jeff!
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  1657. Will share this with my computer teacher 😎
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  1658. Looking forward to the course! Take my money!
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  1659. You might not believe, but once in an interview i and employer only talked this (history and specs evolution) during entire interview. I was hired and i worked for that company for 1 year :)
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  1660. Waiting for the promise
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  1661. You are awesome.. I know that you know that.. so this comment is just for that gift.. :)
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  1662. The skynet is upon us
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  1663. 👍
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  1664. i love videos like these, keep it up!
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  1665. Great video! // Danish Coronavirus Salute
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  1666. 😂refine our dopamine hits. reminds me of the book hooked by nir eyal, it's an eye opening way to undestand (or abuse) human's addictive tendencies as they pertain to digital products.
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  1667. How to burn money on cloud? Step 1. Make a cloud out of gasoline Step 2. Light it up. Step 3. Pour all your money in Result: All your money burnt on cloud ☁️ 💵 🔥
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  1668. Yes, i accidentally purchased aws documentdb that i didn't use, and racked up a 40 euro bill, which is a lot considering i only get 60 euro per month (allowance from my parents)
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  1669. Let me show you how to run VS Code in the browser . . . and roll your own SkyNet
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  1670. Everything i knew about console.log was crap
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  1671. 10/10 McDonald's ad
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  1672. awesome :D
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  1673. To update the thumbnail dynamically, create an additional script which you can pass a query string to with the number, and in the code draw the number on top of your original image. In PHP, you can use the GD library to easily achieve that. Then in the PUT request you're sending back to YouTube pass the link to the image script with the corresponding query string.
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  1674. You are the best of the best! Just signed up for pro membership.
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  1675. Man ! I was watching your css videos !! Thanksss ! These projects are amazing !!!
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  1676. Hilarious first 3 seconds.
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  1677. 2 way data binding, really? :)
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  1678. I would really like to see cloud functions to import Firestore into big query and show chart with data studio.
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  1679. I wanna be a GDE so bad. Starting NOW!!!
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  1680. You should really consider a doing course on angular basics, paid even. - I think your explanations are great and this was very easy to understand. I have watched this a few times now when I get stuck looking for the best way to communicate. I also like the music :)
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  1681. I kinda look forward to watching your videos. I've seen very few YouTube channels with high-quality content ( i.e. content minus the bs ) and yours is definitely one of them. I'll be supporting your channel is every way I can. Keep making such high-quality videos. Kudos to you and Fireship. ♥ Love from India, True Fanboy!
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  1682. Wowzers.... the flutter_launcher_icons package is just what I needed, like literally now. thanks for those channels too. Hardly come across selfless channels like this. And as always, your content is golden. fireship.io PRO subscription is changing my life one video at a time aaaaaand these videos don't seem to be ending anytime soon.
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  1683. I'd love the T-shirt, Jeff! Thank you for your contributions to the Flutter community. You have helped me from the beginning of my career with angular, ionic and firebase to now using Flutter for mobile apps.
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  1684. Java script is a really weird language... Excellent video!
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  1685. Niiiiice. Thanks for this one too. I'm gonna use this for sure
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  1686. You're hypothetical, but not so hypothetical, game changing ideas at the end are absolutely hilariously seriously far-fetched but no surprise if it gets created!
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  1687. must try this UI :D amazing video as usual
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  1688. Fantastic video! Also that "A Few Good Men" reference was perfect 👌
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  1689. Think I managed to get my pull request in just in time! Hope I get a sticker! Thanks for doing this (:
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  1690. I am so happy to have this, I can now pull out the functions code that I am using to do my inc/dec functions! Please more videos like this!!!!
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  1691. Good job man! Teaches GRID very well. Great presentation with simple-to-understand demos! SMASHING the LIKE button!!!!
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  1692. Been waiting for this topic, glad this is all well put into a video tutorial. Since following some blog tutorial on the internet is a bit hard for beginners. 👍
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  1693. Awesome video!! Please people, stop using Windows and use Linux!!!
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  1694. So I'm sitting here watching your videos on binge, reach over and grab a sip of my tea as you swing into the Winston Churchill segment. About a mouth full of hot tea came straight out my nose and directly onto my lap when you said "Electron is the worst desktop architecture, except for all others that have been tried". I regret nothing, this video is beautiful.
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  1695. Great stuff. In particular that matchingRole helper function (and the security rule structure behind it) - I hadn't considered doing it that way. Much better solution than my current way of doing it!
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  1696. Again man your videos absolutely rock... condensed to a bare minimum cooking recipe. Love it it actually triggers me to read docs to understand what is going on.
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  1697. Tried this out last night. Such a cool service.
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  1698. Amazing! The humor in this video totally brightened my day! 🙏
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  1699. Congrats on 500k!!!! You definitely deserve it. Top tier tech content :D
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  1700. Async logic in the template was a tiny brain explosion. Muuuuch better than what Vue offers me at the moment. Only half way through the video, but it's looking good.
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  1701. Must immediate click when I see these!!! :)
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  1702. Amazing!
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  1703. 🔥🚀 I have press the like button when I get into this page at the very first time, coz there is no chance this video will have crap content. 未看先讚啦！！！
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  1704. Great video! Now I can REST in peace!
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  1705. Session duration seems like a suboptimal metric to track for a lot of use cases like finding information (Stack Overflow etc.), so I wonder how Google takes that into account
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  1706. No views, 8 comments and 19 likes, youtube, you're drunk, go home. Anyways, good video! Looking forward Rust/Go in 100 seconds!
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  1707. p.s. I subscribed and smashed that notification bell :)
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  1708. async winnerTShirt() { await('ME'); }
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  1709. no i wont
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  1710. let's do JS in 100 seconds :D
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  1711. I'm starting to think you can read minds 😂
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  1712. I've been waiting for this video for so long! 😀 Super well explained! Good job!
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  1713. First, again...... :)
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  1714. Thank you for the T-Shirt! I really love your videos
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  1715. Completely missed what a service-worker is about... totally distracted!! :D
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  1716. Elixir and Phoenix Framework please.
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  1717. I would really love it if you made more videos on svelte
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  1718. Max Alegre .005 slower = 200 faster
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  1719. You welcome. But most of all we are thankful to you.
    7
  1720. came with speed of light but due to network acting as medium light got diffracted
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  1721. so a bit like how bittorent works?
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  1722. You can definitely not create a full native app experience with a PWA. I often hear this from front end devs who are ignorant to the challenges of mobile development. The web still lacks crucial virtual scrolling and gesture support
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  1723. first
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  1724. Great Video, Now please build the same with react
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  1725. I don't think I've ever laughed while understanding Javascript more intimately at the same time... Twilight Zone is legit a great show btw...
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  1726. 40 Likes so far. 9960 to go and we get our Beyond 100 seconds!
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  1727. Thank you so so much for this tutorial! Great videos, I love them :) Favourite youtuber ngl
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  1728. I never even heard of electron till now this is awesome thank you so much
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  1729. I will absolutely buy your course after seeing this!
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  1730. your content gives me motivation to code, you are awesome
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  1731. At least first to reply.
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  1732. Bruh
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  1733. So long! SOO LONG!? if you ain't got 100 seconds to learn a development tool you are screwed LMAO
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  1734. Very impressive but can you explain Github in 100 seconds?
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  1735. Voila....great comeback....
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  1736. Wao, currently looking for using firebase backend for a new application.
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  1737. Hahaha i was just going to robo call myself.... I promise.all()
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  1738. I'm going to start developing React Native at work for the first time in my life next month. How did you know?!? Mindreader Jeff!
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  1739. Love it! Amazing work Jeff 🙂👍
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  1740. Wow, by far the best explanation that I've ever seen (thanks to the graphs). 👌🏻
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  1741. Super excited for 2020!!
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  1742. This is the #1 JavaScript Channel
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  1743. This guy really knows EVERYTHING! Love your videos and keep it up!
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  1744. Why didnt i get notified about this? I saw it on slack, its such a great video, its a shame some people may miss it mecause of yt
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  1745. This was perfect Jeff. Being a pro member has really paid off. Keep up the great content my guy
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  1746. Can I subscribe more than one time 😂?
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  1747. first
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  1748. I love this extra segment bro
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  1749. Learning THIS before this videos: 😰 After this video: 😎
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  1750. Quality content is valued, video length doesn't matter just keep it tight and crisp as always😍😍😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 big fan, are you on Instagram as well?
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  1751. First Darn you guys are fast
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  1752. First
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  1753. First?!
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  1754. The world just exploded 🤯
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  1755. Awesome Video. In depth analysis. Super cool! Thanks Jeff!
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  1756. Amazing video!!! Apollo and GraphQL are awesome!
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  1757. First
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  1758. Exactly what I was looking for. I smashed like before even watching the video. Thank you for your great explanation :)
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  1759. This was the hottest and the sexiest video i have ever seen on tech
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  1760. You know what I want. Fireship 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  1761. React Server Components in Next Js)
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  1762. Thanks so much for this video..... I would love to buy your course on Ionic native and firebase, but I'm broke. Could you help me please.... Your biggest fan 😍
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  1763. 2 year experience coding in one video 9 minute 👏
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  1764. Wow, I literally just started searching about Kubernetes 🤯 Thank you a lot @Fireship
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  1765. That's truly awesome, one of the reasons I love CSS! I'm just a beginner, and still have to learn about media query, but I've managed to make a project that not only has a lot of different themes you can change just by clicking on a button, but also has a JavaScript file that is simple enough to add new themes in just two lines of code(provided you add the color schemes in the styles.css file). I'm hoping to learn more about CSS so I can improve my code even more, hope you keep uploading these awesome videos!
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  1766. Jeff: I'm gonna go ahead an wrap things up there. My brain: Nooooo! It's never enough, your content gold, you wonderful person, you!
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  1767. Last month, we burned $5K using AWS Live Media. We were just testing it but don't know how they calculated the bill and those evils are asking for money to get the reason behind that burn.
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  1768. ;)
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  1769. First
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  1770. rip bob
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  1771. After watching these 100sec videos, I feel I have the easiest profession in the world 🤣 Not really, but these videos are super cool. Keep them coming!
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  1772. Seriously speaking, not because you wrote it, but the idField stuff is AWESOME! Thank you, Jeff!
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  1773. Hi Bro Great To See INDIA in top low latency list. We have the Cheapest Internet In The World ;We get 50GB Of 4G Data For 1$ !! Kudos For your Awesome Video!!⚡
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  1774. Im first but im not gonna brag.
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  1775. how do you learn this much stuff? or are you only the voice and there is a bunch of megaminds each of them expert on one thing?
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  1776. first
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  1777. These are the videos we LOVE AND WANT 🙌😍😍😍😍😍❤️
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  1778. Hi fireship, can you please make a video on how to put a react project website on github pages, I tried existing tutorials from other creators didn't worked that well.... Please help. Thanks for this awesome tutorial. First 😍😍😍😍
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  1779. thank you, and congratulations for u becoming GDE..
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  1780. I'll become a GDE someday! BELIEVE IT!!
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  1781. Bash shell is love ❤️
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  1782. I'm waiting for your apology
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  1783. learned more from this videos than from the web design class I took in university.
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  1784. I love the new background song plus it's nice looking at the old you referring to the picture in the video 😃.
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  1785. Hey Fireship. I use Redis and love this approach. I love all your content and never miss a video💙. I have a request, could you do one for Rethink DB and probably one about deploying a running container instance. Appreciate it. Thanks for all the content, I have grown as a developer watching your channel ❤️. Cheers.
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  1786. Nicely done! Would be great to see this implemented in Sapper/Svelte. It's great seeing solid, working principles all through.
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  1787. Flutter is magic ! Fireship is awesome ! I've been following along since two years ago when i was working with angular
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  1788. So f*cking good. Excuse my French, but I'm mad at how good this is..
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  1789. Best intro on JavaScript within 8 sec awesome... Thumbs Up
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  1790. As always, well done!
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  1791. Already using it and already loving it!
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  1792. So here's where all begun! Great series
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  1793. Liked the video without even watching it. I know it's gonna be lit 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒
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  1794. things.last hahahaa 👍
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  1795. Whenever I open this channel, I always see new content that I have not heard. Again thanks for video. Hope u reach 1 million sub soon and I am still getting something new from you.
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  1796. I think this maybe the best css Grid video I have yet seen
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  1797. I've never been so happy to see this video finally be made because I was spending months trying to figure out how the heck bundlers are integrated into a project and I'm so glad to see how it goes in depth.
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  1798. Gotta say you've got good taste with music😋
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  1799. Thank you very much for your tutorials, I learn a lot from you every day !! please keep making great tutorials :D
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  1800. Just commenting to let people know that this guys is great ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  1801. Wow never been so early, Hi Mom!
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  1802. Gimme heart gimme heart. Great video as always!
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  1803. You need to put Ref as part of the imported functions from faunadb.query. It didn't work for me prior to doing that. I actually don't know how your code worked without it.
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  1804. Amazing teaching approach, the most professional way that you explain those concepts. I feel like I've worked with this DB since ages! Keep up the good work!💪🏼 Also have a short question, what is the best and cheap way to store media files like videos and fotos for an Angular Web App?
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  1805. Legit I used to get inspired by the csstricks website so much And today one of my favourite channels covered it Nothing could be much better rn
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  1806. I love this so much I had to create a channel to comment this. Absolute love, lad ❤
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  1807. "But my apps run with COBOL" I died
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  1808. The Kamal stack is great
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  1809. Thank you so much!, this video should be put in IT education and as a general first go-to whenever someone needs to learn about the cloud!. Please make more videos like this :O
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  1810. Great content 😎
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  1811. Congrats on hitting 500k subs 🥳
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  1812. Congrats on 500k!
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  1813. First
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  1814. 5/5 ⭐
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  1815. Am I waiting for the 1080p crispiness or can I not resist and watch it in 360p? I think you know the answer. :-)
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  1816. I am pretty sure more than 50% likes on this video is for the way you configured other tools like shell, git etc. (rather than for Windows as best platform)
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  1817. Yes because elderly people in their 20's. Yes
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  1818. legends say, fireship will heart this comment.
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  1819. First
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  1820. Why did this just make me understand how a whole computer works. I literally was like I don't understand how a computer could possibly be possible until now WTF
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  1821. Great video, will have to check out Provider soon 🤔
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  1822. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥Angular Elements (aka Web Components) for the win in 2019!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  1823. Jeff, thanks a 100000000000000 times, was just looking for something like this. None of them match your vibe. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  1824. 🥇
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  1825. Well it could be a Widget in Flutter that lists your videos with push notification on fire base :D
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  1826. What's up Fireship!
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  1827. First <3
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  1828. Spaghetti 🍝 design is still the most common. Whole internet is relying on it. It is like PHP among patterns.
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  1829. Starting to think my lifetime membership to fireship is worth more to my mental and physical health, than any gym membership ever!
    6
  1830. Do I still need a CS degree or I should keep watching YouTube tuts 🤔.. great content man
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  1831. Whoopsy! This is getting crazier!! Learning is so fun since I've subbed to Fireship. It's literally on FIRE! Specially helps and motivates noobs like me to code more. 😘 Thanks a million! 😀
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  1832. Very informative but ther are TWO sides. We fail like you say and they whole world burns OR WE bounce back and THRIVE!
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  1833. Awesome video as always sir! Would love to see more of these 💖💖💖 Lots of love
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  1834. Awesome tutorial dude!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  1835. Right when I need it most you come up with a new video, solving my problems. Thanks! ☺️👍🏼
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  1836. Here is my prediction: We will see more cool and interesting videos on this channel. Love your stuff!
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  1837. Thanks for the quick examples.
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  1838. Finally, I've been waiting for you. I hope you and your family are good.
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  1839. I am speed
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  1840. I've been using Ionic and Vue and it's been great once I got everything situated. Vuex, Vuexfire, router, everything has been great!
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  1841. bro this is the second time I was researching about a topic and then you upload a video that same day. Are you watching me?
    6
  1842. Okay let's get to 10k likes
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  1843. Love the video! Would it be possible to make one for making a contract on Solana with RUST and connect it to a Web3 Dapp e.g. nft staking or merging
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  1844. I would totally use svelte for an electron app, as Sapper did not hit version 1.0 yet, and SEO is not a concern here.
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  1845. My prefered shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+C: Toggle line comments Ctrl+D: Duplicate line / selected lines Ctrl+Shift+D: Delete line / selected lines
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  1846. One underrated feature in firebase is custom claims. Can be very helpful for certain scenarios. Especially Authorization.
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  1847. Fireship like number 6? Awesome video thanks.
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  1848. Oh god, thank you. You're been my recent favorite discovery Could you make django/flask in 100s too? I would opt for flask since it has a simpler syntax, but it's your call
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  1849. One of the best tutorials on Flare I've seen, awesome job 👌👌
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  1850. First
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  1851. Just watching Angular Firebase videos is worth a bunch but coding along is even better! I always thought of Angularfire2 as one of Angular's biggest assets and being able to enjoy similar perks in other frameworks and technologies is a blast for all developers!
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  1852. Great Job Jeff, there are so many things going on in javascript and just development these days. Thanks for your predictions!
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  1853. 1:48 FINALLY I literally googled this two days ago because I was wondering if there was something like that after years of long If(X && X.Y && X.Y.Z && X.Y.Z.A) statements.
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  1854. I freaking love your videos man
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  1855. yaa second
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  1856. Dude... you're crazy...
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  1857. last
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  1858. Immediately clicked this 😂
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  1859. Let's maintain 0 dislike please 🥺❤️
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  1860. Great video! 👍 This also made me realize I can target the last-child and set its margin to auto in order to separate items, instead of always using extra container divs with space-between.
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  1861. Fire ship🔥 actually love your videos, it gets to the point and just teaches you what you need to know. I needed this for my app, huge thanks man
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  1862. Absolutely outstanding quality. Thanks again Jeff!
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  1863. First
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  1864. Programming isn't about what you know; it's about making the command line look cool
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  1865. As always, learnt a lot in a very short time, Thanks
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  1866. Excellent video, Jeff! I love the speed in the beginning and the slow part for people who can't understand under 100 seconds of a topic. Keep it up as always!
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  1867. Fun fact: Jeff in his own video for the first time 2:50
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  1868. Great video! A video about MCUs, SFUs, meshing and multi-stream WebRTC would be awesome!
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  1869. I already know there application because I watched your video twice xD
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  1870. awesome <33 can you make a video about web audio api and how to extract frequency data from mp3 file ?
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  1871. No matter if you're a pro developer using devtools constantly or a noob learning and practicing what you just learned in this video, you just might get bored of hitting f12 or ctrl+shift+J constantly to open up devtools. Right-click the icon of your chosen browser and open up properties. In the field called "target", which holds the path to the browser's launcher file, after the path in quotes add --auto-open-devtools-for-tabs. It should now look something like this: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --auto-open-devtools-for-tabs All instances of the browser need to be closed before this change takes action (check your taskbar running apps). Voila, each new tab you open will be waiting for you with devtools open.
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  1872. Really amazing content
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  1873. Indeed. R.E.S.P.E.C.T. @fireship
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  1874. From SapceX's Starlink constellation to this! Current YouTube streak is fire!!🔥🔥🔥
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  1875. another one
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  1876. Oh shit it was true
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  1877. Second that! Cant miss this
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  1878. Do this in 100sec
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  1879. OMG YESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you!!!!!!!!! lemme grab some popcorn for 100 seconds
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  1880. First
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  1881. Yes! Was waiting for this tutorial!!
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  1882. I smashed that like while the ad was still running cause i knew this was already gonna be gold
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  1883. lets go
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  1884. One of the best..❤️
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  1885. first :P
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  1886. I think that was the most helpful "short" video i've seen on this platform 🙏 As a junior, all I can say is : thank you (and please don't ever stop making videos 😁)
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  1887. Here to learn mainly for Angular + Firebase knowledge :) subscribed, as well Turned on the bell notification.
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  1888. best web dev video of the year
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  1889. "How to Burn money in the Cloud in 539 seconds"
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  1890. Okay, for now I only found these subliminal messages: 02:24 02:46 03:19 03:34 04:01 05:02 05:29 05:32 09:12 09:21 And they have something to do with the thing (profiler) on the smartphone's (emulator) screen that comes somewhere about 9:40 And also the cake is maybe a lie, and the easter egg may be the giftbox icon on the notification panel
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  1891. Great and useful video as always..Can't wait for your flutter course
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  1892. ;)
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  1893. ya'll on fire and I love it!
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  1894. The second one is something that is pretty simple, but is extremely needed for good readable code :) Most projects ignore such things. Thank you for your work :)
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  1895. This video is my favorite because I wrote the script. Sounds familiar? 😎
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  1896. New Fireship video! Love your content ❤️
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  1897. CSS grid?
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  1898. The fuck? Do I have to know how to write a dynamic time-warping algorithm?? I can't even tell if these are jokes anymore. Like... this might be a thing... I don't know!
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  1899. Have been working on NestJS for a while now, and it's just amazing! If you love Angular, Typescript and NodeJS, then this is the framework for you ❤️ Definitely not for smaller applications, but if you are building a scalable strictly typed app, then this is a must!
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  1900. How do I become: JeFf DeLaNey ? 🙂
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  1901. Congrats man, that's Awesome!
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  1902. Man! You have no idea how helpful you are ... You might as well be Superman or dare i say ... SuperFireShip! #lamejoke Thanks alot man. Really appreciate your effort. SO HELPFUL.
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  1903. I love you content and have subscribed to pro account. Thank you.
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  1904.  @Fireship  When I started I went for vuejs because it seemed very smooth to learn specially with the CDN integration for a absolute beginner it was awesome. Now over a year later I got a vuejs app in production and while I kinda wanna learn Angular and maybe use that for future projects I always catch myself thinking what can it provide that vuejs doesnt? Thats why I personally did not go for it.. yet
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  1905. I can't like more than once damn it. Two new top notch channels and a whole box of tricks. Love it.
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  1906. have been playing with deno a bit - very nice, but I question the point of heading for server side typescript, when I could also head for WASM this seems more the way forward into the future and when we start to loose the restrictions on the anguages we choose then it starts to open a can of worms around what languages we actually want to use in what situation? is deno really the right language for the server or browser? maybe Rust? Go? C#, Java, heck C++ anyone?
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  1907. I love you Fireship
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  1908. First
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  1909. Woah.. How? I just had to start with MySQL and Fireship to the rescue! 🔥
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  1910. First
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  1911. Once again, a great tutorial. Btw, I love UI challenges, since that how I learn how to convert my designs to code. There is no point of having beautiful design if you can't convert to code. Lol.
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  1912. Just few days back , i saw the Fireship comment in the TURBOREPO launch video. Now we have a complete tutorial on it... Thank You dude
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  1913. Jeff is still my favourite tech youtuber
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  1914. You are saving my career 1 video at a time.
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  1915. Goddammit, get out of my head... I was just recently made aware of Stripe and here you are making videos about it... no, seriously though, you're god-send!
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  1916. Hi! I don't own a Mac and can't afford it. But I getting started in flutter. Is there any solution besides Hackintosh?
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  1917. Ive recently read about twa on reddit and immediately thought you might going to cover the topic soon. turns out i was right ;)
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  1918. IFLYV (I F'n Love Your Videos). I've rarely ever seen such a high like/dislike ratio on any videos across YouTube.
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  1919. This pretty much summed up all my concerns with Big Cloud far better than I could have. I've got a few friends and colleagues already drunk on the Koolaid I'm keen to show this to 😉
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  1920. First
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  1921. Is it weird I like even before the video plays?
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  1922. Amazing, Fast, Crisp, To the point and state of the art! God Bless you!
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  1923. I hope someday soon Jeff will be recognized by his mom.
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  1924. I did it jeff, took a screenshot 😅
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  1925. Oh god, really I learn so much just in 13min video? I really amaze on how you deliver the content
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  1926. 12:48 Busted. it's Jeff from the future. 🔥ship remaining true to the course. Throwing more shine and simplifying the developer's life i suppose
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  1927. Fiest
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  1928. Do grpc
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  1929. I'm making that leap from beginner to intermediate, and your written and video tuts have been a life saver.
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  1930. If you love angular, you will “definitely” love nest. If not, then you might not 🌹
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  1931. So productive, man! Amazing!
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  1932. Early
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  1933. Well explained 👌
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  1934. Early. Can i get a heart
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  1936. TS is cool in itself but I don't feel good about using a Microsoft language in a Microsoft IDE to push code to Microsoft's GitHub, and packages to Microsoft's NPM. I feel like our code country was just colonized by the Empire of Microsoft. I'll pass ONLY for that reason.
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  1937. ♥️ as always
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  1938. Love your content man , keep this up and thank your for what you do.
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  1939. You should do a series on the best lesser known web features that you can use today.. I discover a really cool feature from time to time and I always wonder how much am I missing lol
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  1940. Just received my sticker for completing the github tutorial! Thanks, Jeff! I did not expect you to send it to Russia! :D And thanks for a great tutorial, as always!
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  1941. Top video. I have some heavy experience with amplify. I am not a fan of the cli. The SDK is brilliant. But the cli bootstraps infrastructure and code together. Like for example. Setting up auth the quick way in the cli enforces sms codes? To get rid of that you have to destroy it and rebuild. Theres also a massive risk in editing their generated infrastructure (cloudformation). In terms of appsync to dynamo. I have just removed appsync all together. I just use aws document client to connect to dynamo with the auth credentials from amplify/cognito. To tldr it. We use amplifies sdk. Dynamo and lambda. The analytics are great too and quick to implement. Its interesting on push notifications to. I actually have firebase launching them instead of aws. But i store the push notification acceptance code in dynamo. I would rate the sdk much better than the cli. The cli i would say provides more minimum flexibility. It gets the resources up there. But all those manual changes after? Not stored anywhere so your disaster recover becomes a bit more tedious Catch me on slack if you want more info ;)
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  1942. Insta like
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  1943. Looking forward to your NextJs Firebase course release later this month!! 🔥🔥🔥
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  1944. I am liking these in 100 seconds clips. Thanks.
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  1945. I love you! Im doing a startup project with Firebase from scratch and you have all that I need covered! So useful content! Thanks Jeff
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  1946. The world is changing at a rapid speed with high technologies and the history has shown that usually the most primitive ones are deeply affected by these technologies . What is included in the primitive ones are labour(e.g gradually replaced by robots), method of payment etc.. I have seen a lot of news recently saying that people should not use cash but instead should more rely on cards due to this corona epidemic(As using Cash could increase the rate of infections). Funnily enough, people can still be infected by using Cards but the media still recommends people use Cards instead of Cash I personally think this is because as the world is trying to turn into a cashless society, this corona epidemic could be a powerful way to make people implicitly/forcefully use Card/fintech solutions(e.g Samsung/apple pay...) . Even The elderly people who are usually conservative to tech , prefer to use Card and different methods of payment these days. Furthermore central banks in many countries(e.g S.Korea where i am from), FED have recently announced that they have plans on implementing blockchain technology which is completely the opposite opinion compared to just few months ago. I assume that this corona virus epidemic was indeed intended by some powerful anonymous financial groups to boost the cashless society because there are several strange things about it
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  1947. C# is just as fast as me clicking your notifications
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  1948. Firegator.io with another video!
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  1949. I was waiting for this the entire 2019, love you now, thank you very muchhhh
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  1950. Love it! Angular <3 Firebase <3 Fireship <3
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  1951. Good refresh, thanks! Authentication and permissioning are really complex parts of any app. Firebase ecosystem facilitates a little the first approach but is really far from doing an enterprise-grade auth system. It would be really cool to have a video about more advanced features like how to handle user administration, how to set up roles and permissions securely, etc..
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  1952. I have like 40k users and firebase is still free lol. It obviously varies on what ur app does with it
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  1953. We know when you are back with a video, it will be on 🔥
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  1954. Thank you jeff, seriously you are one of the most favorite person in youtube for me. I learned a lot from you. :)
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  1955. Very awesome video, it really shows us, how much a website is capable of doing. I would love to see what you can do with the Web RTC.
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  1956. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS FIRESHIP
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  1957. Bringing the 💪🏻💪🏻s to 🔫 ! 🔥🔥🔥
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  1958. 05:41 The nocode pipedream will still be as irrelevant as they have been for decades as software is not just about code syntax. When stakeholders are unable to put ideas to paper, how to think algorithmically, or lack the experience to figure out why the process they've hobbled together does not scale they still need developers, or even better consultants.
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  1959. Prediction: the economy's pressure release valve is high inflation, while the market stays elevated (in dollar terms).
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  1960. Love how in depth these videos go, I had personally never heard of the object.entries destructuring trick before!
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  1961. It's a very useful tool but I'll reject it for the same reasons I reject Bootstrap and all the other similar frameworks; I just prefer using CSS. I love having granular control over my code. It also forces me to learn more about CSS, how rules are implemented and why they react the way they do. For me, the difference between using Tailwind vs vanilla CSS is the difference between being able to create a sword by learning how to blacksmith vs 3D printing one. To be clear here, I'm not saying that it takes less skill to use or that you aren't a good developer if you use it - there are people lightyears ahead of my skills with CSS that use frameworks. I'm just saying I have a preference for vanilla CSS and don't much like the obfuscation. This is also only a "CSS thing" for me. I don't feel the same way about programming languages and frameworks.
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  1962. 2:23 🤓☝ Akchually you can just type "inset: 0;" in regular css too
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  1963. First ❤️
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  1964. How much caffeine did you take to get this out so quickly?
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  1965. Jeez! That was overwhelming to be honest
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  1966. Crazy 😍
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  1967. Wow! Pure magic. Simple and fast explanation, good job!
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  1968. Claim your here under an hour ticket here
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  1969. I’m geeked Jeff. I’ve been on the edge with starting my channel. I’m going to give it a go. Love Fireship already!
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  1970. LOVED the refenrece of The Bachlorette in the case of pure functions and global variables, keep up the good work such value to the youtube Javascript community, Thank you.
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  1971. +1 for the 'meow' at 10:00
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  1972. Uploaded 1mn ago, right in the midst of a Docker struggle, thanks Fireship (awesome content)
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  1973. Are you serious this is the simplest and most succinct explanation EVER!
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  1974. print('welcome python to angularfirebase')
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  1975. You've pretty much covered the basics of rxjs. For newcomers to rx some more details regarding why only the first subscription emits when using share() and why not the second sub also, would have been welcomed I guess :) I would personally love to see this very same approach but for rxdart. Maybe have this series go toe by toe with a dart version. You could also create some rx videos that go in depth on related operators (eg: switchMap, mergeMap, concatMap and exhaustMap) with similarities and differences between them. This might save a lot of people from misusing switchMap since it can cause some really bad side effects if not properly used. I think an advanced video on hot observables would be cool to see, especially for dart where things are different from js, especially when it comes to hot vs cold stream.
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  1976. Very interesting and informative video. You sir, make it seem like if it is a piece of cake. Kudos!
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  1977. Mehn, watching from the beginning.. I am thinking "this is way over my head"... Maybe one dah
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  1978. amazing video simplified explanation i always learn new concepts from your videos thank you!
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  1979. Amazing content as always!!
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  1980. First
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  1981. Thanks again for the video Jeff. Last year, I was using a library called HtmlAgilityPack to achieve some of this with C#. You've made it quite simpler. YOU DESERVE THE FIRST FLYING CAR MAN👍🏾
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  1982. It's like you read my mind with this tutorial. Was just searching youtube for this exact thing as the app I'm trying to build needs a map implementation via Angular and Firebase.
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  1983. Beautiful. Thank you for that one. Quite informative stuff, explained perfectly. Would love to see a vid on JS code optimization basics (how to deal with time out when looking for a value in a huge array , or just general info on how to work with such arrays). Thanks!
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  1984. I have never learned more CSS from any video before. This was amazing! Thanks :)
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  1985. Even if Firestore had such capability, I'd never do it, it'd be so so expensive!
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  1986. I just love you fireship.😘
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  1987. Nothing is obsolete.. You appreciate firebase because you learnt through experience how hard it is to manage your own backend.. If you hadn't had this journey it would like giving a diamond to a monkey which doesn't appreciate it's worth. Also since you have had this journey of managing your own backend and know the pain points, you can always move out of firebase if you feel it's expensive and build you own freaking awesome backend... Knowledge never goes to waste my friend.. It behaves just like first law of thermodynamics :) Cheers mate ;)
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  1988. what a great news! scaling images is awesome !
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  1989. Nice and early thanks to staring at my screen the majority of my life
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  1990. I set this up for some of my static sites yesterday. Deploys to separate buckets for each site. Was super simple and fun! Awesome video by the way!
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  1991. You're a fire 🔥 base ⚾ God 😮 🙏
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  1992. Lerna and yarn workspaces are awesome too but the UI, especially the dependency graph, of Nx is outstanding 🦄🚀
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  1993. First
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  1994. Split screen coding and app demo??? The bar can't get much higher, Jeff!
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  1995. 216 people already know about the tools...
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  1996. You listened to me! Thanks!
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  1997. best channel ever
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  1998. Just to prove i'm a real man!
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  1999. I personally prefer Svelte over React, I feel Svelte is easier for beginners and solves some of the challenges that React still have. Also seeing that React being supported by FB, is turning some developers to other frameworks but great video and content!, great summary on React and it's impact.
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  2000. your videos are so fkng useful, thank you 😂
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  2001. Another awesome video!
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  2002. Firdt
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  2003. There are some 152 people who always watch these tutorials before me. I am going to be the first person to watch and like your next tutorial.
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  2004. I really like your videos! Keep it up
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  2005. i wish the countdown ends with promise.resolve()
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  2006. looking forward to it! :)
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  2007. I just can't live without the responsive grid layout using CSS Grids: 1. Make the parent display grid as shown in the video 3:50 2. Identify the value you want as maximum (--max-col-width) and minimum (--min-col-width) for your single column width 3. Then specify the column template as [ grid-template-columns: repeat( auto-fill, minmax(---min-col-width, --max-col-width)); ] Note: try also changing the auto-fill to auto-fit so as to meet your specific design.
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  2008. First 🥇
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  2009. YASSSSSS!!!!! THE BEST!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
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  2010. A truly masterpiece
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  2011. I'm as happy now while watching your videos as the first time ever!
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  2012. Am I first?
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  2013. I'm prooooooobably going to pickup Angular, or just build along using Svelte to get my Svelte skills up a bit higher. Looking forward to all your new content, keep inspiring us with the great content.
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  2014. 2:59 Why did you have to make me remember Bob? I was getting over it, but you have reopened a scar I though was healing.
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  2015. 100% about the health. I'd be even more specific though and say "invest in your setup". You will not be able to think the same at a kitchen table vs a real desk with an external monitor. You also need to watch your posture. After years of incorrect sitting positions, I now have a chronic neck pain and trust me, you don't want that. And lastly, protect your eyes
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  2016. I've taken a year off work to create an app. And you sir have been a huge help. Some of your content has been EXACTLY what I've been looking for. Including this.
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  2017. A coffe for the great content of the channel
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  2018. Has anyone here seen the app Reflectly? If so, I would be very curious to hear how they made their large card swiping navigation system using Flutter.
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  2019. Really awesome.. loved it ✌
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  2020. This channel is fantastic, I've been using JavaScript for years but still learn something new every video. Thanks so much!
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  2021. Can't wait for your grid explanation. It would not hurt my feelings if you took 10 minutes rather that 100 seconds. Everyone else takes hours to explain grid.
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  2022.  @Fireship  you can use normal string of svg to apply/merge image with sharp. Which supports color, fonts and much more. Its really fancy!
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  2023. Thanks for making your videos! You have a great channel
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  2024. These were crazy ideas
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  2025. I personally disagree with the statement that ideas are cheap. Ideas are the foundation of your execution. You can't execute something without an idea. And the way in which you envision an execution is also an idea (which then get tested and, where necessary, modified during the actual implementation). The two concepts are very intertwined. It is true that an idea (even if it is a good one) has little substance when there is no execution but by the same token execution can't exist without an idea. Unique ideas that stand out are however rare (in the same way that an execution that stands out is rare). Perhaps that is what you mean with the phrase "ideas are cheap" but I find phrasing it this way is unfair as this devalues the concept of an idea to something trivial when it anything but as ideas form the basis of any execution. "Practical" people in my experience often peddle this notion in order to elevate themselves unjustly over "idea" people (like writers, academics, designers etc...). Not that I'm saying you are one of those people, I'm just giving a general example. While it is clear to me that ideas and execution are a tandem. One can't function without the other, as is the case with many perceived (but nonetheless false) dichotomies.
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  2026. Short clear description of Nginx!
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  2027. I am extremely impressed with the work you, this video really solve a huge problem of understanding aws faster
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  2028. chat dapper
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  2029. First comment!! (Heart plzz)
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  2030. That was you!!! I was helping you test that! It was fun spamming
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  2031. This is so helpful! Thanks :) . Can you also combine Apollo GraphQL with this dynamic duo??
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  2032. This is so awesome. I never fully understood the css transition group before this video.
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  2033. This is useful for Angular and Vue guys... You are basically doing the same shit, just nuances differ
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  2034. It has been amazing to watch Jeff's channel grow, I joined as a lifetime Pro April 21, 2018 and have never regretted it! My two goals by end of 2019 are to have 1K subscribers on YT and become a GDE 🐱.
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  2035. Congrats! You are the best Angular youtube channel!
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  2036. Congrats on 100K Jeff!!!
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  2037. Nice tutorial for communicating among components! :) It gave me new ideas for implementing sessions, thumbs up!
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  2038. LMAO first 20s ago..!! Never been this early to your video. Always love them. Keep it up.👏👏👏
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  2039. Amazing videos man! Keep producing awesome content from the heart, everybody loves it!
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  2040. I like the pace of your videos: not fast, not slow. Thanks!
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  2041. Great work! As ussual
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  2042. This is awesome. Thank you for your hard work :) Also, a little selfish request, but can you do a similar video on PWAs ? Or maybe on AngularDart?
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  2043. We’ve all been there, bear in mind language itself doesn’t really matter, it’s programming logic that you really need to understand and that can take a while. The best way is to write as much code as possible, calendar, calculator, simple game, anything - just keep writing. A video can only teach you so much. When you’re writing you will hit problems and it’s how you use code to solve those problems that contains the logic you need to become a dev. Don’t feel overwhelmed by everything out there, the language and syntax can change, but the logic remains the same. Variables, loops. functions etc is available to you in every language. Good luck - and 29 is quite an early age to get into programming - I started in my mid 30’s and now run a dev team.
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  2044. EVERYONE READ THIS. @fireship i have a honest question...need honest answer. how old are you and how or where did you learn all this information. please. i m new to web dev. n in 5 months i am overwhelmed and stressed and depressed. i am 29 and this is the first time I have seen touched code in life. I am understanding it. Hell I can even write code by myself in js.....but above that apart from pure js....i am having hard time going upwards...... I am serious. Share your experiences...your thoughts... And the first moment when "it clicked in your head that you got the code" from pure beginner to the point u r at today..... Please.
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  2045. Deno FTW!
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  2046. First, again, again!
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  2047. It's a shame libraries aren't written with typescript by default these days. Bolted on and undocumented type definitions are the reasons for my frustrations when trying to adopt TS.
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  2048. I love how he keeps saying sequel, S.Q.L or structured query language to try not trigger anyone, keep it up man :^)
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  2049. *kings of leon voice*: "Yeeaaaah! Your ship is on FIRE!"
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  2050. Jeff with the slam dunk video! This is literally Exactly what I needed to implement the next set of features in my Vue app 😊
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  2051. Let's get fireship to the moon 🚀
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  2052. How to survive js? Use other language It's a good video though
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  2053. Dude! You really make the best videos! This is awesome !
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  2054. Great Video on JavaScript!
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  2055. 254 figgin` PRs at the moment! :D good luck man! :D (since this is getting out of hand and will take some time you can freely forget my PR, i like your videos more than stickers, whos with me?)
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  2056.  @Fireship  impatiently waiting for the course
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  2057. Gold 🥇
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  2058. Thanks again man 🤜🏾🤛🏾
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  2059. I guess TWA = pwAPK for me. Thanks Jeff for keeping us up-to-date. With Jeff #AlwaysLearnSomethingNew
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  2060. lol that brag part 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  2061. Thanks from New Zealand
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  2062. Love your work!! ♥️
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  2063. Always releasing quality videos Fireship! I get excited everytime you are in my sub box.
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  2064. I just want more videos more often
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  2065. Awesome content 💯
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  2066. I would love to see a video sometime about working with Flutter DevTools and maybe tweaking/improving/testing/debugging an app, perhaps something tied to Firestore hint hint nudge nudge 😎
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  2067. This is pretty damn good man. Straight forward and onpoint. Love to see more videos like this. Cheers!
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  2068. Thx for the great videos as always! Hope to get more videos on RxDart + RxCommand + GetIt + Firebase (simple tut or some example app using these packages will be awesome!), this set of packages is the best state management techniques in Flutter based on what I've read and understand, if I'm wrong please tell me, I'm pretty new to all of these, so I would like to learn more! btw, really thanks to Frank Pepermans, Brian Egan and Thomas Burkhart , these Flutter/Dart packages really makes me exited and joyful to build app in Flutter!
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  2069. your videos and site really helped me out! will be sharing thx you
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  2070. Can do a series on kubernetes?
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  2071. When is the 500k video coming up ;) I expect free stickers again as I didn't get them the last time ( I was late )
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  2072. I feel like speed god when i click on the notification before even my screen can render the pixel imao
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  2073. I'm in love with you videos
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  2074. Do you think you could do a 100 seconds about ffmepg for my birthday in 3 days? :) I would like to see more about ffmpeg from you in a 100-second style video.
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  2075. Could make a full-course for this, just for intermediate react developers? You are so fast.
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  2076. Great content.... First
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  2077. Nice video dude, keep up the good work! anyway you could make a video about SEO with angular like Angular Universal or a video about connecting different pieces of data within an application? for example, a user with his id and then other parts of the application tagged with his id can search up his information?
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  2078. I am proud and happy that you mentioned Bangladesh, but the pointer was on India. Bangladesh is the lower area between the West and East of India.
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  2079. Truly some of your best work bro. Keeping it realaf. 😍🙌
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  2080. Swift in 100 seconds?
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  2081. I'm really loving your "Code This, Not That" series! You could have added generators because it's very similar to iterators ;)
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  2082. Finally
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  2083. You mentioned monorepo just btw, but imho it deserves separate video(s) by itself. How to setup, maintain & automate in such monorepo would be GOLDEN! Do you use some tool, e.g. Nx for it? Love the MVP course idea btw.
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  2084. Don't be fooled by other channels... Fireship as a channel has become easily one of the most unbiased, on-the-point and versatile channels when it comes to web technologies. I wish I had this kind of information curated at regular intervals for me ten years ago.
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  2085. What about a Grid vs Flex video
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  2086. 👍Your videos are not just rad, they are fast paced, to the point, packed with right balance of explanation and code, no nonsense... testimony of your smartness. Thank you, I just made my custom component with Angular elements. Take a bow Fireship! Keep the good work going.
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  2087. We need beyond 100s for this topic 🔥
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  2088. Do Recursion in 100sec
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  2089. The way web dev was introduced is a psyop with a pyramid like structure. Only the top 1% get jobs. Yet they hype it up like it's for everyone. Just the reality of it all. Is still awesome content :) But most should do it as a hobby. The idea that there's jobs aplenty is a facade
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  2090. You guys are reading my mind! I just starred replacing regular forEach loop with reduce wherever I can
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  2091. reduce the sound of background music
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  2092. Congratulations! Hope you'll achieve 1M soon :)
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  2093. Super excited for this one! Felt the video was focussed on CI side of things, and barely touched CD. Looking forward to the full tutorial. Thanks.
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  2094. Thanks so much for the video
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  2095. Splendid! Wanted too have a look at Type ORM for quite some time now, can't wait to see more videos on this topic!
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  2096. You're great at what you do, wish I can aquireall the skills
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  2097. First
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  2098. Damn, you're awesome. Your channel has great value and is well worth the time. Thanks!
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  2099. 100 seconds on unity please
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  2100. 1st
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  2101. Hey Dude, I'm from Mexico, I've learned a lot with your videos! and always I can, I shared your videos with my fellas!!! Thanks!
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  2102. WELCOME BACK :D Love you man <3
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  2103. My life is simple. I see a new Fireship video, I click. Awesome content bro!
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  2104.  @Fireship  I basically convert all my apps to PWA! I'm all for the push. With the right apps really taking interest it's only a matter of time
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  2105. First to comment at last 😁😁
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  2106. First
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  2107. Keeps blowing my mind man. Life-saving tutorials
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  2108. Thanks a lot, I'd love to see a full tutorial and some in-depth tests of that approach! Using WebRTC data channel sounds like a nice way to sync data, so this actually sounds like a great tool. My experience has been that deploying it can be a nightmare, so I'd really like some insight into that as well. Where is the signalling server used to establish the WebRTC connections? Many questions but Sounds interesting
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  2109. U got me hyped buddy ❤️❤️ Let's do this 🔥🔥 Keep up the good work❤️
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  2110. You just blew my mind. I've never heard of Bigint before 🤯
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  2111. 1 million soon
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  2112. I'm a huge flutter fun and I can't wait for Linux and Windows desktop support
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  2113. Don't know JS much, but still this is quite fascinating. Any plans for a beginner's course?
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  2114. Bro your explanations are awesome...love from india
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  2115. Didn't expect to be this fast to your Next video.
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  2116. Nice video bro u saving lifes❤🤘
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  2117. Dude you always blow my mind. You have taught me so much recently.
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  2118. Heart this
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  2119. First
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  2120. Man... You are my hero ❤️
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  2121. 46, 54, 58, 64, 66, 70, 78, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 89, 91, 93 are very useful thanks! a useful tip you didn't mention always paginate to reduce costs even further especially for countries in Africa where dollar it's pretty high.
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  2123. Great content..was just watching with the motion graphics guy at my agency..He crazily loves this video
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  2124. I think we can call it a year already. fireship.io is the most beautiful website I've seen. We don't need Iron Man suits or superpowers, this is fire enough already. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  2125. Super excited for the future of this channel! Congrats on fireship, it’s pretty lit
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  2126. I'm completely mind blown, Jeff! Very cool, man!
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  2127. Fascinating! I'd love to see a more real-life practical application use with this technology, maybe basic predictive responses in the upcoming chat lesson!
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  2128. the video is cool but augment the volume of 'pops treys',
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  2129. `pops treys` hahahahaha love it!
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  2130. Holy shitballs! Nice one Jeff!
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  2131. first, jejje, time to learn, thank jeff
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  2132. What you mean Flash and Actionscript didn’t make the hit list?? 😉
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  2133. When I subscribed to your channel you had about 80K subs.. just saw you surpassed 800K. Keep up the good work.
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  2134. Wow that was gorgeous <3
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  2135. You are a blessing. Subscribed.
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  2136. Man this guy read my mind and created a whole video lol great video man thank you!
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  2137. Thanks so much for this video
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  2138. Yo.. u rock
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  2139. awsome, very usefull.
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  2140. Hi! Can i get a heart? Pretty please
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  2141. Awesome video! Can't wait for fireship.io stickers too
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  2142. 180k to go!!! Before 1mil!!
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  2143. Dear Fireship, Do I get a heart?
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  2144. Y
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  2145. These bite-sized tutorials are really ispirational for someone like me who's trying to learn full-stack dev in his free time, I love them! You totally earned a subscribe!
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  2146. To the point yet so thorough. Please do more of this content, you earned a subscriber!
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  2147. demo could of used more poop emojis
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  2148. For real.. How do you do that? Im learning React and googling antipatterns just when you post this. How?
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  2149. Great content thanks
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  2150. First
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  2151. You are my favorite 😍 content creator!!!
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  2152. Yessssss. Jeff this is GOLD!
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  2153. Awesome video and I loved that you used Usain bolt in your example has a Jamaican I felt great keep up the good work awesome video
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  2154. I have a job thanks to you :)
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  2155. 𝙸 ❤ 𝚃𝚢𝚙𝚎𝚂𝚌𝚛𝚒𝚙𝚝
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  2156. Helpflul as always! Thanks Jeff for your content. Typescript is life, typescript is love! :)
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  2157. super hot fire never gets old!! looooool
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  2158. really great quote there at 0:25 🤪
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  2159. Liked before I watched it.... And when I did watch it, I wanted to love it but YouTube hasn't got any love button.... 😍
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  2160. ❤️
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  2161. Damn man. That was awesome. Thanks, Man.
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  2163. I am speed
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  2164. Gold Jeff, GOLD!
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  2165. Do a similar video with tech freelancing in mind. Not everyone wants to work for a company as a full time employee. Some wouldnt mind remote contract work as well
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  2166. I don't know a single way before this
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  2167. Who won react native or flutter ??? Anyways it was fun !!!
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  2168. Just started getting into Flutter and then you upload 🤩
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  2169. Thanks for the most amazing contents 🙏
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  2170. Thanks Jeff! Really interesting. I'm not sure what I would gain by using it though. My current project has multi-apps Angular (/projects folder) + Firebase (functions/ folder) + Types and models (shared/ folder). I'm sharing code between the Firebase cloud functions (Express) and the Angular apps without any issue. Why should I use NX ? Is it only useful if I want to add some React, Vue, Svelte apps too ?
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  2171. Really nice 👍. I use mono repo as well as multi repo, but I wasn’t aware of this tool. Thanks for sharing 🤓
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  2172. I saw that account this afternoon! I didn't realize it was a bot until I browsed its profile. Some of its tweet sound like something out of some tech guy, ironically
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  2173. You are right, in the end I almost convert all your tutorials to my own react implementations so in the end for me it doesnt matter what Framework/library someone uses but what is important is how it is abstracted and you always provide high quality work so keep it up:)
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  2174. Wow! bundle phobia is real! 😂😂Good to know the tool behind your thumbnails :P
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  2175. accurate targeting of the hair product😉
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  2176. Amazjng
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  2178. Your videos are surely very interesting. Thank you, Fireship !!
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  2179. thank you so much, SVG is awesome.
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  2180. You are very talented teacher. Thanks for another great video.
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  2181. Jeff is in #BeastMode ! #BeastJeff
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  2182. WAS JUST WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS man...🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  2183. Would be nice to see a video on tracing, identifying, and fixing a memory leak on a sample angular application.
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  2184. If you have id on element then no need to use $ you can simply access dom node using id. if I have <div id="demo"></demo> then window.demo points to demo DOM element
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  2185. Glad to see brave up in the clickbait 😂😁
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  2186. This is the only video i have found helpful. it's been a week and i have been struggling with react hooks. I am used to writing classes. Hooks feel very intimidating to me but after watching this video, i feel confident in using hooks instead of writing classes. Thank you for such an easy explanation
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  2187. How'd you know exactly what I was studying today?
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  2188. One Suggestion: "No Suggestions"
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  2189. I had so many pronounciation wrong... 🤐
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  2190. 8:03 LOL!!! :D
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  2191. Fireship: WebAssambly *me learning WebAssambly Overnight,(it's the same thing that I did for learning js) me: A shit here we go again
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  2192. "Super modern Website" !! lmao!
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  2193. Maybe JS Generator Functions next?
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  2194. Looking forward to the vid but kinda annoying when people set stuff on premiere like this, comes off as pretentious, especially when it's 100 seconds and not a feature length film or something.
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  2196. I think my favourite CSS pro tip would be to learn how to use Emmet snippets while writing CSS, a really strong tool for your dev toolbox 💪 And with that out of the way, can we get some Emmet content for this channel? Maybe 100 seconds (and beyond)?
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  2197. I know about half a dozen languages at a professional level, and CSS is so deep that it was the language I was at an amateur level at for the longest, deep rather than difficult. I love CSS and have no issues with it (especially when using it as SCSS so I can nest selectors and tools such as loops). There are so many combinations and someone finds something new every day so there's a lot of time spent looking at other people's work (usually on Codepen) to see what they've done. It takes a year of frequent practicing to legitimately become a professional, you can learn the basics in a weekend, but it takes so many projects to cover everything (a problem with CSS is that to learn you need to do more substantial project so everything works together, while with other languages you only need to write a small function to cover a new concept) Out of my mental catalogue of code snippets for all of the languages I know CSS is by far the biggest but I wouldn't change that because art is deep. Also CSS is a programming language (not turing complete though), HTML is not a programming language (at all). You can use selectors as logic gates to create, aptly named, combinational logic which can be used to compute values based on inputs (like you can create CSS only tic-tac-toe and hangman with win/lose condidions, which requires some computation) My tip would be: Learn to use em and rem for basically everything that px used to do (it's ok to use px for anything that doesn't have a layout impact like 1px border rather than a 0.0625rem border). Your layout is then based on font size which both pairs layout size with the stuff people care about but also you are able to scale the site with ease by just changing the root font size and makes website design fit whatever the layout is - if the font is set to a size that the user can read then the layout looks the same which works really well with retina displays (you don't have to touch scaling because the browser already scales the text and your layout rides on it). Also it's a really nice unit length which is far easier to plan with than pixels and gives the layout a more uniform layout as everything is a factor or multiple of the same base. How it works is em is based on the current font size so by default 1em is 16px, but if the font is made to be 2em in the parent then 1em in the child is 32px which is proportional to text. rem on the other hand is based on the root font size and in the same situation 1rem is always 16px no matter what the font-size of the child is. Use em unless you know you want rem. Also inside calc() you need spaces around the operator, it's really dumb and I don't like it. It should know calc(100vw-4rem) is what it says.
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  2198. Subtle Tailwind shade 🥺I get it though. I would say don't reach for the frameworks until you know pretty much understand all the content in this video very well. Then those frameworks can save you a ton of time and you truly understand the magic going on under the hood. 🙌😀
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  2199. "The Clamps! The Clamps!" ~Clamps - futurama my new favorite feature. had to pause video to write this one down
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  2200. My favorite trick is, if you want to make text bold on hover but not want it to change in size (since that could move other stuff around and doesnt look that good) you can use this instead of font-weight: bold text-shadow: -0.06ex 0 #3f3f3f, 0.06ex 0 #3f3f3f; replace the color with your text color and done
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  2201. omg omg omg, I love this, thank you so much!!
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  2202. I am an Android Developer and I use your channel as a reference for Firebase. I don't even watch youtube videos for programming, I mostly stick to docs and references but your videos are so hands on and informative that missing these would be a huge mistake haha. I will always look forward to your videos. Regards!
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  2203. I'm excited with these Graph videos! Do you know about Dolt, the "git database" from DoltHub? Would turn into a really awesome 100 seconds video!
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  2204. Gold ?
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  2205. Alright own up, who disliked it.
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  2206. You deserve 1M!!! Anyways congratulations and waiting for that angular firebase app. Thanks for everything
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  2207. Congrats for 200k!
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  2208. ;)
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  2209. Me
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  2211. Hey man, love your videos. They are clear, cover hot topics and short enough to try everything right after watching them. Keep creating, you are great!
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  2212. Right about time. To sell sell sell like never before
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  2213. Last month i created a MongoDB container (without password) in a compute engine instance, and allowed access to the internet, it was just to test some personal project i had done in a local VM. Less than 24 hours later someone deleted the 2 documents it had and was asking for bitcoins 😂😂
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  2214. I just burned $300 on AWS because I forgot to shutdown a "Transfer Family" server that was running to let me upload stuff to a S3 bucket via SFTP. It costs $0.30 per hour running! Expensive AF!!
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  2215. Notification squad ;)
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  2216. Very helpful as always. I'm trying out the emulators ASAP!!
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  2217. Really nice video. I really love it!
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  2218. Oof
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  2219. Not even 2 minutes with your video/channel and you earned a new subscriber. 😉
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  2220. you're one of the reasons my main focus switched from php & mysql to angular & firestore .. after 10 years of coding. thanks for that!
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  2221. first and excited for this :P
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  2222. Alec Baldwin ...bold choice.
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  2224. Furst?
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  2225. Great Video
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  2226. first
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  2227. while (true){ jokes.Await(about => about == "Flex"); }
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  2228. Bruhhhhh🔥🔥🔥🔥... This is one of best really.. Nice way to represent.
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  2229. What a bunch of bullsheet
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  2231. 1:56 hahahahahahahaha clear requirements? in what world are you living?
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  2232. Love the Morty intro. I thought it was a tutorial video on how to make a Plumbus. 😂
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  2233. Hey, how long have you been a developer?
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  2234. Can I have a heart?
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  2235. Just coming back to push the like button 🔥💯Thank u for all of these contents
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  2236. Nice
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  2237. Thanks!
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  2238. Cool but react is garbage so svelte from now on 😘
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  2239. Great job, man!! More React content would be very welcomed. By the way, which plugin do you use to format your code? I have beautify installed, but apparently It doesn't like formatting React components.
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  2240. React has such a hyped fan base out there, but weirdly enough, not a single React GDE cough I believe I found myself the niche I was looking for!
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  2241. That's awesome you're a GDE! It's great to see you get recognized for all that you do here :)
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  2242. Imposter syndrome?....lol Jeff c'mon you're the best, most of what I've learnt is from you :)
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  2243. Congrats man u really helped a lot. Thank you for all your videos , I was a total noob when I started watching videos on your channel and now I am able to understand many concepts easily thanks to you :D
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  2244. Well done! Congratulations! Geluk! You deserve it, Fantastic tips and fantasic videos. I had that same mindset around Flutter for being the best consultant and instructor out there on it. Hopefully we get some google meetups here in South Africa. I'm moving back to a more tech rich area so I'll be sure to go network with as many googlers as I can. Thank you again for all your great tutorials.
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  2247. Great video
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  2248. Please do Web assembly in 100 seconds!
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  2249. Another instructive video. Throttle and debounce could be a pretty cool 100-second video.
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  2250. Dropping a like before watching the video, thanks!
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  2251. First
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  2252. Liked before I even watched... I needed this
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  2253. Loved your work
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  2254. Great video as always! I was wondering if you would consider doing a video for young developers and things that we should look out for or focus on or maybe tell your story on how you became a developer? Just a thought ! keep up the great videos!
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  2255. Flattered to see Flutter Launcher Icons featured here. Thanks Fireship!
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  2256. Feels like Jeff has gif for every situation. Even for my comment
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  2257. 0:45 into the video...thank you 😭😭😭
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  2258. i love this video, and the shirt <3. btw u sound like the guy from zombieland giving zombie tips
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  2259. Great video! you are worthy of my like
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  2260. Lots of love and thumbs up Thanks Jeff
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  2262. I was just about to start learning Node with Express 😭😪 So should I start learning Node.js for backend development in 2020?
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  2263. Love the content and the animation. Nice job!
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  2264. And by the end of the video I've completed my whole project and deployed to prod. Edutainment?? no... Produtainment.
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  2265. first?
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  2266. Three Words ... YOU ARE KING!
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  2267. Damn... You never let your viewers down Best channel ever came across Thank you so much for existing! 🙇
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  2269. You're a real funny guy ;)
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  2270. Whats your plan for celebrating 1 million subs?
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  2271. Great video Jeff, really wanted to see this.
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  2272. You want your scripts to load after the HTML, as to not slow down the page load times. That's why you'd stick it in the footer (as HTML is read top to bottom). However in his example, he put the script tags in the Header, and used the 'defer' keyword. This means that these scripts will only be loaded after the HTML has finished. Personally, I prefer this method, as it looks cleaner and easier to read.
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  2273. Very useful and amazingly explained thanks a lot!!! #YourNo1Fan
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  2274. In the past I have done this type of animation by tying into the _controller position directly. No animation needed, it's all handled by the position. Ends up looking very compelling. Also, get your filthy JavaScript semantics out of my Dart. ;) Loved the video!
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  2275. LOL , best chanel ever I've learned a lot of this channel
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  2276. perfectly explained! Thank you so much!
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  2277. Stream of knowledge!!! Offfff !!! Cool Man. Thanks
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  2278. Great video, I was waiting for it since your last video, I'm intrigued with flutter and this video gave me the bare minimum to kickstart a flutter app
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  2279. Awesome as usual! Thx Jeff
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  2280. At the end of the video i was waiting for the announcement of CobolFire 🔥
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  2281. finished on 23 to honor Michael Jordan ? Thoughtful xD JK, keep up the good work bud u r killing it <3 <3
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  2283. Question, why wouldn't you just make a really good PWA? You have WASM for performance, responsive design libraries, IndexedDB, LocalStorage, Cache for storage, offline support (Network first or Cache first), you have installation with manifest, and if you can't install it, you can still bookmark it and it just works
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  2284. Awesome video!! Could this also be used with lazy loaded routes?
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  2285. Omg, thats amazing... incredible how you can work for years in the code writing industry and learn something every day
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  2286. I didn't even know you could query for objects with certain fields, that's awesome! Thanks Jeff!
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  2288. This video is so scary that it makes me want to find jobs that are not about web development even though I will graduate for my computer science degree next year. I don't want to be the one who makes bugs in the code and lose millions or billions of dollars for my company. I would feel guilty for the rest of my life. YIKES
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  2289. Niceeeee
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  2290. Wow, u made my day again @fireship
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  2291. Thanks!
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  2292. Imagine commenting great vid! Before watching the vid ...
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  2293. Good tutorial. But make sure you don't ZOOM Excessively. Just keep things readable (nicely). And I think you can make longer videos. Just don't hurry. Because if you hurry, no one can learn anything properly. By the way, I loved the way you teach, except for those two things. So, I liked and subscribed. Thanks!
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  2294. Damn, I'm here early! Great video, Jeff! You da MAN!
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  2295. BLoC/flutter_bloc is the way to go for local state and Redux/RxDart way, for global state. The rest is just for basic state management when you don't expect your app to grow. I didn't know about the flutter hooks package, but looks really interesting.
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  2296. Ha! State management ..... Hard to learn but this video helped!
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  2297. I love ❤️ you thanks Jeff
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  2298. Great video as usual! Thanks!!
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  2299. very good
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  2300. He’s alive!!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌
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  2301. Bro you are awesome 🔥
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  2303. ty for the mention bud!
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  2304. From one fellow Phoenician to another, keep up the good work man! 👍
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  2305. Small correction: The part about GCP compute instances describes the service account assigned to the compute instance as being for other services connecting to it. It's actually the opposite. The service account allows it to connect to other GCP services provided it has the needed permissions configured via IAM.
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  2306. Awesome video, as always! Curiously, I've just given a small conference about exactly that at my job. Next time I'll just show Jeff's Video!
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  2307. I predict the next video will be a SSR Nuxt.js app on firebase with Cloud Run & Firebase
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  2308. I just rewatched this video yesterday due to curiosity and you wouldn't believe it but TODAY I was in a call with someone when their terminal sent them to vi and had no idea how to get out. I felt SO useful when I was able to help them navigate and save files :) How lucky of me
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  2309. That's my favourite setup from decades.❤️ For vim and fireship.
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  2310. Love you! Thank you, I was waiting for it.
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  2311. Most Awaited Video is Here.
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  2312. Long live Fireship !
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  2314. In love with this channel, Thanks you so much for providing so much amazing content with every video. Keep doing the good workk :)
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  2315. I will not lie....Been checking my inbox everyday to see if you dropped any video..... Thanks, this one is super helpful. What does "declare var someVariableName" do in angular?
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  2316. I was going to purchase a pro membership but unfortunately I'm a student and I don't have 25 bucks monthly :( your videos are awesome!
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  2317. First Based
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  2318. Yaayyy! I’m super interested in Supabase! Glad I have a lifetime account.
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  2319. 7sec ago? haha
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  2320. Proggressive Web Apps video please.
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  2321. Love that it’s a Svelte tutorial. ❤️
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  2322. Post more on the other personal Chanel 🙏
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  2323. Thanks!
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  2324. Love your videos! Keep up the good work! 🔥👍
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  2325. Thanks for the the video. I have learned what FOMO means and also discovered I have no friends. 🤣
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  2326. First?
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  2327. No views also has comments
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  2328. Wow you really made a hasura video. Happy to see the most exciting product on your channel after asking for it 6 videos ago :)
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  2329. Jeff! You are awesome :)
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  2330. ligma
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  2331. use `vue create -b ...` to create a project without the boilerplate
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  2332. Is noone gonna appreciate the cheeky promise in the title? 😂
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  2333. Finally understand how var and let work
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  2334. beautiful explanation
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  2335. holy crap this is a good one hahah you are the best Firebase resource on the web dude, and the flutter stuff is also the best out there
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  2337. Got my sticker yesterday, very happy!
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  2338. How do you always know what I need😃?! I was wandering around entire internet for way of preventing some security issues in one of my project. CORS is of course one of 'em. Thanks Fireship❤ & of course huge thanks to Bartosz🙏 for explaining the whole process so easily...
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  2339. Can you please make a video on webgl?
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  2340. First comment 🤩. 100 second videos are very useful ✌️
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  2341. Hey men your videos are great your first element video got me a promotion at my job. Love your content. Please jeep doing it 🤝🤝😁
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  2342. It's a bunch of Google Cloud services linked together in a very nice way. So you could write your app fully serverless. List of services for development is: Functions (backend), Real-time Database, Hosting, File Storage, Authentication and more. Updates in DB triggers Functions and update your UI automatically, Upload of file to File Storage triggers other Functions, etc.
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  2343. 3:00 morning voice? :)
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  2344. thanks jeff, is a great topic to share
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  2345.  @Fireship  If I could subscribe again I would, Promises have been a headache for me.
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  2346. Your designs and branding are world class ❤️
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  2347. Congratulations Fireship. So glad to be the part of it. #LoveYou
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  2348. Yaaaas! I’ve been a PRO member for about a year now, I’ll be waiting for that email. This is very nice of you, thank you sir!!!
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  2349. Congrats Jeff! I can't express how helpful your content has been for me in my professional career.
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  2350. I'm working on my graduation project for college , your channel is really inspiring and helpful , I've also been assisted through my summer internship with your content , the issue im facing is your fast paced videos which are intended for intermediate and advanced developers but I sill manage to achieve a 10 min video in 3 hours. I expected you to make some long videos or maybe livecoding sessions. Anyway Keep up with such good content . I miss crying babies in background ❤️💗
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  2351. Learned helplessness is behavior exhibited by a subject after enduring repeated aversive stimuli beyond their control. It was initially thought to be caused from the subject's acceptance of their powerlessness: discontinuing attempts to escape or avoid the aversive stimulus, even when such alternatives are unambiguously presented. Upon exhibiting such behavior, the subject was said to have acquired learned helplessness.[1][2] Over the past few decades, neuroscience has provided insight into learned helplessness and shown that the original theory actually had it backwards: the brain's default state is to assume that control is not present, and the presence of "helpfulness" is what is actually learned.[3] In humans, learned helplessness is related to the concept of self-efficacy; the individual's belief in their innate ability to achieve goals. Learned helplessness theory is the view that clinical depression and related mental illnesses may result from such real or perceived absence of control over the outcome of a situation.[4]
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  2352. Just when I decided to use actions . Thank you so much 😊
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  2353. Pretty cool we can now have that kind of feature in typescript/nodeJs when it’s been available for at least 10 years in java :-p In any case, a big thanks to Jef for this awesome video!
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  2354. big oof at the outdatedness. Create-React-App templates do not autogenerate SW anymore as of version 4, instead there are "cra-template-pwa" and "cra-template-pwa-typescript", whereas "cra-template" is the default one.
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  2356. YEAAAH SVELTE ROCKS
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  2357. How come it seems like right now all anyone thinks about is being a software engineer at Tesla, Snap, FB, Twitter, MS, or any other SIlicon Valley company. There are software engineers and developers needed in every city. Will it be a government contractor? Could be. Will it be something that isn't as glorified or glorious as working at Google? Probably. But some of those jobs you find some really good friends and they still pay competitively well, and the product is still great, and they use up to date technologies.
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  2358. Your video representation, background music, and the way u explain is awesome man👏👍
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  2360. Elixir in 100 seconds?
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  2361. ;)
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  2363. Amazing video, thanks again!!! its nice to know all these things, right now I'm learning GraphQL, and I think its amaizing...
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  2364. I've not slowed down a video in a while. Welcome back!
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  2365. Great tutorial! And congratz on hitting 400k, totally deserved fan base 💯
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  2366. Very exciting to see codediodeio/sveltefire there is a lot of 🔥behind Svelte3 and I can't wait to see where you take it! Have fun in 🥝 land!
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  2367. Thank you so much for your effort cant wait a day watching your series.
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  2368. Jeff, you have honestly inspired me to take a deeper dive into Javascript and especially Firebase. PS: I can't wait for the Firebase UI components to be released
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  2369. Thank you Jeff. It's been an amazing year with you.
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  2371. Are you planning on adding a standalone price for this course? Similar to your nextjs course? :)
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  2372. Heart ?
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  2373. Gold! 🥇
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  2374. Have a like just because of Vue ♥
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  2375. Someone seems to be excited for Halloween
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  2377. Awesome!
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  2379. Lol I saw your comment on their video and now you have it ready. You are amazing!
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  2380. Can we get a 100sec for bootstrap?
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  2381. insane
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  2382. Finally Jeff got a sponsor..
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  2383. Huge congratulations on 1M subscribers! Love your content
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  2384. I'm a newer fan, discovered your channel earlier this month. It's awesome to hear your story, and I hope the best for your work and channel! Burn out sucks, but you'll make it
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  2386. This one is hard🔥❤️👍
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  2387. I love it, a pro tip, in Address Bar you can write code . command to launch VS CODE instead of launching a whole terminal :)
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  2388. If you are working with a file which has bunch of HTML Elements, you can wrap any html tag by selecting opening and closing tag by 'Emmet: wrap with abbreviation' command from command pallate, also you can use 'Emmet: Go to matching pair'. you can define keyboard shortcuts for them.. I did it, 'cmd + w w' and 'cmd + m m' respectively. also checkout balance inward and balance outward command, super useful. trailing spaces extension could be very helpful. if you are working with angular then 'angular2-switcher' extension would be very helpful to quickly open a file or open them side by side.
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  2389. 🔥
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  2390. nice man, i also setup two project, one for dev one for prod
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  2391. tbh, this must be the most complete firebase video from the best firebase content creator... Good Job!
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  2392. Prediction: this will be one of your most popular videos. Congrats!
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  2393. NEXT: 100 seconds of Fireship ...
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  2394. Fireship, stop being so amazing, please! I can only get so... smart at a time! ... No, stay shiny as you always do.
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  2395. for anyone trying to learn git PLEASE use a git client rather than using the command line using a client doesn't make you less of a programmer than people want you to believe in fact, using a client gives you a perfect view on your history, easy set of commands you usually run together, etc... git clients are used to make your life easier, so please dont ignore them because some jackass told you git should be ran from the command line that being said, once you are familiar with git in client form, make sure you learn atleast the following commands on the command line: pull, checkout, clone (optional, init, add remote) most servers you are going to be working on might be fully terminal based, so when you want to pull your branch to production, you are going to have to do it through the command line luckily there are cheatsheets for this tho :p
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  2396. glad @Guido posted your guide. Fireship.io looks like a great site and i bookmarked it! thanks!
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  2397. First
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  2398. don't use the cloud use raspberry pi
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  2399. Wait you have Baywatch, E.T., Conjunction Junction, it is like I am in a time machine! Oh yeah the JS content was good too 😸
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  2400. Jeff you’re content qualitybis continuously improving continuously, please just keep never stop this channel 🤩
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  2401. You made me fall in love with programming once again
    3
  2402. Really helpful, I always read about log(n) performance and had kind of the right idea about it in my head but wasn't sure if it was correct. Never bordered to check it online, so thanks for this awesome video :)
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  2403. Lordy Lord, I just love how the soundtracks heighten the subjects being discussed especially that of flutter's.
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  2404. First
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  2405. It is insane how much you're able to break down complex topics to the essentials. Awesome, thx!
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  2406. .5 speed is where its at :D
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  2407. Best explanation of RxJS. You rock ! Thx Jeff
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  2408. i've been working with Rx for sometime now and i have to admit that plumber example was GOLD, it all makes sense now. Thank you.
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  2409. Its confusing to me ... I like your videos because they are really REALLY really fast paced and if one day I do videos I would probably copy that from your style 🤨 (also this video miss nice emojis) regardless I am confused and I think you should teach us more RXJS (and ho why not some RamdaJS) anyway I cannot wait for your next video
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  2410. Foist
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  2411. Awesome video as usual!
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  2412. You just heard my heart....
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  2413. First 🥇
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  2414. Wow first
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  2415. that background children voice, are those your daughters?
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  2416.  @Fireship Aahh thats it, turning source code into production code. Thank you. Congratulations for reaching 300K, this channel inspire me alot. 🎉👍
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  2417. Will I ever win a tshirt? lol
    2
  2418. Linux support has been given high priority! :tada: https://github.com/nrwl/angular-console/issues/101
    2
  2419. Thanks for doing this so I don’t have toooooo!
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  2420. Hey @Fireship (I know this doesn't ping u lol), can u make a top 10 tech stacks (for web-dev) vid?
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  2421. Your way of explaining things, is very minimalistic, yet super effective, ♥
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  2422. I had my doubts with flutter but the utilization of reactive extensions gained my sympathy right off the bat 🚀
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  2423. I'm really happy you've branched into another area, and I hope folks are able to get the same level of edification that the existing videos have brought. Now for a slightly saltier comment.... I really did not get excited by anything shown in this video. Of course this is not directed at you, Jeff, just the language and patterns I saw didn't really "spark joy" for me. I guess I'm just in love with web development and those design and architectural patterns. This stems from my strong cynicism towards native apps in general. All the data suggests that native apps are just absolutely impossible to really build and keep an audience with. Something like 95% of users will drop off within the first 90 days. This is one of dozens of facts I'm sure you're mostly familiar with pro-PWA talks being pretty commonplace these days. It's fantastic when tools and languages help us better express ourselves. If Flutter helps some folks do that, I'm super happy for them. I won't personally be using it.
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  2424. "Software engineer is a professional google searcher" bullshit..
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  2425. OMG this is so short but with tons of information!!
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  2426. yassss
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  2427. first
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  2428. I got teary eyes coz of your channel champ! what a great uiux tutorial here! thank you!
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  2429. Really good video! Thanks for explaining. Didn't understand how to create navbars before! All the other tutorials are soo confusing!
    2
  2430. More code report
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  2431. First
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  2432. SASS because Awesome Style Sheets doesn't give a politically correct acronym.
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  2433. Can you do nestjs?
    2
  2434. You absolutely crushed it in this video. You wasted no time explaining and covered quite a bit in the 12 minutes. Subscribed!
    2
  2435. Loved the super hot fire reference it was gold
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  2436. Another awesome video! Jeff you are my go-to resource for Angular and Firebase. Keep up the awesome content! By the way, can I buy the shirt anywhere?
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  2437. This is definitely really useful and I'd love to see more tutorials from you on it because you're amazing tbh 🔥
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  2438. Amazing!!!!
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  2439. Your pacing and delivery are perfect
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  2440. U keep posting amazing videos.. 🙌
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  2441. This is the best description I've come across yet.
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  2442. Thanks
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  2443. Extremely useful video! I was just thinking of setting this up on a personal project of mine, and now I’ll know how to do it right the first time!
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  2444. I love this extended version of 100s
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  2445. Create your own Framework of Javascript! And be damn sure we will support it! aka - fs.js? I love this community full of inspiration for Web Developers!
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  2446. I like that youv'e gone beyond 100 seconds and broke this down 👌
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  2447. First
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  2448. Nice Video ! keep going :) all of us waiting for your new videos as usual
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  2449. Lets begin the World War 3 !
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  2450. Thanks!
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  2451. I m First
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  2452. @import-normalize ftw!
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  2453. first
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  2454. Serveless functions with queues have saved me more time than I like to admit
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  2455. First
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  2456. just taking this chance to say THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT CONTENT ❤️
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  2457. One of the best channels!
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  2458. I love binary more!
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  2459. Well! That is one for Flutter Clock Challege! Nice One! And glad to see you making flutter content!
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  2460. Awesome 👍 I love you men
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  2461. Jeff is still my favourite tech youtuber
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  2462. i remember those days when react community stood against typescript, they said it is over complicated , but now create-react-app supporting typescript :) Thanks Jeff, great video
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  2463. First
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  2464. ❤
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  2465. Hey Jeff, say hi, u r awesome 👏
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  2466. Most useful cideo seen this month .. 👌
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  2467. I've been using Sketch for a while now, but the Figma Web App sounds awesome! Will definitely check it out.
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  2468. I once got a stick from you and I still live it. Thanks for making great content and a new shirt would be appreciated 🙄😂 thanks bro 👊
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  2469. I only liked for the hair spray Ad at the end
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  2470. Thanks Jeff...I so love the ending!!
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  2471. 83rd comment Pls like And yes ruby is amazing
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  2472. I m first
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  2473. So sorry.... I have watched more than dozens of your vids still not subscribed.... Thanks for reminding... I subscribed now
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  2474. I fucking love this amazing channel! <3
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  2475. Outstanding. Thanks.
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  2476. What a great lesson, I enjoyed it very much. Thanks Jeff.
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  2477. Your videos are superb!!
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  2478. Pro tip: if you inspect a sketchy looking form and go to network you can see all of the sources. A python script can then spam entries, showing the scammers who's boss. EngineerMan made a video on this.
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  2479. Some design features in Chrome: ‘CSS Overview’ tab (experimental). It shows all used colors, font info, media queries, unused declarations and more.. Also, the media query inspector. Active Device Toolbar, then enable media queries in the ‘3 dots menu’. It graphically shows the breakpoints.
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  2480. Get all the resources in the network tab and see the animations, saw it from one of your previous videos 😎
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  2481. First lmao
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  2482. best explanation of react version > 16x
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  2483. Thanks
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  2484. I'm close to the top 100 but can I still have a medal answer please? :3 Also, nice video as always!
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  2485. I'm a simple man, it's just svelte and Firebase for me, but you sure got my attention with that AI powered dick detection
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  2486.  @Fireship  While true, we do have a working demo with Next.js! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuSa5E-GgwU&t=291s
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  2487. Me watching your video
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  2488. Nice HOTEWIG reference in the title :D
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  2489. How come they didn't run into legal problems with Sun naming it javascript?
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  2490. I want more!!!! Please. I beg. Such goodness!
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  2491. Nope not watching it if it's a premiere video. So hate seeing it in my in sub box. Instant thumbs down.
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  2492. 9 min equal to 4h of other stupid videos Great and allways you r best
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  2493. Like 44º I love CSS, more than HTML.
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  2494. Fucking Great! Loved the video man, thank you soooooooooooo much
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  2495. I will name classes with emoji and see what happens!!! hahah
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  2496. Damn! 10 videos worth of content in 10 minutes! Just love it 😍
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  2497. The most useful CSS trick I know would be pointer-events. If you have a button disabled selector, you don't have to reset cursor and any hover states, just tell CSS to ignore all events from mouse. pointer-events: none; Or if you want to have some semi-transparent overlay, but still be able to click on stuff under it, you can disable pointer-events and you are done. This can solve a lot of issues with disabling stuff.
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  2498. I know how reverse a linked list but don't know how floats work 😕
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  2499. First
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  2500. Fireship is owned by aliens.
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  2501. great choice of music
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  2502. Following your channel and being a pro member simply was a life changing event for me.. Can't thank you enough for your valuable contribution over the years.. Love❤️
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  2503. Was going to figure this out today, but this will save lots of time! Very clear tutorial! Thanks!
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  2504. first
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  2505.  @Fireship  haha I always was the kid who was the reason 'everyone gets a trophy' . Thanks Jeff 😉. And while I'm here, thank you for everything you do. The videos and the content are amazing, as everyone attests to ofc, but also the notifications I get at my desk when a new video comes out are just so fun - it's the best mid-day pick-me-up in an otherwise drab day at the office. Much love and appreciation 🙇
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  2506. YEEEEESSSSSSSSSS!!!!! Man... I bought your book! It's awesome. Can't wait to see the course. Congrats again man.
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  2507. Hi Jeff ! Thank you for this amazing content. Will I see you at Firebase Summit in Madrid ? Cheers
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  2508. If you don't have access to the latest JS features, you can also use lodash/get. ``` import get from 'lodash/get' const order = { product: { price: { unit_amount: 100 } } }; get(order, "product.price.unit_amount") ``` It's not as nice as the ?. operator, but it gets the job done.
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  2509. 🔥🔥🔥
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  2510. Absolutely love your channel ♥ also first! ☺
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  2511. Great news :D Belated happy birthday, Jeff!
    2
  2512. Ayy
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  2513. Maybe it's just the way my brain works, or doesn't, but your tempo on this video is spot on perfect. This is a ton of information and it never feels overwhelming. Well done Jeff.
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  2514. It's impossible to like the video twice with one account, so i removed my first like and reliked your video. GJ!
    2
  2515. The title looked like it said Code not this that
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  2516. No one will comment about the crying baby noise in the background ..
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  2517. Ugh, mobile app development looks difficult af.
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  2518. Always watching your videos Jeff:)
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  2519. ​ @Fireship  I put on the hat while revisiting this video.
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  2520. Great video! I'm excited for your ionic 4 course.
    2
  2521. You gotta do Haskell! To pump up the number of functional programmers!
    2
  2522. an AI psychic is the best app idea ever
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  2523. AWESOME!!!!
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  2524. I want to see Pass By Value And Pass By Reference in 100 Seconds!! This will open so many peoples minds!
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  2525. ohhhh really nice ! My console is always so messy...now it''s gonna be pretty and messy :D~ Thanks !!!!
    2
  2526.  @Fireship  True! I found the documentation quite confusing for that feature too! You had to look at the example to see how to get the id via snapshot changes but now you've made it a lot easier! Thanks
    2
  2527. Amazing features, I saw your last video about "NX Quick Start" and I was thinking that a good idea is to create a tutorial for deploy this app on Google Cloud whit a continuous integration.
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  2528. Automagical channel!
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  2529. Automagically 😂😂. I had never heard of that before. Nice
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  2530. Playback Speed x2: CSS Flexbox in 50 Seconds.
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  2531. First
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  2532. So I went ahead and implemented the stack thingie while I paused the video, I am happy to find out we implemented it similarly :D although, you set up a project, I did a docker run -it node:buster bash and then apt update && apt install nano and went from there :p
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  2533. Wow I'm happy to see one of my favorite YouTubers being talked about in a video of another of my favorite YouTubers
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  2534. So to be featured on your channel, any programming language will be fine?
    2
  2535. too much valuable information in just 8 mins 🔥🔥🔥
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  2536. Thanks a lot, nice tricks! I'll try to use them in my next project
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  2537. I woke from my slumber knowing there was a new video, and here we are 😍
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  2538. Thank you jeff for all the awesome content.. I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you because of you I was able to complete a WEBAPP project single handedly using all your technique of notification, roles, authentication,star rating,reddit style voting system etc. Its a Repo of stackOverflow with more advance feature.. Would love if you could check it out at https://askme-6801b.firebaseapp.com UserId: zahid@gmail.com Password:Welcome123 Or take a tour at https://askme-6801b.firebaseapp.com/tour Love. Zahid
    2
  2539. I wont comment anymore, I know I can not win the T shirt haha
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  2540. Congrats about your GDE status Jeff. This video inspiring and motivating!
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  2541. excellent succinct explanation! Thanks!
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  2542. Very instructive. Thank you !
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  2543. Excellent video !! you helped me alot !!
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  2544. C S D E G R E E I N 1 0 0 S E C O N D S
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  2545. damn i love your channel
    2
  2546. In beTWEENing 😅, so that's where the word came from. I feel so stupid right now 😅😅. Thanks a lot for your videos.
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  2547. I just watched all your flutter videos :D OMG! Keep them coming please. They really needed as you speak about topics that no one else is speaking detailed about. E.g. there are people who show you the Provider Package (max) or there are people show you firebase+flutter well (reed) but the combination of both is done by you :D :D thanks a lot! Also people learn more about how to market their app with you and use emails or push notifications. Also let's continue these movie references :D they are pretty fun.
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  2548. Amazing content Keep it up...
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  2549. Dope video Jeff. You never disappoint
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  2550. Dude, you are freakin hacker or what? I was searching about docker today.
    2
  2551. hey dude thanks for your great work i have issue to become a pro member i cant take the first time discount i got error message unable to apply coubon
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  2552. I used Angular for a little while and know it, but still watching this video, 'cause I like your style so much xD PS. Angular HttpClient is sh*t, change my mind
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  2553. Ok. You made me feel the urge to get back studying Flutter. Subscribed
    2
  2554. Wish there were a way to build web apps using flutter similar to react native web
    2
  2555. Flutter is the Fluture!
    2
  2556. Very nice Video; a few of these I wasn't even aware of. Specifically the Animated Container; will have to make a video on this widget sometime soon.
    2
  2557. thanks for flutter launcher icon pub 👌🏼, I abused ionic for my icons and splashscreens 😂
    2
  2558. I signed up for a Pro account at Fireship because of the Flutter videos you have on youtube. Just started the Flutter course and the video about VS Code tips has already made my life so much easier. Great work!
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  2559. Wow!!!! That Intro!!! :D :D :D I have been seeing your videos since you started with "What is Firebase"!!! Keep it going! I love this channel!!!
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  2560. When people say not to use node for anything very cpu intensive, is this because cpu intensive code is synchronous and therefore blocks the event loop from being able to run other async code waiting in the task queue? PS: Amazing quality videos. Huge fan.
    2
  2561. man, you could easily be a pro video editor, amazing skills, you edit all of your videos?
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  2562. Brilliant video! Jeff, your content is absolutely amazing. 😁 Such an inspiration for new content creators.
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  2563. Haha! My 2014 tweet STRIKES AGAIN! Please note, it has been pointed out multiple times it is not perfect, and I fully admit that is true.
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  2564. Umm, these videos are not good. None of them. I mean, how am I (as an under-skilled over-ego'd programmer wanna-be) going to compete against people who actually benefit from your videos? Yah, you got me. I have viewed about 25-30 of your videos so far, and wow. Really wow. So compact, so spot on... brilliant. If I wasn't so fuggin broke I'd subscribe to your full courses. Hmm... I painted myself in a corner with that last statement... I can't afford NOT to subscribe. Consider me your newest subscriber (as of the date-stamp of this comment).
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  2565. hey at 13:47 shouldn't you have to return the response if there is an error. I think if you don't return the response in case of an error you'll get two responses which in itself is an error lol.
    2
  2566. oh wow the chance to win a tesla is actually real 🤣 i thought he was just joking
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  2567. Nice video. Both formats are good.
    2
  2568. Can I have a heart?
    2
  2569. Hmm, you could've said "DROP a Like", F.
    2
  2570. I'm the first to like and comment so I hope to win the Mysql pillow
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  2571. i prefere oursql
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  2572. Thanks! Completely forgot you can manage database from within VSCode. You saved me from brainmelting and eyesscratching tool called MySQL Workbench
    2
  2573. Nice sir!
    2
  2574. do you happen to know what happened to the Fluttery youtube channel? he did some cool UI challenges and they were pretty helpful but his channel was deleted
    2
  2575. I would love to use an app like this on my phone, if someone is actually building out a full blown app like this, do comment with your GitHub repo, will use/star/review :)
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  2576. Why would I do this, I still use my 160gb ipod
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  2577. These complex UI tuts are awesome, I'm terrible with UI.
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  2578. 0:44 SO, basically what you are saying is if one is not liking the video, one should not subscribe?
    2
  2579. i wish i could post pics, because my head is sploded. you should see it
    2
  2580. Great video. I hope you have JavaScript and python language tutorials .. being taught that fast. Toooooo awesome.
    2
  2581. But stil. My PR was merge 2 years ago. But still no sticker. I hope I can get 1 from Fireship
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  2582. Yeah, great video. I really love your 100sec. vids! Pull request already submitted xD
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  2583. you. are. savage.
    2
  2584. OMG!!!!!!! LOOK at Jef talks
    2
  2585. ​ @Fireship  if you can share that garbage collector... i have old framework to forget and unfinished projects as well... However, i'm really tempted with Dart... i'll try to see if i can put that on my floppy disk brain.. Thanks !
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  2586. You lied. It's been 100 seconds and I'm still not rich..
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  2587. Hello hello im a big fan
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  2588. From where I am with my app, this again... was GOLD!
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  2589. Jeff! This is awesoooooooooome
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  2590. Nice tutorial man I really dig how you explained everything in detail You got a new subscriber! :)
    2
  2591. TWA is new to me.. But if YOU talk about it, it's going to be important
    2
  2592. Thank you for all such creative tutorials 🧡
    2
  2593. It is nice to see developer advocate using Firefox for their demos.
    2
  2594. just found out your youtube channel. I really like how you make your videos :)
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  2595. +++++++++++++
    2
  2596. Great lesson!
    2
  2597. Good video
    2
  2598. RxJS with React? your transgressions know no bounds, Jeff! :V Just kidding. Still, though. RxJS on React....Why....
    2
  2599. never clicked so fast
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  2600. Great! Now I’m scared Btw I’m first view
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  2601. Dude this joke is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo f**ed up. I just got job man.
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  2602. today i got into early access for github copilot, its just mind blowning ...........................
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  2603. Create more tutorial on ReactJS
    2
  2604. you took to long to do this bro i been waiting ages for this🤣😂😂😂😂im really loving the content btw lol last night i dreamt of this language
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  2605. Hello from Colombia, you are teaching full stack, I'm so happy and excited, seeee uuuuu
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  2606. First
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  2607. Have been watching this channel without understanding most of the things just for the quality. First time something super useful. 🔥 Dared to comment by seeing it is uploaded 4 minutes ago 😅
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  2608. First
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  2609. Flutter desktop will change the game once again!
    2
  2610. If a framework isn't opinionated, the developers surely will be. Humble flutter request: travisci / fastlane
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  2611. Simply superb... Almost you covered everything.
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  2612. It's fine for tests. Otherwise, I'd say "never". There are other solutions that can be as concise while more safe/efficient. `flutter_hooks` is an example, although I'm a bit biased :p
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  2613. First and excited :P
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  2614. That's what I was looking for since I get to know firebase. this really helped me a lot thanks. soon am gonna be a pro sub.
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  2615. Great video. Perfect for your concise style. Super useful to know. Essential, actually.
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  2616. Good job! First to comment ☺️
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  2617. great job jeff, love you mate :)
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  2618. Can I get a reply for coming here so early?
    2
  2619. 🤔 ... Ok on the surface its looks good. Reminds me of the defunct NoSQL service called Orchestrate. The simplicity of it is good. Always like a get dirty quickly experience. 😜 But I'm not happy about the functions feature, this screams triggers and procedures in your data store, basically asking for abuse to be used to have business logic in it. Avoid that and your team or the team after you will be happy you didn't use this feature. 👌🏾
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  2620. Best flutter tutorial for beginners 🤩
    2
  2621. great content and top notch editing 🧡
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  2622. Gotta get me quantum ec2.
    2
  2623. How I wasnt subscribed to all the videos??? Best channel!!!
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  2624. Now this is what I call a high quality video. Thumbs up, very good job.
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  2625. Thank you so much for making these topics entertaining
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  2626. Cloud Computing 101. Awesome video, yet again.
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  2627. Is this what's used by firebase realtime db?
    2
  2628. Great video!!! love when there are multiple videos that build on each other. if any one reading this is not a pro member, you need to be, best deal in town. great community, great lessons.
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  2629. Simply Spectacular!
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  2630. OMG one hour ago I was searching for this topic on your channel and now you just released it! ❤
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  2631. I love working with nestjs and this is a great intro to it
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  2632. First
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  2633. First comment
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  2634. 378th
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  2635. Yesterday i searched for mongodb in 100 seconds! Wow thanksss
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  2636. first?
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  2637. YOU ARE AWESOME JEFF!🔥🚢🔥🚢🔥🚢 Looking forward on a Docker series!
    2
  2638. Developers👏 Developers👏 Developers👏 Developers👏 Developers👏 !
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  2639. React is also working on Server Components so you can selectively render content on the server.
    2
  2640. I love how it went straight to the main content
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  2641. This is fantastic! Is it possible to request a full technical SEO course? I would love to buy it on a heartbeat!
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  2642. Thanks for sharing this everyone 🙏. #ISR OP I was so sad when I saw less votes for ISR xD
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  2643. cool video
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  2644. Impressive Greg Ostertag reference.
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  2645. first?
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  2646. First
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  2647. Good! For js devs
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  2648. I really love it when notification says " someone liked your comment and someone subscribed your channel "🥺❤️
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  2649. Perfect video! Thanks again Jeff!
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  2650. You always deliver when it is most needed ! 👌👌👌 Super Great video !! Had to update the comment after watching it all !! Great content !!
    2
  2651. And he's done it again :D
    2
  2652. How do you make a database of usernames and passwords so this actually does something?
    2
  2653. is there any difference from running something on localhost to just opening the file?
    2
  2654. 7th ☝️😀 👁️❤️🔥🚀
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  2655. biiiig big fan <3
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  2656. hi, love ur vids, thanks for good vids
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  2657. Can you do more angularfire2 please?
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  2658. Would you say that this is why reddit moved away from paginated results for subreddits to infinite scroll? Obviously they managed to guarantee the same posts for a given page number by keeping track of the first and last ids but that meant you could only see the newest posts by going to the home page for the subreddit. Do you think that is an acceptable solution or confusing for the user? I recently had to implement that legacy reddit pagination system but wondered if it's not the best approach. Maybe combining the legacy reddit pagination with the twitter style notification at the top of the list of new posts being available... any thoughts?
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  2659. Love FIreship, it's like Eminem and Linus Torvalds had a baby.
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  2660. Participation Medal
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  2661. Thanks!
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  2662. I love his voice so much, it's perfect for education
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  2663. For some reason I read that as JavaScript poops
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  2664. Big fan of vuexfire! Been using it in an ionic/vue/firebase app and it's been awesome!
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  2665. first
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  2666. "Async/Await" is important topic. It was nice to hear the complicated things in plain example. P.S.: await t_shirt =)
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  2667. const watchedVideo = async() =>{ const a = getTshirt("blue"); const b=getTshirt("grey"); const Tshirt = await Promise.all ( [ a , b ] ); return Tshirt; } 🙂🙂
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  2668. (async () => { forWhenYouSeeIt = await naceVideo.again() })()
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  2669. Amazing tutorial as usual.. keep rocking the community.... wish to add to this full stack series using graphql with nestjs and angular universal.. specially the graphql subscription.. i did it before few days .. but am sure u will shake my head when u do it .. u allways bring hidden tips 👨‍💻👨‍💻👨‍💻
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  2670. 🔥🚢 videos are the bomb. Can't wait to binge implement all the fireship videos when my new project is at that stage. Will be getting a pro membership just to support while I'm using your content those few months. Especially the firebase functions course, I'm looking forward to that. I was fumbling my way through my last project.
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  2671. Awesome Video
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  2672. Best closure explanation i have ever seen! Good job
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  2673. Sweet garbage collector 👍
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  2674. American physco thumbnail 🥵
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  2675.  @Fireship  Seriously, I was about to head down the nested widget stream road you talk about, and this video was a revelation for solving that issue. I worked through your Firestore/Angular series before discovering your stuff on Flutter and started to try to teach myself that, and this is by far the most comprehensive "advanced concepts" channel out there
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  2676. the video It's too short :(
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  2677. Your videos always exceeds my expectations. Thanks for sharing. You rock!!
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  2678. Love your videos so much.
    2
  2679. I love Angular and also watch your lovely video Thanks you
    2
  2680. I love the first angular elements video and can't wait to see this, i had made a chatbot with that. Thanks for all!
    2
  2681. It would be great if you can show how to set up flutter project into different OS also how to configure the emulators for the same
    2
  2682. filename what.tf
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  2683. My favourite tutorials. How do I customize my vscode to look same as yours?
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  2684. You're awesome, I actually subbed this morning. Thank you for the content P.s I think you should add a donation option
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  2685. 👌. repeat(100)
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  2686. Very good. I love that I can learn ABOUT something useful in 100 seconds whether I end up acually learning it or not.
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  2687. You are an absolute legend🔥 Looking forward for the full episode
    2
  2688. How to become a software developer in 100 seconds
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  2689. this is crazy - I learnt so much in just 100 seconds
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  2690. Such a convenient and great way to learn new content 🎉👌 Your videos are absolutely amazing 🤘
    2
  2691. This video is fucking amazing and should be mandatory viewing for anyone working in IT
    2
  2692. you're amazing. thanks!
    2
  2693. Would you be able to show stripe api with firestore? Current one is with realtime db (or im just really bad)
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  2694. I've been using regex's for years. I expect to learn a lot of news things by watching this video. Thats what a fireship video means 🚨❣️. Update: the new thing I learnt was regexr.com!
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  2695. Instant click
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  2696. I have never been so fast. OMG
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  2697. Yeah I'm considering using it for my next project
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  2698. Very good analysis, thanks for sharing!
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  2699. Incredibly faster, coincise and analytical. Nice job Jeff! Thank you and grettings from Italy!🇮🇹
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  2700. Web developers are some of the most valuable yet most expensive employees in a company, beaten only by the developer's immediate bosses. We are a luxury and anyone who thinks that their cushy office job doesn't make them expendable is delusional. We are the signal of a company's forwards efforts for growth and taking a larger piece of the pie on the internet warfront. If a company is on damage control and not looking to grow in an attempt to save it's skin, then we are first on the chopping block. But that's the trade off for never needing to do manual labor :D
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  2701. 1st
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  2702. cat ~/.subscribed output: true
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  2703. By FAR, the best video on 2019 predictions, and I've seen many. Highest possible quality from Jeff as always.Specially liked the Trump piece. Merry Xmas and looking forward to a lot of interesting stuff in 2019.
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  2704. The train video used is somewhere close to my native place. Amazing video btw. I have been watching your predictions and work since 2 years and I must say your predictions are always almost spot on.
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  2705. Super cool video ! hard to make predictions with so many technologies around and so many variety of users (individuals, startups, corporates, public institutions...) each segment have its own prerogative, so things move slooooowwww
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  2706. Just Jeff..... 🎩
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  2707. Hi there I love how simple and straight forward your tutorials are, great job! I just want to know do you have an efficient way of checking if a user has interacted with a document e.g liked a post, attending an event etc
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  2708. YAY you're back!
    2
  2709. Thank you for the content and happy holidays!!
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  2710. Apple makes a truckload of money from having an exclusive app store so it is very unlikely that they would add push notifs for PWAs because that will kill a good market share of Appstore
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  2711. This is really great for my next project. Thanks Jeff
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  2712. Been waiting for this…..
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  2713. 1st
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  2714. Next video: CSS in 100 seconds
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  2715. First
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  2716. Wow, that is amazing. You introduced us to GunJS, but, do you think, this is a ground breaking technology, that could replace the DB technology we already have…i.e. single source of truth? Edit: what are the feasible applications for this kind of database? Do you think, any current application could be shifted over to gunjs for say, a better cost or cpu or network performance?
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  2717. not sure if I should feel good or bad
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  2718. More Fireship 2021
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  2719. First guy!!! Love and respect from Pakistan. Love your channel
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  2720. Love it! Love it! Love it! Fast pace for the win mate!
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  2721. One thing that bothers me is - why can't we have higher order functions, like in arrays, but for objects, since they are basically associative arrays? Having programmed PHP for a while, I'm quite bummed out that we can't use .map(), .filter() and .reduce() on them.
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  2722. 🤩
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  2723. Bruh wtf I just visited the tailwind site like 15 minutes ago and was considering starting to use it🤯
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  2724. Good talk as always! Thanks for all the firebase angular ionic goodness!
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  2725. I just know I wasn't going any sleep before trying both of your suggestions.. ;) Your *ngIf solution worked a treat! Thanks! I assume this is because Angular4 doesn't evaluate any code inside the parent div until the *ngIf statement is satisfied?
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  2726. Hi. Yes and hi.
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  2727. Shut up and take my money!!!!
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  2728. 🧠🧠🧠🧠🧠
    2
  2729. Very nice, thanks
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  2730. D3.js in 100 secondsssssssss Edit - I will keep on writing this until it happens
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  2731. Big fan, but please don't do these technology overviews this often. It helps no one, but concept videos like you explained "this" in JavaScript. Those would be awesome... And you are awesome too🤩🤩😍👌🏼👌🏼
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  2732. I Just love your vídeos! Just love.
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  2733. Very informative, Coach
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  2734. Consistency and hard work pays. Well deserved 😁 Congratulations 🎉
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  2735. So happy for you, fireship to the moon🚀🚀🚀🚀
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  2736. i don't believe you. You cover and this. bro 1000 likes for this video :)
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  2737. 100 seconds of linux! please..
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  2738. wtf bro i just start learning unity and you post this ?? this is kinda sus lol
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  2739. Amazing 👏. If you know hindi youtubers language I want to say: Katayi jahar 😄 tips. Means outstanding. Dialog by amit bhadana-youtuber
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  2740. What is the databse-looking extension in the left hand sidebar?
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  2741. Paste json to code just blew me to the moon
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  2742. The emmet balance inward and outward commands. Super helpful when writing HTML
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  2743.  @Fireship  I hope some day i can tell you how much you have improved my development techniques with your firebase videos, with all the positive impact to the users indirectly yo have helped. Thanks for your great work. Keep inspiring programmers!
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  2744. how to server side search, sort and paginate in an angular material datagrid with angularfire2, this is a huge struggle for me
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  2745. So much content to take in at once. This is so awesome!
    2
  2746. Super cool Video! Pretty mind blowing given its speed! Thanks for the shout-out, btw!
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  2747. Good video tho I liked number 6 the most
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  2748. Stellar
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  2749. Omg dude you are on fire, i literally saw someone coment this yesterday and you already delivered
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  2750. I just discovered your channel and I already fell in love with it <3
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  2751. Fireship.io is killing it. Again and again. FYI. Building a Frankenstein with all your lessons. wink wink
    2
  2752. what a free T-shirt? be the first person to comment "my encephalon hurts!" IDK why I am doing this at 3 o'clock in the morning, but if it is given by Fireship jeff... It is work it.
    2
  2753. Because of these weirdo videos that I'm a Pro member, I'm actually enjoying your pro courses though
    2
  2754. But. But. Robo callers are fun.
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  2755. No
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  2756. I was just reading React Native's website! Are you spying on us?
    2
  2757. Jeff you are the real deal... I veeery rarely make a comment, but this deserves it. Congrats and good luck to your new platform. I really think this product can go on and create very nice communities. :D
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  2758. You are such an inspiration! Definitely we will support you!
    2
  2759. Baby's voice over 3:10
    2
  2760. Watches fireship.... Blows the mind 12times....
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  2761. Made so much sense!! Thanks for sharing this!!! Well, goodbye to "...but it works on my machine!" 😂
    2
  2762. Does exponential time/space complexity have to be 2^n, or is it rather any constant value k^n? What would an example of this be?
    2
  2763. Hey!
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  2764. Keep up the good work... Excellent content
    2
  2765. Thanks for the awesome content! Been a fanboy and pro member of the channel from a long time :P Would really love to see some flutter work :D
    2
  2766. Yaaassss!!!!!!! Been waiting for this video!
    2
  2767. Collection Group Queries are awsome
    2
  2768. the issue of not using JavaScript is it will come time where you will need to use. Like I don't want to learn it but I must If I want to do specific things
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  2769. A wise man once said, if something is written in Javascript it will eventually be written in Javascript/Typescript. Awesome video as always Fireship🤘
    2
  2770. Your channel is really awesome, congrats ^^
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  2771. JAMSTACK is on the way
    2
  2772. A good use case for BigInt could be for example when developing Decentralized Applications, some variables that comes from the smart contracts are 256 bits long. BigInt could solve any issue
    2
  2773. loved the background music note of "falling in love with you at 1:40"
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  2774. I might be alone with this, but react's success is actually suffocating and pushes more and more frameworks to be more like it - as it happened with vue 3.0. It feels like everything has to be the "react" way, which I consider one of the most destructive things to happen to frontend development. The IT world is exhausting as it is, but the deafening favoritism really makes me move away from frontend development.
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  2775. These videos are like my daily doses to boost up my skills. 👍
    1
  2776. That was a lot. Whew!!!. Definitely have to subscribe to this video with takeUntil(when(understand)) operator. 😅 . Would click "like" more than once if I could.
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  2777. Dziękujemy.
    1
  2778. Business-wise, it's a stupid idea to broadcast your opinion about a topic that has no bearing on your niche. Whichever opinion he has, he may end up alienating those who disagree with his position. That's why I can't help but facepalm & laugh when companies broadcast their opinions, and then end up suffering millions of dollars in losses (like Dicks sporting). Get woke go broke, as they say. As a fellow youtuber, it's just not worth it. You can claim all you want that it's cowardly, but is the potential of screwing yourself out of our livelihood that worth it? Especially when your opinion and your reach is so relatively minuscule (I say 'your' as in us youtubers), you won't put a dent in the case one way or the other? Hell no.
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  2779. "HOW DARE YOU" explain graphql in a 100
    1
  2780. Me: receives new notification Me: checks phone > cmd+space > "chr" > cmd+l > y+tab > "graphql fireshipio" > tab*5 > enter > f 👨🏻‍💻Because Fireship needs to be viewed full screen
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  2781. I like how you sneaked in the Dragon. Elon would approve.
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  2782. Thanks!
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  2783. 0:44 is that a real song ?
    1
  2784. Why i dont see angular when u said "your favorite framework" very sus 😂
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  2785. Thanks!
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  2786. first
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  2787. Again 1st 🤫🤫
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  2788. Yup... Just love it.. you made this bfs and DFS so easy to learn!!!
    1
  2789. Yes. Yes. And hell yes. 😆
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  2790. IDK would like to see how you produce those since like 95% of fireship content I can watch on my phone without a magnifying glass, which means a 2nd monitor for my laptop sometimes. I think a problem though from what i've seen is quality interview preps mostly benefit show me how v. inform me of what. Basically moving back and forth from showing not just code but actual CODING in a real environment the user can emulate(or clone) versus 100% presentation style for visualizing concepts which may be good for the whiteboard style questions /shrug. Maybe extract 0:50 to a bigger self contained - Data Structures for Graph Search in 100 Seconds. Then build out more compsci basic structures and basic algorithms, maybe even turing machines. A lot of entry level interview tests tend to retread the same fundamental concept "slides" so having the content assets is needed anyway. There are some "advanced" questions that sorely need good visualizations on top of code to build intuition such as detecting loops with the tortoise and hair algorithm.
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  2791. Comment for algorithm, love you, thanks, bye :-)
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  2792. Jeef ,that's kinda content we're looking for too .
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  2793. It seems that the arrow on the logo jumps before the navbar grows. What would be a fix for that?
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  2794. Really cool nav and video! However, the nav-link's svgs aren't working properly when I hover the nav in my firefox 73. I'm testing the project with gitpod. The svg icons get much bigger than the min-width, in such a way that the span text goes outside of the nav bar. But, I've changed 'min-width' to 'width' and it solved this problem. Except that the svg icons now blinks (it disappears and reappears) when I hover the nav bar. This happens only in the beggining of the transition, when the nav's width begins to grow.
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  2795. I really don't like that transition from bottom nav to sidenav. It would have been a lot cooler if you had one bar hidden with a slight offset during the active state of another and added a transition delay between opacity and transform to make the change seem more seamless. Additionally you could have opacity set to 0 with z-index of -1 so you don't have to use display: none which would inhibit animation. Great video regardless. Pretty cool stuff! Will be sharing this 👍👍👍
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  2796. First
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  2797. Thanks!
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  2798. is it bad that im 14 and i understand that
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  2799. Dang son, u fast!!
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  2800. 👌 thank you web developers.
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  2801. I think you screwed up the title.. Shouldn't it be "What is THIS in JavaScript?"
    1
  2802. sorry but i'm stealing "thou code shall not work" for my wallpaper
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  2803. 🍀🍀🍀
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  2804. Nice one man real like your videos
    1
  2805. Nice to hear that you know Dgraph!
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  2806.  @Fireship  I'm your man for that if you need help!
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  2807. Ha! Bingo! I’ve actually used every single paradigm in that listing for various customer projects, including time-series database (but not data warehouse) and also object databases, which I would have seen mentioned . Couldn’t agree more with the “right-tool-for-the-job”-dad. Fauna looks neat, but I wouldn’t call it a database paradigm. Have used AWS AppSync in front of Aurora serverless and DynamoDB simultaneously which is kind of the same thing, and I’ve also developed a GraphQL API facading Neo4j, DynamoDB and MSSQL for another project. I’ve used Memcached, Berkeley, Coherence, DynamoDB, Mongo, CouchDB, Berkeley XML (awesome), Postgres, MySQL, MySQL NDB (now, that one is truly awesome!), AWS Aurora, SQLite, Derby, MSSQL (yuck), Oracle, Oracle RAC, TimesTen, neo4j (love it!), Elasticsearch, SOLR, Timescale, ObjectDB. Played around and evaluated a few more, and maybe forgot one or two... What can I say - I like to use the right database for the job 😁
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  2808. I think you would fit right in.
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  2809. This video needs to be redone
    1
  2810. This was good, but also request you for more ES6 tidbits (new and existing feature use cases) style videos 😁👍🏼👍🏼
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  2811. It's like a whole new world :D
    1
  2812. TL;DW 😂 jk
    1
  2813. Welcome to the club
    1
  2814. YES! Great as usual.
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  2815. Every body love to say how old it is but don't lie you be pulling in that cdn link all day
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  2816. Can someone explain to me, a total illiterate of computer programming and web development, if this is a joke or a real video?
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  2817. Loving these videos lately! Already using stuff I learned from your last SVG video... keep up the great content, much appreciated!
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  2818. Is it worth learning and using graphql over REST?
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  2819. Am I still on time to get a free sticker? haha
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  2820. Guy, I really like your videos. I feel inspired
    1
  2821. underrated topic but very important
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  2822. Big fan love your videos 😻😻😻
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  2823. thanks for the birthday gift !!
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  2824. The "Application" tab wields the all the power related to in-browser storage options, from localStroage to sessions, IndexDB, Cookies, WebSQL and manifest and service workers. As a dev who loves building PWA, I frequent the the Application tab a lot!
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  2825. I just started with react (my first time web devping), this video is gonna be really helpful, thank you 🥺
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  2826. Using Preact + TS + PostCSS + Snowpack + Supabase on my latest project. Not the most lightweight but pretty nimble for a small project.
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  2827. First
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  2828. Thanks. I hate it. Well done! 😂
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  2829. Danke!
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  2830. Comment number 1000th
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  2831. Bark 9:19
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  2832. wait javascript was created in 10 days..
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  2833. Reminder set.
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  2834. I still prefer Flutter approach. Awesome content though! But i still do not understand those vendor prefixes.. It seems so stupid that they are the same but with a prefix.. WHY wouldn't it work without the prefix? Just doesn't make sense to me.. I don't like herpes.
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  2835. Dude, that counter thing is awesome, and im glad aspect ratio is finally getting support. Been waiting for a 1:1 aspect ratio for a while.
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  2836. I love CSS when it works
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  2837. .fear { display: none; }
    1
  2838. Bro your content is amazing. Can you make video on react do this not that. Btw love your content❤️
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  2839. Useful tips. Although some of us still need to develop on IE11 :(
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  2840. Omg , i love your videos! I am so lucky i found this channel! ❤️
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  2841. Your videos are seriously my favorite channel ever, everything is always so informative and I always learn actual useful stuff
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  2842. I was also one of the users who answered css, & honestly I believe I just didn't know the proper way to learn it. This video is amazing & now I feel much more confident in what I need to be a css ninja, awesome video!
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  2843. Emoji class names about to be like 🐥🧈🥧🤪🔥
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  2844. Insanely helpful video... totally just shared this to my coworkers
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  2845. Dude I'm doing it!!!!! Thank you!
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  2846. You are amazing Im from Costa Rica and finding you channel was one of the most amazing things of the 2020
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  2847. Thanks
    1
  2848. One heart Please
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  2849. I rarely comment, but I had to on this video! Please keep up the content on this topic. I would like to see some long form vids about it! Thanks!
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  2850. Jeff is on speed
    1
  2851. Thanks!
    1
  2852. Wow! This is amazing! Well deserved. I can’t wait to build this new project. Thanks Jeff for all the amazing content. This channel really truly motivates me to become a better developer. I appreciate everything you do here.
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  2853. this is some serious consideration for your subscribers! Thanks for your great content
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  2854. Second! LoL and you have really helped stay strong in my career even though I have been fired and I'm just alone since last 2 months now I'm just doing my own projects and getting strong.
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  2855. Looks amazing, congrats on the 200k!
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  2856. Minor nitpick, the token for optional chaining is '?.', question mark and a dot, they both replace the normal dot. Either way, great overview
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  2857. What is this new thing web3?? Can u make a video on it
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  2858. You are the besttt mann😍😍
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  2859. This is the best video for ANY coding enthusiast. Keep up the great work man!
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  2860. Is there a solid reason to use these when you preprocess your css with sass or less, which have these variables anyway?
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  2861. Great one! Keep up
    1
  2862. dude your content is the dopest 🖤
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  2863. First
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  2864. First
    1
  2865. Hi
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  2866. Read the last line in this comment👇 . . . . . . . . . Read the first line in this comment☝️
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  2867. 🔥🚢
    1
  2868. Verbose code gets a bad rap. Clever programming is only clever until you lose the clever programmer. Not an issue in large companies, but in small companies or corporate IT departments, verbose code mitigates risk.
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  2869. You will always be remembered bob .....😳
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  2870. Best Idea: Make a YouTube Channel if you are a developer.
    1
  2871. Thanks
    1
  2872. Thanks
    1
  2873. Jesus Christ!!!, so console is a religion and I knew not. This just made me spiritual
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  2874. ​ @Fireship  Thanks to you, I'm waiting for your Flutter course to buy it 🤩
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  2875. Why are you so good at explaining stuff? +1
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  2876. First
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  2877. Amazing content, as always
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  2878. "... it becomes a little more opaque" -- you mean less opaque? :P
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  2879. Jeff is still my favourite tech youtuber
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  2880. EZ 👌 thanks for the video! Big fan
    1
  2881. Whaaaat, It's nearly identical to Flutter's Row and Column widgets
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  2882. I love this video, fast recap some useful tips is always welcome!
    1
  2883. Great tutorial but not enough to understand completely
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  2884. love the pugs in thumbnail and 1:32 😍😍😍
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  2885. Fireship: just tilt to sideways Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen Me: rotate the phone Phone: rotate the screen ...
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  2886. I'm here because I want to learn CSS Flexbox in 100 Seconds
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  2887. You call that powerful??? Pfft. Try rendering a Word document in a canvas, — that’s what I call “pure creation.”
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  2888. 😍 you are my inspiration
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  2889. Boss : Did u forget about giving the project a name ? 😑😑 Fireship : Holy SHEET !!! 😱😱 Boss : Yeah I LIKE IT 🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️
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  2890. First time honest Video about tdd.
    1
  2891. Viewing at exactly 14,454 views ... cool
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  2892. 9,424 [ Refresh ] Boom 13,644 views , now i should write a function to update this comment
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  2893. which program do you use to make these presentation videos ... its amazing
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  2894. areYouOK?
    1
  2895. I've not been commenting for some time not because I've ever been let down but because I'm speechless all the time. A lot packed in here. Keep up theb good job
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  2896. Oy mate! Did you read my comment on Mr Beast's video on how it's done, or did you read my mind? :)
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  2897. I am the one who first watched this video hit me if you like!!
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  2898. 916, huh?? Small world.
    1
  2899. A Linux server with a path like "etc\nginx"?!?
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  2900. Oh my god! Two videos continuously on awesome stuff?! A dream coming true!
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  2901. Thanks
    1
  2902. Finally
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  2903. It's tooooo much!!!
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  2904. You're awesome!!!
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  2905. I was waiting for this!!! A react tutorial from you!!! YUUHUUU
    1
  2906. Is this possible in polymer(Litelement)
    1
  2907. Man your content is so insanely good. Thank you so much!
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  2908. Well, to be honest, when the CSS Transitions came in, you kinda lost me. But no problem since I have never written any React. Still enjoying your videos
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  2909. This is [1..=1000].map(|x| "BEAUTIFUL🔥")
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  2910. CSS Transition group feels like ng-animate. Very cool. I am an AngularJS (hide) developer learning React now. Great video as usual. More React content would be awesome. Thanks!
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  2911. God tier content
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  2912. 10:33 should have used calc function like you did throughout for nav-width
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  2913. Dopedy dooooooooooopeness!!!
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  2914. Thanks Fireship!
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  2915. Also, if it's not too much to ask, I'd love to see your Docker videos expanding on: 1) How to use Docker on a Flutter project 2) How to use Docker on Windows 3) WSL 2 on Windows (this one would be a dream coming true!)
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  2916. All I wish is I could figure out how to get Docker + NRWL + Angular + Nest + Debugging in VS Code working.... Lol Don't try, you will have a bad time.
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  2917. Thanks! 🙏🏾🙏🏾
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  2918. <3 <3 <3
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  2919. Great Channel! Thank you very much! I am just learning flutter, your videos are helping me a lot!
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  2920.  @Fireship  This just in: The tips have just been approved by Chuck Norris too 🍻
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  2921. Ah shit, here we go again i just finished learning asp core and typescript.. o welp, time to learn flutter i guess.
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  2922. To ace "Sr. JS Dev" interviews master the understanding of this video. Thanks for sharing.
    1
  2923. Aside from the educational, clear, and concise info, awesome job on the movie and pop culture references! Makes it entertaining without being distracting👏🏻
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  2924. based
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  2925. Too much dev overload. I've been developing energy, healthcare and med research apps now for 14 years. Angular, React, Vue. Node and everything connected to it. I came back to one conclusion: concentrate on your core business domain area and work and choose tools that makes it dead easy to get out apps with solid backend in the fastest, cheapest way possible with all compliances in-place, e.g. our use-case is HIPAA. I came back to squarely to coding with: latest Ionic / Angular with Firebase/Firestore/FloydHub. That's where I'm going to stick to due to incredible innovation, support & a massive dev community.
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  2926.  @Fireship  Noooooo. We need a tech pronunciation council: nodemon, gif, etc. Amazing videos btw, thank you!
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  2927. Irrelevant since this isn’t Deno 😅
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  2928. Just signed up for a lifetime subscription. The free Youtube videos alone was worth the price, I can't wait to continue learning!
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  2929. Can't I purchase your courses individually? i.e. I do not need to pay all. I just need to purchase 1 or 2 of your courses that I need right now. e.g. Cloud Functions course.
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  2930. Stopping mid-task to google Yellowstone National Park has to be to most human thing about this entire demo
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  2931. Love your content
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  2932.  @Fireship  Ok but now joke I love your vids and you made me to accidentally fall in love with JS.
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  2933. nice video format :) loved it
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  2934. You should add a patreon and/or a option using something like stripe so people can donate. I'd donate 5 bucks just because of the few videos I've watched so far.
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  2935. I need that MySQL pillow for sleeping under my desk.
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  2936. Let's gooo
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  2937. Jeff you've been redeemed <3
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  2938. Even though you obviously know what you're talkin about. It's like watching a squirrel running up a tree stem watching your videos and listening to you. Not sure like it but I'm still a subscriber! :)
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  2939. Change the Sandbox Client ID to Live Client ID. Viola! Your payment gateway is live.
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  2940. Thanks!
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  2941. Thanks!
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  2942. US-Only?
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  2943. I like your video style a lot. Either 100 seconds where you briefly explain everything, or 10 minute videos that go into more detail. You're inspiring, but I sadly lack motivation.
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  2944. You're on fire man!🔥Lately you have been posting videos about absolutely essential topics. This one will save my head as I will start to work remotely. Keep it up!
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  2945. We need more 100 seconds videos. Great content👏
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  2946. Way too slow! Increase the speed of typing/uncommenting, at least x20. Good content, but insane presentation.
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  2947. first'?
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  2948. for local development when you want to test your webhooks, you can use a service like ngrok to route the requests to your localhost
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  2949. Super funny loved it
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  2950. i will definetely dislike this vid. Is so easy to tell how in haste this guy was to release content. Poor quality content to highlight a very old programming language...
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  2951. LOL I cracked with the blue logo in common and the who cares
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  2952. Yah after all the work , bragging totally make sense
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  2953.  @Fireship  I hope soon merch will be replaced by your awesome dev-courses. Preparing my PayPal account for this moment 😉
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  2954. Nooooooooo........please don't buy in to this anti-PWA strategy of moving your website to a closed ecosystem. Just don't do this. Keep your website a website and send people to it via a URL.
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  2955. I think you can use css counters in the last example without any code dup? 🤯
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  2956. In yout gallery example change divs to links (as they should be). And then go through elements with tab key. This is not bug of your example, but something silly in nowadays visually layout stuff (grid, flex direction etc). ...Maybe if they enable by default visually walk with tab key? I don't know. See the video on https://adrianroselli.com/2015/10/html-source-order-vs-css-display-order.html#Update12 and https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Grid_Layout/CSS_Grid_Layout_and_Accessibility
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  2957. First!
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  2958. I'd love to follow your CSS series master ❤
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  2959. Such perfect video on grid and mainly lot of valuable information put together in 12min video..that is just great
    1
  2960. What is mostly used? Grid for Flexbox?
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  2961. Thanks!
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  2962. First comment 🎉🤙🏻
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  2963. This video was profusely exquisite 👌 Jeff rocks 🔥
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  2964. nice aways waiting for videos from your channel
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  2965. the Firefox logo at 0:24 is wrong. That logo is used for the "Firefox" brand which contains firefox browser, firefox lockwise, firefox monitor, etc. The firefox browser still uses the fox around the globe logo.
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  2966. Kotlin 100 sec
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  2967. The man. The legend.
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  2968. It's like Fireship is psychic. I've spent the last 2 days looking for a decent Electron tutorial.
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  2969. I've personally found redux awkward to implement, and stream-based solutions wasteful (I know that dart is optimized to build lots of immutable objects and dispose of them quickly with its GC, but I've never trusted it too much :P) I like the simplicity of scoped_model because you don't have to implement whether the widget should update when you consume it, and you can still have a singleton with other models so you can do stuff like serialization and persisting the data. I'm not saying that it's the solution for everyone though, persistent storage is just a weird requirement I have
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  2970. Fight Milk
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  2971. Pepe Silvia
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  2972. I NEEEEDED THIS... YOUR NAVBAR AND FB MENU VIDEOS WERE AWESOME 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  2973. Great video as always, but using transition: .2s; is not efficient solution. transition-property in this example is set to 'all' which is pretty demanding for browser rendering. You should always explicitly define properties you animate, so it should be transition: transform .2s;
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  2974. Looks awesome! Your videos always amaze me.
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  2975. Great video as usual. Keep up the good work :)
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  2976. Shut up and take my like! <3
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  2977. Nice vid
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  2978. 1:33 should be zürich?? dude i fcking live in zürich but this photo is from somwhere else (disliket the video because of this)
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  2979. Amazing content. I'm signing up to your tutorials pronto
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  2980. Yay you mentioned Rails!
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  2981. first
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  2982. got an error 404 when accessing your link to the source code!
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  2983. Congrats on 500k subs. I am excited for that 1 million! :D
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  2984. Nice video very obvious when u explaint it.👍👍👍
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  2985. Awesome, as always!
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  2986. Best vídeo ever! Send me a T-Shirt
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  2987. THAT GUY IS PROLLY READING ON MY MIND 🚀🚀 BUT YOU FORGOT THE NEST DOCUMENTATION #TheBestDocEver ❤❤❤
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  2988. love it
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  2989. Thanks!
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  2990. Thanks
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  2991. Awesome!
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  2992. First.
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  2993.  @Fireship  I really hope so. And by the way thanks for awesome videos.
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  2994. Duuuuude.... just finished setting up WSL following along to your vid. As a front-end dev, this is a gamechanger. Thank you!
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  2995. 0:18 Without a virtual machine not, WSL2 is exactly a virtual machine, WSL1 was kind of a Wine but inverted, WSL2 is a virual machine in fact.. We cannot omit the obvious, Linux is better, otherwise Microsoft will not add a virtual machine to Windows 10 and give it a beaty name, Microsoft knows that Linux is better, this is simply a solution for those who are obligated to use Windows because of a software they want or need.
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  2996. Hey, you have verified fireship website on brave but not your YouTube channel, I think you should verify this as well. I don't know how it works, but florin pop has done that. Thanks for amazing content as always.
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  2997. First? E: amazing video, as always
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  2998. I will never be first, will I? 😢
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  2999. Pumped to make this project!!
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  3000. i always wondered exactly what a RESTful API was, thanks! :)
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  3001. CTR rating is a pleonasm, try CTR score
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  3002. the performance of fireship is AMAZING caps on. You are awesome :D
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  3003. My manager send me this video and gave me 1 hr to build🙄
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  3004. ;)
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  3005. css illustration with ::before and ::after
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  3006. Big fan sir LMAO
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  3007. Am I the only one that likes his videos in less than 30s.
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  3008. I would be very interested in seeing more Svelte videos going forward.
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  3009. first
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  3010. Your channel is simply the best blend of fun and information !
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  3011. Which tech stack was used for fireship.io
    1
  3012. Are you doing Ctrl+Z to make the text appear or using some sort of fancy method of typing?
    1
  3013. So I have a dumb rookie question. I get why var iterates to the end of the case given and is stored as that last number. But if we said "i<3" why isn't it outputting "2,2,2" instead of "3,3,3"? Wouldn't you need to put "i <= 3" to get i to even iterate to 3?
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  3014. Thank you for this video. It really helped me solved a big problem with my app
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  3015. I'm not late this time wohoo
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  3016. He publish new videos like a crackhead, +1
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  3017. full grid video. iam down for it
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  3018. You deserve 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank you guru ji.........
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  3019. With teaching skills like this U should definitely make a web development course on Udemy or SkillShare If u had already made it, please share the link Thank you in Advance 🙏
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  3020. Wow just what I needed thank you!! Love your channel 😀.
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  3021. Thanks
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  3022. First
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  3023. I love flutter and it's weird I have never had this point of view of it. Nice to know I was just flex boxing all this while. It adds a mild touch to the whole experience. Thanks man
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  3024. There is another way to earn money with OpenSource: Sponsoring e.g. via an OpenCollective.
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  3025. Could Elastic add a caveat to the license saying that any contributing developers before the licensing change are allowed to use it as if it had an Apache license? That seems like the best way to go to please the community
    1
  3026. I like this format
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  3027. Fantastic video. Thank you
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  3028. Great Video as usual!! For those interested here a code snippet generator for most use-cases in regards to Firestore Security Rules: https://code-snippet-generator1.netlify.app/validation-firebase-web
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  3029. Do a video for botting likes. I wish I could like this more than once
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  3030. Maybe you can do "Fastlane in 100sec."
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  3031. As always such an informative video. I would tell any new JS dev to subscribe to your channel and watch all your videos.
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  3032. Hi Jeff, where's Your Patreon?
    1
  3033. yayayay
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  3034. Thx for the amazing content
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  3035. Regex in 100 seconds?! You sir, are a mad man.
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  3036. Man. I love you. I have read regex from different places but i wasn't able to learn. Please make extended version of it. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ You made it hell clear and easy. Thank you very much.
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  3037. I have a Discord bot that's uses an sqlite3 database. Seeing this video has made me decide that I'm going to rewrite all the database interactions with it using typeorm. I've also been meaning to rework it to a postgresql database but I've been holding back because I can't come up with a good database model. I think using Typeorm is a great first step.
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  3038. You should do a Blazor in 100 seconds, we need the exposure.
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  3039. I took the dive into learning programming in November. I started with JavaScript and after learning that, algorithms, data structures, SQL and noSQL along with schema design, I'm pretty much ready to start sending out my resume after getting a website I'm working on public. While knowing that, do you feel like I have a good chance at landing a job?
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  3040. Kinda hope the tech bubble bursts. Would be like the dotcom bust were people who had no business being in tech were kicked out for basically good. Same with finance in 2008. I'll be graduating from uni in 2023 so the market will start to be picking up. People don't realize if this venture capital actually dried up, even if businesses were pretty good, they will still lose all their runway capital and will shut down. This will means tons of losses for the people who gave these startups money (Saudi, billionaires) and middlemen like G. Sachs and SoftBank. Maybe would allow for salaries to go up after everything is said and done.
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  3041. Looking at the European developer job market I can only say that even if all that startups with no profit go down we still will not have enough developers. Uber is doing this for years. Hire and Fire at uber is pretty normal for that company. Plus in many cities and countries, they are forbidden here anyway. Uber for me is a lost company. WeWork was another company that burst even before corona. Right now other companies have bigger problems: Tourism, Flight carriers, Event and Exhibition suppliers and companies that are waiting for physical parts. Looking at a lot of companies they still need more digitalization and modern systems. So yeah don't fear you will still easily find a job (at least in Europe).
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  3042. Very well could be the case. I think that the scare is reaching critical mass and we might really go down for a while because people are scared. Save, keep your job and look for investment opportunities at the bottom! Great insights fireship 🤔
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  3043. I do ecom development consulting on shopify and the thing about platforms like shopify is if they suffer a large upset the domino effect impacts millions of online retailers many who have no physical stores but still impact their local economies. Most of these stores have made zero investment in making sure their business is either platform agnostic(in the software sense) or ensuring they have redundancy planning; AND that is quite often against all industry warnings|advice from experts. If a recession hits businesses that don't immediately go under may actually be a large market to target for automation development either by code or lego-building with surviving services.
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  3044. Good shit! Not that these circumstances are good news, but the analysis is the straight dope. Who are you, Mr. Disembodied Voice of the Fireship?
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  3045. Me: It's a really boring & rough day When a new Fireship video comes in *Me: Mom, today is my best day!!! Mom: Jeff please make videos about rust I really wanna go deeper into system programming.. But there is some lack of tutorials about this topic
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  3046. I just want a heart 🤗
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  3047. Incredible tutorial videos always sire. But you talk darm too fast. 😩
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  3048. Is it just me or his voice is really bit off ? I hope everything is ok 🙏
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  3049. Wonderful! So many gems packed into so little time, it's amazing and I don't know how you do it but I love it!
    1
  3050. $thankYouMessage
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  3051. a
    1
  3052. Lel "Premium" javascript framework.🤣
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  3053. Thanks a lot dude
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  3054. I absolutely love your videos! Do you have a patreon?
    1
  3055. I came to realize how inattentiveI am when your video ends just like that without me understanding anything.
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  3056. Yes, I was so worried that I commented on your last video to see if you were ok.
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  3057. Thanks man really appreciate this
    1
  3058. Welcome back! :)
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  3059. I’m sure most of us had a better year thanks to your helpful content. Happy holidays!
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  3060. I love you man! Thanks for this amazing channel! <3
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  3061. Thanks for the great content.
    1
  3062. Have a great holiday!!! and merry Christmas and then Happy new Year!
    1
  3063. Great video. Video title perfectly satisfy the video content.👍
    1
  3064. Happy Ethiopian Christmas
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  3065. First
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  3066. The Framework war is over b/c Big Tech now owns the market. I'll stick with Svelte and Web Components.
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  3067. Home Office = Employees have to care for a work environment, equipment and catering, get less support and have to work more WITHOUT earning more. Managers dream of reduced costs but ignore decreased productivity - they blindly trust their lazy employees and the strong ones have a higher risk on burn-outs. It may be more pleasant for some people, especially those with a special work room at home and weaker focus on company success, but at the end we get haunted by work in our privacy - it's a terrible trend.
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  3068. EARLY GANG
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  3069. Thanks!
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  3070. i see fireship i click , i like then i watch
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  3071. First person to view & comment... Hooray!!! Loads of love fireship 🔥
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  3072. I was looking for a JS library that I could use for my webpages. Tho I am very new to the JS. That tutorial would be awesome.
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  3073. Right side wins, sneaky pun ;)
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  3074. What text editor or ide are you using and what extensions
    1
  3075. llvm 100 seconds pls :) thank you
    1
  3076. This doesn’t give enough credit to the tailwind config file. You can create reusable classes without the @apply directive. This also doesn’t mentioned the new JIT compiler, which makes tailwind 1000x faster in development. Otherwise I nice little video. Wish it mentioned some more of the awesome things the tailwind configuration file allows.
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  3077. Didn't Clever Programmer published the same content a few days ago? Hahah
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  3078. yo i love you man
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  3079. Looks like that auto video engine is optimised now 2 vids in 24 hours from fireship??? Damn
    1
  3080. First here
    1
  3081. Thanks
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  3082. This video gave me anxiety
    1
  3083. Please more 100 seconds videos on Javascript related stuff!
    1
  3084. It says in 100seconds but it is actually a 109 seconds video. CLICK BAIT CONFIRMED
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  3085. NW JS in 100 seconds? They look similar but I'm unsure how different they may be :) Great overview on Electron
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  3086. First
    1
  3087. First 🥇
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  3088. ⚠ WARNING 1:07 - Github Copilot detected ☝👍😄
    1
  3089. GSAP tutorial
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  3090. First
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  3091. That's really well explained for such a short video !
    1
  3092. Psuedos can replace some js UX, there's a post on devDOTto about using :not and :placeholder-shown to hide search buttons until a user types something.
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  3093. Just when I thought this channel could not keep producing quality content. *DJ Khaled voice: another one
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  3094. Last time I was this early the video was still in it's gaseous form
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  3095. be honest fireship guy: you made this video already at 1k subs because you knew it would be used someday 😎
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  3096. My pro tip is... wait, do you ship t-shirts to Turkey?
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  3097. My favorite is ctrl + a, backspace, ctrl +s, alt + f4
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  3098. First
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  3099. You missed bracket pair colorizer 2 and missed the shortcut that creates multiple cursors by just selecting text then pressing the shortcut BTW who else noticed a small voice change in thos vid
    1
  3100. As if GitLens didn't add enough Git superpowers to VSCode's built-in source control integration, the GitLive extension takes collaborative coding with Git a step further by allowing real-time file editing, complete with custom cursors for each team member, info about your teammates' edits and info on possible merge conflicts before they happen, online/offline statuses, and even video calls in which you can share your screen with a teammate. Oh, and it works on Jetbrains IDE's, too, so you can colab between VSCode and IntelliJ environments. Absolute gold.
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  3101. This was pure gold!
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  3102. Just the video I've been hunting for the past couple of years! Thank you! 🙏
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  3103. Don't you think about us ? :( so hard to remember so many good tips...
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  3104. Great video! thank you so much :)
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  3105. Thanks for all the great videos! Your content has inspired me to really dive into cloud architecture and has allowed me to effortlessly deploy dozens of web apps. Excited to learn more about Firebase at NgConf next year.
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  3106. Awesome 🔥
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  3107. best video and content on firebase 1M ⭐️🔥🔥🔥
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  3108. ¡Gracias!
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  3109. git checkout -b <new-branch name> is a good shortcut
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  3110. If your working in your own branch how do you make sure your branch gets the new changes other people have made
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  3111. .
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  3112. first
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  3113. Javascript is a good language
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  3114. first
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  3115. Here early hoping you will see this comment 😎 Can you please make a video on SvelteKit? 😁 Big fan btw! 👌👌
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  3116. My controversial opinion is that everything should be containerized. I can be picky about what languages I personally work with but when working with a team who has a diverse background and knowledge you wont be able to know all the languages a team might use. That's why I try to make sure anything that comes through to me has been containerized or the PR potentially may not be approved. So I push for container driven development wherever possible which has made my life and my teams life so much easier for demo-ing new features and shipping code
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  3117. Java is best for web developement Beat that ;)
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  3118. I think we all can agree the computer was the worst invention for software development
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  3119. ;)
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  3120. Damn that intro joke iz a killer 🤣🤣🤣
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  3121. Only run node directly! npm wraps the process and doesn't expose the correct pid to docker and creates hanging containers
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  3122. Interesting video
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  3123. Your video style 👌👌👌👌
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