Hearted Youtube comments on Fireship (@Fireship) channel.

  1. I have been doing PHP for more than 7 years now but still, love watching your video :) Thanks!
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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. Fun fact : Cloud Overflow = Bank Account Underflow
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  5. I learned in 100 second more than I usually learn in 1 hour article <3
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  6. 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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  7. Sets the play speed to x2 while hearing "the most valuable thing you own is your time..."
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  8. 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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  9. Love this new format!
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  10. .titanic { float: none: }
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  11. Web 1 - Encyclopaedia, read only Web 2 - Data from users, Interactive Web 3 - wtf?
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  12. 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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  13. 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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  14. I would love to see more videos on Raspberry Pi from you. Please
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  15. Can’t wait to try this out. Fireship is like Santa bearing toys for devs.
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  16. Legend has it that Steve Ballmer is still out there shouting "DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS.... "
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  17. 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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  18. as A full-stack developer half of me really loves graphQl while the other don't
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  19. OK! These days I find Fireship videos much more fun to watch than other entertaining videos. Scrapping my head!! GG!
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  20. 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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  21. 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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  22. All startups should hire Jeff, he can make anyone fall in love with anything in 100 seconds
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  23. "And you can bring along your favorite frameworks" *Doesn't show React* I LOL'd
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  24. "There are two things on this world I don't understand: Girls and Serverless." ~ Ben Awad 2020
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  25. 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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  26. Today I learned: SVG isnt a binary format but rather a format thats actually simmiliar to HTML
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  27. 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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  28. At least something is losing weight over this pandemic...
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  29. Show them how it’s done! 👏 We stand by the Fireship!
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  30. no, it’s not.
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  31. 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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  32. 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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  33. it's unfair, your code magically gets pasted. Meanwhile my react app is still being created.
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  34. Object oriented /functional programming in TS please.... I love this one 😍
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  35. 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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  36. Me: Seeing a 3 line regex validating valid input Also me: He's using the language of the gods!
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  37. 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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  38. we need a tutorial about how you edit these videos, sick 🔥
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  39. I clicked faster than your server could give a response 😂
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  40. thanks Jeff, now I have to rewrite my entire app
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  41. Interviewer: What is a REST API? Candidate: API that follows the rules of RESTful Interviewer: You hired!
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  42. Solid design principles in 100 seconds 🤩
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  43. "News for people who code and stuff" LMAO please make this a recurring segment!
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  44. Docker in 100 seconds. Please!!
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  45. Programming isn't about what you know; it's about how fast you stackoverflow
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  46. Definitely would appreciate a video on WebRTC
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  47. The extension to the 100 seconds is great, keep doing that.
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  48. 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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  49. 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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  50. got problem ask on stack overflow put bounty problem solved
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