Comments by "mk1ngzz" (@uziboozy4540) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. I'd love to see some videos on the following topics: Gitlab Auto DevOps Chaos Engineering (Litmus) Policy as Code (Open Policy Agent) Compliance as Code In general just more topics on security, DevOps & Site Reliability
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  2. 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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  3. Nest is the ultimate enterprise framework for building backends. People saying they hate Angular/Nest is just an opinion. Wait till you reach the point where plain express or React becomes unmaintainable.
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  4. Yet still the worst frontend "framework".
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  5. You won't even spend $20 a month on something you use 8 hours a day. That's just sad.
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  6. There's a big difference between an IDE and a code editor :)
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  7.  @travispettry3025  no it doesn't.
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  8. First surveillance pigeons and now squirrel overlords.
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  9.  @cloudfox1908  so? The architecture of React apps makes it unmaintainable in the long run. Plus React is slow as fuck because of virtual dom and use poor practices.
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  10. How to create 100 seconds videos in 100 seconds
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  11. GCP > AWS/Azure
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  12.  @g-luu  React is slow because of the process called reconciliation and the fact it keeps the entire dom tree in memory. You don't realize how expensive it is to compare the in memory virtual dom tree to the actual dom.
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  13.  @g-luu  did you even read what I wrote? How can you say my comment is false when you're just reciting exactly what I wrote. VIRTUAL DOM 🤦‍♂️ God, some people are just incompetent.
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  14.  @g-luu  bruh, you should legit look at benchmarks. React is one of the slowest frontend frameworks, rofl
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  15. Ain't gonna use shit made by Apple 🤮
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  16. ​ @Jonathan1234000  why would you want to manage everything in Kubernetes? 😂😂😂
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  17.  @mountakhabi  yeah, you're completely wrong rofl
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  18.  @christopherwhite6173  you can't compare template engines to SSR SPA apps 🤣
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  19.  @combinedprogrammer2477  as someone using Terraform, I honestly don't give a fuck about the GUI, except for monitoring, tracing & observability where GCP outshines them both. They have the best Kubernetes engine (surprising 🤣) and deeply integrated error reporting for containers. Fuck AWS & Azure, rofl. Oh well, Azure is a piece of garbage, their portal is useless and slow as fuck as well for the rest of their services.
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  20.  @g-luu  stick to the topic if you want to have a serious discussion. We're not discussing wrongs or rights, we're discussing that React is slow.
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  21.  @aloufin  yeah so am I lol. Azure Portal is fucking garbage man. You literally can't do shit with it. It's confusing and slow as fuck. Also AKS is absolutely the worst Kubernetes engine in existence. I hate AWS, but even theirs is better than AKS. AKS still haven't solved fucking basic ass storage problems and it's been years. Claiming the Azure Portal is even remotely close to being something good just means you don't know shit 😂
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  22. Copilot is absolutely useless when it comes to writing quality code.
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  23. 1. Don't use babel
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  24. You don't know much, do you?
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  25.  @artiefischel2579  Terraform is shit compared to Pulumi though 😂
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  26. You should definitely not use Redis for event driven architecture...
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  27.  @EternalConglomerate  it's not bloated. It's an IDE, not a code editor 🤣🤦‍♂️
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  28.  @g-luu  and it isn't an opinion, it's a fact.
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  29.  @SudeeptoDutta  Svelte is useless for enterprise applications. No template type support and poor scalability.
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  30. Mastadon ain't got shit to do with decentralization, rofl
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  31. Yup, only rookies use VSC 😂 Disclaimer: people try to use VSC like its an IDE, when in fact it's just a code editor
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  32. Deno doesn't even type-check. What's the point of using TypeScript without type-checking? 😂🤦‍♂️
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  33.  @clagccs  Hasura is only usable for basic CRUD apps. It's a fucking nightmare.
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  34. Cry baby
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  35.  @stefnirk  unfortunately too many startups care more about building new features than building a good foundation first
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  36.  @nishanthdipali6838  React is easier to learn and unopinionated, but that also causes more shitty code & developers. React is literally the worst frontend framework in existence lol
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  37.  @blueghost3649  "they're not really needed" well if that statement ain't naive and ignorant, then I don't know what else it is. Design patterns exist for a reason 🤣
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  38. Cloudflare D1 is a distributed serverless sqlite database
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  39.  @taylankammer  it's written in Rust. It's most likely fast as fuck.
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  40. GCP > *
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  41.  @aloufin  lol the Azure Portal is upright useless
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  42.  @Dxpress_  so they'll just provide you with free updates forever? Get a grip on how the real world works bro
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  43.  @RainbowVision  thats why you should always start out with decoupled modular monoliths.
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  44.  @paulsullivan649  so you're saying useEffect is the best thing ever? Haha
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  45. I don't miss it and never will 😂 I regret PHP was the first language I ever learned. Had to unlearn almost everything I knew afterwards 🤣
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  46. Yugabyte is pretty much Citus on steroids
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  47.  @lockontarget9660  when did I ever say that 😂
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  48.  @JonathanRose24  you didn't ask any questions. All you did was make statements based on assumptions about a tool you obviously haven't used enough or don't know enough about.
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  49.  @jerry9548  JavaScript already evolved I'm the TypeScript direction. TypeScript is considered the defacto standard.
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  50.  @jerry9548  TypeScript will most likely never be natively supported in the browser, so I don't really see the relevance of your comment 😄
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  51.  @Jonathan1234000  or you could use Pulumi 🤣
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  52. Well, there's AI that can recognize whether or not content was written by AI
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  53.  @very_unique_username  Svelte has Svemix
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  54. Supabase auth lacks some of the most important features such as MFA.
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  55.  @clagccs  any graphql data layer is a nightmare. DYOR. Cba explaining
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  56. You can't code a frontend without using the DOM... Someone obviously doesn't know how frontend based WASM frameworks work, lol.
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  57.  @g-luu  you don't have to explain to me how virtual dom works 🤦‍♂️
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  58.  @g-luu  do some research you degenerate lol
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  59. What? You can't build blockchains on top of Stellar, it's "simply" a network for moving and storing money.
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  60. There's a big difference between open source and FOSS 😬
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  61. If you want a faster drop in replacement for Kafka, then try Redpanda.
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  62.  @CyberQuickYT  svelte is useless for enterprises. There's no template type checking
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  63. Angular > every frontend framework
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  64.  @bcharles9605  you mean SOLID, XP, DDD, CQRS, multi tenant, EDA etc?
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  65.  @bcharles9605  well, domain driven design is a pattern. To implement event driven architecture you must also follow a certain pattern, etc. Extreme programming is a set of principles tho.
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  66.  @alzearafat  you're oblivious, little Apple fanboy 😂
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  67. It's called The Great Reset. It's no surprise if you do your research and don't watch mainstream medias.
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  68. Devs need to stop using GraphQL for full stack applications that only use TypeScript. You incorporate code generation, a poor type system, etc as a middleman into an already strongly typed language.
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  69. You can just use their CDK instead.
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  70. PlanetScale is pretty sweet
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  71. What's the use case for PostgREST? I'ved Hasura for years at work and it's absolutely garbage for anything but simple CRUD apps. lol
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  72. Redpanda next ;) 10x faster Kafka compatible alternative
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  73. tRPC doesn't provide full end to end type safety... Deepkit RPC does tho
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  74. Remix still beats them all when it comes to metadata (as you described it) 🤷‍♂️
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  75.  @IainSimmons  lol, I actually meant Solid, but cool
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  76. Svelte is overrated. You can't do shit with it on an enterprise scale. It doesn't solve any issues as performance isn't the most important factor. It has a very bad architecture and no support for template type checking. People need to stop praising garbage like it's so good.
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  77.  @lockontarget9660  no I didn't. Please learn how to read thoroughly. I wrote it'd most likely be fast due to being written in Rust. Nothing more, nothing less. Stop assuming shit 🤣
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  78.  @JonathanRose24  as someone who's absolutely shit at CSS, Tailwind literally saved my ass at those aspects. Especially when you're doing a startup by yourself and you're the sole developer.
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  79. No NestJS?
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  80. Porkbun is the best
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  81.  @heroe1486   @Heroe /  you obviously don't know the amount of research required. You can't just "read the front page" rofl. There's a big difference between reading something, understanding it and using it in practice.
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  82. Not really lol
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  83.  @MrEnsiferum77  do you even know what CQRS is?
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  84.  @MrEnsiferum77  you don't know much, do you? Have you actually built enterprise applications? Good luck doing that without a framework like Angular.
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  85. Completely ruins Angular. Let's go.
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  86.  @Jonathan1234000  99% of people don't use Kubernetes because they want to be cloud agnostic....
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  87. No, Pulumi
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  88.  @mehedirifat9072  yeah, they should've written Kubernetes in Rust rofl
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  89. Deno doesn't even type-check. What's the point of using TypeScript without type-checking?
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  90.  @Landon_S2  yes
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  91.  @Jimmed  I think you're confusing the term "runtime" here.
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  92.  @Jimmed  sure, which is completely absurd 🤣 It's not a build tool like Vite, esbuild etc.
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  93. Remix over Solid IMO
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  94.  @tobias3581  wtf you talking about? Remix is almost zero config, lol. I'm an Angular user myself, but damn if Remix isn't great for serving apps at the edge.
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  95.  @tobias3581  frameworks aren't "less" flexible, unless they're supposed to be idiomatic like Remix. You're telling me Angular isn't flexible? It's the most flexible frontend framework there is.
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  96.  @suya1671  read thoroughly before replying, asshole. It doesn't type-check per default. Either way, you can't rely on your IDE/code editor to properly type-check your code using a language server. Also why wouldn't you type-check when building Deno apps in a CI pipeline?
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  97.  @clagccs  also Hasura isn't a firebase alternative
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  98.  @cloudfox1908  DIFFING IS SLOW.. God you're a bunch of idiots. Doesn't take more than 2 minutes of research to figure out React is slow compared to alternatives. Bunch of fangirls 🤣🤦‍♂️
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  99. Visual Studio Code was dead before it was even released. I hate how morons are comparing a useless code editor to IDEs.
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  100.  @jaideepshekhar4621  I'm Danish. I live in literally one of the most expensive countries 🤡
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  101.  @naturesarmy9  the fact is that VS Code doesn't even have 10% of the features that IntelliJ comes with, no matter how many extensions you install. I just tried VSCode again for a week, and holy shit what a nightmare. Refactor capabilities and intellisense in VSC is beyond garbage. How y'all call yourself software engineers while using that shit is hilarious 😂
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  102.  @jaideepshekhar4621  I'm rich because I do my job well. Ironic, isn't it? 🤣
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  103.  @jaideepshekhar4621  you don't seem to understand how economics work rofl. We pay immensive taxes and the living cost is way higher here because everything is more expensive. Use your brain, Jesus Christ
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  104.  @jaideepshekhar4621  your statement is useless because we're talking about software engineer salaries lol
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  105.  @jaideepshekhar4621  obviously you're not earning six figures if you're a junior 😂 There's no reason for you to be mad at me lol. It's not my fault you can't afford to pay a mere $15/mo for an IDE.
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  106.  @jaideepshekhar4621  cry me a river kiddo. You have ever opportunity to become rich using modern wealth creation methods, but still you're sitting on your ass crying over comments on a YouTube video. Get a life.
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  107.  @zz-if1ic  hooks are SHIT
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  108. You can't really fit the paradigms of distributed systems in a 10 minute video. It's nearly impossible without people being even more confused than they were before.
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  109. There's Deepkit. Laravel is 🗑️ compared to it
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  110.    nah it's not yet another JavaScript framework. It's something that's never been done before in TypeScript.
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  111.  @charlesm.2604  glad to hear that. Deepkit is freaking awesome. Join the Discord :)
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  112.  @charlesm.2604  Deepkit RPC is gRPC on steroids for TypeScript 😅
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  113.  @charlesm.2604  Deepkit uses dynamic JIT optimized functions almost everywhere in its codebase, hence the insane performance
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  114. A real CTO would setup their infrastructure using IAC... Most of the time you don't use Kubernetes for scaling, but instead for development processes and easily managing the deployments you have using configuration. Calling Kubernetes for expensive is a fucking joke, it's only expensive when you have no clue what you're doing. I love your videos, but man...
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  115.  @Fireship  didn't mean to sound harsh at all, I've just heard this too many times haha. Keep up the good work !
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  116.  @Fireship  I've managed to decrease infrastructure costs around 80% by utilizing Kubernetes & Spot.io Ocean, lol. The real sucker is managed serverless.
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  117.  @filip.a.  how so? You can literally do jack shit with Next. It doesn't offer anything that React can't already do.
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  118. Deepkit RPC & Type next please :)
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  119.  @skylark.kraken  no, you can't. If you wish to build "blockchains" on top of an existing network (the technical term for this would be a parachain, sidechain etc) you'd be better of using e.g Polygon, Cosmos or Polkadot. Stellar is a blockchain by itself 🤦‍♂️ Yeah, you can use Stellar as a payment platform, but that's got nothing at all to do with building your own blockchain. All you're doing with Stellar is using BAAS.
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  120.  @skylark.kraken  but building your own blockchain literally has nothing to do with Stellar? If you want him to cover blockchain as a service, then yeah sure, use the proper terms instead of whining when you get corrected.
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  121. Been doing stand-ups for 5 years now. God. I. Fucking. Hate It.
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  122. I've considered trying out JetBrain Space. Is it worth it?
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  123. Do a video on Deepkit!!!
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  124. Please, don't use Ethereum, it's utter garbage, use Solana instead. Subtrate, Polkadot/Kusama would be cool as well.
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  125. Deno doesn't type-check... Completely fucking useless 😂
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  126. Can't kill C++ when it's built on and for C++ lulz
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  127.  @jaromor8808  manual labor will go first rofl
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  128.  @kukla-mukla6000  no zookeeper, no jvm, its 10x faster, etc
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  129.  @kukla-mukla6000  custom data transformation built in directly using WASM
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  130.  @kukla-mukla6000  instead of asking, why don't you just look it up? rofl
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  131.  @kukla-mukla6000  up to 10x faster latency and better performance lol
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  132.  @kukla-mukla6000  if you have to ask what problems zookeeper introduces you really don't know much about Kafka's architecture and why Kafka is trying to get rid of it
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  133.  @kukla-mukla6000  with Kafka you have external data connectors. That's not needed with Redpanda because of its data transformation engine.
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  134.  @kukla-mukla6000  I'd love to explain it fully in detail, but I won't bother since Redpanda have loads of articles about the differences
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  135. I'm missing the reverse engineering part here..? Isn't it supposed to be about how Logan Paul managed to scam people? Dafuq
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  136.  @stefnirk  BaaS like Hasura and Supabase is only good for MVPs/POCs. BaaS is utter trash and only suitable if you're a moron.
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  137.  @stefnirk  exactly, baas is great for MVPs/POCs as I initially stated
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  138. Wouldn't recommend people building blockchains based off Bitcoin. There's a reason it's obsolete for anything, but being used as payment. Cosmos, Polkadot or Polygon is the way to go.
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  139.  @spacestonks8682  just saying man, nice video nonetheless :)
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  140. So basically like Pulumi, but limited to AWS and even worse?
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  141.  @Fireship  Rust 🙌
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  142.  @nishanthdipali6838  god the ignorance from low level developers. 1) you've probably never used angular 2) if you had, you probably didn't want to spend time learn it 3) you're too stupid to learn it Angular is for made for enterprise applications 🤣 Come back when you have a frontend application with thousands of components, then you'll see how bad React is when it comes to scalability.
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  143. Are you sleeping under a rock?
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  144. EU has zero SaaS companies ot anything lol
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  145. Its exactly like Pulumi, just worse 😂
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  146. IPFS in 100 seconds NestJS in 100 seconds Domain Driven Design in 100 seconds
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  147. Nx is the best tool I've ever used in years. Top notch Nest, Cypress and Jest support.
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  148. Why are your videos only in 480p? 😅
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  149.  @PenguinCrayon269  say that to postgres functions lol
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  150. You're a moron if you can't even do a basic Google search to find Pulumi as an alternative 😂
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  151.  @bartoszkrawczyk4976  comparing apples to oranges. tRPC is pretty much useless without e.g zod, it's slow and isn't fully type safe. Its missing streaming capabilities
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  152.  @bartoszkrawczyk4976  see for yourself. Have a look at Deepkit RPC
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  153.  @bartoszkrawczyk4976  zod is like going back to JSON schemas. tRPCs server API is like something from 2015 🤣
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  154. "Every React dev should migrate", well that's not how it works, lol. Remix + Solid would've been the best combination ever.
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  155.  @bringbackwindowsphone  and D2 is incoming soon
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  156. You live in an illusion if you think that's how the world would work. Democracy is an illusion, mate, or rather a fancy word for fascism & totalitarianism
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  157.  @hyprsonic_dev  I literally just wrote the cons... Do you even bother reading before commenting?
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  158. That's not why containers were invented 😂
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  159. Kinda like a mix of SvelteKit and Remix..
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  160.  @rand0mtv660  Angular 🔥 I don't think the question is what's horrible about React, I think the question should rather be "what isn't horrible about React"
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  161.  @madtin  how can it suck when it has everything batteries included? Angular is the only frameworks capable of building maintainable, scalable & reliable enterprise applications. It's opinionated, so the threshold of the developer fucking up is higher.
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  162.  @madtin  maybe it's just too complex for your simple mind 😂
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  163. What a bunch of ignorant morons in this comment section making a lot of wild assumptions 😂 Never insulted anyone for using React. Y'all need to learn how to read. Just to put it here, developers using Angular are far more experienced than people using React. It's pretty obvious, as Angular is far more complicated to learn. React is unopinionated and is more prone to bad code due to the amount of inexperienced developers & 3rd party dependencies required to get something resembling a full fledged framework. People just can't stand the truth nowadays.
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  164. Gotta love me some hypocrites
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  165. PlanetScale is great, but it isn't serverless.
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  166.  @benoitbuyse7811  how are they serverless? They're using it as a buzzword. PlanetScale has nothing to do with serverless. If you want a serverless database platform you should use Neon 🤣
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  167.  @benoitbuyse7811  are you sure you know what "serverless" really means? 😁
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  168.  @benoitbuyse7811  so by your definition every managed software as a service is considered serverless..? 😂
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  169. Pulumi is even better 😂
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  170.  @lockontarget9660  probably the most retarded question ever tbh. Postgres is well optimized and battle tested, SurrealDB isn't.
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  171.  @taylankammer  thanks for explaining the obvious 😆
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  172. Bun + Deepkit
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  173. Already there.
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  174. I'd love to see a video on Yugabyte.
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  175. I think the majority of developers are just too damn stupid to be able to use TypeScript properly
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  176. Text to video game would be fucking amazing
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  177. Angular 🔥
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  178. Why would you use Terraform over Pulumi?😂
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  179. Still surprised people are using React instead of Angular lol. You've literally been able to do this in Angular for yeaaaaars. Honestly, there's nothing you can't do with Angular, it's batteries included.
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  180.  @hargunbeer  bruh, when did I ever state that I specifically needed videos for these topics? It was a simple suggestion, moron.
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  181.  @hargunbeer  I'm a self taught software engineer. The last thing you gotta tell me is "learn how to ask questions" 🤦‍♂️
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  182.  @hargunbeer  as you can tell by the amount of likes, people don't know about these topics, so it will be very educational for others.
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  183.  @andrewshorts1198  Svelte is useless when it comes to building enterprise applications
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  184. Brotli instead, please. Gzip is garbage compared to it 😂
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  185. Didn't know about grouping, pretty sweet ngl
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  186. Not really, unless you're an absolutely moron who knows nothing about technology. It's pretty easy to analyze which new technologies will be commonly used in the future 😂
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  187.  @ridl27  there's also Deepkit if you care more about performance.
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  188. That's what happens when people are stupid enough to work for big tech. Don't expect stupidity to be rewarded 🤣
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  189. Cloudflare Workers + Cloudflare D1 would make this an ease lol
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  190. 100 seconds of Tailwind!
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  191.  @khai96x  "soydevs" good one, gonna have to steal it 😂
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  192.  @rumfordc  that makes it centralized and not decentralized... Seriously, go research decentralization instead of asking questions about it in a YouTube comment section
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  193. Pulumi
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  194. React A tier? It shouldn't even be on the list. The fact that it's still used in 2023 just proves how retarded most developers are.
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  195.  @balazsh2  yes, really. Google uses this approach to lower the SEO score of AI written content.
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  196. Pulumi is far superior to CDKTF
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