Comments by "lardosian" (@lardosian) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. Cors errors can really push ones patience to the limit!
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  2. I'd say the most challenging part of creating a new javascript framework(correction - engine!) is finding a name that's not taken!
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  3. Maybe it happened to google today, they were down for an hour!
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  4.  @asandax6  They should clean out all those Asian girl bots in comments as well, they are everywhere.
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  5. You beat me to it!!!
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  6. Refreshing to find a comment from someone not kissing his #ss, thanks.
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  7. Need to be very carefull with useEffect in React!!
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  8. Have been there, its tough going getting a break, be patient and build something really good in the meantime, don't jump around from different stacks, pick one and stick with it.
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  9. At first glance it looked like satanic pentagrams in 100 seconds!
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  10.  @youravghuman5231  Great point
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  11.  @christopherk4166  I'm certainly no aws expert! AWS can be overwhelming it's such a beast.
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  12.  @willinton06  lol!!
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  13. Have been there, that dreaded feeling when Amplify push breaks..
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  14. Would love to hear more stories!!!
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  15. Theres one on FCC
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  16.  @tikeyike  Yes iPhone user limitations is a problem
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  17. Devslopes make a good video about it, there was a clear unbiased winner
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  18. Have you delved more into Fauna yet?
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  19. Me too in AWS amplify serverless functions!!
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  20. @Corgi Ah go on, who cares if you ruffle some feathers! I work with Node and Typescript but your comments about JS doesn't bother me in the slightest, why should it unless I was Brendan Icke. Rust is a language I'm getting interested in. But regards learning a first language I would argue C would be a bit intimidating as its low level. In my case it was Java which I found difficult to pick up. I then tried Python and found it much easier to get into programming/development so I would always say Python is a great first language.
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  21. Driving the staff in the nursing home mad! Just a joke, hope the ol scamp is in good health.
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  22.  @tikeyike  Thanks dude, I have tried one signal which is quite good and a cheap alternative called webpushr, hooking up and properly understanding PWA service workers is quite tricky.
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  23.  @vinosilva5458  I think he means being tied to the cloud solution.
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  24. AWS provide it as well
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  25. Create React app uses webpack.
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  26.  @willinton06  Get a room you two!
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  27. So this is how the Pokerface app works then? It's a poker game which includes the players video and audio from anywhere around the world in realtime.
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  28. Have been using serverless functions a little bit in Amplify, the only pain is pushing every time you make a change to the code.
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  29. AWS is doing a makeover at the moment on the UI, Firebase defo looks nicer and less intimidating.
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  30. Time to learn C# and blazer then?
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  31. I cloned and set up the example Amplify PWA example on AWS and found it a bit slow also..
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  32. Amplify has a new feature called DataStore where data is saved to local indexdb and synching with cloud db
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  33. As a non designer Material-UI and jss does the job for me but might give it a try someday.
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  34. AWS Amplify is a good option as well
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  35. Plenty of other companies out there
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  36. Have you ever ran into issues with Amplify Push?!
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  37.  @ulisesavila2879  If I hear the word 'scale' one more time I'm gonna blow a gasket!
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  38. The answer your looking for is AWS Amplify serverless backend framework. Can do everything you are looking for, logs, serverless functions with express, rest api, gql api, S3 Storage, Auth, CICD, loads of stuff. You will find the logs in the AWS console. I'm quite similar to you, in my first gig using this framework, will look good on my CV I hope, but no AWS expert yet but learning plenty, and making plenty mistakes!
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  39.  @ericbochat  No worries, by the way if you do decide to use Amplify, just note that if you do create a gql api each model in your gql schema creates a new dynamodb table. This surprised me as I was watching dynamodb tutorials about the one table model pattern, but Amplify is kind of a mixture of nosql and sql so watch out for that. Also it can be a bit tedious updating your serverless functions because you have to push them to the cloud every time you edit. If you forget a bracket, semi colon you have to push again!
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  40.  @minikame2272  ha ha!!
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  41. If I learn Next JS and then things go back to client side rendering I'm gonna kick your ass fireship!
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  42. My DAW of choice Reaper is developed with Lua! Its blazing fast even on a modest win7 laptop, can't remember the last time it crashed.
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  43. Identical!!
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  44. Yes I've used Amplify and it generates the graphql queries and mutations from your schema, very handy.
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  45. Bit of an odd name for the framework, suggests something to do with music.
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  46. @Corgi What languages do you like out of interest?
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  47. Typescript is your friend, defo learn it, will save you debugging time.
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  48.  @pakidood  I understand this, I'm in my first dev job in a start up using aws amplify, but I'm totally on my own so trying to do back end, front end, deployment, updates, fixes, improvements, tests...etc etc etc has been quite a challenge!
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  49.  @RahulJoshi  Hope his torn hamstring has healed!!!
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  50. Hey, I'm building a PWA with Amplify and Appsync, I'm fairly new to all this stuff, some tips would be great. I was directed to an example survey pwa on AWS so I cloned the repo and followed all the steps and got it set up. So I'm wondering now should I strip it down and build up my own app using it as a base or start from scratch with a new amplify project, thank you!
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