Comments by "" (@SRG-Learn-Code) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. What fields are you interested in? I think this community is mostly web development, but there are many branches.
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  2. Or don't. Matt chose his license for wordpress and has to live with it.
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  3. Agree. He is not being the best ambassador for the cause. If you tell me they were the one behind unity I would have more than one prejudices, but they are not in the wrong here. Btw, are they not obligated to make wpengine code available? it should be gpl.
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  4. Unreal next!! Also, blueprints are awesome but I've recently found node-red. More no-code low-code!!!
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  5. Another banger. Also, if you haven't yet, you should try blueprints in Unreal Engine. Might be the missing link between Scratch and C++. This kind of nocode approach is quite common as you would find it in material design or compositing regarding CGI, so please, I'd love to know your thoughts about it. There are others players in the field, but Epic's is in my opinion the best and most approachable one. Unreal has HTTP and chromium capabilities integrated and is fairly easy to use node as well, so be my guest experimenting how to make a web builder using game tech or making a game that's consumes API or whatever you can think of, I've been playing with that idea for some time and maybe now both technologies are mature enough. Let me know. Lots Of Love.
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  6. Sounds pretty cool, thanks for sharing
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  7. May be cheaper to do serverless
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  8. 15 minuts agains the 3 month of learning in an official school and still better explain, thanks your work is invaluable.
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  9. Java 8 was the latest version.
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  10. CEF (old version though) is accessible and JSON is widely adopted. I experimented in the past parsing html and it's awesome, I tried to create a web that works both in an embedded browser as well as a 3D environment, many compromises but quite cool.
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  11. I'm not a web developer nor a game developer, but I've used both because most likely web in the future will be 3d interactive (meta... is about something else), anyway, I went into some interesting rabbit holes. My favourite was web development in ue4: let's say you use blueprints to create a "game" level and a webpage. Doable, I made some test to create metadata of the level in form of html and css, the problem was later automating the load of the files in git to deploy in a server and all of that, it was mainly hardcoded for the demo but apart from that quite enjoyable, you choose your "weapon" as it could be a post, an image, etc (etc means various TODO) and place them in the level, then you could copy the html code (very basic) and pasted into a file, upload it to a cdn and voila, a web page made with ue4, but, here is the twist. That page could be loaded from within the game!!!... yeah, there are many in-game browsers, what a surprise... but, no, for real, the structure of the web page had ton's of id, classes and data embedded to be parsed into a 3d level. I had some nice results using json directly and some proof of concepts parsing some tailored html, but it had to be made within the demo, couldn't get to parse other sites without some hard manual work, so the rabbit hole got deeper, I tried to create a visual parser, let me explain, you take the full html and represent it as a physical object in the game, then you go picking tags and positioning them in the level and the you give them some style and then... you discover that you want an external scrapper and feel like you are working more than playing and that part was not enjoyable. That was a long time ago, maybe I still have the files? it was ue4.18 or something like that. Quite interesting but unreal didn't have a great support for the Chrome Embedded Framework, I think is still an experimental feature today (more like legacy), I should recheck to see what has change since UE5, thanks fireship for reflaming this old project of mine. I think I'll try to experiment again with this.
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  12. What's the catch then?
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  13. Why I enjoy so much the "for haters" series? I've recently took a two years official course in my country about web development which was design in the peak of Java, PHP and XML (they even teached us about SOAP with no mention of modern APIs and the default server was windows server 2010). I hated every second of it and everything I learned is already obsolete. The final cherry on the top was the amazing addition of jquery. So please, do PHP, Wordpress, XML and jQuery. They deserve it.
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  14. What's wrong with nosql?
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  15. Dude
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  16. Welcome back, and I'll see you in the next report. 😘
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  17. I use win11 with WSL2
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  18. Is wpengine gpl? where is the code?
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  19. @Fireship, Does youtube give you any metrics of your viewers regarding this?
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  20. I hope this doesn´t affect GPU availability. How it would? no idea, but seems likely.
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  21. Love you.
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  22. I love Node-RED
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  23. Hell yeah!! Svelte, wind and fire. I'm pretty excited as that is my stack choice and can't wait to watch your approach.
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  24. Awesome, I've installed the preview iso from windows just to test wsl2 and I'm trying to develop an automated workflow to setup an enviroment with chocolately and microsoft deployment kit with docker inbetween. To be honest, I'm not an advanced programmer so I have to learn about all of those technologies but seems worthy. Any tips or experience you have about this kind of approach? Thanks for sharing. (I'm studying a sub-college degree about web applications development (in Spain is called FP (professional formation)) and the first six months are about creating a calculator using C so having fresh and updated resources likes yours give me better chances to be hired after I finish it, so seriously, thanks for sharing this kind of videos for free.)
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