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i didn't understand a thing but i agree cause it's Ryan Carniato

It is very bad. I got into Software Engineering for the job security... I thought that Tech is the future!!!

Best go resources!

Yo, Melkey, when are you gonna finally drop the full interview? I'm not sure I can take any more teasing 🥵😂

Ohh man these teenage newbie coders are making the entire Indian developer community look like spammers.

Bro this is “explain me signals like I am mathematician”

Did they send you the Professional version? If so I’m curious to hear your experience with the connectivity between the halves. Heard a lot of bad things about it being extremely flaky, particularly when switching between computers

Ok, why not use ORM?

Oh no the flexing dev came up on my feed again

The only thing that is not working is, when there are no buffers open, if you press CTRL+E, it doesn't highlight any file. Wish there was a workaround, otherwise love it. Thanks!

HTMX + Django nice combo

I like how your editor puts random coding at the bottom like I’m watching a guy play temple run. You should try just putting temple run and see if metric improve

Do hard things. It's better for your growth in the long term.

Buffer switching didnt work for me when I had tabs open which didnt belong to Vscode like Jupyter Notebook, Data Wrangler, Picture Viewer etc. You provided some functionality for mac users using the cmd key in the keybindings.json, so I also used the keybindings.json to set the buffer switching for Windows and to work for all addons: [ { "key": "shift+h", "command": "workbench.action.previousEditor", "when": "!" }, { "key": "shift+l", "command": "workbench.action.nextEditor", "when": "!" }, { "key": "shift+l", "command": "-jupyter.notebook.toggleLineNumbers", "when": "!" } ] The last entry ensures that Jupyter doesnt use Shift+L to toggle line numbers. Cheers!

im learning Golang from Boot Dev, its amazing hands on gamifying learning backend dev. tons of on hand projects that you make in the course, a Pokedex a blog aggregator, im currently learning webservers in golang! its awesome!

They want JavaScript for backend cause it s easy but to make a simple api is fast and easy in go as well so why not doing it right the first time wtf you don’t need the best api you grow and you learn but JavaScript is not meant for backend period

I'm sold on Svelte

Concurrency occurs when two or more tasks start, run, and complete in overlapping time periods, not necessarily at the same time. Example: multitasking on a single-core machine. Parallelism occurs when two or more tasks run simultaneously. They start, run, and complete in parallel. Go see the description of ConcurrentHashMap in java for a more detailed explanation

Orm as prime would say is skill issue

Web components with props. That's all.

Did you not just explain the same thing twice?

Now i don't understand it more

What's the suggestion? Can we use gin or other famous 3rd party frameworks over net/http?

It's not the only thing air can do but if you just want to live reload your project, and I mean any project, just use entr. I've never had to use anything else and it works with just about anything.

I love you, man. Please feel free to take your like. I have 14 years of experience working with JS, and last year, I had the same problem, so I decided to stay on Remix and learned another alternative for the backend. Elixir and Clojure are amazing; I know that Golang is super cool, but it is procedural programming. "I prefer functional style". However, I am using pocket-based CMS to handle small projects and learning Golang to extend that CMS if needed. Elixir is amazing only has one framework and is the most powerful thing I have been proven of in my career, and Clojure is super simplistic and never changes. You can find tutorials from 7 years ago, and it's the same way it works today, I love two languages; for traditional web development or JVM integrations, I use Clojure. For real-time things, use Elixir, and maybe in the future should try Golang for a real project

Dags for state propagation are the right way to do it

If a creator never says “do this” and just shows an example, how is their fault that people are idiots? They even did put in a disclaimer at the end. If there was some suggestion to actually do this that’s different. But blaming a creator for the internet being idiots is…not a wonderful take.

They're basically a wrapper that allows you to access and manage state with getters and setters. Them being a directed graph that is acyclical means that they flow in one direction only, from cause to effect, which means there are no loops that could run infinitely or cause a "glitch".

That's the opposite of an explanation if I ever seen one. 😂

Signal is something you give to your PM and UX devs to stop adding Jira Tickets else you will shift delete their existence

bros got hardcoded envs in the code below 😭

If you can’t explain a concept to a 5 year old kid you have no f idea how the concept work period

i thought it was like godot signal observer pattern

A simpler way to explain it would be that using a signal value sets up an event listener, and updating a signal value triggers an event, leading to an update for that dependant content, or signal (which then cascades down).

AI is definitely great for repeating tasks 😂

Thanks for this ❤️, can u do a complete course a bout aws serverless using Go

Not everybody is meant for programming simple as that

For a second I stopped chewing my food. Then I understood that I don't understand. Continued chewing.

Why would i need such a concept anyway... Keep it small, keep it simple

signal is like a girl, you know..

The best explanation so far. The term "Direct Acyclic Graph" is spot on.

Humor this, I wanna build application fast and i dont wanna write rawSQL queries, But i would consider it, if there are any solid advantages or something that would make me change my mind, as using prisma was a relief after just learning to write SQL and then you did not had to worry about it... Well you can make a video about that too Melk

Didn’t make sense

Why not develop using air without docker and dockerize after everything is done?

Feels like this should be a lot more popular

I'll make my personal site in this in the coming weeks. Thanks for the recommendation! All these compute time-priced services charge an arm and a leg.

Nats

Your content is very underrated ^^