Web devs are worried about a 128kb bundle and a deprecated library shipping with 1.4k dependencies while game devs are out here shipping 40gb updates without a second thought
This video is the best tutorial I've made. Partly because it went smoothly, but mostly because it teaches concepts that no other "real-time chat" tutorial on YouTube teaches.
"Why are 90% of job postings for full stack these days?"
This is something that I have truly been saying for a while now. It may not necessarily be a popular point but it is an accurate one.
Being comfortable with backend and frontend will open you to a lot more opportunities.
@KevinNaughtonJr
@ThePrimeagen
Hi Kevin, this is actually Twitter. So if you could please take back your respect and instead retaliate with some uncalled for ad homs, that would be great.
If you don't like the try-catch hoisting syntax, you can use this tryToCatch utility to get more of a Go style syntax for your async functions
#typescript
@victornfb
What if you need to get push notifications from Microsoft? What if Blizzard gives you 100 in game gold for using their authenticator and what if you have no excuses for the rest?
Infinite queries, invalidating the cache, complex queries with Prisma, including cursor based pagination, updating cache data (from an infinite query) ect...
Working on my most advanced tutorial video yet. Building and deploying a distributed real-time app with Fastify, Websockets, Upstash Redis, Docker, GitHub actions and Next.js
@t3dotgg
goes out of his way to build up other creators and devs that he believes in. It's easy to get caught up in your own success, but he genuinely cares about so many other people's success.
My wife doesn't share my excitement for my upcoming video about building & deploying a real-time chat application that scales horizontally with Upstash Redis, , Fastify, Caddy server, GitHub actions, and Next.js.
I think the best way to master something is by using it. However, getting started can be a real hurdle to overcome. I think that's why Fireship's 100s videos are so popular.
I'm going to try focus on 15 minute videos: "Learn Just Enough X to be Productive".
@kentcdodds
It's probably fine but for inputs you probably only care about how it's displayed back to the user, so probably should do it with CSS then enforce the toLowerCase() on the server
Just because you see me bang out some code that works (for the most part) in a video, don't think that I am even an average developer. I spent 10+ hours figuring out how to make it work before I hit record.
@swyx
This destructive rampage is just going to make people trust OOS less, not make them contribute capital. It's probably an unpopular opinion but if your industry makes you that mad, you should reconsider your career choice.
Something simple that I've found really helpful is prefixing log lines with the function that calls them.
Also, Pino is the best Node logger and you can't change my mind
@t3dotgg
@T4Stack
@ogtimothymiller
The project looks good. It could have built it's own name for itself ,but I think he's probably ruined any chance of that now
@ThePrimeagen
The issue with Go is that once you build it, you don't have a thousands of PRs to upgrade dependancies that break everything and it doesn't need to be refactored every 15 minutes.
I have one more trip to make this month, then I will be back to making YouTube videos.
Some videos I'm thinking of making, a Next.js tutorial, an in-depth guide to Prisma, "Just enough tRPC to be productive". Let me know what you want to see!
This video being so popular is inspiring and makes me feel good about tech education on YouTube. It's not flashy, highly edited or even scripted. He's just teaching and people love it. Nice work
@webdevcody
Have you every wondered how companies like Vercel and Netlify allow you to point your domain at their service and give you full TLS support?
In this video we automate that process with
@caddyserver
Going through the comments on
@t3dotgg
's
@zodtypes
video to see what I can farm for content and I'm surprised how many people don't get it yet. I thought we were all already sold on Zod.
I've been learning Go for the last year or so. At the start, watching videos about it taught be absolutely nothing. It's only been in the last few months, as I understood it more that watching videos has added value.
My son is turning 2 next weekend and thinking about it reminds me of a dream I had when he was first born.
I dreamt that there was a little baby boy and I thought to myself "I wish that baby was my son". When I woke up, the baby from my dream was there sleeping next to me.
📺 Today’s recommended video: “Build a blog with the T3 stack” by
@tomdoes_tech
Check out this tutorial to create a blog that includes password authentication and the ability to make blog posts using tRPC, TypeScript, Next.js, Prisma & Zod.
@Grady_Booch
@elonmusk
@Twitter
Can you explain why he is bad at data analysis and what that has to do with this tweet? Surely he isn't doing the analysis's himself? I didn't see him claim to be an expert in it?
@ThePrimeagen
I went to a bad university and it's never crossed my mind that it might hurt my career in any way. Thinking that my education is some institution's responsibility is what would really hurt my career.