Never heard of redwood

I've been using Postman to test my own api responses for years, I love the script feature, I use that to do auth flow by updating variables used in other requests, it's amazing! I didn't know it did soo much more 😮

Honestly if you have worked with react and still cant setup and use context you should do something else. Svelte Stores are not the same as context because they are global so to get the scoping of context you have to use setContext which is not reactive by default and requires a writable store to be reactive so in the end you still have to write a provider which is not much different from react. And Because setContext and getContext require a string key it makes it cumbersome to use so u have to wrap it in a function anyways which could be called useContext, oh wait...

Nice video James. I've been using Postman since the before times. It's a great tool.

It's cool update! but i use Thunder client extension in vscode.

Postman used to be better, then they forced email/password access and it all fell from there. Personally don't like postman now and the only new "feature" here was GraphQL and such. Don't use GraphQL, so I'd like the old Postman back ...

What is the output of a URL on a browser for SPA vs MPA

It can’t be Hoppscotch 😂 the superior version of postman 😬😂

This is me 😂

@JamesQQuick please check this solution. No nested for loops , no nested if condition . Please pin , if correct. I am new to DSA. let nums = [2, 3, 1, 2, 4, 3]; let target = 7; var minSubArrayLen = function (target, nums) { let finalLength = nums.length; let initialIndex = 0; let previousTotal = nums[0]; let i = 0; let sumQueue = [nums[0]]; while (i < nums.length ) { if (previousTotal >= target) { finalLength = Math.min(finalLength, i + 1 - initialIndex); let val = sumQueue.shift(); previousTotal -= val; initialIndex = initialIndex + 1; } else { i = i + 1; sumQueue.push(nums[i]); previousTotal += nums[i]; } } return finalLength; }; console.log(minSubArrayLen(target, nums));

Hi James! These are great tips! I was actually considering volunteer work myself. And a few months ago I created my YT channel to showcase a QA Automation project/framework I developed, and then linked it into my resume. I'm not crazy about sharing the actual code on Git hub where someone could take advantage of it instead of hiring me. Do you think it would be good enough to just have me in a number of videos where I'm walking through the code, just enough so they can see what I am capable of and that I know my stuff? Thanks in advance!

You can get TypeScript to tell you what type it should be by passing the function to an event handler spot with the wrong type specified. Just don't leave it as default any or you won't get that. Probably a good argument here for not having arguments be any by default.

2024 comment here. It can't do barely anything related to group/share work without paid subscription. For myself, that I constantly switch from my PC to my macbook and I need collections saved, Thunderclient doesn't work with free install. Postman extension in VS Code does the job for me now.

hey bro, wanna ask you one thing. How to turn off those colored rectangle type of thing that comes at the starting of code in some space.

I just used the `useAsyncFn` hook from 'react-use' to do my loading state, since my form already had to be a client component for 'react-hook-form' to work. I didn't even know about `useFormStatus` at the time.

Theme & Font?

For some reason my app doesn't redirect the user to the clerk login page...can anyone tell me why? everything in the code looks good

Jack Herrington has a 9 mins long video on HTMX + Astro where he shows how to npm install and configure htmx in Astro

What about returning the Error? then doing if (result instanceof Error) i feel throwing error is useless, 9/10 times you have to propagate the error upstream, so catching the error and doing the same thing which was gonna happen automatically is kinda pointless. and as you said in js ecosystem usually you either get a response or {err} or [data, err] or fn(data, err) nobody is expecting whole program to crash because of one function call ... for example if i do parseStr(.....), i'd check if result.length > 0 ,

ELIXIR MENTIONED!!

Awesome! Thanx a lot, and God bless, James

This makes me want to puke

i think this is still preserve the issue if we display the error message based on a condition (lets say based on a state). I think the better solutuion is to make wrapper for both the field and the error and set the wrapper to relatiove so that we can set the error style to absolute and set its position based on the relative parent. with this approach, the error element will never distract any element that sits near it. This is what exactly i do today in my office when i see the previous dev make the error message go wild from the field where it belongs.

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A fellow Costco man 🤠

This is great ❤. Much love man

its just a little bit of misunderstanding :D

what about those lines which appear like inverted 'L'

thanks James, can you tell me about security to avoid other websites using your api on htmx and Astro?

fig is deprecated, they left the page up and installs are now broken..

"editor.fontLigatures": "'ss01', 'ss02', 'ss03', 'ss19', 'ss20'", If you put these as font ligatures instead of just true it gets even better

Did the hackathon, to get good grades I studied using KZbin and Googled everything, and built personal stuff as I was learning new things.

how do i create the page for the category, im getting a 404 when i click the category link in the post

Just watched 2 of your videos.. idk what is it but it seems like u are on the verge of crying... are u okey man?? Or is making videos a way for you to destress?? Anyhow, I really like your videos.. but I also hope u take care matee

for(var i = 1; i <= 3; i++){ setTimeout(()=>{ console.log(i); }, 1200); } Output is 4 4 4 & for(let i = 1; i <= 3; i++){ setTimeout(()=>{ console.log(i); }, 1200); } Output is 1 2 3 Why??

Thank you so much !

Cleannnn thanks

In my opinion Codeium is the best AI autocomplete.

what is "any" means?

Checks out 😁

Isnt autoclose tag inbuilt in vs code?

where we can find your images

They have become greedy. You cannot move your API details when you move to a new PC. Even if you buy a license. It does not let you import from a free version to a paid version

Actually,I'm spending a lot of time improving my skills in Chrome DevTools so changing to another browser must be truly distinctive and help me more than Chrome, and I find real value features that Chrome cannot add . Wondered if this browser is based on Chromine

built with Electron...that stopped me watching the video. video idea: non-Electron apps and tools for blazingly fast desktop experience!

Can this be built locally using xampp?

Really nice and simple way of explaining complex concepts. Great video

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what is microTask and macroTask ?

What font are you using in vscode