Where i can find updated full length video tutorials? May I know some good resources. I can't find most of them are very old. 😢😢

Great, concise information - thank you.I'm learning Ruby on Rails through The Odin Project in my free time after work. Ruby caught my interest more than the more popular Javascript path. Any thoughts on the current entry-level Ruby job market? I have read that jobs are heavily concentrated on senior roles. Entry level positions seem pretty scarce on Indeed/Linkedin.

that was helpful!! thank youu

I missed the part where you talk about advantages of mobile apps

i went back to laravel with the blade templating engine and man .......... i can make things sooooooo much faster, i just reload the page when ever the data changes and everything just works ... going back to good old MVC & SSR was the answer for me as a solo indie dev

I'm a react js developer with basic rails knowledge. I'm looking for a job. Any help would be 🙏 1.5 yrs

10000000% agree

I have problem performance

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Interesting video, glad to know this

Let's remove all the BS and TS and go back to the plain, not plain Vanilla JS.

Very informative. Thank you.

Prefer server-side rendering?… unless you’re speaking to block functions like lambda, the modern world is transitioning to generic APIs and webhooks. Ripe for client-side rendering.

I agree with you 100%. I've been adding to and maintaining an app written in React.js for the past 8 years. We are always talking about our next upgrade. The SEO issues are a real thing. We had to build our own pretender tool fix the issues. It's a constant struggle. If I had to start over I would have gone with a different framework.

Sorry, but Stefan Mischook disagrees! On the other side, I do not agree with all what he says...

I am starting react at the moment and I find it very hard to use, though it seems simple from the outside I feel like the amount of libraries I need to use with react makes me feel uncomfortable.. I hope that in the future other lib for front end would become more popular but for now i will push on.

It's possible and you have points on everything, however, this is where I am glad I have picked and stuck with next.js now for a few years. I probably wouldn't have gotten this far now if I was using a framework other than next. all the issues you mention are dealt with, and are non issue.

React router's already done the state management 😂 never need to use any kind of redux

what you recommend than ?

I agree, I got the most useful feedback and ideas for functionality from users of my ERP system

What the heck is this video?! Are you a real programmer or just a youtouber?

In what ways can you get involved with the community? Is there an active rails community discord?

Great video! Thank you :)

Does it work fine with SVG filters?

What about Vue3 composition api? I find it really simple to do anything I ever needed. Pinia for state management, vue mitt for events, vue router and thats basically it.

React is awesome...

Where/when/why might you use React? Any good use case for a new project?

Hi Mike , have you ever developed an application using react ? was there ever a shift from HOC to hooks (there was a shift from class component to hooks ...) ?

Nobody in the enterprise environment is interested in Ruby on Rails! The jobs on offer and the prevalence of the language is low compared to other technologies. I think ruby on rails is very good in its concepts, but it has not caught on in the market! It's worth a look and you have to weigh up what purpose, budget and teams are set up for. Maintainability over years, the activity of the core developers of a framework and the market share of the programming language and technology are often decisive. Unfortunately, I don't see ruby on rails in the top ten of available technologies.

Do you have any thoughts on React Native? Especially interested if you have compared it with Flutter.

What do you think about the odin project ?

Hey, thanks for the video. Can you please share what are the alternatives?

So far best framework for web dev

This is great, as a new dev learning rails you listed off some fantastic resources

I want to learn ruby on rails. But I do not know any ruby, where is the best place to learn it, if you can recommend a tutorial? I am very proficient in Javascript so I'm not a complete beginner in programming

As a react developer who migrated to angular I agree with this 100%. It's also easier to bootstrap an angular app rapidly.

I have been a "full stack react dev" for quite some time, but just couldn't take it anymore. A few rails tutorials followed by some trials and errors... and i am never looking back to nextjs or the react world.

I'm an Android developer and recently I started learning React. For me React seems great so far, using typescript is helpful as well since it's a typed language like Java and Kotlin which are the languages I'm used too in my day-to-day life as Android dev

Enjoyed the video, and I'm sure Ruby can do nice things but every framework is selling the same unproven snake oil. Personally I've had better results keeping things simple. Ditch the frameworks, use the platform.

Enjoyed the video, and I'm sure Ruby can do nice things but every framework is selling the same unproven snake oil. Personally I've had better results keeping things simple. Ditch the frameworks, use the platform.

Ruby on Rails is really amazing solution. When I made Windows Form desktop app in C# I am able to compile code in order to protect my code to be stolen without authorization, how we can protect code in Ruby on Rails on the same way. When work web app for customer and when we deployed it on server we have to copy all code to server in order to make it wor so is it possible to protect code and how, thanks

Trying to learn react and next and everything related made me appreciate more Vue, I think React is eventually going to die, as you said it is an "empire" of js libraries going to fall like every empire in history, developers need officially supported libraries, that's why I am learning Laravel and Vue, after a year of React and stuff I'm still unable to create anything

so what do you use for multiplatform development? I prefer native swift and kotlin but the fact that I have to develop TWICE kills me!

Good video. Another pain point, for me, is React's poor support for the standard DOM and CSS APIs. On various jobs, I find myself getting involved more and more with migrating React apps to Web Components. Seems more enterprises are looking for more future-proof solutions.

React is not a web framework, its a UI diffing library. It's great for web apps, but it's also great for making mobile apps, CLI apps, desktop apps, email templates, PDFs, etc. When it comes to website-building frameworks like Svelte or HTMX, they are absolutely horrible for making anything other than websites. The fact that the default setup for new Svelte projects is SvelteKit says exactly this - Svelte (and co.) are made stricty for the web, and they rely on existing web standards. If you try to stray away even a little bit from web standards, you will have a hard time and get yelled at by the SvelteKit docs. While on this topic, I'd also like to rant about why I think the backend should definitely be separated from the frontend. The reason why SSR frameworks like Next.js or SvelteKit are gaining traction is not entirely because they are actually good or because people are using them, but because of marketing. The Next.js team wants people to server-render their websites so they can force devs to pay the server costs, instead of the simpler approach of just having a separate REST API backend and SPA frontend, which is cheaper and 99% of users won't notice the 100ms delay. This is also a large part of the reason why I will never use such server-oriented frameworks/languages like PHP (with or without Laravel) or RoR - they focus way too much on web standards and HTTP to the point where it becomes dogmatic.

React is extremely overrated, Vue JS and Nuxt are a much better option

Seperation of concern is the biggest minus point for React .

I like to see a video on why I shouldn't use Ruby on Rails.

But for frontend we only have javascript to use? Can we use other language for building frontend too??

Great video, I work with React technology, I have a software company in short and I run services in React, yes there are many problems when using it, especially when it is related to dependencies on other libraries in terms of local state. I really only use it for ease on a daily basis, there is a lot of visual material in the community about its use and application method, it makes it quicker when creating a PWA or a structure that isn't in Wordpress, but I'm trying to change. What do you recommend for studying a technology related to my current problem? After all, I won't be a programmer anymore, I'm just working to raise cash and launch an online payment method. I like the part of owning a Product, even though I graduated from a technology college, I like being an entrepreneur.