great vid

I don't disagree. Our codebase is essentially a front-end static website with a few interactive elements here and there. We enforce 100% coverage for everything we build which I've always maintained was a colossal waste of time. My colleagues look at me sideways when I talk about this so it hasn't gone anywhere yet. I've had the intuition this was a waste from the start but hadn't put much thought into it and just abided by the rules, clenching my teeth every time I spent a full day writing tests. The thing is... I've now worked on this project for about 5 years. I can think of maybe only two instances where tests I expected to pass had failed and thus were a benefit. My thoughts are that the best coverage is to define the specific features that need e2e testing and have to pass and if those tests are written than coverage doesn't matter at all. Test coverage just feels like one of those dogmatic issues engineers get stuck doing without thinking about why they're doing it. My team could get twice as much done with minimal coverage that actually matters. Thanks for the video, just looking around for some discussions on the matter to help out with the argument.

This is a good video. But you take too long getting too the point and making jokes.

Had fun in this conversation with Zach and love what you're doing on the podcast. Cheers - Amir

Good conversation, Zach. Interesting

Doug, I've heard that doctors are also at risk

Zack, very good question, and asked with some humor

And, you're so good at speaking to people

Anytime you speak, Doug, I'm ready to listen 😀

Hi sir

Hi sir

Thanks for your talk!

@zac did you film this before the Apple Intelligence announcement? 📣

24:50 it’s not “just a tool”.

18:58 even if china bans a model and other countries don’t. How does that help them anyway? We need international regulation otherwise it’s pointless.

I agree with your comment regarding finding a balance between functionality and production in your product or environment while also prioritizing protection🔍

Thank you so much for posting this, this really helped me grasp the concept. I watched the entire thing. Thank you so much!

I know he said he has no interest for non-Cloud.... but local LLM with RAG is pretty cool tho... that's what I have now. I know cloud AI tools are there but hey, what I have is great for personal use and no other running costs

Great video… I often hear people say “Gen AI is the end of Automation” this video proves a lot of my point on the importance of Automation. Thanks Doug😊

great episode! didn't know Dale was a big fan of call of duty...

Great video. I've known Dale for years, and he knows his stuff. The video has gotten me really thinking how I can use AI with my work.

+1 LLM

+1 hard to find developers

😕 Promo_SM

Hi Zack, I ran into an exception dealing with Customer Service scenario where they supported people/events in other time zones. In that case we converted to the local event time of the activity so the Rep is not converting times to the customer or introducing that complexity into the conversation. Rep(EST.): "You attempted a withdrawal at 11:00pm" Customer(PST): "Impossible I go to bed at 10pm every night".

Hey Jake, that was pretty engaging! Did you get to implement any interesting features?

Agree Zach, as a programmer with almost 40 years experience i got my first job out of college by differentiating myself by talking about a personnel development project. i agree with the 10 year mark, however our industries technology landscape changes rapidly, so if you want to still experience the rush of solving a problem with software, keep coding in the evenings. Or, join Keyhole Software where we have opportunities across a wide variety of programming languages. Sorry for the shameless plug :)

Vue components look too much like gulp builds to me. Too much nesting, too much magic in the “html”, not enough enforcement of immutability, hard to read. React after hooks (and ONLY after hooks) is much more FP-oriented, and that’s super important. You mentioned that software design comes second in difficulty to building spaceships. It’s largely because we’re still writing programs like we have to deal directly with machine instructions on very limited hardware, instead of writing software that addresses the problem at hand and letting sane language defaults handle the edge cases. There’s NO REASON to lack 1) immutable values by default 2) controlled / transactional mutations when necessary 3) value equality, deeply nested (none of this {} != {} nonsense) unless you’re doing low-level systems programming. This is untenable for modern computing. OOP (classes and inheritance) is a mistake. It has to stop. I was a bit confused when you said earlier that you’re not a fan of typescript, then at the end said that types should be baked into JS.

Hi Thanks for the demo. Very Impressive .We are trying to implement similar model in our project. We are analyzing different branching strategies which are feasible for us. However we are not getting a clarity on How we update the declarative yaml file in develop branch with feature branch yaml. Through PR we can merge the variables but we have few variables which are specific to develop , release etc.So while raising PR should we update the feature yaml as per develop and merge it or should we maintain environment specific variables as defaults and merge remaining variables or we directly update the develop yaml in develop branch? Please can you suggest feasible approach.

I am watching this video in 2021 and it is still useful since my team needs to maintain a legacy application which is still one of the core services of the company. Thanks!

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Now i see why they always recommending #haxtechie01 on IG you are the main boss thanks for the successful Unlock

Looking good!

Awesome!, good one..

I want source code ! can you send for me ?

Any chance you could post the source code?

do you have to use the robot voice?

You never show the addComponent, getAddButton, or getEditButton methods

voice is not clear

What is the best open source text editor to work with for ExtJS? Are you guys using Sencha Products?

Where we can get those source code

I have never been able to get past buffering. I have a fast connection that works fine on You Tube. Not sure what the issue could be.

great tutorial. Is the source code available for download?

Very nice and complete tutorial. Can you provide the full source code for this example? Thank you very much.

very nice.

The song in this video is "Apogee" by Tycho on the Awake album.

dude u are awesome !!! :) god bless u mate! do you use any Eclipse Ext JS plug-ins?

nice tutorials but we are most interested in configuring ie where to put html files, javascript files, and css, running, writing, and finally the explanation to the code as you are doing. Lawrence

would read the architecture series at the bottom the guides instead of this description of controller breakdowns for your app.

There's a new ExtJS Single Page Application video tutorial series on the Keyhole KZbin channel. Check out Part 1 where you learn what an #ExtJS MVC #SinglePageApplication looks like and how its code can be structured -