Hey Man. I am living in Oslo, and I've been following you in your page since a year. Thanks for the valuable information 🙂.

Start a podcast; your advice is very insightful.

I want to use mithrils but it hasn't been updated in couple of years, and has over 100 outstanding issues on github. It makes me think that the framework is is no longer maintained (or at least actively), and it will eventually die. I think htmx or hotwire is the future with simplicity and elegance.

Amazing Video!

What about Vue3.js What you think about it?

Hi Marko☺️ Can you make a video as an "Answer to question" ? If you have free time for sure...

Looking at Mythril docs it seems like it’s made mostly for simple apps with little to no logic behind. After many years working with React I don’t see many alternatives. I think the way Mythril works might be very similar to recent trend of Signals but will see how it goes

Amazing video as always Marko. Love it! A side hustle can simply start by an open source project or contributing to a few you enjoy using, which is already a big step. And the open source project you own is yours, free to publish or sell later on if you wish. Then you could write a programming ebook about it, and finally tell your journey on social media or document it in a blog post.

Marko, I gotta say, your videos keep inspiring me up to continue studying coding, all of'em. I'm now, a Lieutenent of Brazilian Army, but want to change career to developing world! Keep it up! Cheers.

Hey, Marko 👋. You’re great as usual! I recently accidentally deleted the application. One Menu. How can I get one menu for my MacOS Monterrey? On the website one menu for newer operating systems

Normalisation does have the advantage of saving disk space but the question is, was normalisation designed with the main goal of saving disk space? I don't think so. I'd argue that the main design goal was avoiding data inconsistency due to data redundancy over space efficiency. So I personally wouldn't claim that "normalisation" was designed as a means to save disk space.

Mannn what a class you just gave. Great explanations!!

Just stumbled across your video while I'm currently transitioning careers to a software developer. Super curious about the book you mentioned at the beginning of the video.

Great explanation! Love this type of content.

Nice overview! Gotta show my students this.

For others out there, normalization isn't there just because of "limited disk space". The reduction of data duplication is to help prevent anomalies (i.e.: potential corruption) from inserts, updates and deletes. I'm sure Marko knows that, but for those just learning, that's another aspect to why normalization is often done.

its really annoying companies will consider relationships with the employee, rather than the skill and effort of the employees to be considered for promotion

Bro make a video on investing in stocks/ mutual funds as a Software engineer

Definitely want a follow-up video. I really like the way you explan things and would enjoy watching a deep dive.

Man, I've been looking at laptop videos lately and this got recommended. I was getting more and more confused, then the confusion peaked when you pulled out the laptop, and the screen showed a macOS-like UI. "What Linux DE is this?" It took me too long to figure out you weren't talking about Framework laptops. Great video still!

I've spent 10 years working as a freelancer. I've never worked 9 to 5 for anyone. And my freelance work hasn't been great the last 4 years. So I'm 29 years old and just got my first job, working 9am to 6pm... I'm super worried, also I have a wife and baby so really not sure how this is gonna work, I'm going to earn 50% of what I need from this job and the other 50% from freelance work, and I have no idea where I'm going to get the time for family and also freelance work...

Do you use a notebook often? Have you been experiencing any symptoms of office syndrome recently?

Fair enough

it really makes sense and very helpful

super video Marko

If you don’t think high income skills exist then you’ve never heard of underwater welding

Now i'm using Graph Relational Database like EdgeDB foe my project

I tried your free window manager, if you can make the window to expand only in its box that would be a game changer. Right now if you are on youtube and expand the video whilst in window manager mode the expansion takes the whole screen instead of its own managed screen.

Hi Marko, love you videos, they are great!! Anther thing, can you tell me please what is the name of your draw program that you used in this video? Thanks!!

hustle loyalty and respect - John Cena

Should you register a company in Norway if you want to work on your KZbin channel? Since second income in Norway has more tax and by having a company maybe you can reduce it.

Saving you 3 minutes of wondering wtf framework is he going to name: It's Mithril.js. Video is still nice though.

Great videos educational and entertaining!

Bravo Mare Care

Marco it's soo true. Thanks for more content recently :-). Sorry, but I'm missing for some Oslo walk in video ;-(, but I know You are very busy. Regards 🙂

Hmm i just noticed i used mongodb like a sql db with refs all over place lol. So usage of mongodb for ecommerce i would save actual user data in documents where they are always used together, keep track of that use cases and update all of them if user changed these data, correct?

This is how UI is handled a lot of the time in game development, makes sense to me.

And a marketing bod's favourite question is "the five whys?"

Hi Marco! I'm studying to be a developer and I have to write notes to myself a lot, I was wondering what you used to take notes when you were studying? What’s better for learning, writing in notebook or in Notion for example? Want to know your opinion ;) p.s. Sometimes there's a feeling that if you write in a notebook, you memorize better.

awesome explaination, thanks for that, it made all the documentation that i have read more clear.

Can you tell me what tools you usually use?

loving the more technicals vids!

Since you are building a window manager I wonder if you considred maybe a making a cross platform window manager like i3 but it can work in all platforms? I assume it would be rust, tauri and win it maybe? But I am curious if you find that interesting to tackle.

I love our content bro

Hi @Marko Sorry, could you tell me the name of the tea you use in this video and where I could buy it? I love your videos, I hope you can answer me. Thank you!

That was so insightful and amazing. Thank you so much Marko ❤.

Software development is a super power. Once you land a job you eventually end up building someone else's dream software business with your skills. Why not try build your own alongside what you do for them. Then you could have your own business and work for your boss because you want to not because you have to

Odlican video!

If you need a side hustle, your main hustle is wrong.

Having a purpose is a great thing to have, but it doesn't have to be monetary. You can do something just because you enjoy doing it.