As much as I really want to watch this series you seem really disorganised and like you haven't even checked what youre going to do works before starting the tutorial. Without meaning to come across to harsh it would help your content and growth if you present to yourself first and then copy that in a video, rather than first time the presentation to an audience. Hope I've helped your growth

Nice one, keep it up

In Next 13, I have a list of products with categories. I want to put these categories into constants so I can check if a product belongs to one category or another. For example: if (product.id === CONSTANTS.DRINKS) { //do something with the product if it is from the drinks category } These constants would be populated upon a request to an external API. They must be filled in throughout the code and will be used in both common javascript files and React components. Is there a way to do this in the next 13? Considering that there are files that are rendered on the server and other files that use RTK that will be rendered on the client. Is there another approach to distributing these constants throughout the code? I tried to make a request to the API to fill in the constants, but as there are files that are rendered on the server and others on the client, it didn't work as I expected. They must only be filled once and all code will be able to see this value filled.

Very nice, clean explanation keep more vid about htmx dude

i think what seperates a junior dev is just being faster at developing. anyone with enough time can solve a problem

you are not talking about .env.local, .env.production files

Great example

I have question actually. If just as simple as button clicking actually make a server request , will it actually someday kind of like overloaded the server ?

I know Im too late but , change to chrome browser fix that hover issue for me

Cool video man! Good job

You made a lot of progress with the chat app series. The playlist ended with video #6 two months ago. What did you decide on doing for this series?

great video! Great go content!

Any hot reload yet?

Is there any hot reload functionality when working with templ?

the f

TYSM, this is a great learning experience to figure it out along side you. Cheerz. :OLD: I cant get Tailwind to work. :EDIT: I idiot, now understand that CSS needs rebuild after every class revision or addition.

Menarik. Interesting you didn't cut the part when it's not working and worked that out till the end.

you weren't struggling with build times for the css to refresh. The older css was cached, you need to refresh the cache as well (ctrl+F5) when refreshing, build times take ~0.5s :)

Gem!

Bro solved all my problems, thanks!!<3

rounded-2xl is breaking the class on the button seemed to be causing some issues for me, I changed it to rounded-lg and the hover began to work :) thanks for tutorial

Awesome! Cool that you show struggles with setup. Why do you use makefile here?

Hey this looks so helpful! but I am totally new to this, apart from installing node, npm, bun, I dont understand how this project works. ... I would love to understand the file structure and how that connects with everything. Dont know if theres another video I should watch before this one? Thank you a ton!

thinking about learning to code--you know many languages-where should I start--can one stay in the javascript path or should I start with the c language --I know my questions are all over the place-haha

really enjoyed the talk man, keep sharing your thoughts. the part wherein you mentioned to learn how the tool that you're using works was something i never thought of before and seems like a really interesting topic to be diving in, thank you for it!

found a gold mine for the stack I want to work upon! <3 (comment is also true regarding your other series on golang echo + htmx) this is great work man, hope you keep posting more and stay consistent. you could reach places and there is a big gap to be filled in the space you're currently making videos in.

"Promosm" ☹️

Nice tutorial. More content in go please. Series of golang backend

I learn from watching you debug stuff and like the organic style👌

Wow bro doxxed so much

Fellow primeagen fan here ❤

Is this a dual boot of Ubuntu?

Amazing please more videos of golang and htmx

Amazing please more videos of golang and htmx

Very nice!

Quality problem cannot read text but thanks

go go go !

thanks for making this video, really good stuff, keep up the good work!

such a powerful being bound by the chains of whatsapp

Keep pushing bro. Thank you!! ❤🫡

video sound is bit low can't hear you properly, btw nice video learn something new .

nice, keep going

The font is too small

A correction with my code, afrer some study: context should only be created at top level (main.go / handler), the ctx.Done() should use the context passed from main instead, will correct in the near future, sorry for the confusion as Ima also learning along the way. Reference: p.agnihotry.com/post/understanding_the_context_package_in_golang/

slow down dawg

Waw. production_quality++

HTMX it's just a hype, no more) it's have serious issues like XSS attacks, and so on, and it's basicly JavaScript wrapper, allows you appearate some functionally without writing JavaScript code. I sujest you use go as an backend fully, better usage is "Echo" or "Chi", for frontend better in nowadays use Bun and his framework ElysiaJS, and for front end, something like vu3, react, something like quick, or svelte, and so on