You should've also talked about BGP (border gateway protocol) that takes over once the ip packet enters the internet and leaves the intranet (local network) which is effectively routing ip packets through the entire planet (using the shortest route). Really interesting technology and we had to learn this all when one of my friends managed to purchase an ipv6 range and connected it to the internet. Yes, my friend group owns a dedicated ipv6 range connected to our own servers using bgp lol

Except they aren't protected from ships anchors :P Pretty much every mass outage (at least here in Australia) has been the result of a ships anchor destroying part of an undersea cable that connects us to the rest of the world :)

"All problems in computer science can be solved by another layer of indirection, except for the problem of too many layers of indirection." Said the smartest guy ever.

You forgot to mention ICANN: the organization that centrally assigns IP address spaces. Kind of a big deal haha

Good vids.

I love how this video stopped at rendering 🤣

such a good revision

yeah let's do more football!

Node Graph nearest neighbour algorithm was created in 1977, why not launch Twitter back then?

whole internet workings in under 7min and delivered in an epic way. Damn, you're good 👏🏼

Sharks don't know what the internet is but they know what it tastes like every time they bite an undersea cable.

Please make a video on packet management

I got this video in suggestion ☠️💀

If a fiber optic cable under the sea doesn't work, how will they find which and where the. cable is broken? It sounds harder than debugging the CSS in a webpage

No way

Golang was my best decision ever

A true classic ADDS Mentor

In the days of tabulating machines with punched cards, there was a step towards databases. The first column was used to identify the "data type" that later became a database table. For example, in a payroll system, a 1 could indicate cards with personal info. A common id like employee number was in all card types, maybe in columns 2-5. Other numbers would indicate other data types like deductions and current earnings. A card sorter set to column 1 would separate the deck; a collater merged them back together. The complete deck would go into a 604 to punch new YTD cards. Then the deck goes into a 402 to print a register and actual pay checks.

react is a biggest piece of dog sh*t web could eve seen by the way, the wind like "solid/svelte" could be better for smaller projects it's total crap, react is a lib and still been pulled to huge apps it can't handle properly, come in, svelte could do that? ha-ha

#Golang FTW 💪🏻

Really?!!!

incredible how an account have so many followers with such shitty content

People always LOL when they see my license plate on my car. "NO SQL"

Bun.

There is a tragedy and farce story in the history of databases that you forgot to mention. I was deploying client server relational database systems on the mac with its built in networking back in the days when Macs were considered toys yet most PCs didn't even use windows yet and required something like Novell to be networked. Some of those databases are still powering productive businesses to this day. It was not SQL and in today's jargon would be considered a no code database. The entire database language was icon based. Not something the typical IT type was able to grasp. Amazing what single database developers (Can't say programmers due to lack of code.) were able to develop with it. Unfortunately it also did not scale so was limited to work groups of a few dozen. Someone early on also offended Steve Jobs and being a Mac only product pretty much doomed it. Still is living to do this day under new ownership and a different model. Helix really was an innovative and amazing database.

Finally, I get it. Apart from the go code.

Lua tables: 😍 Literally any other lang:

Great video! Love the ending!

But what about Web development will we survive

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Great video! I don't know how this has only 60k views.

I remember using PC-File, a shareware flat file database. It was simple to use and did what we needed back in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Every framework user every 3 months: “oh no, they changed everything again!”

Thank god this doesn't look like a Fireship ripoff...

Switzerland is an Angular-country.

Options API is the biggest brain*ck for beginners! Even with the support of WebStorm!

Vue is the biggest design catastrophe in software development in the last 50 years! I have seen real code in a startup. While it was templated, there was no further splitting. It's like giant Java class instead of splitting code into sub packages.

Did he call Web development "real madness" 😂😂

Why none is talking about Encore.ts?

more angular please (with bun)

Rooting for deepseek💪 stay mad

wordpress creator proves more and more that open source maintainers are miserable for the lack of funding. And he's right, honestly, the only reason I would ever create an open source project is if its technology would inspire more people to make something better out of it. Otherwise, it's a waste of effort.

Amazing introduction video, thank You for making it! It had a really nice pacing and gave me a good feel for the thing. I'm intrigued. Wondering how Alpine would do with managing animations, or a finite state machine pattern.

You tend to over use images such as the dog at 1:21 and the Mr Bean cycling one They're not bad but your videos feel just a little stale seeing the same images Videos are still good tho and I enjoyed this one

This is a hit piece on DeepSeek. Alexandr Wang never provide proof of that 50000 H100 claim.

The news headline you showed for Unreal Engine says they're charging companies that generate more than $1 million dollars in gross revenue, I don't see how that applies to you. Companies all accross the industry pay subscriptions for tools like IDEs outside of the game dev industry. I'm confused

lol dude Stop, its just a dumb video, you just put together bunch of shitty headlines and called it a video.

JS on the server just makes sense.

Man no matter you will do Javascript will not be as good as Go on a production server

The fact that people are willing to spend more than 1/2 trillion dollars on llm is just depressing. It's just not worth it.