Excelente tutorial mister Netcreed

Hey! Thank you for the nice overview, cool video! I have currently trouble updating mongodb from 3.7.3 to a newer version, typeorm has compatibility issues! I cant find a suitable new version.. Im bewildered on how hard it is to find a compatibility matrix between the two (Typeorm and Mongodb). I did install 5.9.2 (after trying 6.x) but this also did not work! Can you suggest a mongodb version to me that is somewhat new and still works with Typeorm?

Great work.

In today's video, I will briefly discuss the best ORM that you can use with Javascript and Typescript which is TypeORM. TypeORM is the best ORM you can use with Javascript and Typescript. I will explain what TypeORM is and how to use it in your code today. Link to Github Repo: github.com/Kalashin1/getting_started_with_typeorm_and_mongodb Link to Blog Post: dev.to/kalashin1/the-best-javascript-orm-you-are-not-using-ngb

Nice one, fast paced and lots of value to offer.

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great video bro, but I would love if you could work a bit more on your pronunciation, maybe articulate more, keep it up !

I love Dependency Injection. Its the only way you can program most primitive anti-pattern singleton with nobody realizing it! Create a dependency injection container that serves as your EVERYTHING hub and just pull data and functions from it.

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Ever stare at your code and think, "This spaghetti monster needs a diet!"? Tight coupling got you down? Worry not, fellow coders, for there's a secret weapon in your arsenal: Dependency Injection (DI) and Inversion of Control (IOC)! In this video, we'll dissect these powerful design patterns and show you how they can transform your codebase from a tangled mess to a modular masterpiece! We'll dive into: * What the heck are DI and IOC? * Why you should care (hint: cleaner code, easier testing!) * How to implement them in your projects (with real-world examples!) * Benefits and potential drawbacks (we'll be honest!) Get ready to unlock the secrets of clean code and say goodbye to tight coupling forever! Watch this video, leave a comment with your code questions

While most developers were busy riding high on the AI wave, Javascript has made huge strides in keeping updated with the latest development trends. Every major tech firm is releasing a product or service that deals with AI in some way or another with some companies just using it, (AI) as a marketing glitch. While many new awesome features were added to our most beloved programming language Javascript in 2023, my concern for today is the new javascript array methods you missed while worrying about when AI will take over your job.

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I hate that. Signals are like 15+ years old and then there was the idea to make simple components in react, angular and aurelia and especially svelte. And now the world shifts to signals again until in 3 years the pendulum swings back again.

At 12:00, wouldn't it be better to just use computed from the library rather than wrapping it in a signal yourself?

Its showing "the connection was rejected" can you plz tell how to resolve this

Why does nobody uses Angular

Wow.... This was so helpful

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Very well explained!!.... Thank you for putting out videos like this out there!... This helped me alot

Always wanted to know how we could so this.

This was so useful

Thank you for this video out there

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Keep putting out videos like this out here

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This was really helpful 👏

Thank you.. This was helpful

Skip the generic. Just mark the list parameter as string | any[]

M1 for power and R1 for processing sensor data

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Nice to know that I can use this

I knew about the rest except rest client

I love how you communicate

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Thank you for putting your videos out here

Your videos are very helpful

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Wow... I didn't know this... Thank you so much

I didn't know this works!

Thanks m8 !! Helped me out alot.

Wow.... Very well explained👏👏 I've always wanted to know about this database.... Could you do another video?

Keep putting out videos like this 👏

Nice work, are there native drivers to work with BSON directly in a JavaScript environment

I love your videos.... Thank you for putting it out!!

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Very well explained

Please speak more confidently. Great video btw.

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