Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial ❤, we need more like this.

Hi, i see that your still using require to import all your package. Any reason to not use import instead ?

9:54 Din't get this point. When you create a clone you are creating a completely new object that has the same values as the old one but it will be stored in a different place in the memory correct? not in the same place as previous one.

Nice take ! But our current system requires a DB queue due to legacy constraints and complexity :/

this is great, really love the quality of the video. my only comment would be to be judicious when trying to optimize, for example many of the tricks here you can find in the typescript compiler (shallow objects to make the property access path short, using ints instead of strings for enums, fixed shapes for the objects, etc) but thats because they are trying to squeeze every oz of performance out this shitty language, in everyday app design and work architecture matters a lot more, like avoiding doing unnecessary work and using the right data structures. but this shitty language can do a lot right off the bat, i abuse string.join everyday all day.

great! writing microservices basically requires you to implement 2 phase commit and distributed transactions all by yourself. Yesterday's technology tomorrow ..

Very Informative!

in case you want to modify the style of console output: console.log("%cThis text will have a larger font size.", "font-size: 20px;"); you can use such a thing, This is a great video.

Awesome tutorial

Thank you

I love free education, thank you so much!

Yay

Great content. Subscribed ad looking forward to more videos like this. Are acls always implemented in the application layer or would you consider doing this at the database layer? Something like Postgres row level security.

excellent explanation for DDD. thank you for sharing this.

thanks for the video, could you please tell the extension in VS code to make this http requests?

Very well explained. Thanks.

Good work! I have past nearly 3 days trying to clear cache from http sites in chrome browser. Now we have https and https still remain in browsers :(

This is kind of tutorial I am looking for. Subscribed for more.

Excellent, keep it up 👍

I stumbled upon one your videos recently. I've been checking out more and more. Dude, you know a lot! Thanks for the content, it's good quality 👌

Won't it be a security issue if we send ACL to the frontend? Anyone intercepting this response gets to see all the roles and the permissions they have.

I would keep this one in mind for the future

Audio is slightly off-sync with the video. Great vid tho!

Didn't know that Figma was such an interesting creature 😅😅

what's your thoughts on having a package as a *git submodule* that exists as a stand-alone repo and also within your monorepo for 2 or more teams that need to work on the same project?

Thanks!

2min ad in a 9min video? wtf I sub at first, but unsub now.

This is awesome but I fail to see how it would be beneficial in terms of infra costs. For this to work you would need to pay for a vps with a minimum of 2 cpus. So if you never need to spawn a new cluster, you would be paying for a cpu thats not needed. I guess its just good to have 2 running at the same time incase one crashes, you have no downtime. Its faster to spawn a node process than to restart a machine or have a cron that verifies for downtime and spawns if needed.

Since API Gateway is responsible for routing requests, authorization, authentication, and rate limiting it makes sense if the client calls it first. After we API Gateway determines which microservice is called, then the load balancer for that microservice is called to determine which server (worker node) has more capacity to handle the load. Moreover, in most system design diagrams the request from the client goes first to API Gateway and then to the load balancer. Please don't delete my comment, instead correct me if I'm wrong.

It's very cool, but how to understand how many threads will you need? Just check it manually?

lots of incorrect information, pls stop misguiding

Awasome!

setTimeout and clearTimeout in very next line??? Adding event listener and removing it immediately??? essentially those callbacks will never run. need a separate video explaining this. comment respond below with chatGPT is not acceptable.

Ok, I get what enums are, but I am trying to learn why would I want to use them? What is their ideal use-case scenario?

I love the video and especially I love comments. You really triggered a more or less nice conversation about micro services and shared databases. My personal opinion is, that both have their advantages and disadvantages. One large shared database can handle millions of transactions and keeps them acid. But I believe this is not the reason why the micro service idea exists. You do not go for micro services because you want great acid, you go for it because you want to have independence of service development and maintenance. You basically want to move fast and break things.. And yes you might break the one or other transactions on the way, but then you just replace one service (including its data architecture) with another one until a point where I as an data architect am the only one who can pretend to know what's going on :D.

Very useful. Hope you can continue with real coding up to database layer.

Nicely explained mann

Useful content, thank you.

didnt understand module loading

Awesome, thank you for sharing the links, this is really good content and very helpful!!

Hey, can make some videos on specific Microservices architecture patterns like Saga, CQRS

Excellent! Where is part 2?

setTimeout 1 nextTick 1 Promise 1 Promise 2 queueMT 1 setTimeout 2 setTimeout 3

Can you fix E01, E02 and E03 errors in node.js

i understand know after warching 2 videos but this is clear and clear nice

Great video.

What is the name of the software used in this video?