This is very Good🥰🥰⭐

13:47, passes from webapi after settimeout() finishes to task queue and then the vet loop takes a look at the stack and if it's empty, then it goes and takes what's in task you and put it into the stack. 14:57 Async stuff we do setTimeout(function cb() { console.log('there'); }, 0); and then this code will execute after the stack is empty of the other code 23:53 example of not blocking the event loop - they're saying don't put slow shitty code on the stack because the browser can't do what it needs to do which is create a nice fluid UI, 23:34 we can't select anything on the screen while the stack has items, whereas at 23:57 they all go to the callback queue after going through webapis and so it's a clear stack for render queue to render the screen incrementally.

damn...that's how it happened

For god sake someone give him some water

Banger :)

What's up a tech conf and jokes regarding Donald Trump and FBI? If this video were made in 2022, would the speaker tell jokes about Joe Biden shaking hands with ghosts and falling up the stairs or about Putin Putin Putin... Note this guys: Keep tech and political orientation apart -- tech is just a tool, technicians are tools to operate this tool. Keeping tech and "THE CURRENT THING" apart helps your videos age well.

Amazing talk, im sad for not seen it before

1:11 why pulling back ? :DD

Excelent!

Evergreen

can you please provide the code?

Idea's from the Javascript world are shady by definition. That includes Google.

thank you man

It's pronounced "latency" not "lattency"

9 years later, and this is still pure gold.

Wait, promises in 2009? Fascinating. The story of how Node moved away from early promises to promises/A+ and eventually their adoption within JS itself must be fascinating.

Wow, this is such a great video. Thanks so much!

Great story, how comes I did not learn about this project earlier ? :-) Running games on my Javascript Apple II emulator really pushed my CPU through the roof. Emulating Steve Wozniac's complex chip-saving design from 1976 to render 6-color high-resolution graphics from a 1-bit depth bitmap seems a perfect task for the GPU.

So what your saying is React is better than Vue 2nd

for jordan.

now i know something

the best explanation I've seen so far 👍🏻

I watch in 2024, April 1st, sleepless night...

React 19 breaks all those principles, sadly

i love u 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰

Informative and well delivered talk. Thank you!

Cool thank you

Speed : 1.25

can anybody confirm ? he just translated that js code into rust code ? thats it ?

PHP used to be called a crutch programming language because it could accommodate HTML, CSS, and JS markup. But what they have done now in javascript is simply HORROR, not only is javascript itself a very crooked language with unsophisticated (not strict) types, which by the way is also found in PHP and for this it was also called a bad programming language, but in PHP is not as bad with types as javascript! Sites written in REACT or VUE + NUXT are a quiet HORROR! In fact, everything came down to writing in one javascript and thereby reducing development costs and not separating the backend from the frontend, but let the frontends write the backend themselves, and whatever NodeJS will work instead of NGINX or Apache and thus DevOps here too there is no need to become, frontenders on super crap npm will configure everything... crooked, but it works.... W3C generally hammered the point that you CANNOT write anything in HTML tags since it is markup!

Legend

This video is a life saver for interview questions.

I wanted to see David Heinemeier Hansson and Jordan Walke in a cage fight back in the day.

29:43 Are you sure that's what she said?

The key unsaid takeaway for me was that Joyent *did* make Node.js a foundation... If Joyent had taken ownership of npm as well, it would have probably been foundation-ized as well. Hot take: Big companies are *better* short-term owners of Commons, because they can make the choice to give them back to the public, which companies made *specifically for* the Commons cannot, without dissolving the main value asset of the company

I love JS more than python and c++. thanks to this man I began to love js as a newbie.

26:10 "You can't win this by adding stuff" well said.

Amazing explanation. So easy to follow

Jake reminds me a lot of Tom Scott. Great talk!

It's not your fault it's javascript

Quite hard to understand but nice to watch

Philip describes the event loop mechanism in a perfect way. Lots of love and respect.

I'm a bit doubtful about an alternative modules loading system. I fear it would go towards Python's virtual envs. Compared to npm and package.json, virtual envs such big time. Signed modules with a PKI used for signing added to the current modules system, I believe, would keep the simplicity and still add enough security to the modules system alone.

Amazing explanation

যার প্রোগ্রামিং হিরো থেকে দেখছেন তারা একটা লাইক দেন 🥰Happy codding. @programming_hero😊

if a promise .then/.catch methos has some setTimeout/console log, then ? promise methods goes in mircotask queue. what about these webAPI, where will they go?

There should really be a way to pin dependencies. Fixing it on first download is not enough, since that doesn't validate the dependency, and you may still get different versions on different machines.

Me whilst taking a sip of fizzy water:

Chrome deprecated window.speechSynthesis.speak() :(

Tough crowd. This guy was hilarious!