Now, i hate javascript even more!

they removed `<input type="checkbox" switch />`

I don't know about her story it seems a little too outlandish

3:28 wonder bit about the concept. we already could see the loop is over by value is emty? and whey not send done: true when last element is send?

This is not even close to being accurate. No mention of the micro-task queue for promises. This is literally not how the event loop works. You're missing a gigantic portion of it.

Anyone have a link to talk mentioned at 14:18?

hey nice video

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my framework don’t use moustache due to performance issue, vue also suffers the same on especially on having multiple directives within the same template or element

I am a big fan of this talk. I always go back to it when I when to remember how the javascript runtime environment works. I was looking back at the video and something struck me. The sentence : "Javascript is a single threated non blocking asynchronous concurent language" Thinking about it, it doesn't seem quite right to me. The fact that javascript is executed in a non blocking asynchrounous concurent way is not due to the javascript language itself but to the javascript run time environment. A better way to say it would be: "JavaScript is a single-threaded language, but its runtime environment enables non-blocking, asynchronous, and concurrent behavior." no?

I share this with all of my teams. I think its the most overlooked and valuable things a js dev can learn

He looks so much better here without glasses and all that hair.

16:10

why she keep crying

Still relevant

Thank you for such a wonderful explanation.

good session

hey its a good session

What a joke

oh sorry i came here too late

This is a fantastic talk and explains things clearly. 10 years of JavaScript / TypeScript development and am only learning how it truly works now.

well, now as you may see, i was here..........

I didn't get a few things here, I hope someone smart is gonna help me with that: 1. at 16:00 she shows an assembly code, but as I understand and as she mentioned before TurboFan generates machine code eventually, not an assembly? 2. at 22:40 author says about benchmarks and that right-side code (ES6) is a lot slower than the left-side code (ES5 equivalent), but later at 23:40 author says that -"we can use ES6 feature without having to worry about perfomance". Why first she said ES6 is slower, but later it is okay and do not worry? I hope I just misunderstood.

Gold content ❤

It's almost 2025 and its still relevant.

I haven't heard such a good explanation in a long time.

Excellent talk. All killer, no filler.

amazing explanation

Js engine need to be multiple threaded and have option of GC

Great talk, thanks a lot!

I wonder if she knows what she is wearing around her neck is not just a fashionable piece of textile.

would like to see more of these :D

Teach us pure css for responsive webpages. No media queries and no frameworks

In that simple example of a for loop, you know how many threads you have and how much countting you have to do. Just split the work between threads, have them start at 0 and 100mln each and then sum up the number and write it to the buffer at the very end. Atomics are expensive and constantly writing to memory is expensive (can only write by going all the way to the RAM each time). Atomics are only good for synchronising threads like in an estafette race. Sometimes you need a mutex to defer all threads untill the current lock holder finishes doing everything it needed to (not just one addition). And sometimes you just need a bit of logic to properly distribute the work.

and here i am, clapping for the tenth time after this ryan dahl guy explains his "tiny" project called node.js from over a decade ago

6 years ago when I fisrt found this video I didn't know JavaScript or English. Now I program in at least 5 languages and speak English and more. Don't waste your time!

Too much so-called "humour" and off-topic nonsense for my taste. Just get to the point and stop wasting time.

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Legend

Some features we need in JavaScript which are important: 1) TreeSet 2) TreeMap 3) MultiSet 4) SortedList 5) Stack 6) Queue 7) Dequeue 8) Heap/Priority Queue As a frontend developer I use JavaScript for DSA and my coding interviews but JS lacks these basics data structures. I think as the language is evolving, we must add these features to it.

14:16 dude tried his best to control himself😅

Gran evento !!!!

one thing that opened my mind was when i realized that rendering (in vdom) != painting (in browser).

i finally understand what it is, thank you

Came here from the Odin Project. This video is gold

this talk is like Oppenheimer inventing atomic bomb. the world changed after this

Finally I understood event loop.

Please refer to the something about mega man video

I have to say, the video has great content, but the voice for some reason is irritating my ears, maybe it's because of the bad mic.

Great talk, loved your jokes