Svelte is king

I want this guy to teach me all he knows😂

We want podcast with josh. W

Which course?

I'm so confused how this is different from any other compiled language?

Hm, I don't understand this yet

I wont even comment how wrong this take is, if I did, I would just make you more likely to be hired in this field, which I do not want, because I like my $300k salary.

Yeah, we’ve been writing apps like this with Jquery for 20 years, this is just traditional web development.

Did the course ran into api gateway cors issues and couldnt complete the course. Frustrating.

wait JS has middlewares??

When a JavaScript developer learns backend code for the first time.

This feels like that guy who says motivational shit but they are just crazy outrageous advices

And c# can't do that? Any compileable language can that. Go is just super fast that's it

Svelte still has gaps and caceats. It still needs 2 more years to mature, if at all.

Nice!

But it's really doesn't show how to solve problems that facebook tried to solve with react - multiple updates in multiple places within a single requests. This example only shows that we can swap 1 html block at a time. What if we need to change our UI in multiple places, with different html blocks?

What's the difference from React?

Why is he pretending there is an audience? Weird.

Htmx is a shit

Why does this guy needs to have a hood on when talking about htmx ? Is it cold there ?

How is this news? I thought that is how the web is supposed to be.

We are bloated with front-end boilerplates and frames.

/m/, just mostly in the intro the audio Silibance [ the s and sh soundsh] by reducing in between 4Khz to 10Khz in EQ

"server-sided rendering" has to be the funniest shit i've heard in awhile.

Primeagen you are a diamond in the rough, thanks for all the helpful lessons.

I hate all these front end frameworks. I developed a 3d engineering web application without any. This application was so fast and lightweight. Now I need to work work with react. This framework limits so much.

1:15 silksong reference dropped

I love rebase, especially `git rebase -i HEAD~n` though I am terrified whenever I use it.

The name is… git cherrypick agen!

I always have my first commit be: Initial commit or something like it... yeah, I know, I'm very creative.

The Gitmagen!!!

Have you heard about 'tig'? I feel like almost nobody heard about 'tig' but it's a great text-mode viewer for git history, git blames, git trees etc. It's bundled within Git for Windows package, and it's available on every major Linux distro.

Thumbs down; no entrance riding on a cat.

is this free like the algorithm course?

Include the name of the course on your shorts please.

this guy used to work for netflix btw

ohh thats so nice when you talk slow prime

That banger intro tune…

The prime agen 💪💪💪💪💪💪

The name of the channel includes "frontend" and Prime is wearing a black hoodie. Something's wrong

I use rebase very often. For me is more useful than merge. Squash+rebase keeps main history clean. One commit per feature branch.

btw how did Prime start selecting and highlighting things in the terminal?

I died 😂

Imagine how only having the necessary few lines of code works faster than 190 JS dependencies and 6 stage build system

how awesome is to learn something on a course preview? thanks!

Guys, you see... its a cut from public lecture. So probably its about for who this lecture was.

where is the horse???

The only thing I don't like about this, is the foobarbaz examples. Would've been much better to use somewhat realistic branch names, such as prime/feat/my-awesome-feature

we want the horse!

Bro is serious?