Redwood in 100 Seconds

[@phatakom]

Makes me want to hire someone with 10+ years of Redwood experience.

[@everyhandletaken]

Damn, I only have 100 seconds of viewing experience 😞

[@sguptzz]

Damn i have only 52 secs experience

[@sunilchaudhary1206]

Have 1 day experience 😪

[@pigggy2313]

Now that’s an original joke

[@tomascaetano4270]

😂😂

[@adenrius]

0:11 "npm install hell" I looked at npm and of course there was a package named hell, and of course it wasn't maintained lol

[@aj.arunkumar]

me too lol

[@window.location]

i thought it will have every package ever existed as dependency but sadly it didn't.

[@jackd6373]

666 dependencies

@@jackd6373 noDEMON library by default.

[@thatsalot3577]

@ it says "No Demon", so...

[@raz0229]

"We made this so developers can get things done quickly and reliably" ~ literally every JS framework out there

[@penguindrummaster]

All this said, vanilla JS has come a long way. I hated it back in 2012, but having worked with it professionally for the last two years, it's growing on me and has become a top 5 favorites. I still hate anonymous callback stack traces, but I can usually address those by better design

[@Niksorus]

@@penguindrummaster man, that's called Stockholm syndrome, and you're a victim. You don't have to be ashamed, JS is the abuser, here!

[@lezaaarman6964]

It should be a crime to say that and mention React at the same time

[@lbgstzockt8493]

All you have to do is learn javascript and all our new bullshit! its so easy!

[@Nicolasmelo12]

I would add only the "blazingly fast" part on top of that

[@raiguard]

Me: "What is Redwood?" Fireship: "Redwood JS is..." Me: "Oh, never mind."

[@xJuiceNationx]

I’ve become my first manager. “Uhhh we’re not building on app on an fad stack. If it hasn’t been around and popular for 5+ years it’s gonna be a no for me”

[@blabla415]

literally same, as soon as I heard JS I lost most of my interest in this lol

[@M1chlos]

Exactly my reaction...

[@Apis035]

Glad I'm not the only one who not interested on JS related stuffs.

[@LuziferSenpai]

Oh, so you are here.

[@penguindrummaster]

I say it everytime, but the series of "...in 100 seconds" is a phenomenal idea when you're not sure what a new technology or language has to offer. Thanks for the great content and information

[@tbranch227]

It's exactly the length of time you want to spend describing something to someone before they research it on their own, and fireship does a brilliant job of giving you the best info in 100 seconds. I'm loving this channel!

[@echoptic775]

Every 10 seconds a new js framework is born

[@shokhbozabdullayev6260]

Appearently, while I was reading this comment another new framework was born.

[@Trynxy]

@@shokhbozabdullayev6260 and another 10 while watching this video

[@Norsilca]

And abandoned 10 seconds later

[@mdfalexis]

I just started a new project today.. My day was implementing pretty much everything said here.. Happy to start all over tomorrow to try this

[@omarjimenezromero3463]

i am not the only one doing this every time i start as newbie with something true?

[@mdfalexis]

@@omarjimenezromero3463 Definitely not the only one. When I do side projects, it's to change from what I do at work (mainly web). Starting with something new and compare things is why I love software development, the newbie feeling is part of the fun !

[@matheusvictor9629]

Every hour a new JS framework is born, and every time it happens we care less about it

[@paimcfly4800]

not every js framework released out there are suitable for everyone's use case. thats why new breeds keep coming.

[@michrisoft]

Redwood has been out for a few years already

[@samuelgunter]

I should make one where you have to use brainfuck

[@dami-i]

Nothing truer than that.

[@iruns1246]

@@mattmurphy7030 Every new technology will create its own fringe use cases. And every time a fringe use case grows big enough it will trigger the creation of new technologies to serve it. And on and on it goes. There's no "wrong" use case. They're just the newest ones.

[@LimitlessDriveOffical]

These 100-sec videos has really helped me navigate what technologies to pick and showed me some of the best practices to follow. Thanks for all your efforts.

[@msich]

I have followed nearly all of the new tools and frameworks in the last 5 years, but I honestly believe this is the future. This is like having a platform team for free for your startup, and I know experienced programmers out there can see how valuable Redwood is. Cheers to all involved!

[@whathappenedman]

Have you used svelte kit other than that it's just db and jest? What am I missing

[@msich]

@@whathappenedman I think you’re missing quite a lot… for one - it’s React😉 Besides that, some of the features that stand out to me are Storybook to mock application ui states, the GQL API layer, Cells, and above all else the code generation and typescript support. I think this is really just surface level stuff though, and there is still a lot for me to digest. Cheers!

[@_CazaBobos]

Just what the world needs: Another js framework

[@Nellak2011]

Such a funny comment lol

[@jameshobbs]

it's not a framework, really... is it?

[@finsflexin]

These JS Frameworks save my life. You can mix all the frameworks together for a superpowered-experience. Use Redwood with Gatsby, NextJS, Create React App, Remix, and Hydrogen

[@thatsalot3577]

@@jameshobbs seems like it, I mean it has its own router and other tools, it's pretty opinionated about using GraphQL, and it's for big startups, overall it feels like a superset of React and thus a complete solution for building web apps AKA a complete framework.

[@inserteunnombreapropiado9079]

Seeing the overwhelming amount of frameworks out there, the massive amount of files and things I need to know makes me less wanting to learn web dev and wanting to learn more of OS and system programming.

[@davidbriggs8109]

For real, me too

[@thatsalot3577]

Yep now I regret switching from Game development.

[@jazzmaster89]

Good luck with that. I'll take the complexity of the web ecosystem over writing a complex program using a low level language, like rust/go/C++, any day.

[@hoiblij6737]

@@jazzmaster89 Why, making a complex program will improve your programming skills more than learning a js framework

[@hoiblij6737]

Just do it, get into OS programming. It is complicated but it teaches you A LOT about OSes and low level programming. If you want something less difficult you could try OpenGL/game engine programming, it will also sharpen your C++ skills without the pain of missing basic language features.

[@paimcfly4800]

been learning every piece of the tools, bit and pieces, here and there, different tutorial shows different style, everybody have their own preference and oppinion, making it hard for a beginner to put all the pieces together.. then came RedwoodJs that tie up everything for us, oppiniated with best practices inspired by the best tools and practises out there, saving our time to wire up stuff like Jest, Storybook...etc finally we can straight away do what love to do: Coding. thank you RedwoodJs, you're my officiall "Js Fullstack" from now on. ❤️

[@RyanTipps]

Perfect timing, literally heard about this framework yesterday. Platform-independence from Vercel, Lambda, etc is really nice.

[@DavidSPrice]

Nice! Drop in and say hi to the vibrant, helpful community when you get a chance redwoodjs.com/community And do check out the Tutorial, it's the best way to learn Redwood redwoodjs.com/tutorial

[@Hyperlands]

Redwood is amazing, I've been using it for a while! Great video as always.

[@nodirbekvositov]

It is amazing i have been using it for 5 years lol

[@DavidSPrice]

Woah! Great to hear. Would be stoked to hear about what you're working on if you get a chance to drop in on the Redwood Discord or Forums.

[@Mykol225]

@@DavidSPrice curious how you respond to all these “not another JS framework” comments. I haven’t used Redwood but it seems like much more than that. And as an entrepreneur it speaks to me more than other frameworks.

[@njoyproductionz]

@@nodirbekvositov nice trolling

[@nodirbekvositov]

@@njoyproductionz Lol

[@nasheomirro8102]

I seemed to have gained the power to detect a javascript framework just by looking at the logo, either that or javascript frameworks keep popping up frequently and I just guess it's a js framework every time.

[@ricardoamendoeira3800]

Definitely the second one

[@thehellberg]

Well thats a mitochondria my dude, which in terms of science is not a cell 1:56

[@Fireship]

I'm not a biologist

[@sayamqazi]

Well mitochondria were actually single cell autotroph. Which merged with cells from symbiosis and the magic of evolution.

[@adivp7]

​@@Fireship No excuses for ignorance

[@magne6049]

my duude

[@vulpixelful]

Was searching for this comment

[@AJD...]

This made me think that it's getting way too crowded in the web dev ecosystem. So many options to choose from and so much to learn. This is too much for me and I'm getting overwhelmed.

[@vodam6970]

probably one of the reasons why im not gonna be coming anywhere near web development for some time (also because im learning C right now and dont want to split my attention)

[@thegittubaba]

Just ignore all these hyped stuff and stick with most prominent ones. next/nuxt.

[@franciscomateus1673]

Just choose one... You dont need to learn them all

[@gridlocdev2023]

I think this is more of a trend more so in community-driven language ecosystems (like JS, Rust, Ruby, etc.). In my experience so far as a .NET dev, there's generally either a single or a small number of best ways to do things and it simplifies the architectural/tool-based decisions quite a bit.

[@alexibnz]

No need to get emotional, it’s happening since 2013-2015 accept it as a given and move forward. Managing complexity and overwhelmingness is sometimes part of our job. We need pain to grow:)

[@alansaldivares]

I've been waiting for a new video for so many days. It's a full shot of dopamine. Thanks man.

[@unflexian]

my favorite way to gauge youtube channel's success is that if your video is making more than 3600 views per hour or 80000 views per day there was at least a person watching it every second, which is insane. the fact every one of your videos breaks this boundary with ease, this one getting 30 thousand viewers after two hours, shows you how much quality and utility we all derive from your videos. thank you

[@shambhav9534]

"at least" that one word (actually two) spoiled the sentence.

[@unflexian]

@@shambhav9534 i really don't care about semantics i just want to get a point across

[@shambhav9534]

@@unflexian What I am saying is that you got the wrong point across.

[@danchovanes2612]

If you're a college student watching this going "what the fuck is even that?" Allow me to assure you that this feeling is correct, permanent, and normal.

[@308tony]

This is awesome. Another framework I need to waste my time learning and completely abandon in 5 years.

[@davew2040x]

“Need” is a very strong word!

[@nyagah243]

5 years? Gimme 5 months

[@bescein]

in 5 months*

@@nyagah243 months? Gimme 5 weeks. 🤣

[@reihanboo]

@ nah there will be another 'next gen, highly optimized for user and developer' js framework in the next 5 days max

[@keithprice1950]

I really struggled with web development. I spent about 18 months teaching myself JavaScript and React, Node etc. I always felt like everything was ridiculously complicated with so many pieces having to fit together and then at the end of it all (after building projects and a portfolio) you've just got a website and it never left me feeling satisfied. It never felt that it was worth all the effort (maybe my projects just suck). I am now focused on data analysis and machine learning and even though it's more challenging in certain areas (I'm borderline retarded when it comes to math) it just seems more straight forward to me.

[@djdjdjdjdjay]

I'm also borderline retarded when it comes to math :D. But there are alot of good channels to look to and learn from them. Soon you'll start making connections and it'll make sense. I recommend "Statquest" and "3blue1brown" in youtube for math, to start. They're really good.

[@CastleArrow1]

Your comment gave me a good chuckle, I love your honesty and wish you all the best!

[@nathan___gage]

ML is just as bad:)

[@conradmbugua9098]

if math is difficult to you, check out organic chemistry tutor, he has excellent videos on statistics and pretty much any math, physics or chemistry topics plus some cs topics

[@samuelwaller4924]

Thats exactly how I feel about ML lmao. Shows how bad it is huh

[@akshaymahajan8802]

I just got to know about redwood 2 days ago from twitter. Glad that Jeff just covered a 100 seconds video on it. Great job. 👍👌

[@SoreBrain]

Js framework circlejerk aside, it sounds pretty cool. All technologies I already like, bundled together in a way that makes sense.

[@Xamy-]

Only problem being it’s using react

[@DavidSPrice]

Redwood co-founder here. "Makes sense" is what we were going for. Cause that makes things long-term maintainable. Yeah, we hated the chaos and setup/config hell of JS ecosystem as well. So we handle all config and integration behind the scenes. And the integration does not mean things can't be decoupled/swapped.

[@SoreBrain]

@@DavidSPrice I took a closer look at Redwood and I'm really liking the auto config and integration a lot. I'm excited to hear more about RW.

[@IAmNumber4000]

I love learning new things and figuring out new tools but holy shit the speed at which new JS tools are being released is seriously starting to overheat my brain

[@LimitlessDriveOffical]

I like how frameworks now tend to take multiple technologies (which would stress the heck out of developers by just integrating them together not to talk about the repeated set one has to write for each project) and place them in one giant structure, making it more seamless in using these technologies, Fullstack development hasn't been more fun.

[@tzlukoma]

I would love to see a Redwood course where you built a whole full stack application with it

[@snydicus]

The best part about this series is that once each video is finished, a new JS framework is released queuing up content for the next video

[@connorallen162]

I am consistently stunned by how relevant everything you report on is for my work

[@felixc.programs8209]

Good stuff as always! Your content is one of the main reasons I started my (still small) Tech KZbin channel myself. That's it ,just thank you!

[@jaymanx4life]

The React ecosystem sold me first; the Prisma got me biting hook, line, and sinker. Will give it a shot sometime this year. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@Centomila]

yo dawg, I herd you like frameworks, so I put all frameworks in our framwork so you can use frameworks while you use frameworks

[@jamescbender43081]

If this has SSR feature parity w/ Next and I can swap in React Query, it's a no-brainer for me... Will have to take a close look. Great video!

[@DavidSPrice]

SSR coming soon! Can swap React Query 👍

[@jayandjeff5749]

Gotta add this to my resume along with my 10 other JS frameworks

[@vedantnn7]

We want redwood beyond 100 seconds!

[@ruvart1]

Every time a child laugh an angel gets its wings and a new js framework is born

[@binzek]

Where is the main items ? NodeJS in 100s Express in 100s

[@FlareGunDebate]

Fireship: "an opinionated fullstack JavaScript framework" Me: /takes a deep breath

[@dbznt]

I literally woke up and thought damn fireship hasn't posted in a while. Then i go to brush my teeth, and see this lmao. Love your vids!

[@nosthrillz]

Thank you for bringing redwood into my life

[@IAmNumber4000]

Oh Jesus. First we had thousands of JS tools, frameworks, platforms, etc., now we’re going to have entirely new names to learn for arbitrary tech stacks for infinite combinations of JS tools! I see insanity in my future

[@IAmNumber4000]

@@MilkyDeveloper We need to reject Web 2.0 and go back to HTML + CSS in a flat file structure lmao

[@hil449]

get out of frontend development while you can lol backend/data science is much cooler anyway lmao. Heck, even mobile is better, frontend has the most job positions but gosh is it convuluted

[@IAmNumber4000]

@@hil449 I honestly like all of these things lol. Hesitant to call myself a "full stack" developer but I really like frontend dev/design, backend programming and databases, and then on the side I like to experiment with Jupyter notebooks and SwiftUI. It makes me sad that I'll probably need to drop some stuff just to retain my sanity :(

[@MortvmMM]

@@IAmNumber4000 indeed just focus on something you consider worth, or a couple of things. learning new frameworks everyday isn't going to help a lot

[@ikarusasas]

Cope

[@AlexEscalante]

We have lots of contenders on this field!!

[@phucnguyen0110]

Damn, I missed this one. Thanks, Jeff, time to occupy my spare time and learn this.

[@blitzcloud84]

Nice totorial a was waited for this

[@Melez1]

Yes Yes Yes ! i was waiting for this ! I'm in love with Redwood and can't stop using it since I discovered it randomly. Thank you for the video !

[@DavidSPrice]

🤩

[@belkYT]

@@DavidSPrice yo didn’t know I would find you here

[@DavidSPrice]

@@belkYT Ha! Maybe I'm not the David Price you're looking for...

[@Melez1]

@@DavidSPrice + Reply from the co-founder ! OMG

[@DavidSPrice]

@@Melez1 No pressure, right? 😂 Stoked that you're stoked all around.

[@orosales123e]

Finally. I’ve been waiting for a good Laravel replacement for Node

[@TheonlyNonlethalninja]

Amazing content as always!

[@de132]

This sounds right up my alley

[@stevemcwin]

Hey Jeff, could you please do a video on the Nim programming language?

[@personmcguy3537]

Yes! I already know and use Nim often, but I'd love for it to get more publicity.

[@stevemcwin]

@@personmcguy3537 I wanna get into it but don't have time, but I do agree it needs more exposure!

[@ludsd6708]

i have no clue what any of this means but i still love these videos thank you

[@julien.roques]

I've been using redwood for 5 years and I can't recommend it enough! 😉

[@joao-pedro-braz]

waiting for someone to be wooshed

[@akj3344]

5 years? you newbie. I have been using it since netscape came out.

[@ziad_jkhan]

FYI, the framework came out a couple of years ago and v1.0 launched a couple of months ago

[@julien.roques]

@@ziad_jkhan congratulations, you got the joke 👏🏆

[@shadowplay1211]

i have been using it for 15 years and its so good 🤣

[@sadatmoya1016]

Love your beautiful videos, amazing work

[@dimalisovyk5277]

We have different 100 JS frameworks. Let's create a single one to combine them all. Now we have 101 different JS frameworks

[@ChillAutos]

One framework to rule them all..... this week... until the next one

[@peopledrivemecrazy]

Redwood always makes me think it is angular with jsx.

[@AROAH]

Oh boy another JS framework with the entire purpose being to make the hodgepodge of other frameworks work together via abstraction. I can’t wait until next week when there’s a JS framework to provide abstraction for this JS framework.

[@roeniss]

Finally the thing I never heard of!

[@daleryanaldover6545]

I just revisited this one. The convention really sticks out for me, since I came from Rails/Laravel stack. I might try this in a week or so.

[@agesnipes]

would love to hear your full review when you do! I want someone to give me their analysis coming from Rails using RedwoodJS

[@tqian86]

To me this is just replacing one type of hell with another. Good video as always 👍

[@h3w45]

this series is awesome

[@KyleHarrisonRedacted]

I started out as "huh what's Redwood" I heard you say "Javascript framework" and I nearly clicked off "Oh maybe it's something interesting" I then said Then I heard you say it uses React, and now i've lost all interest entirely. But, you know what, I still watched it all the way through becuase you _deserve_ the watch time. Just cause I think this framework isn't my cup of tea, doesn't mean im not interested in learning what it is, or that i'm not interested in supporting you ;)

[@eleah2665]

Another! Thanks. You made my day.

[@schneefackel7053]

Also known as "Every problem in computer science can be solved with another layer of abstraction: The Product".

[@augustodance]

One day will be more js frameworks than coders

[@Mangeshrex_]

Would really love to see a video on "math for programmers"... Pls

[@Dominik-K]

This looks pretty cool

[@TimestampMaster]

Objective-C or XML in 100 seconds?

[@unnamedrobloxian7335]

thats just C++

[@donttouchme8854]

Objective-C🤮

[@Viviko]

It’s just C++

[@astroid-ws4py]

C’s Smalltalk

[@kylevondra]

What level of JS framework are we on where we have JS libraries that combine other JS libraries (I should clarify that I still love the videos, just more of a complaint at the JS ecosystem)

[@hompiler]

storybook in 100 seconds please

[@creatorsremose]

I believe it's time to open that flower shop I always wanted.

[@LaytonGB]

Longer video on this!? Keep up the good work 👏

[@AlexChaveriat]

Love these videos! Thank you for being awesome!

[@vishalmishra3046]

LLVM enables any programming language to be translated into any other language so all open source software can be auto-translated into any other language. Hence, no language constraints any more in the open source world.

[@okage_]

addicted to your videos

[@_imcoder]

After spending 2 years learning Svelte, this new frontend framework just makes me want to crawl back into my room.

[@kirayamato6128]

Another framework that no one cares and won't be in the market and will hard to find a job. *THANK YOU IT'S SO WONDERFUL* - JAVA DEVELOPER

[@alejandrombc]

Storybook in 100s !

[@friction5001]

Another well explained video

[@youssef.elmoumen]

Great, now I’m gonna add this to my 2022 want to learn list that I’ll start in 2023

[@re_allyedge]

Waiting for a video about Angular v14!

[@crustydev5561]

I wonder what percentage of these frameworks actually make it into production apps

[@feritperliare2890]

Like probably about 10 Svelte React Angular Vue Next Nuxt Solid Others i honestly forgot

[@omarjimenezromero3463]

@@feritperliare2890 Jeff said it need to be popular enough to have information about it most of the time instead of being trust working, like Lua that is faster than python, easier to learn than python, but here we are using python XD

[@hil449]

@@feritperliare2890 nuxt? this is becoming meme material lol

[@feritperliare2890]

@@hil449 i was thinking maybe next which is a popular SSR framework using react but didn't remember when it came out and i prefer vue over react a little and iirc nuxt which is next for vue came out later so i was asking about it

[@DavidSPrice]

RedwoodJS co-founder here. Startups using Redwood have raised over $20M that I know of. Lots in production. And lots of new startups reaching out to me weekly. fwiw

[@dejfcold]

Ok, this was weird at the beggining. Redwood is what oracle called their "new" theme. They also "created" a "freamwork" called JET. It's really just a react made more complicated with their custom dependencies. So I thought they just rebranded, but I guess they didn't and this is completely different thing. Hmm, confusing :D

[@arthurvieira2104]

Another fucking js framework. Everything we needed.

[@niteshsethi4091]

One more new framework in the world of JS. How about a project video using Redwood?

[@DavidSPrice]

Assuming you're serious, check out the RedwoodJS KZbin channel

[@Heisenberg-xc8ub]

Basically Laravel for JS if I understand it correctly. As a Laravel -> Fullstack JS Dev, this interests me.

[@owacs_ender]

Honestly Redwood with Svelte would be a godsend.

[@grandpaK420]

can someone please tell me what folder icons he used in this video (around the 1:28 mark)

[@uplink-on-yt]

Redwood looks awesome.

[@MobiusCoin]

I like it... as a frontend guy that wants to develop full apps. Just tell me what to do and where the code goes. I don't want to figure it out myself.

[@the_wrong_folder]

I have 20 years of Redwood experience

[@alegherix]

Interesting, I usually go Next.js, Prisma, Apollo server, React-Query + Graphql-request, Storybook, Jest, TailwindCSS. This is def something ima check out!

[@DavidSPrice]

Nice! Drop in and say hi to the vibrant, helpful community when you get a chance redwoodjs.com/community And do check out the Tutorial, it's the best way to learn Redwood redwoodjs.com/tutorial

[@bigmistqke]

kinda random, but what do you use for cms?

[@alegherix]

@@bigmistqke Long time since i needed one, if i'd need one i'd go for something headless like contenful or sanity :)

[@universecode1101]

Another Js framework, but this time fullstack Javascript framework, React GraphQL Prisma Jest and Storybook 😜 This is the future, because connect front and back, you can do everything with it. WOW 🤯🙌🏻

[@GbpsGbps-vn3jy]

quick && reliable ... same as economy && good life these days ...

[@DougLopes]

What kind of laravel is this?

[@KMBatman]

Would be cool if you did a Scala in 100 seconds video.

[@AtiqSamtia]

Now this seems promising. Would test this out, coming from Laravel Frmework ❤

[@pepew7102]

So what's the difference with NextJS ?

[@lotfiholmes6397]

I can't wait for the next state of js ..

[@frankkevy]

We've been using it for 2 months straight now, and we're just loving it so far

[@bajukul6952]

I'm now 40% convinced, these 100 seconds episodes might be ads.

[@shadowplay1211]

they are