I Don't Need No Silly Frameworks You Can't Live Without

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[@MrMurilosopa]

Thanks crazy nerds for writing code I can't write

[@findjonmoses]

This channel is the real CS50 course

[@user-sb5vt8iy5q]

I'm doing the final project of cs50 while watching zozin

[@SlinkyD]

Everybody: What a character. WASM: What's a character?

[@fatihozgen2886]

I started to get addicted to recreational programming.

[@douglasgabriel99]

the random beatboxing always gets me 😂😂😂

[@bashbarash1148]

Generalize to some extent the process of converting typescript into wasm, upload it to npm, call it a framework, and let them choke on it

[@gahshunker]

Translating Tsoding: “You dumb, I smart… wait wait wait just kidding”.

[@acquite]

3:10 "you can only pass numbers to WebAssembly" this should not come as a surprise because EVERY modern intermediate representation works in the same way. QBE, for example, only lets you pass word, long, single, and double, all numbers. To pass anything else, you pass a pointer to it, just like WA. LLVM IR most likely has abstractions to work with structures more cleanly, but internally it's likely doing the exact same thing.

[@KasasagiWad3]

struct pointers also require you to load and store when you want to access members, passing them directly using multiple args and returns means you can stay in register space (or stack space in WASM) for longer, but really your compiler or interpreter should be the one doing it for you.

[@jikrochmal1174]

A pointer, incidentally, also being a number.

[@Mariuspersem]

I mean you say you are jokin, but you are right. Someone has to do the dirty work

[@krellin]

its not the dirty work its the fun work the dirty work is the unmaintainable garbage that people build on top of libraries... this is much more satisfying and fun

[@Argoon1981]

@@krellin Exactly.

[@i3looi2]

AI/Copilot will never defeat this man. NEVER !

[@paulzupan3732]

He's one of the few programmers in the world who can write original code

[@danvictorlofranco6700]

Bro roasting every React Devs in existence

[@GreggHarris-gm7ef]

thank u to all the crazy nerds out there 🙏 - sincerely, a crazy nerd

[@tehangler]

Incredible, as always. Can't wait for next ep.

[@doodocina]

the final result of thoses series is native c3 app. tsoding will say "web sucks"

[@corvoworldbuilding]

Great thumbnail KEKW

[@froop2393]

Yeah great title! Instantly clicked 😊

[@nathaaaaaa]

I actually have a library called Kext (for TypeScript). It stands for Kotlin Extensions and is me attempring to bring some cool Kotlin's stdlib stuff to TS.

[@kirillvoloshin2065]

легенда

[@acrapid7845]

Добрый день). Кто он такой?

[@ntorneri]

Hey Tsoding, you should try out embedded programming sometimes. This sure shall fullfil your desire for simplicity, minimalism and do it yourself. Bare metal is the way to go

[@ecosta]

11:30 Thank you, my Emacs-user friend. Your comment brings me some sanity. Yes, original VIM is responsive AF. I use it for Java at work, for crazy-nerd C/C++ stuff in my PC, without any bloat from IDE-like features. So snappy I know any slowness is hardware issues (or company bloats like Falcom Agent etc).

[@raoulwo3132]

thank you for your service

[@the-last-spark]

bro went from c to ts its only a matter of time.

[@PavelAShvedov]

I have an idea how to optimize rendering. Maybe you can store pixels data of the last floor,ceiling and walls rendering, and on the next update check if there were n't any player movement or camera rotation, just skip steps of rerenering floor, ceiling and walls and reuse previous pixels data.

[@PwnySlaystation01]

"I have nothing against high level frameworks" Come on..... Yes we do ;)

[@AbhayBisht-tw6pn]

Here we are doing real Software Engineering 😂 3:36

[@BLVGamingY]

from an oop perspective baka mitai sussy balls gagnam style mlg trickster doomer cycle

[@weekipi5813]

Then there's react that rerenders an entire potentially huge component even if you change a character from a string

[@bosch5303]

Based intro

[@ivandimitrov4410]

"I'm joking by the way"

[@bosch5303]

@@ivandimitrov4410 we all need to legally cover our asses behind a /j

[@snowin_jj]

9:58 Good looking website build using silly frameworks 😅

[@Kingromstar]

damn this dude knows so much.

[@GRATHRRAM]

11:03 well then c has the best webside

[@wiseskeshom4673]

I am a Vim user and also a big fan of Vim but it is so funny every time that you said Can your Vim do that 😅😅

[@Przemekcyklop123]

how do we grab the "," ???? 1:27:30

[@bobtheoutbuilder8552]

the thumbnail KEKW

[@Odod4000]

I love your videos! 😀

[@mfy0108]

A little advice: don't spam bombs by jitter clicking spacebar, especially out of walls so they explode directly on you. Just trust me. I tried it once and didn't like it

[@edgaremmanuel3197]

I see the porn folder getting smaller, what happened?

[@georgesamaras4731]

Tsoding i keep subscribing to your channel and whenever i search your channel i am unsubsribed. I must have subscibed more than 100 times and keeps hapenning. Your channel and maybe two or three others keep showing that i have not subscribed. Do you know why, other than cleaning cache, history etc?

[@johndoublew3060]

Some soy dev *insert JS framework here* enjoyer at yt hates him probably

[@satyajeetjena6758]

schizophrenia

[@MecchaKakkoi]

Joking, not joking 😛

[@blackhaze3856]

Can you wasi do that?

[@flamendless]

From an OOP perspective, OOP is trash

[@Kingromstar]

high level frameworks are for businesses 😁

[@manucaouette]

1:07:34 I personally like using vim macros instead of multiple cursors, while one is visually more powerful the second one lets you repeat the same sequence of actions somewhere else, so yeah, my vim can do that

[@demolazer]

Speaking of websites, I recently spent a few months delving into learning common LISP and all the documentation looks like it was written in 1998 or simply doesn't exist all lol

[@inspikalu]

What OS do you use and what is your DE

[@NikolasPafitis]

debian and i3wm

[@shinglinhgpastel6720]

Debian with the i3 window manager and he uses EMACS to write code

[@Czeckie]

i wonder what keyboard he uses

[@Martinit0]

Emacs and Emacs

[@jsvrs]

I'm high level guy

[@alejandroioio6784]

Nextjs is trash xd

[@Presenter2]

noob uses c3 lol

[@fu886]

From OOP perspective c sucks

[@speltincorrectyl1844]

OOP more like POOP

[@3_smh_3]

C doesn't suck, but the tooling around it definitely does while Java has no redeeming qualities.

[@bashbarash1148]

from oop perspective everything sucks, it's not a big deal

[@glowiak3430]

Should be "I don't need ANY silly frameworks you can't live without". English does not use double negatives.

[@SlinkyD]

I'm almost never not broke. Ain't nothing a lil thinking won't solve.

[@gintoki_sakata__]

​@@SlinkyDprogrammers are not known for english

[@SlinkyD]

@@gintoki_sakata__ void huh(return WTF)

[@27182818284590452354]

High-school English-as-a-second-language perhaps. But it ain't no nothing like the real living language.

[@octanuary]

🤓

[@rvft]

Oh well, 0 views in 10 seconds? Bro fell off!!

[@freeFHH]

It is Unable to view whole video in 10 seconds ;)

[@dev_bhiaya]

second

[@shinglinhgpastel6720]

minute