I Learnt Another JavaScript Framework

[@virusblitz]

Wow! This one is a noticeable step up in production quality! Love seeing you go into a bit more detail on the implementation, also great jokes!

[@conaticus]

Thank you

[@mezabyte]

As a backend dev, this is really interesting to see you make your own backend without any prior knowledge (well you still have a bit but you get my point). Congrats, this video is amazing!

[@SoreBrain]

I hope commenting this made you feel better

[@StephenMoreira]

Neat. I never heard about the honey pot input field technique, learned something new here.

[@vaisakh_km]

I don't know hoe effective is it, bot could easly check for visible elements and many bots for big sites are made by humans, so while making, they will notice it right?

[@StephenMoreira]

​@@vaisakh_km That would be my thought as well. I'm sure it could prevent just the lazy ones, but if you have a recaptcha anyway, probably redundant/meaningless to include? You would then also have to manage this honey pot field on forms on your app which would be unsightly for sure. Right now cool to know this could be an approach, but don't think I would actually use it.

[@ExediceWhyNot]

Making multiple series for all the aspects of an app seems like an amazing idea. It will be interesting to see how it all works out. Keep it up! Tbh i'm glad this video wasn't Unity gamedev with a JS plugin, that would've been cursed as hell.

[@AquaQuokka]

There's no such thing as secure JavaScript.

[@GGLVXD]

UwU

[@AquaQuokka]

@@GGLVXD OwO

[@vaisakh_km]

Secure Javascript is UwU

[@princecodes247]

Yeah. It’s tautology

[@REAZNx]

Elaborate…

[@parlor3115]

The best way to ensure that an API is secure is to never expose it publicly. Let it run locally and each time someone wants to use, give them physical access to your PC while you're there watching them. This way, you get to watch how they use it and guide them if necessary, and if they try something funny, you can kick their ass*s on the spot!

[@ARKGAMING]

I never would have thought about the invisible input for bot verification That's very smart

[@movrew]

Smart but very easy to bypass

[@audunmo3805]

Adding the invisible form field, won't that screw with accessibility software?

[@DisturbedNeo]

Not if you add [aria-hidden="true"] to the element to hide it from accessibility APIs, which wasn't done in this video, so yes that form will absolutely screw with accessibility software. But yours doesn't have to.

[@LodeStarYT]

I'm curious what made u switch from VScode to WebStorm. Possibly a video idea 👀

[@dehsaW]

these short coding videos are so easy to binge

[@acidopcodes]

I'm glad I found your channel

[@frxstingz]

You should quite definitely try making a website or even an API in Python, would be quite a learning experience and would be fun to watch you learn the quirks of Python libraries. Again, amazing video mate.

[@sreejishnair5922]

Bro which keyboard do you use, love the sound it makes!

[@SDFTDusername]

all the methods you used to secure it is way better than mine, I should've watched this video before making my first website with a database and user system

[@johanrong]

what webstorm theme is that?

[@NderFN]

Your videos are incredible

[@mcnugget3851]

What tool are you using at 0:58?

[@mvwouden]

postman

[@SoreBrain]

Great video execution

[@TheShelfman]

"I should probably read the documentation before doing things" You just described why I'll never be a competent developer🙃

[@krateskim4169]

Awesome video

[@stephenkwokdev]

so, is the api secured?

[@glansingColt]

if you use that type of music, i will watch your vids everyday

[@TheGamingMaik]

Him: Hates Javascript. Also Him: Complaining about Rust. Classic Developer.

[@ph03n1x_dev]

Mom! I'm on KZbin!

[@ARKGAMING]

Just realized I'm not subscribed So I changed that

[@s43dgam3r]

Good video I enjoyed that. As a developer channel maybe add some simplified code insight for better context. Thank you.

[@OmikronClient]

fire

[@ponderpiece]

Bro said JavaScript and secure in the same sentence

[@SteveBClark]

It's 31 July 2023 , when the next video is coming

[@joenutt1232]

Jet brains gang

[@brxnni]

\*hates javascript* \*uses it again and again* guys i think he has a problem

[@devloper344]

No, it's simply the programming language that average viewers are familiar with.

[@brxnni]

@@devloper344 i dont think anyone picks a programming language to use just because the viewers know it, he used java, goland and rust before

[@Metrix2024]

@@brxnni everyone hates javascript but its their go to language

[@darkenlightmage]

@@Metrix2024 "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses." - Bjarne Stroustrup

[@luxsomnusaeterna7438]

Great Video Man. 😘😘😘😘😘😛😛😛😛😛😛😜😜😜😜😜

[@giftedlyl]

Is that Java???????

[@giftedlyl]

Also your invisible input kinda makes it so no mouse users cant get in.

[@BorretSquare]

Make it secure by running it locally 😂

[@foqsi_]

Bro, can you just do daily uploads? haha

[@universaltoons]

sus

[@its_code]

❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@sercantor1]

> it's less code, but it's more confusing to my brain you just described any boilerplate-y highly opinionated framework. nestjs is definetely in that category.

[@realspinelle1]

Try bun instead of nodejs

[@muskoce]

wow

[@neofox2526]

Just write SQL 🤓

[@porroapp]

Using firebase you could have done this in an hour.

[@vaisakh_km]

Firebase is just someone else's server, but vendor locked

[@zsrobinson]

Feels like the idea of these videos is moreso just to learn new tech instead of making stuff in as short of time as possible. "Just using firebase" might be faster, but it wouldn't translate into learning new skills that could be transferred to more advanced projects in the future. At least that's the way I look at it

[@vaisakh_km]

@@zsrobinson exactly

[@GGLVXD]

Mommy❤

[@sockthatdoes]

make an antivirus program

[@nicholaschilembo]

Hmmm crazy

[@RedStone576]

by not using javascript

[@KwiatekMikiKwiatekMiki]

ok

[@stefan3816]

How dare you call typescript javascript? Typescript does get transpiled to javascript yes, but you can avoid most of the issues that come with javascript, the bigger one being that java isn't typed (hence typescript). So you used typescript for this project, not javascript

[@edward_lmao]

lolll

[@DisturbedNeo]

Do you really think your API is "Secure" just because you're passing a bearer token in a request header? You're not even hashing and salting your users' passwords.