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Yall should learn a typed language before learning js

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn, another video that does not explain how to mix your domain with the .dev cloudflare page, JESUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi James. Lovely 3 years old tutorial. Coming back to the togglemethod in our store. Is there a way to pass in directly the todo object and mutate its selscted attribute directly ? Hoping that we donot traverse through the whole store.

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So, when a user visits the website, all you need is their email to sign in, they then get an email with a link with the token in and then use that link/token to navigate the rest of the site as a valid User. This negates the need for a password, as the user email is the 'two factor authentication'. However if someone gains access to the users email, then the user will already be compromised. So you only need to protect your email with a strong enough password to be secure. How long should the token last, before a new link/token is required?

How about using apollo in this new gen 2?

JS is so much better than TS. If you need a statically typed language why not just use an actual language like Rust.

if viewport is too short and the line breaks you end with a truncated error, setting fixed heights brings always bugs.

What are the real prod use cases for HTMX? Seems like sprinkling into existing traditional server rendered sites / apps. Building a whole app with it seems awkward.

Very well explained for beginners like myself. This is very useful. Thank You for sharing.🎉🎉

Vercel has lock-in if you use their SDK, other providers like Render, etc will let you come and go as you need to.

Good video but not trying to learn another library for a just one specific task tbh

I know most (if not all) the answers! This was a painful watch I wish I could’ve helped!! because I do know all the answers to all the problems you bad but I watched this video way after and obviously couldn’t watch it live 😭

It does work but only if you don't use Spring Boot as a Back-end because it requires SockJS as a dependency

wow nice tips sir !

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🚀 Astro has fixed environment variables, making it easier to work with them.* 00:49 *🔒 Environment variables can now be accessed at import.meta.EnV, but this has limitations such as no validation of properties or types.* 01:32 *💡 T3 dnv is a library that allows defining Zod schema for environment variables in Next.js, but Astro now has a built-in solution.* 02:16 *📁 The experimental Astro EnV module allows defining and accessing environment variables, with different use cases for client-side and server-side access.* 03:27 *🔑 The get secret function can be used to programmatically figure out what an environment variable is, but it's not necessary for most use cases.* 05:02 *🎉 The new EnV module in Astro makes working with environment variables more efficient and easier to manage.* Made with HARPA AI

action inspired from svelte no ??

Lol build duration 6m46 as shown in the vid. This is an ad

Okay… Here’s what I’m thinking is the ultimate Vendor Lock-in-less JS/TS stack: Hetzner ($3+/month) Coolify (Free) , Supertokens Auth (Free), fast-ratelimit (npm package - as opposed to reddis / upstash)

I thought you were Ilya Sutskever lol.

In my opinion I have all my projects in vercel, both clients and own and I only pay the 20$/m plan and as is well known is one of the most efficient platforms in terms of user experience for devs. And I think they have improved a lot the security and the way to avoid you get a 95k invoice haha, good video James thanks for giving your opinion is clear and concise.

I've used netlify for 6-7 years. There's no vendor lock-in, worst case scenario is you have to reconfigure your forms and setup ci/cd elsewhere.

Do you have a preference way to deal with project architecture in next 14? Like how do you prefer structuring the app? Do you prefer having a data-access layer where you define all the database stuff and only call the exported functions on server actions/server components? Thank you!

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Of course we're interested; Actually don't understand how caching works with the web talk more of applying it to SSR. I'd love to be taken on that. Moreover, I enjoyed this topic.

You're thumbnails are so cringe man, much love for your video though

thank you!

interesting

typescript was written for C# developers who didn't want to learn javascript. It's absolutely the worst thing that ever happened to javascript. it's about three times longer to write and test. yes it makes some perks, but it's god awful to work with. I never have to think about the syntax if im writing JS, but it the #1 thing to think about in TS. Plus most AI tools give really wrong answers for typescript that can get you into circular errors that you'll never get out of in TS. But jump over to plain js and it works great. Testing is so much easier too. Probably the worst thing about it though is the fanatical nature of forced adoption into it. I recently created an app that was originally supposed to be written in TS, 3 weeks in we were already way way behind schedule. So I made the decision to rip it out and start over with plain JS, we not only caught up but passed through and cut like 3 weeks off the planned development. Impossible to do in TS for our team. I understand the idea on truly massive projects. But just like redux is quickly falling out of favor, TS needs to follow that pattern too. At best it should be optional but almost never required. Im all for people using what they want, but the issue with TS developers is that they demand it for every use case and it should not be that way.

Hey James! at 4:50 The reason the public/private prefix is no longer needed, is due to the switch to utilizing Vite's loadEnv() function with a empty prefix to allow grabbing ANY of the variables. Florian actually based it off how i was doing it between my different integrations because i had been using loadEnv directly and haven't had issues. I may have been on a call with Florian debugging astro:env inside of my StudioCMS playground.... 😅

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Thank James! I've been trying to decide what framework (literally for years) to build with as I want to take my vanilla js app from enterprise to SaaS. Decision finally made! Astro! Next question is do I move to Svelte for the client side PWA or stick with vanilla...hmmm. Thanks again! Great channel!

every day is a good day when I watch your videos

Why can’t vercel be cool like this with next 😭😭😭

What about project indexing and full project-wide refactoring with vs code? Don't think that comes as an extension. And when you've installed all these extensions, you're already halfway there to an IDE, but it's still never going to be an IDE with the features that make an IDE, well, an IDE, and plus the fact that now all these random extensions can break each other.

Astro team is always alert to the user's problems.

This is the best video that describes Event loop. Thank you so much for your work James!

We don't want apologies. They're done with.

That's awesome to hear that Gen 2 works so well. Gen 1 was cool but it also had its issues. Gonna have to check it out now!

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Each of them has its own advantages and appropriate uses. Recently, I received a notification that one of my open-source projects would no longer be supported under their open-source plan. This made me realize that my website was too dependent on their ecosystem. As a result, I am reconsidering the architecture and leaning towards separating the website and APIs. This separation will make it easier to move the website and APIs independently, reducing reliance on a single host and framework.

I have actually started to use American Cloud with a Coolify install. I have an Astro site deployed on it, was a bit tricky at first but got the hang of it.

Better than just write //@ts-ignore😅

To people saying Coolify & a VPS are replacements: no, they aren't - they are fun for pet projects, but they won't substitute for the CDN, DDoS protection and resiliency coming with Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare.

My advise would be to learn how to set infrastructure and deploy your app on it. Then, and only when you're confortable with infrastructure, you can use these serverless services. So you always know how to deploy on your own infrastructure as an alternative.

Thanks really helped! It also works with tsx when running a typescript file as a script in NextJS. Just add the same command: "tsx --env-file .env.local ${file path}"

Personally, I'll only use CloudFlare for static websites or purely Client side websites/webapps just as good CDN. As a backend engineer, using GCP/AWS/Azure over any of their wrappers is a nobrainer. Terraform and any CI/CD (preferably GitHub Actions) is all we need. Any developer who is building real-world apps (not personal projects) should always try to go for the long term for infrastructure. Don't get carried by the hype.

I rather not build at all that deploy my stuff on a vendor locked in platform. I'll proudly sacrifice my time and skills

Yes. Absolutely avoid. Just learn on how to use a vps and nginx or caddy

This is something I will eventual look into. Right now I'm using supabase to handle auth, storage and DB. Hopefully I never have to change.