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What a video. Dude you are just amazing attention to the detail is awesome. Love the content keep it up my bro. Love from Sri Lanka.

hey my css is not loading after deploying on vercel what should i do

Nice intro to React Folder Structure with many tips along the way. Thanks. {2024-07-15} - Subscribed!

In the .eslintcr.cjs i get : 'module' is not defined. :( :( :( please help :(

Great Explanation! <3

How would you connect to your database since the connection is being done in index.ts in src which would never execute?

One thing I’ll add. Coming from a self taught background. If you’re fairly new to programming, pick a couple of tools, JS/Python, Svelte/Django, Polars/Pandas, Postgres/MySQL/DuckDb/Sqlite and REALLY read as much of the docs as possible. Go start to finish and only skim through the bits you have high familiarity with. Learning to learn is hard and it’s only made harder if you regularly skip over the things you don’t yet know.

i am learning frontend can i contribute on ths

great explain solve my issue Thankyou

I started using Bullet Journaling.

Muchas gracias por este video

Could one of you document proficient people make a tutorial on how to read the docs? I mean basic examples of how to navigate and test commands as a new user would.

Awesome video dude. I was really struggling on how to learn to code and I also think that the better way is going through the documentation and trial and error. There's no magic!

3:42 - You must mention here, that Migrations are actually not to create tables only. The purpose of Migrations is to make changes in your database using artisan utility. And you have ability to rollback those changes.

of course the guy with an eccentric mustache says pagination in an obviously ridiculous way.

I didn't know Laravel was so fringe for a lot of people. I use node mainly but I read the docs on Laravel to learn high level concepts when doing backend development. The only reason I don't actively use it is that I just plain never feel comfortable with PHP as a language - and it's a shame because the framework and the community is great

Oh. I’m trying to get an overview of Laravel .vs Rails. And this video reallyyyyyy highlights the greatness of Laravel for prototyping a quick MVP…

> Just Read The Docs >docs are unreadable and unpractical, and wrote like at least readed 200k pages of some architecture of my gpu

You are awesome dude Love from india

Welcome to the wonder world.

Thank you so much man!

Glad I'm not the only one who is confused by the whole load/data fetching on route load paradigm. Feel like you need to have a PhD in order to understand how to use it correctly. Apart from that SolidJS is a great choice but I really don't like the whole load thing..

You explain so good. Thank you :)

Your comment regarding drizzle isn't entirely accurate, you can perform a similar ORM query with db.query.user.findMany or db.query.user.findFirst - you could abstract this with a class or function for example getUsersByOrg({orgId}) getUserById({id}) or User.getByOrg() for example. Additionally, you can do this with Prisma too.

well done

I kinda hate virtual dom

It's painful to watch you try to learn solid and solidstart at the same time 😅

They really need to sort out the adds on twitch every 10 mins you appear to get one, hopefully the experience here is better, fell asleep watching the stream

I used solid start since 0.3.x and am very happy how it turned out, 1.0.0 is incredibly well made <3

how would it work with an sql database?

Thanks for the stream. It definitely helped me understand gaps in documentation and the way we present examples. I'm glad you did figure it out in the end. To your question of the purpose of the `load` function.. it is mostly to handle preloading for like link hovers on the client and single flight mutation. Everything is always server rendered in the examples and if it isn't available at first it streams in afterwards. 1. We fetch data on the server and realize it isn't ready to stream yet, we stream the shell 2. Data resolves, we finished rendering the HTML on the server for that part of the page and stream it and the serialized data with it. 3. Client component hydrates it gets the stream data that was serialize and hydrates that part of the page. In so you would see the data console.log on both client and server. Both when the server renders the HTML after it resolves the data, and on the client when it hydrates. But the content on the pages is server rendered(and fetched) just streams in as it is available.

You won me at: it is nice and ugly 💖

Damn it I missed the stream. We know when the next one is?

00:00:00 Stream Starts 00:26:00 What is SolidJS? 00:34:49 What is SolidStart? 00:46:34 Browsing Source Code of Hacker News Clone 01:33:20 Building a Pokedex 03:00:52 Opening Pokemon Cards

Hilarious that i saw a mem for that semicolon 2:04:51

I agree with you on the need for the latest hardware. I am still running my 2015 MacBook Pro. I moved on to Linux for my actual work now running on a Dell XPS. There is also Homebrew for Linux. You should check out Warp terminal and Proton Editor.

What font are you using?

Livewire is essentially HTMX

Thank you. With this video I was able to increase the maxDuration of my api routes

THX!!

If you want laravel but on nodejs, you should try AdonisJs framework.

can i deploy ejs??? there?

thank you very much brother, finally i finish my 3 day errors

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Thanks for this you are a life saver

every point he likes about remix and nuxt are literally in sveltekit! so by that standard sveltekit is probably the most dominant one

thankyou so much, after spending 6 hours i finally got right solution 💖💖

cool

great mustache + great tutorial