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I have been adding to it in a way that I don’t feel comfortable open sourcing yet, but I have plans to refactor that to something a little more shareable. Sorry for the delay.

Thank you!

Couldn’t agree more

That’s really great advice, too. Reading the standard library is a great move!

Glad it was helpful!

When the game is profitable enough to hire someone to animate all of that :)

I’m glad you think so!

@@BradCypert You could have used animated_do . But once in a while knowing about Flutter is also essential rather than heavily relying on libraries.

@@tusharchander8935 I generally try to avoid libraries for one off type things, but I haven’t explored animation packages for Flutter. That might be a fun thing to do, too!

@@BradCypert Well you would just require a SlideUp property from this library. You would be simply wrapping your widget to be animated, be it text widget, Quite easy.

Yeah, that doesn't sound bad, but I factor in the cost to maintain the dependency, too -- which might sound weird, but hear me out: When you pull in a dependency for anything, you're pulling in that package and it's dependencies. Thankfully, dart is compiled so we can only pull in the pieces we need, but we also can run into version conflicts between our dependencies' dependencies. My main app, Luna Journal, uses a LOT of third party dependencies and upgrading certain dependencies is often a nightmare because of this (and upgrading the Flutter version ALWAYS is too, for the same reason). So generally, I just try to avoid extra deps when I can because I find that overhead isn't worth it for small, one-off things. Things like Bloc though, I think the overhead is worth it when it's used all throughout the app :) What are your thoughts, Tushar?

I haven’t heard the term mutation testing, but I’ll check it out!

One of the things I really like about Go is that you can usually pick it up and build something in a few days, given you already know programming and are familiar with another language. I think it's worth making some time to give it a shot :)

​@@BradCypert yeah, that's usually how it goes, you just apply your experience of another language, and search "what is the Go method of doing x in Python" haha that's how I've been switching between C++ and Python for the daily Leetcode problems.

@@juanmacias5922 C++ and Python are two very different beasts though! Congrats on picking up that ability!

Go interfaces make me happy.

Me too, Me too.

Couldn’t agree more. We live in a world where a lot of people have gotten into software engineering by delivering results, but maybe don’t really understand how things work under the hood - and that’s okay, but I think everyone would be a better engineer if they were to take a step back and figure out how things work under the hood.

I don’t, actually. You may have to contact Google support to get that changed.

I could solve it! There is only one option what helped. To upload new builds everywhere in my tracks( closed test, internal test...) where my old builds were using exact alarms..and i uploaded new builds without using this line in manifest. This 'replaced' my error builds and warning message is gone😅

Glad you were able to solve it and thank you for sharing what you learned!

Glad to hear it!

For new devs? I’m keeping it in C tier for new devs. It’s a strong and fantastic language, but I wouldn’t recommend people to start with it unless they know they want to work on things predominantly written in C.

That’s punny! Wish I had thought of that sooner!

Thank you for the feedback! I do sincerely appreciate it.

I’d check if your work offers any programs to help with this! If not, LinkedIn is would be my next place to try!

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here's the fsharp version of what I think you're trying to do : let annotate (board: char array array) = let h = Array.length board let w = Array.head board |> Array.length let memo f x = let cache = System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<_,_>() if cache.ContainsKey x then cache.[x] else cache.[x] <- f x cache.[x] let isInBounds x y = x >= 0 && y >= 0 && x < w && y < h let isMine (x ,y) = isInBounds x y && board.[y].[x] = '*' let memoIsMine = memo isMine let countMines x y = [x-1, y-1; x, y-1 ; x+1, y-1; x-1, y ; x+1, y ; x-1, y+1; x, y+1 ; x+1, y+1;] |> Array.ofList |> Array.filter memoIsMine |> Array.length let mineCountCharOrBlankSpace x y = match countMines x y with | 0 -> ' ' | n -> n |> char let mineMineCountOrBlankSpace x y ch = match ch with | '*' -> '*' | _ -> mineCountCharOrBlankSpace x y let processRow y row = row |> Array.mapi (fun x ch -> mineMineCountOrBlankSpace x y ch ) board |> Array.mapi processRow

That’s a good point too! I hadn’t thought of the impact on confidence

That’s a really great insight, Alex! I should have mentioned that, too.

I’m glad you found it helpful!

I think specifics are pretty helpful for LLMs too

Thank you for the feedback! Time is precious and I’m not looking to waste anyone’s!

I have a video on PRs on my list! I share the same sentiment there and that senior engineers should use PRs for mentorship opportunities! I just need to record the dang video :)

Thank you! I agree with you!

How do you like it? I loved it at first but we’ve had it for many years and the battery doesn’t last long anymore.

I did not use flame for this. Just pure flutter :) I plan to try out flame for the next game!

@@BradCypert Thank you for the reply. I'm looking forward to your future moves. I'm a developer in Korea. I have a question for you regarding Flutter games. Can I try using your email? Have a nice day and thank you. I'll be waiting for your reply.

Sure, send me an email :)

@@BradCypert Thanks for your reply. I just sent you an email regarding your question. Have a nice day.😄😄😄

Why Python for DSA?

It really is! I also really like codecrafters, but its a bit different and a paid resource.

There are a lot of practical applications for counting! For example, determining the bytes of a file can help determine the size (keep in mind you can run this on images, pdfs, etc), determining the word count could be useful in situations where you’re limited to a certain number of words (articles less than 500 words for a newspaper), or a term paper that has to be 2000 words of more. Another good use case is to check for hidden characters, but there’s plenty more cases, however you’re right in that it is commonly used as a piece of a much larger pipeline or toolchain.

Glad it was helpful!

Imagine you could tie this concept in with Ai. Set a few rules and then allow the creativity to unfold like the game of life 🤔

Thank you, but I’d consider this one of my lesser thumbnails, haha :)

That’s a great question! Can you clarify what you mean by MIS? For a data analyst role, I think Python and SQL are great choices. I learned Python many many years ago, but I’d start here if I were trying to learn it today: www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/

@@BradCypert MIS is Management information system. I chose the major but don't know anything about it, just got in because I had high GPA (which is a mistake) but I learned that Data Analysis is one of the role I could get if I study it (I'm very interested in it because of my history of helping my mom completed her students' grades spreadsheets haha)

@@inoino9918 interest in a career path is huge and something a lot of people don’t have! Thank you for explaining the MIS, too!

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I’m glad you enjoyed the tutorial. I’m using authjs on several projects and really enjoy it. That being said, I haven’t used Lucia yet so I don’t have much of an opinion on it. What have you found regarding Lucia vs Authjs so far?

@@BradCypert I will select using the basic library and samples supplied by supabase because I have been on my long journey to watch your tutorial today. I have found there are many changes and alternatives on the authentication of sveltekit for supabase. it took several days to find out that I need to focus on tutorials less than 2years because of the change in sveltekit, and I have got an error that failed to use the environment variable in client-side, and I have found many tutorials to introduce using lucia and prisma. At this moment, I think it's time to utilize fully the basic library rather than much convenience from many alternatives. Thanks for your reply!!!

@@joywins2dois2be43 it sounds like you have a good plan ahead of you, however if you’re using Supabase, they have an auth package too which may be worth checking out!

Authjs is free to use but you can use it with paid services like oauth providers (or auth0) or store user data in your own database

@@BradCypert so if I have my self or cloud hosted mysql it will not work?

@@dhruvparmar9915 that will work fine, you’ll just need to use a MySQL compatible DB provider.

I think the overhead from Flutter is quite a lot on web, given JS is single threaded and I’m trying to run operations simulating the CPU hertz

It was a really fun thing to build! I highly recommend building one!

“Wrong” may be a tiny bit of a stretch lol.

Best of luck in your next interview!

Glad you think so!

Try to inspect the signUp method (if you’re in VsCode try command clicking it or control clicking it). This should show you the method signature. It’s quite possible that they’ve removed the named parameters in favor of positional parameters, in which case, converting the named parameters to positional should solve your issue

@@BradCypert yeah I did that actually and it worked, thanks though :)

@@un_identifed Glad you're unstuck! Keep building, friend!

I’m glad it was helpful!

Couldn’t tell you unless I knew the errror, too. Mind sharing it here?

He always gets curious when I start recording :)

First, I appreciate you reaching out. Second, I'm sorry to hear that you're running into that issue. I did notice some changes for AuthJS's latest version and have updated a personal project to use the new version. Unfortunately, revising videos is kinda tricky on UA-cam so it's not super easy to do. What issue are you seeing with this tutorial? I'd love to write something out and pin it as a comment to help others!

I don't remember the exact error I ran into. It was something with $page.data.session but it was 100% a skill issue on my part 😅 I cloned your repo and it worked as intended

Oh awesome! I’m glad my code is still working as expected :)

You totally can. I left them as void to indicate that you shouldn’t worry about the return value here. Just fire and forget. But you can definitely update the types to match the return types from firebase

Not public. There a few things I’d have to clean up to make it public, and while I’d love to, those just aren’t a priority at the moment. I’ll share a video letting you know when it goes public though.

@@BradCypert can't wait

That’s a very good question. I’d imagine you’d need to add the gtag script, but I just checked the documentation and it’s not mentioned there. Perhaps try it without and if it’s erroring, look at add it? Sorry, Flutter is not my web tool of choice haha