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Nice vlog. It's literally like Google in SA.

absolute gigachad

Why did you stop making videos?

Is there a way to remove the close button from the window, forcing the system to always be open?

How do you feel as a software developer? Is it a stressful job to do?

No offense but from a Typescript user this looks like Stone Age 😂: 1. Typo here and there only find out when you actually run the things instead of being caught by type checker at authoring time; 2. cljs->js and js->cljs what’s the point? I thought Clojure gives you the “simple” code without boilerplate 😢; 3. Manually refreshing page without hot reloading in 2024?😅; 4. Wired property access syntax rolled by hand without auto completion from editor?❤

using "value" together with on-change pattern is work but still not smooth while typing.

thanks

EXCELLENT!!!

Playback speed was made for this.

this is nice and exciting,

Great video, only thing I would have liked to see is the conversion of an unsorted map to a sorted one with `(into (sorted-map) unsorted-example)`

Would be cool the same with facebook auth

Hi, I'm new to shadow-cljs and ClojureScript. Does shadow-cljs support hot reloading without resetting the state? For an example, you make a count button. You click the button to count to 10, then change/add some text elements in the component. Does that reset the count?

really helpful, from somebody who just started to learn clojure!

Bro,, i factched errors can you help me??

my old caches are not being deleted when CACHE_NAME is changed, and also, when switched to offline mode my webpage doesn't appear like the video did

Busy bee How's the platform doing?

Thank you had fun watching this ! 👏

Is it really advisable to use nativephp which is still on alpha

Managing a combination of things from different dimensions can be thought of as navigating a coordinate system. Dimensions, in this context, refer to user-name (x-axis) and contact-method (y-axis). Multi-methods allow us to combine items from each dimension, much like online car configurators or MacBook product variants based on memory specs. If the x-axis consists of "actionable things" (verbs), we can add another dimension depending on whether the action's has side effects (write) or not (read). This also corresponds to the Command-Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), where dimension 1 represents user-name, dimension 2, 3 query/command, respectively.

not working I have even followed all the syntax, when on offline mode it shows this error in console "The FetchEvent for "localhost:4000/directory/" resulted in a network error response: an object that was not a Response was passed to respondWith()."

Thanks, but given NativePHP is still in alpha, not really an option.

For the record, you are awesome!!!

finally found a great tutorial for this API!

coool coool i love it

I do mostly lower level os related dev and have been tasked with making a dashboard for my company. This video was sooo helpful! Thank you!

What's the name of the company Daniel ??

geat video, thank you so much

thank you for all the details! I watched to the very end!

Spend 1 hours to try installing it in my Mac, your video was so helpful, really straightforward, thank you!!

I went through 5 videos of destructuring in JavaScript before landing on this one, this is the best explanation, the way he talks through it. I searched his channel for an explanation on props in React, if anyone has goos suggestions on good tutorials on props?

Nice

You are amazing man

Hey hii...i had problem that my host (my nodejs) application changes are not reflecting in the container....so i did read some article...says to enable file sharing permission....can any one help me out

loved watching this. much appreciated.

Thank you so so much

A lot of loud typing, and not so well organized set of ideas. For example, you don’t really frame the tools used and their structure before going into the minutia of how each symbol or keyword is used within one of those tools. Prime examples: shadows, edn. I have a sense of how these tools are relevant to what you’re trying to do, but not much context on how those ecosystems are designed. Thus I had no idea why you went to their documentation when you did. Positives: you did a decent job of describing what the backend project represents at the beginning, however what your front-end conversion was meant to be in its end state was unclear. Perhaps I’m a little spoiled in coming from Haskell and Common Lisp where the assumption is that the core functions or modules will drive all the details so after those are known the rest of the details can be inferred and take similar form.

I never really used Java so I didn't get all the hype around the interop, but seeing every JavaScript library available within Clojure without the hell that is shadow-cljs (seriously, it's so complicated...) really reignited my passion, thanks!

The bug is fixed when you increment half-n by one because you have skipped all the evens and two is also even. He hardcoded the two in loot therefore the last one is skipped if you want to end exactly on a prime number. Possibly you must do something with the comparisons when you want to compare i with half-n. I have (if (<= i half-n)...) and it works.

YOU ARE A BOSS!

when you change the header to accept application/edn, is that the ring library at work, is that what you were saying?

a space saving modification would be to have the bitmap only represent numbers that end in 1, 3, 7, and 9 (so one byte could cover a range of 20) as all primes other than 2 and 5 end in one of those numbers (and of course all evens other than 2 are excluded). In order to clear these bits quickly perhaps a tiny bit of assembly could be leveraged. Not sure about doing it in Java but in many other languages that would be fairly trivial (and of course, in something like C it might just optimize high level code adequately without assembly). Why would one want to do this? Well, perhaps to build a huge table of primes to act as potential factor candidates when searching for extremely large primes (as the table only needs to go up to the square root of the prime one's searching for). A further optimization might be to start run length encoding the number of zeros between the ones of this table as the distance between primes gets huge pretty quickly.

Thank you for sharing your experience, I am learning clojure and your videos help a lot!

Good video!! Thanks!!

I do not have linux os ,can i work in windows Please provide me details

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Great Video Daniel! Do you edit them yourself?

Awesome job. Thanks both!

Awesome video! I found Metadata and Dynamic Vars section especially useful. And a comment, for the -main function, I was thinking that was, to match java function in the generated class. Surprised it's just a convention to make it unique. I find it an odd design decision honestly, complexity for a no good reward, not quite Clojure style