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{2024-12-28}

I do small projects and work very well even in web the only thing I want in web is to able to use the browser find feature and select the fonts other than flutter is very good and anther thing one CODE to rule them all, only using dart it is amazing no jacascript no css just pure dart.

Hi, I am Bapi from India. I am NodeJS and Angular developer.

whats the difference between a computed and linked signal?

I am looking for a good php buddy to start collab on php projects please contact me

I love this kind of videos

8:02 🤣

Just use old react 15 😂

Recently i built one project on fastify in production i faced lot issues like,hosted URl works when AWS console open when I closed that Fastify URL not work,first I thought it's was AWS issue ,and finally i realised that's issue was fastify then everything i changed to express now it's working fine3

RR7 Framework (A.K.A Remix) is sooooo smooth. Next JS is very complicated sometimes.

overlooked? the entire gatsby team moved over to astro.. idk i feel like everyone who used gatsby now uses astro (unless its a fullstack app - then they go for next)

I was making my own page for the first time, since I haven't touch a page in like 10+ years I used html css and vanillajs, soon enough I found myself doing js injecting html on my pages for the navbar, doing custom loading dom orders, loaders for js scripts, all sorts of things XD and i can say I learned a lot of js. But my GF asked me for store page and I have learned so much over the last 2 months, that I knew this was going to be pain (is a VERY simple almost static store) but I wanted a framework to help me. After looking at them all, react, nextjs, angular, vue, etc I found astro and I got to say is perfect! Not too much hassle and all the flexibility, for me as a noob this is great is my favorite of all the options I found.

Awesome advice 💙 I heard a similar argument framed this way. A clever developer takes a simple business problem and creates a complex technical solution. A wise developer takes a complex business problem and creates a simple technical solution.

I've just bought your excelent course. Thanks for the discount

In the new section on the form, there is no translation into Arabic. Please solve this problem, Max

Hi Maximilian sir, I hope you're doing well. I'm reaching out because I'm having trouble accessing your React course on Packt's platform. It seems to be unavailable at the moment. Could you please look into this and let me us know if there's an issue with the course, or the course is undergoing an update or the platform? I'm really interested in learning from your content. Thanks in advance!

wow, from comedian to developer. Kudos Seth Rogen

should i learn flutter in 2025 or kotlin Android development for earning money😅

The best thing ever happened! Thanks for boosting the best framework out there ❤

Because of that, JavaScript developers are tired of the constant introduction of new frameworks and libraries.

You didn't talk much about Nuxt JS who is becoming a so robust framework and which the version 4 was released this year

JavaScript took the server side approach so it could be compatible with android and iOS devices. Hence the reason React.js exists. Nevertheless, JavaScript was built for the DOM and Client and should be used as such. PHP is a powerful tool that handles the servers ( Apache ) request. With its built in templating, it dynamically returns data to the client. Laravel made the right move by merging both world together. You have React.js on the frontend ( Inertia) with PHP on the backend ( Laravel ). It just makes sense.

I've been learning Flutter recently through a Udemy course taught by Fernando Herrera. However, I'm not entirely convinced by Dart or Flutter. I know that many other students have dropped the course due to platform issues and bugs. Personally, I suggest exploring other options like React Native, which I believe is a more robust alternative. This is just my personal opinion.

disagree with you max , creating deep knowledge in vanilla JS is essential for anyone to be different and unique in the future , the deeper mindset you make in your journey will drastically impact your position as developer IMO

Do you have a remix course? Should I use remix or deno?

Good summary of the year 2024. It is easy to predict that by 2025 AI is going to be the year in which AI is going to take over web development, look at how many billions of dollars have already been invested in that field to know that it is going to be like that. So as you said at the beginning we must prepare ourselves a lot more but in what areas should we focus. I was recently working on an Astro project and I made the initial template in a couple of minutes with Bolt from there it was very easy to start and continue. But this is just the beginning so... it would be great if you made a video on what you think we should focus on to better prepare ourselves for the arrival of AI, that is, what areas do you think we can develop to work with AI?

I can't find job 😢

It's not the same the js you writte in the back-end and the Js you writte in the front-end. The 99% of full stack use to make a shit of code in back-end or in front-end, and usually the majority it's not an expert in none of them.

few words about HTMX maybe...

I've found PHP runs faster than a Node JS framework when a project split.

How can we survive among those bunches of frameworks' releases and AI tools?

I love 2024, I have been hired as a full stack dev and been in the role for the most part of the year. And I am having a vacation now 🎉

damm, angular still exist in 2024?

As always, everything is JavaScript. No other language exist.

0:00 2024 Web Development Year in Review 2:47 AI's Impact on Web Development Jobs 4:39 Major Web Framework Releases (React, Angular, etc.) 11:55 Evolution of Angular Frameworks and Libraries 15:43 Vue, Vite, and Svelte Updates 18:48 Tailwind, Express.js, and Node.js Version Updates 21:22 Node.js Competitors and Alternatives 23:08 Astro.js and Other Frameworks for Static/Dynamic Apps 24:44 React Native, Flutter, and Mobile Development Generated by Snorvia AI chapter generator

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Hi Maximilian, my name is Alexandre and I'm from Brazil. I am studying flutter by your course at udemy and wanna thank you for your contents at web. It gives me a good base to develop myself as a programmer.

I hope you liked the video! Please let me know what you think about 2024 (and if you want, what you expect from 2025). Also consider pre-ordering my "React Key Concepts" book if you want to learn all about React (19!) or simply support me => www.amazon.com/React-Key-Concepts-depth-features-ebook/dp/B0D6N1DQRR

11:54 i did not get the , lazyLoad we are doing from the routing itself , but now here how ! , is it directly making the component calling lazy , i means did we import this component in the component normally and using the defer here

Please update the course with simple example not required the complete applications only how to proceed with http rxjs and fetch/resource , what is difference what are constrains when to use what , more about interceptors , and now about the components , does angular still recommend us to use Modules to bind multple component in a pack ! or what !! should i consider all as only standalone and proceed with standalone arc only no modules files ! . application is big !

hey i a m not seeing any update related to angular 18 19 in your course , i want to know more about the changes happened and what are the best ways to build the application using angular 19.

gpt can be a pain.. I'm pulling my hair out just trying to get a flowchat built in vueJS working with gpt. Its fairly complicated.. more so than it sounds... it can be amazing at things you think are difficult and incredibly bad at doing things that are or sound easier. you definitely couldnt use it at all if you knew no code.. but it can bump you up quite a few notches. But you have to ask it a lot of questions to ensure you do understand.. it cannot just build an app for you.

Now React becomes more similar to Svelte :)

1 month later... Let's see how active that fork is... Well, it's not. And what is the point in general? What is born to be in the Google graveyard will b - Wait, wait, probably Flutter devs are not ready for it.

Google is having a hard time devwloping Flutter. Lets hope the community can do a better job.

another aspect to consider is that if you like to experiment and build small products VPS is a great solution, you can host a lot of projects once it is configured

I don‘t know where to post this but I just do it here … i have been waiting for more than 2 years for you to create C course, MAX … could you please do that so that I can buy your new course on udemy 😂

I've recently experimented with Coolify on a VPS -- it is pretty incredible

Whats the point? Just use html?

Never! For two reasons: I refuse to outsource my coding aptitude to a machine, thereby making myself less viable in the work force! This is baaad advice!