Dataclasses From Scratch in Python - Class Decorators

[@knut-olaihelgesen3608]

Thank you so much for following the conventions!

[@IsaacHarrisHolt]

Always!

[@roeilustig]

An amazing video, really educational! Keep up the good work 💪💪

[@IsaacHarrisHolt]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@Obie.]

the quality of your python videos is already up there with the big names, please keep this going. Your design strategy was the first time I fully understood that pattern (great use case). Would love to see you dive into more python design patterns

[@IsaacHarrisHolt]

Thanks! I'm hoping to! I'd like to do a video on the facade pattern soon, as it fits in nicely with the strategy pattern and dependency injection in general.
Also making some non-Python videos too 😉

[@Obie.]

@@IsaacHarrisHolt looking forward to it

[@Darkev77]

I’m so happy I just found this channel, but sad at the same time because I missed a lot of content ☹️

[@IsaacHarrisHolt]

I appreciate it! You'll just have to catch up 😉

[@donnillorussia]

Wow! What an unexpectedly great content! Should have x100 views

[@IsaacHarrisHolt]

Thank you! I put a lot of effort into this one. I was honestly really surprised that the dataclasses library is as hacky as it is, and I understand now why Pydantic uses inheritance rather than a decorator

[@Koronoir]

I was watching my online course class and saw that I wasn't understanding properly(the content wasn't getting into my mind) so I searched for other people videos, thanks for that.

[@IsaacHarrisHolt]

No worries! I hope it was helpful

[@khanasfireza9515]

I always wondered why they didn’t use deepcopy instead of field functions for dataclasses

[@IsaacHarrisHolt]

There are so many things they could have done better! Honestly though, this was a blast to make