Thanks yeah, this was suprisingly quite a challenging video to make. I changed my mind several time on the best way to present the info without the video lasting hours, but still pack as much info as possible 😅. Glad you enjoyed it and thank for the patience and the support 💜
@@TechVisionExplained yes, I really enjoyed your video, it is not that long and all the information is there for everyone👌, now I have a request if you can make a video about securing our backend app in nodejs, that will be very helpful and if that is possible in a long video then be it, but I would appreciate if you can help us with that
Hello! I watched almost every your video, and... It was amazing, especially when you spoke about nest.js. I am your the biggest fan, and I am waiting you next video!!!!!!! I don't know why, but you video always very-very attractiveю Your voice, smile, and calm, smart explanation always blow my mind and I wanna more and more!!!!!!!!!!
Wow thank you so much 💜 Really means a lot to me, and super glad you're finding my videos useful. Took a little break but will I'm back to making nestjs content very soon 💪
Hi maintainer of Hurl here! Very cool video, you must have worked a lot to compare all the tools, nice work! Just wanted to say also that Hurl is based on libcurl so curl is really awesome!
Hey thanks, really glad you enjoyed it 🙏. For some reason I thought it was going to be done in a weekend... took me a month. Still need to work on my time estimation skills 🤣😅
So Thunder Client have gone and done the usually crappy thing of paywalling features that were previously available free. You can no longer save your requests to your local filesystem to enable their commital to a repo. Yep. You now have to pay them a monthly subscription to save a JSON file to your own filesystem. I've no problem with developers making money (I know I like money), but this bait and switch tactic is absolutely crooked (especially when the feature costs them nothing) but anyway... not a rant... Anyone know of any alternatives that allow you to save Postman-style requests to your VSCode projects?
totally agreed with you, I use Thunder Client before but they force to pay to just import cURL make no sense. So I ended up writing my own Thor Client based on JSON file exactly the same Postman-style, commit that JSON file to Github to colab with my team
you always post videos I always needed :'). keep it up
Awesome video, as always!
Great video as always, waiting for it a while, as you know already 😅
Thanks yeah, this was suprisingly quite a challenging video to make. I changed my mind several time on the best way to present the info without the video lasting hours, but still pack as much info as possible 😅. Glad you enjoyed it and thank for the patience and the support 💜
@@TechVisionExplained yes, I really enjoyed your video, it is not that long and all the information is there for everyone👌, now I have a request if you can make a video about securing our backend app in nodejs, that will be very helpful and if that is possible in a long video then be it, but I would appreciate if you can help us with that
Hello! I watched almost every your video, and... It was amazing, especially when you spoke about nest.js. I am your the biggest fan, and I am waiting you next video!!!!!!! I don't know why, but you video always very-very attractiveю Your voice, smile, and calm, smart explanation always blow my mind and I wanna more and more!!!!!!!!!!
Wow thank you so much 💜
Really means a lot to me, and super glad you're finding my videos useful. Took a little break but will I'm back to making nestjs content very soon 💪
Amazing video! Thank you for your work and quality videos!
Hi maintainer of Hurl here! Very cool video, you must have worked a lot to compare all the tools, nice work! Just wanted to say also that Hurl is based on libcurl so curl is really awesome!
Hey thanks, really glad you enjoyed it 🙏.
For some reason I thought it was going to be done in a weekend... took me a month. Still need to work on my time estimation skills 🤣😅
So Thunder Client have gone and done the usually crappy thing of paywalling features that were previously available free. You can no longer save your requests to your local filesystem to enable their commital to a repo.
Yep. You now have to pay them a monthly subscription to save a JSON file to your own filesystem.
I've no problem with developers making money (I know I like money), but this bait and switch tactic is absolutely crooked (especially when the feature costs them nothing) but anyway... not a rant...
Anyone know of any alternatives that allow you to save Postman-style requests to your VSCode projects?
totally agreed with you, I use Thunder Client before but they force to pay to just import cURL make no sense.
So I ended up writing my own Thor Client based on JSON file exactly the same Postman-style, commit that JSON file to Github to colab with my team
Great video, can you please create a video on how to deploy nest js monorepo microservice to k8s, Please 🙏🙏
Finally 😂. Been waiting
Hi, how can I connect with you?
Very helpful video thank you a lot
Dont know u missed KeyRunner
Very nice video 👌 Can you make a video on designing a developer workflow ??
Highly informative
Video about Nestia
Just joking line I’ve got: I was making backend videos, you don’t need to. And I am doing software job, you don’t need to.
Btw, I am waiting for new videos these days. Here you go. Amazing and informative video. Thanks 🎉