It's worth mentioning that Evan You makes over $250,000 USD a year in github sponsorships and other revenue streams; he's not hurting for money. What VC money means to him is the ability to pay a team to help maintain ecosystem projects.
@@soviut303 Accept donation instead of funding. At least that will not put the projects into the hands of some private companies, endangering it's future.
@@lawrencejobI can’t find any evidence that is true. From what I could find via basic google searches. 70-100k USD is average developer salary in Singapore
- There are currently 14 competing javascript development standards. - "This is ridiculous, we must fix it al with one unified toolchain." - There are currently 15 competing javascript development standards.
Aside from vite he isn't really carrying everything. Latest iteration of vue is a mess and basically a worse version of react. He should be focusing on vite
Change to tooling is always welcome. Faster startup time is awesome as devs restart their projects 100s times per day. Honestly would love native support for typescript. As per your other video - we would like built in replacement for archaic try { } catch (e).
I think the model Typesense uses is extremely smart. Its "Revenue Funded" - Basically, its funding by its own income. This removes the concerns you have with Hobby projects and VC backed. A VC will always want their money back with a return. Saying that, my SAAS frontend is built using Vite.
Some of the great OSS projects accept donation. I'm concerned that the donation model is now shifting towards "funding", "raising" money. What is it that they are expecting in return from these OSS projects? When money is involved as in investment, you now have to proof your worth against other projects. So people involved in different VC funded OSS projects become rivals. Less knowledge share. More fights on who's the best instead sharing each other's work.
VC funding is a problem. And it especially is a problem for OSS projects. I hate VC funded projects and they have always ended in a rug pull, so I will not use any VC funded project.
It’s so few money, they are probably not expecting too much except for being listed as sponsor etc., as all the parties didn’t do that big of an investment.
Donation was never a viable model. Unless you mean corporate donations, which is sort of the same as VC funding because the project becomes beholden to the large corporate donors.
Bolt is really cool. Next step is to make some integration with v0/figma/trello to make it allow working on "concepts" that have "specification" for AI per screen and code attached to those generated/hand crafted components for concepts. And some system to integrate it all together.
I'm making the move to Vite for my React projects. The Vite ecosystem uses 1/3 the disk space of Create React App, which saves a ton of space on my computer. And to top it off, I found that setting it up with Yarn uses a little bit less disk space than setting it up with NPM.
WAIT, I just realized if this tool chain goes main stream I've to learn another framework so I can fetch data and display it in flex box container, F*CCKKK.
Someone should make a JS framework called Ouroboros to add to this problem somehow. Maybe one that generates a new framework for each existing framework, every time a new framework is developed
Even though for the first time subscribed to this channel, I do not know why YT continues to recommend each and every video of this channel again and again. I know that he is a real human and not a bot, I just don't how YT pushes him more than other YTers.
13:33 100%. We have a pretty big Nuxt (Vite) codebase in our company and because of this, we're bssically sending 1000 requests on the initial page load with the dev server. This makes hydration pretty damn slow
@@TheAlexLichter Interesting, that's not what I seem to experience but I'll have a deeper look. In our case, the usual startup time can be ~ 50 seconds (Vite warming up the client + server files + Nitro server if I understand this correctly) and hydration ~ 5 seconds
The biggest problem with the JS ecosystem is that, because all these decades of cruft have existed and been used widely, the cruft is still around requiring maintenance. This wouldn't be so bad, but in order to maintain this shit, devs need an encyclopedic understanding of all of it. How many times has the answer from people in the JS ecosystem been a new framework, library, or toolchain that will "fix it all"? This is insanity. I couldn't care less about the VC aspect of it. What's sus is just how eager *everybody* in the JS ecosystem, in particular, is to build and embrace new workflows on even the most scant of evidence that it might make JS somehow suck less. Maybe. Kinda. If the Gods are feeling generous.
Meanwhile I am still running projects with WebPack and I am fine with sacrifying 10-20 seconds build time on a large Project. Never change a running System if you have a ton of todos. This can also lead to unexpected bugs and delay in progress.
Prime was talking about VC being so good for the ecosystem, i said "common vc L" (yeah poorly worded) in his chat and got banned (by p himself) of is twitch :') Funny to see that now he is critical about it.
All these "techfluencers" are always pretentious to some extent. They'll do a hot take for the sake of doing a hot take because it gets more engagement.
It’s not that surprising given how close they are with Laravel. The question I have is why is Accel is funding these projects. How do they plan on make money, is it through the “hosting” platforms? Then tools like vite strengthen that play?
I think enterprise support is where they gonna make money. Security fixes and extended support to legacy is good business idea. It's not easy to provide support for 5 year old version. In my work, I have to go to the older release branch test the issue find the root cause and then fix it and need to create patch with that node or dotnet compatible version. I need to ensure them by creating older nodejs or .net project and then provide to the customer. Now include 5 year old build process and config , trust me the patch I need to generate will not be completed in first attempt most of the time.
Laravel chose Vue because the tooling isn't a complete mess like React. Symfony chose Stimulus and Webpack Encore for the same reason. Both of these are opinionated which means a more cohesive code base. There's only 1 JS routing library that doesn't change from version to version (Up yours React Router team wouter is better). There's only 1 state management library (pinia as opposed to the Flux, MobX, atom versions). Honestly, React being un-opinionated has created a giant mess
I love Vue! IMO It's hands down light years ahead of React. I just interviewed with a company using Preact and it's almost as good as Vue. Too bad there's just no jobs for Vue/Preact 😕
Wow do they have some responsive issues on my iPhone 13 Pro Max here bois n girls… sigh aight… just had to throw in a little update here. No big deal.. we’ll continue. What am I gonna build
We currently have framework wars with people arguing with each other around Angular, Nest, Next, React, Vue, Nuxt etc. Soon we will have these same people (including me LOL) arguing about various JavaScript ToolChains, so basically JS ecosystem is CURSED!!!.
@@infantfrontender6131 why not? You can use it with any flavour of server, doesn't require Javascript tool chains to build, handles modern js requirements. What would you be missing, out of curiosity?
@@punishedbarca761 HTMX isn't really designed for multi-location event handling. It can trigger some event but is not elegant and just a cascading set of reloads. Let's say you have a search page. You have a bar on the side with filters, a banner at the top, some pills on what filters are used, the results, and pagination at the bottom. If you click a filter you need to do a new search and that means updating: - results section - pills - pagination - filters (if there is metadata like result counts) If you click on pagination you need to update: - results - pagination If you clear a pill you need to update: - results - filters - pagination Every area a user touches has a different group of areas affected. Grouping them all together as a single reload, I might as well just load the entire page at that point. The way these types of pages are created is by having a front end with an event bus that all the sections can update themselves with the right data. HTMX team acknowledged on their site that a multi-location updating SPA page is not their ideal use case.
On the enterprise side it wouldn’t surprise me if they provided monorepo services like nx. Because when you control the tooling you can manage monorepos much better
My theory is that aliens supervise us for years and Javascript becoming the dominant language of this planets technology is the reason why they didn't contact us yet.
I think it is a bet that one of the things they have funded in this space will explode and be huge. If they don't explode they might be squeezed for money or sold off to recoup some capital..
Enterprise support seems to be the angle. But cynical me expects there to be - some form of vendor lockin - "pro" features locked behind sub / enterprise license
@@gro967 this is just the initial funding round… if it takes hold there will be pressure from stakeholders to push for additional funding. postman started off a 1 million… and now they’ve raised 400m (150m series C and 250 series D) … and you can see what Postman has become.
@@martinlesko1521 Ah, I thought, classes from plugins are not yet supported. I'll check it out once more, thanks. I also forgot to mention the linter support (or whatever warns you about duplicate classes in your IDE, e.g. block and flex in the same scope).
Render also uses the brutalist design language now too. I can't say I'm a fan but at least it's breaking up looking at the same website over and over for sure.
The OSS is in a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation when it comes to money. We all like to complain when we see Jia Tan situations, with platitudes like, "oh, poor core dev lacking contributors, maintainers, and money." Or we see TerraForm and Redis doing a rug-pull when the industry starts earning money from their OSS project, with "they should give back to OSS" as the complaint. Then we see a company investing massive amounts of money into the ecosystem and suddenly, "I don't know how to feel about VC funding in OSS." No OSS funding? Believe it or not, jail. OSS funding? Also jail.
I hope JavaScript 2.0 would look like Swift. I'm not a iDev, but I fall in love with this syntax as much as I love vanilla JS In my opinion, TypeScript is just Java/C# Dev's vision of JS and it looks too clumsy
I really respect Rolldown being humble and only claiming "Faster" Because they're main goal is speed, I suspect several of their bugs are going to be from bad optimizations. If that's the case, reverting the bad optimizations to squash the bug might have significant speed penalties.
Money will screw up open source, just wait enough... And old man was tired of children playing near his house at a window at playground every single day. He started to pay them 1$ for them to keep walking there to play, so he can hear them play, that reminds him being a child and warms his heart (even though it's straight up a lie). Then after a while, he stopped paying them. So they stopped going there
Love how theo cries that no one is mentioning him, but the only thing hes ever created is videos with stupid thumbnails. Why would anyone mention him anywhere? What is his accomplishment as a dev?
My bet is that the VCs are planning licensing fee that Vercel, AWS, Netlify, etc have to pay. I think the VCs see the ridiculous margins of these platforms and want a cut. Controlling the most advanced tool chain can do that. Makefiles win again.
im curius how to make your browser tab hide and unhide? im try to set that in brave didint find that setings any video that i should watch to configure that?
It is a noble goal, but removing javascript from the web would be quite hard because of the amount of repositories containing it. Heres hoping for a worldwide ban tho.
2:39 What if the concern is not whether the VC funding model puts the project at risk, but rather that VC is making projects succeed when in a just world they would have failed. And now we're stuck with all these crap dependencies.
Theo, it got really hard to try watch your videos at least till the middle of it. Before, they’re shorter and you’re expressing your own thoughts. Know it’s more like an exam showing everyone that you can read. Boring and useless adopted format..
What I find most concerning is that while we know the people who got funded to some degree, we don't know the people who funded them well. And I have to say: If anyone wanted to gain control over the modern developer ecosystem in order to start charging everyone at some point, this would be the perfect way to do it. That's what scares me. Many of these projects are hard to get out of your codebase once they are in there.
It's worth mentioning that Evan You makes over $250,000 USD a year in github sponsorships and other revenue streams; he's not hurting for money. What VC money means to him is the ability to pay a team to help maintain ecosystem projects.
@@soviut303 Accept donation instead of funding. At least that will not put the projects into the hands of some private companies, endangering it's future.
This!
That’s very little money in Singapore fwiw
@@lawrencejobI can’t find any evidence that is true. From what I could find via basic google searches. 70-100k USD is average developer salary in Singapore
@@lawrencejob wait, really? I have a hard time believing a Netflix engineer would be considered poor/lower middle class if he went there
- There are currently 14 competing javascript development standards.
- "This is ridiculous, we must fix it al with one unified toolchain."
- There are currently 15 competing javascript development standards.
Xkcd ;D
some of them just need to give up
Evan You is carrying the entire JS ecosystem
THIS. Evan has been great for the JS ecosystem
Don’t ignore Antfu. He’s also been a force to be reckoned with.
@@jasonrooney1368 Indeed. For sure
Aside from vite he isn't really carrying everything. Latest iteration of vue is a mess and basically a worse version of react. He should be focusing on vite
@@wengkitt10 he's like the LeBron James of JavaScript
It’s probably going to take a lot more than $4.6million.
i am not too deep in the vc funding world, but isn't this just the "seed" investment? like for a MVP
I wonder how much of this could/should be fixed in the ECMA Standard itself? I.e. to remove the need for workarounds etc in tooling.
@@anonymousalexander6005 you're making no sense. It's not subjective nor does vavle use .1 cents on any development.
Definitely! This is just enough for a little bootstrapping of the company. I hope they get much more!
They'll need at least $4.6 trillion. This endeavor is more ambitious and costly than Saudi Arabia's Neom project
Change to tooling is always welcome. Faster startup time is awesome as devs restart their projects 100s times per day. Honestly would love native support for typescript. As per your other video - we would like built in replacement for archaic try { } catch (e).
I think the model Typesense uses is extremely smart. Its "Revenue Funded" - Basically, its funding by its own income. This removes the concerns you have with Hobby projects and VC backed. A VC will always want their money back with a return.
Saying that, my SAAS frontend is built using Vite.
Some of the great OSS projects accept donation. I'm concerned that the donation model is now shifting towards "funding", "raising" money. What is it that they are expecting in return from these OSS projects?
When money is involved as in investment, you now have to proof your worth against other projects. So people involved in different VC funded OSS projects become rivals. Less knowledge share. More fights on who's the best instead sharing each other's work.
VC funding is a problem. And it especially is a problem for OSS projects. I hate VC funded projects and they have always ended in a rug pull, so I will not use any VC funded project.
It’s so few money, they are probably not expecting too much except for being listed as sponsor etc., as all the parties didn’t do that big of an investment.
@@gro967 My comment was on general trend of raising money against equity instead of as donation.
Donation was never a viable model. Unless you mean corporate donations, which is sort of the same as VC funding because the project becomes beholden to the large corporate donors.
Bolt is really cool. Next step is to make some integration with v0/figma/trello to make it allow working on "concepts" that have "specification" for AI per screen and code attached to those generated/hand crafted components for concepts. And some system to integrate it all together.
12:08 Vue does use jsx, and it's actually cool. I use it a lot, when I need stateless components
I like to use smaller local components with
I'm making the move to Vite for my React projects. The Vite ecosystem uses 1/3 the disk space of Create React App, which saves a ton of space on my computer. And to top it off, I found that setting it up with Yarn uses a little bit less disk space than setting it up with NPM.
WAIT, I just realized if this tool chain goes main stream I've to learn another framework so I can fetch data and display it in flex box container, F*CCKKK.
Someone should make a JS framework called Ouroboros to add to this problem somehow. Maybe one that generates a new framework for each existing framework, every time a new framework is developed
If you know how the fetching happens, all you need to do is change some syntax. Nothing to learn, just a bit of refactoring
@@neonraytracer8846 just a bit of refactoring. Every 2-8 weeks.
I think you misunderstand what this is trying to do.
what are you on about?
Even though for the first time subscribed to this channel, I do not know why YT continues to recommend each and every video of this channel again and again. I know that he is a real human and not a bot, I just don't how YT pushes him more than other YTers.
13:33 100%. We have a pretty big Nuxt (Vite) codebase in our company and because of this, we're bssically sending 1000 requests on the initial page load with the dev server. This makes hydration pretty damn slow
If you never clear/disable the cache it is mainly the very first request though.
@@TheAlexLichter Interesting, that's not what I seem to experience but I'll have a deeper look.
In our case, the usual startup time can be ~ 50 seconds (Vite warming up the client + server files + Nitro server if I understand this correctly) and hydration ~ 5 seconds
Nah, not enough, we need at least 4billion to fix js.
The biggest problem with the JS ecosystem is that, because all these decades of cruft have existed and been used widely, the cruft is still around requiring maintenance. This wouldn't be so bad, but in order to maintain this shit, devs need an encyclopedic understanding of all of it. How many times has the answer from people in the JS ecosystem been a new framework, library, or toolchain that will "fix it all"? This is insanity. I couldn't care less about the VC aspect of it. What's sus is just how eager *everybody* in the JS ecosystem, in particular, is to build and embrace new workflows on even the most scant of evidence that it might make JS somehow suck less. Maybe. Kinda. If the Gods are feeling generous.
I havr expected theo to have investor disclosure.
Prime is right but here I believe in the man Evan he is a genuine guy.
I was curious if we were going to see you or Prime at SquiggleConf this weekend, maybe you can go next year, it was so great! 〰️〰️
Awesome work theo, i'm a fan of Evan You and Anthony Fu and also a long time vue andy
this is great news for Vite. the more coffin nails for webpack the better. i wish that nextjs would use it. Alas its not a perfect world.
Meanwhile I am still running projects with WebPack and I am fine with sacrifying 10-20 seconds build time on a large Project. Never change a running System if you have a ton of todos. This can also lead to unexpected bugs and delay in progress.
The Stackblitz product is a cool thing
Prime was talking about VC being so good for the ecosystem, i said "common vc L" (yeah poorly worded) in his chat and got banned (by p himself) of is twitch :') Funny to see that now he is critical about it.
All these "techfluencers" are always pretentious to some extent. They'll do a hot take for the sake of doing a hot take because it gets more engagement.
@@wlockuz4467 Oh yeah no doubt about that! Its one of the things that make the situation funny.
I would like to have a estimate on how much google spend on javascript
Great video I’m looking forward to this project
$4.6 Million is not enough to fix JavaScript. JavaScript is unfixable.
It’s not that surprising given how close they are with Laravel.
The question I have is why is Accel is funding these projects. How do they plan on make money, is it through the “hosting” platforms?
Then tools like vite strengthen that play?
very good question
I think the reason is called Evan You.
I think enterprise support is where they gonna make money. Security fixes and extended support to legacy is good business idea.
It's not easy to provide support for 5 year old version.
In my work, I have to go to the older release branch test the issue find the root cause and then fix it and need to create patch with that node or dotnet compatible version.
I need to ensure them by creating older nodejs or .net project and then provide to the customer.
Now include 5 year old build process and config , trust me the patch I need to generate will not be completed in first attempt most of the time.
Laravel chose Vue because the tooling isn't a complete mess like React. Symfony chose Stimulus and Webpack Encore for the same reason. Both of these are opinionated which means a more cohesive code base. There's only 1 JS routing library that doesn't change from version to version (Up yours React Router team wouter is better). There's only 1 state management library (pinia as opposed to the Flux, MobX, atom versions).
Honestly, React being un-opinionated has created a giant mess
That's why you use Angular instead of these shitty frontend "frameworks"
If i never have to configure another bundler, Evan can have my first born child
Bro is trying to raise Javascript, he doesn't need to raise your kid too.
I love Vue! IMO It's hands down light years ahead of React. I just interviewed with a company using Preact and it's almost as good as Vue. Too bad there's just no jobs for Vue/Preact 😕
If an oss project gets big enough and the main contributor stops or rugs there are forks that end up making it better or there are better alternatives
I think now it is almost impossible to fix JS so we should focus on typescript and its compatibility for node js
I wanna watch this video big toim but I’m heading straight to stack blitz @1:17 in and I‘m excited
Wow do they have some responsive issues on my iPhone 13 Pro Max here bois n girls… sigh aight… just had to throw in a little update here.
No big deal.. we’ll continue.
What am I gonna build
pronunciation note, my friend: ‘chasm’ begins with a ‘k’ sound
12:18 Anthony Fu is my hero, Idol
Well, he hasn't disappointed with his previous projects, I hope he will succeed this time too
Like we didn't have OSS before VC funded ones. Some have been going for decades now 🤷🏻♂️
Great video, i really enjoyed it 👌
We currently have framework wars with people arguing with each other around Angular, Nest, Next, React, Vue, Nuxt etc. Soon we will have these same people (including me LOL) arguing about various JavaScript ToolChains, so basically JS ecosystem is CURSED!!!.
HTMX? There you go, fixed ALL that for you.
@@outwithrealitytoo, not all
@@infantfrontender6131 why not? You can use it with any flavour of server, doesn't require Javascript tool chains to build, handles modern js requirements. What would you be missing, out of curiosity?
@@punishedbarca761
HTMX isn't really designed for multi-location event handling. It can trigger some event but is not elegant and just a cascading set of reloads.
Let's say you have a search page. You have a bar on the side with filters, a banner at the top, some pills on what filters are used, the results, and pagination at the bottom.
If you click a filter you need to do a new search and that means updating:
- results section
- pills
- pagination
- filters (if there is metadata like result counts)
If you click on pagination you need to update:
- results
- pagination
If you clear a pill you need to update:
- results
- filters
- pagination
Every area a user touches has a different group of areas affected. Grouping them all together as a single reload, I might as well just load the entire page at that point. The way these types of pages are created is by having a front end with an event bus that all the sections can update themselves with the right data.
HTMX team acknowledged on their site that a multi-location updating SPA page is not their ideal use case.
How dare you not mention Deepkit
On the enterprise side it wouldn’t surprise me if they provided monorepo services like nx. Because when you control the tooling you can manage monorepos much better
I thought bun was going to solve the problem of scattered dependencies that you always install on eaxh project
EVAN IS JUST COOKING VERCEL RN LFG 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My theory is that aliens supervise us for years and Javascript becoming the dominant language of this planets technology is the reason why they didn't contact us yet.
Your wrong, it's because of share point.
what's their business model? 4.6M needs a return in some way somehow
I think it is a bet that one of the things they have funded in this space will explode and be huge.
If they don't explode they might be squeezed for money or sold off to recoup some capital..
@@JohanStrandOne Nobody's gonna buy 5M+ of debt
Enterprise support seems to be the angle. But cynical me expects there to be
- some form of vendor lockin
- "pro" features locked behind sub / enterprise license
It’s not that much money, it’s probably just investment from some of the companies to be listed as sponsors in the public etc..
@@gro967 this is just the initial funding round… if it takes hold there will be pressure from stakeholders to push for additional funding. postman started off a 1 million… and now they’ve raised 400m (150m series C and 250 series D) … and you can see what Postman has become.
It is currently already building the complete Vue project including all packages in 1 second.
Really curios about their business model going forward. I am guessing its hosting or selling commercial licences?
They want to build dotnet core but for JavaScript :)
Every time vite and the ecosystem around it gets better, I get madder at the Next team for writing their own thing rather than just adopting vite.
As long as Biome's formatter won't support Tailwind CSS, I won't touch it. It is so important to my Frontend workflow.
biome does support tailwind via useSortedClasses (although as an experimental linter rule)
@@martinlesko1521 Ah, I thought, classes from plugins are not yet supported. I'll check it out once more, thanks.
I also forgot to mention the linter support (or whatever warns you about duplicate classes in your IDE, e.g. block and flex in the same scope).
Render also uses the brutalist design language now too. I can't say I'm a fan but at least it's breaking up looking at the same website over and over for sure.
At this point, any attempt to unify the frontend will get respect from many devs.
The OSS is in a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation when it comes to money.
We all like to complain when we see Jia Tan situations, with platitudes like, "oh, poor core dev lacking contributors, maintainers, and money." Or we see TerraForm and Redis doing a rug-pull when the industry starts earning money from their OSS project, with "they should give back to OSS" as the complaint.
Then we see a company investing massive amounts of money into the ecosystem and suddenly, "I don't know how to feel about VC funding in OSS."
No OSS funding? Believe it or not, jail.
OSS funding? Also jail.
What a great name for a company!
🤨
I hope JavaScript 2.0 would look like Swift. I'm not a iDev, but I fall in love with this syntax as much as I love vanilla JS
In my opinion, TypeScript is just Java/C# Dev's vision of JS and it looks too clumsy
"Project ran out of money, most of it went into therapy"
Damn I’m slow. Didn’t know Vite was a vue thing 😂
There’s no unified anything in JS without microsoft.
I really respect Rolldown being humble and only claiming "Faster"
Because they're main goal is speed, I suspect several of their bugs are going to be from bad optimizations.
If that's the case, reverting the bad optimizations to squash the bug might have significant speed penalties.
I like how blender is financed through sponsors. Of course that won't work for every project.
Why do they have to rebuild a l'inter and a formatter? Can't they just use / contribute to Biome?
As far as I know, Biome is seeking to be a replacement for Prettier. We need a replacement for Eslint.
Coming from webpack, disappionted to know it doesnt throw error in console when developing
Deno has raised $21 million and has already fixed JavaScript.
Money will screw up open source, just wait enough...
And old man was tired of children playing near his house at a window at playground every single day. He started to pay them 1$ for them to keep walking there to play, so he can hear them play, that reminds him being a child and warms his heart (even though it's straight up a lie). Then after a while, he stopped paying them. So they stopped going there
then we asking our selves why is the internet filled with generated ai crap
Hey theo can you talk about waht laptop you use, if someone is one a budget what laptop they could use especially for programmig, for a long time.
He’s on a MacBook Pro. If you need something budget buy a thinkpad and throw Linux on it.
I just don't understand the ROI of these projects for VCs specifically
How the f do the investors will make their money back?
I already know there will be some bs in the future that’ll think the project. It’s as clear as day.
it's not that much money
Ah, not again
Love how theo cries that no one is mentioning him, but the only thing hes ever created is videos with stupid thumbnails. Why would anyone mention him anywhere? What is his accomplishment as a dev?
More solutions looking for a problem IMO
Seems like Oxc is meant to be pronounced "Oxy" ??
My bet is that the VCs are planning licensing fee that Vercel, AWS, Netlify, etc have to pay. I think the VCs see the ridiculous margins of these platforms and want a cut. Controlling the most advanced tool chain can do that. Makefiles win again.
im curius how to make your browser tab hide and unhide? im try to set that in brave didint find that setings
any video that i should watch to configure that?
He is using Arc Browser.
Maybe he didn’t put you in the article because you berated him about how React was better when you interviewed him.
Vercel stops funding... Suddenly he wants to shift to vite and not nextjs at Twitch....
😂😂😂
This is nothing compared to many completely stupid startup ideas that easily receive 20-30 million based on some PowerPoint.
0:00 isnt that good ?????? that is good right???,is it good???????.
don't have good experience with vite because the build takes hours for a simple project, which is weird when I lazy import 10 of my tab contents.
this is a problem with your project
none of these take hours
I thought it waa pronounced as vyte
Why do youtubers pretend like we didn't see the title of the video?
"chasm" LUL
The h is silent.
It's ridiculous how much effort is put into making JavaScript less crappy instead of using a better language.
tell me what language that could access dom directly other than javascript?
Vite is a inflexible piece of shit now for large apps.. they def need the $$
It is a noble goal, but removing javascript from the web would be quite hard because of the amount of repositories containing it. Heres hoping for a worldwide ban tho.
Rspack is more solid than Vite. Thinks about legacy codebases and brings speed.
How do I get funding 😢
Can someone please tell me what "vc" means in this case?
Venture Capital, basically a company that gives you money to make money if they think your company has potential.
@@wlockuz4467 Aaaa, I see. Thanks
@@wlockuz4467 what is difference between VC and parasites?
Nobody can fix something that is fundamentally flawed.
And yet, just like life, it continues to evolve.
Twitch is like @theo's ex gf. He always thinks of her : -p (twitch)
Good video ❤
2:39 What if the concern is not whether the VC funding model puts the project at risk, but rather that VC is making projects succeed when in a just world they would have failed. And now we're stuck with all these crap dependencies.
RIP Vite
veet
I use Deno 2, Vite and React now. Why would this be better?
I'm tired of all these frameworks
Theo, it got really hard to try watch your videos at least till the middle of it. Before, they’re shorter and you’re expressing your own thoughts. Know it’s more like an exam showing everyone that you can read.
Boring and useless adopted format..
R U S T !
Oi 🦀❤
who gives a shit about a couple of seconds of build time?
Yoop first 🎉
How the hell is this an "investment"? It is charity.
What I find most concerning is that while we know the people who got funded to some degree, we don't know the people who funded them well. And I have to say: If anyone wanted to gain control over the modern developer ecosystem in order to start charging everyone at some point, this would be the perfect way to do it. That's what scares me. Many of these projects are hard to get out of your codebase once they are in there.
First?
vue is ass, vite is great