Thank you for creating such informative and insightful videos! Your technical expertise is truly impressive and your content has been incredibly helpful to me. Keep up the great work!
@@elie2222 I really am interested in deeper guides into the codebase. It would be wonderful if you set the project up locally and change parts of the code to furthur illustrate it's inner working. Learning from open source projects is the next step for a lot of people stuck in tutorial hell and I really believe with your approach a lot of people could finally escape and expand their skills
You can also put contentlayer into it's own package. for example I'm using tsup to build my contentlayer package then I import my markdown where I need it.
Nice. I ended up moving away from contentlayer this week on my own project. It’s not maintained anymore and found it to have problems with turborepo and latest nextjs
-----> How can I deploy a Turborepo-based Next.js application on Vercel that uses Prisma for database access, without including the package/db in the deployment? Specifically, how can I ensure that my Prisma client and database connection are correctly set up so that my application can access the database during runtime?
I am trying to setup openstatus locally. Would really appreciate the help. i am getting this error : ` ERROR run failed: error preparing engine: Invalid persistent task configuration: You have 16 persistent tasks but `turbo` is configured for concurrency of 10. Set --concurrency to at least 17 Turbo error: error preparing engine: Invalid persistent task configuration: You have 16 persistent tasks but `turbo` is configured for concurrency of 10. Set --concurrency to at least 17 ELIFECYCLE Command failed with exit code 1.`
The work done looks complex and diverse. on this out of the box turborepo (using NextJS). Has anyone used a cra React host app to consume React components that use useState? [currently having problems using hooks inside the reusable components]
@@elie2222 I solved my issue, which was that if not using nextjs, I'd need to build then serve to thos host app. So that is what I am doing at the moment: I build and create a dist folder for each reusable ui library using react. With nextjs you don't need to build because nextjs does it when importing. This was my dilema when posting the comment. Thanks for your follow-up question.
this is amazing, im in the process of learning nextjs right now and this helps me see how larger projects structure their files
Glad i could help :)
Ah. We spoke on FC today too :)
Thank you for creating such informative and insightful videos! Your technical expertise is truly impressive and your content has been incredibly helpful to me. Keep up the great work!
Glad you enjoyed it! What topics interest you to learn more about?
@@elie2222 I really am interested in deeper guides into the codebase. It would be wonderful if you set the project up locally and change parts of the code to furthur illustrate it's inner working. Learning from open source projects is the next step for a lot of people stuck in tutorial hell and I really believe with your approach a lot of people could finally escape and expand their skills
You can also put contentlayer into it's own package. for example I'm using tsup to build my contentlayer package then I import my markdown where I need it.
Nice. I ended up moving away from contentlayer this week on my own project. It’s not maintained anymore and found it to have problems with turborepo and latest nextjs
@@elie2222 where did you hear it's not being maintained anymore? They don't say that on the repo
wow..thanks...this is exactly what I was looking for..
Glad it helped :)
-----> How can I deploy a Turborepo-based Next.js application on Vercel that uses Prisma for database access, without including the package/db in the deployment? Specifically, how can I ensure that my Prisma client and database connection are correctly set up so that my application can access the database during runtime?
There are a lot of examples out there. Eg getinboxzero.com/github
I am trying to setup openstatus locally. Would really appreciate the help.
i am getting this error :
` ERROR run failed: error preparing engine: Invalid persistent task configuration:
You have 16 persistent tasks but `turbo` is configured for concurrency of 10. Set --concurrency to at least 17
Turbo error: error preparing engine: Invalid persistent task configuration:
You have 16 persistent tasks but `turbo` is configured for concurrency of 10. Set --concurrency to at least 17
ELIFECYCLE Command failed with exit code 1.`
This is a turborepo error. Try setting concurrency as it says. If you open a GitHub issue on OpenStatus they should come up with a quick response.
It's great keep making this video
Thank you :) plan to keep posting one video per week
Thanks for sharing.
Happy it helped :)
What do you think of PenStatus as a user?
I don’t know it :(
Oh. OpenStatus :) I haven’t used it enough yet to comment. But seems to working well for the project I have it running on.
Thank you
❤️
The work done looks complex and diverse. on this out of the box turborepo (using NextJS).
Has anyone used a cra React host app to consume React components that use useState? [currently having problems using hooks inside the reusable components]
Sorry, could you explain again what you're after?
You have a CRA app that doesn't use Turbo?
@@elie2222 I solved my issue, which was that if not using nextjs, I'd need to build then serve to thos host app. So that is what I am doing at the moment: I build and create a dist folder for each reusable ui library using react. With nextjs you don't need to build because nextjs does it when importing. This was my dilema when posting the comment.
Thanks for your follow-up question.
That's 🔥
In real world, who build nextjs or any project twice man?
I don’t understand the question
thanks for sharing, Please be my mentor
😅😅 what are you struggling with
liked the video a lot, would have loved it at a higher res! Things got fuzzy on big monitor....
Thanks! Been recording at high resolution for my more recent videos!