> the business team here at dogehouse doesn't ask the developers how long it's going to take, we just kind of pick a date that uh we want proof that dogehouse is a real company
Im so happy that Ben has got into Elixir lately. Thats so cool, it opens up a crazy deep world once you get into the Erlang/OTP side of things. I only just recently found his awesome 14hr React Tute, and thought "man - this is real talent here. Hoping he finds his way out of the all-JS box sooner rather than later though" Much respect. One of the coolest things (for me) about Elixir is the ease with which you can call into Nifs written in Zig that use the Beam allocator. Zig being pretty special in that most if not all of the stdlib functions assume you can pass in a custom memory allocator, so it works beautifully with the Beam. Zig is also ABI compatible with C code. This is very awesome - you get Ruby level development speed with Elixir, with Haskell level FP goodness, and with Erlang level performance and fault tolerance at runtime ... and with the ability to go raw machine code speed with Zig. Looking fwd to seeing where Ben (and everyone else) takes this.
OOooo NextJS!!! It's like the React version of my favorite full-stack SSR hybrid framework for Vue [derivatively] named NuxtJS. :D That's going to make PWA's and wrapping the web-app in Electron SOOO much simpler. SMART decision IMHO. Will save you so much time further down the line.
@no1youknowz I was far more excited about the idea behind those frameworks being leveraged versus choosing one over the other. Given you use Blitz you should be able to understand why using a full-stack framework with SSR tooling would be exciting for a project like this.
I can't believe Ben missed the mark with using a 0 index for the episode log, to throw off non-programmers... saying "welcome to dogeLog episode 2" while he flashes "dogeLog[1]" on the screen.
Are you planning on adding any cool webhook functionality or anything? Perhaps even just for the chat in a room. It would do well for user-created events.
Hi Ben, I have rookie question. If I have an web admin dashboard build using create react app, which one do you think better: 1. Hosting it and the user always need to download all the bundle when they visit the webapp or, 2. Converting it to an desktop app, distribute the installer and only fetching data from API. Considering the admin dashboard is only use by the team, do you think the 2nd approach would be make the loading faster.
Hey Ben, how did you make the grid system work with React components? The header is a component itself, so as the 3 other columns, how does it work? How did you separate the Header component into 3 different columns? Shouldn't the header be just one column?
“Legacy code is anything older than 2 weeks.”
Ben Awad
That's when you're just learning about design patterns hahaha
javascript frameworks be like:
I laughed hard when he said that
Web devs: " ... it's two weeks old, so it's already legacy..."
Fortran devs: "...so this 50 years old code works perfectly fine..."
USA Govt Dev: * cries in 60 year old language that is being forced to handle millions of unemployment forms *
@@tanmaydeshpande which one?
@@AbhishekBM COBOL
Imagine coding in binary
Cries in xorg
I love how you continue to refer to yourself in the 3rd person in the most lowkey way.
I bet he is the one representing all the teams he mentioned 😅
@@dyaaserag6727 i bet he owns all the github accounts to make it look like a team collab ^^
Frontend Devs: "Wrote this code like 2 weeks ago so it's already kinda legacy..."
Backend Devs: "It worked in 1997, it will work now"
I still don't know how serious Ben is when he talks about being acquired by Microsoft. He is so serious, but also has a smirk on his face
It's easy. When he's wearing the tie, he's serious.
@@dasten123 lmao
Why do you think Microsoft would acquire this? Is this something any React dev can create?
@@goodbrainwork You must be fun at partys.
I still can’t tell if this is a meme or serious
It's like watching TechLead but potentially more irony
Definitely possibly virtually 100% dead serious ironic meme
It's a meme until Dogehouse gets acquired by Microsoft.
it's both
We may never know...
Logarithmic? Wouldn't it be exponential curve? >.
Or quadratic. Logarithmic is like the opposite though, where the further along the function goes, the slower it increases
@@SourceHades I hope so, but I don't think so
Just depends on the axis labels anyway
@@reactmagic2348 Logarithmic is the same as saying exponential, but it's just a more common saying.
Yeah, by his hand gestures that seemed like a curve with a positive second derivative, like exponential or quadratic
Logarithmic curve: *exists*
Ben: *drawing exponential*
I hope he was joking lmao
In Dogehouse, even logarithmic curves go to the Moon!
@@haulin looool dude you got me
Loved when he imitated exponential curve as a logarithmic curve😂
Lol yes....that's what I was thinking too 😂😂
To be fair...from our perspective, it's technically a natural logarithmic curve.
> the business team here at dogehouse doesn't ask the developers how long it's going to take, we just kind of pick a date that uh we want
proof that dogehouse is a real company
Ah yes, my favourite tech giant, Dogehouse
"Ok it's time we get serious and talk business."
*puts tie over t-shirt*
I was looking at the tie the whole time. So professional.
Always
5:43 to 6:03 : Wow, you managed to say absolutely nothing for 20 whole seconds! You are truly turning into a bonafide PM! Good job, Ben.
Jordan peterson style
What he said makes perfect sense to me, what do you mean?
@@cristiandmonda7295 you are lying bro. even he himself didn't understand what he was saying half the time
the code from one week ago being legacy has me dying
Fortran and Cobol devs: Cries in 50 y/o legacy code
shell scripts:
I low-key look forward to this vid the entire week
bro the new design is great! I love it.
I love how the business and the developer team is all one person
What is the application he's using at 0:27? The one at 0:25 is Figma but what about the other program that seems to group components?
New design looks great. Excited to see this thing fully fleshed out.
What tool did he use to create those ui components at 0:29 ?
What is the name of the program at 0:28 in which Ben reviews components?
i think he says the name in previous DogeLogs (i think the first video of the series)
The part about microsoft obliterating discord with some garbage teams integration cracked me up 🤣🤣
The part about them getting ready with the cash to acquire Dogehouse cracked me harder
@@parlor3115 Same here LOOL
Ben awad, technoking of dogecoin
Do you know , i can listen to bed awad on doghouse for whole day non stop and still I would be not bored
BED AWAD ? 😂
@@HamaadSiddiqui no bed award :0
I was waiting for this
Me too
Its like i am watching Netflix or Disney+ series about dogehouse every Friday.
This might be too early to state but I think you may have changed the 'startup' game! Can't wait to see what your next tie will be.
"We expected to be only for 1 or 2 weeks, but the bussiness team here didn't ask the developers, we only picked a date that ehh we want"
When he is talking about microsoft, he was trying to be formal just wearning a tie over T-shirt 😂😂
The tie is for when he talks business
Obviously, he changes his attire to talk business, to differentiate himself clearly from the dev stuff
Im so happy that Ben has got into Elixir lately. Thats so cool, it opens up a crazy deep world once you get into the Erlang/OTP side of things.
I only just recently found his awesome 14hr React Tute, and thought "man - this is real talent here. Hoping he finds his way out of the all-JS box sooner rather than later though" Much respect.
One of the coolest things (for me) about Elixir is the ease with which you can call into Nifs written in Zig that use the Beam allocator. Zig being pretty special in that most if not all of the stdlib functions assume you can pass in a custom memory allocator, so it works beautifully with the Beam. Zig is also ABI compatible with C code.
This is very awesome - you get Ruby level development speed with Elixir, with Haskell level FP goodness, and with Erlang level performance and fault tolerance at runtime ... and with the ability to go raw machine code speed with Zig.
Looking fwd to seeing where Ben (and everyone else) takes this.
i never clicked so fast on a video
lol same
Ok
0:40 What plugin is that? I assume it is showing the last commit affecting that line
Its gitlens
I think it's gitlens
probably GitLens
You know, it might be gitlens
Those hand movements are somewhat mesmerizing...
Can someone tell me what tool that is where you can view the components one by one? You can see it at 0:27. Thanks!
.
@@ViniciusRocha-bl1lk thanks!
Storybook. It's awesome, give it a go.
@@haulin Thank you very much👍🏼
You talking in third person in the end is priceless 🤣 luv it
man I always love watching your videos
Dude I am loving every bit of it. Also can you tell us about backend arch , how its gonna scale-up, what services are you using, cloud provider etc
Dogehouse to the moon. 🚀
again how did this go from a vsc extention to a full stack website?
Ben: Really don't mean for use right now
No-one Me: pausing video, opening a new tab, to see it
Wouldn't it be funny if Microsoft bought and screwed up Discord, and then this became the standard chat application?
OOooo NextJS!!!
It's like the React version of my favorite full-stack SSR hybrid framework for Vue [derivatively] named NuxtJS. :D
That's going to make PWA's and wrapping the web-app in Electron SOOO much simpler.
SMART decision IMHO. Will save you so much time further down the line.
Throws up in Angular
@no1youknowz
I was far more excited about the idea behind those frameworks being leveraged versus choosing one over the other.
Given you use Blitz you should be able to understand why using a full-stack framework with SSR tooling would be exciting for a project like this.
Ben with your video I just got motivation thanks
This is hands down the best and most inspirational content on UA-cam.
4:20 Maybe try adding a footer to stop the sides from scrolling.
I can imagine Ben being a CEO of a multi-billion dollar company *satirically*
Thanks for teaching me a new word!
I love watching this guy
techstars is neat, depends on which incubator it is though and who is sponsoring it.
I like this Ben when he actually makes serious videos, Much more entertaining.
Just do a ICO to complete the meme circle :D
your videos are so passive-agressively funny
When is the IPO?
I would like to know this also
@@johannsebastianbach3411 Yes, but when
@@johannsebastianbach3411 knowledge is power
@@johannsebastianbach3411 lol
Wardrobe change on point
I can't believe Ben missed the mark with using a 0 index for the episode log, to throw off non-programmers... saying "welcome to dogeLog episode 2" while he flashes "dogeLog[1]" on the screen.
Well it technically works since while the index is one, it's the item number two of the devlog array
I don't think next.js has webrtc support out of the box, that was the case I try last time
Love it when it's time to talk business and the tie guy appears
Are you planning on adding any cool webhook functionality or anything? Perhaps even just for the chat in a room. It would do well for user-created events.
Why not show the scroll bar inside the component itself and not on the Browser window.
dude i was legit bored. thanks for posting
Hi Ben, I have rookie question.
If I have an web admin dashboard build using create react app, which one do you think better:
1. Hosting it and the user always need to download all the bundle when they visit the webapp or,
2. Converting it to an desktop app, distribute the installer and only fetching data from API.
Considering the admin dashboard is only use by the team, do you think the 2nd approach would be make the loading faster.
0:27 what's the name of this app
storybook
Pls put captions on this, I promise you won't regret
Hey Ben, how did you make the grid system work with React components?
The header is a component itself, so as the 3 other columns, how does it work? How did you separate the Header component into 3 different columns? Shouldn't the header be just one column?
I can't believe this archaic fossil of a meme that is Doge is still a thing of interest, but here we are
DogeHouse stocks?
Love you videos man
Wait where did the tie come from 😂😂
where is the tie Ben?
I've been binge-watching ben's vids and I still don't understand half of what he's saying but cutieee bennyyy! 🥺💖
Investors: tell us about your project structure
DogeHouse: we named our directories baklava, shawarma, kebab...
Investors: here, take my money
People will watch this video in years and be like, man this is where it all started
Yo Ben, would be cool if you made a video explaining your elixir API in depth!
You gotta appreciate the tie
i love the bussiness team
ok time to learn next.js ...
I don't even have react down fully.
Thanks Ben
6:39 you mean exponential curve?
How can I trust your O notations after this math exhibition? :/
"There is a bug, pretend you didn't see that part"
See Bill, I told you he was a serious businessman. He's a wearing a tie
Thumbs up for naming the company owning Dogehouse - "Adoge, Inc."
I'm sure you meant the Weierstraß function and not a logarithmic curve, right?
Why is there a carpet in the background in the sofa? xd
chance are microsoft will do garbage team integration to discord if they acquire it.
Audio still not working on Firefox?
Love the idea of you are moving to Next.js
Why is the content not taking the full screen? Just a personal opinion
When can I expect to buy Dogehouse™ stocks?
your glasses are beautiful. what are they called?
Let us know if we can contribute.
6:40 logarithmic curve! *signals exponential*
That front end is so beautiful
I hope a functional state of DogeHouse is achieved as soon as Discord is acquired by Microsoft
This guy is actually the fu**ing doge king.
If you don't want it to scroll stop using position sticky then. Use fixed of absolute instead.
i dont get most of the things hes saying exactly but i still watch it :)
this is more entertaining than marvel series :)
How could Ben not 0-index his DogeLog !!???!?!?! smh
If add material then it's look more better
if it fails it was a joke, but if it success then it was "planed as a meme" and became a "big company"
In order to scale to the moon why don't you use Kafka for Producer/Subscriber events?
Where is there server gonna be hosted?