i built typeform in 96 hours (coding vlog)
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2024
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Finishing code and pushing to production same day is crazy
We live on the edge
ci/cd!
Encouraging as usual! Just conceptualized my first major project and this keeps me excited about it!
yeah, the migrations thing is something to really look out for, a couple of weeks ago i pushed to prod and a migration wiped the entire database (thankfully i had a backup). At least it helped me realize i needed to take a lot more precautions before pushing to prod
Cool idea! A suggestion, add a progress bar so users know how many questions they have to answer. I hate not knowing if it's 30 seconds or 5 mins
Not me taking screenshots because I was in the dev club part of the video…
Hahaha
Nice vid! Tip: you can wrap your migration within a transaction to make it safer when running in production
A suggestion if you may: I think having autofocus on form fields after appearing makes the experience way smoother
I always love watching your vids bro, you've come really far and keep on going🙌🏽... love from Tanzania 🇹🇿
This man can't be stopped! Great video man, such a cool insight into what it takes to build!
Appreciate it!
You love to see when a project comes together! Great job, Jacob!
Thanks dude!
What about a back button in the typeform, for when people make a mistake or something? Another thing is that when too many people apply, it becomes a bit time-consuming to approve each person one by one. Great video!
True... but also the point is you want to approve people one by one :)
Subb is really taking off with the new features, keep it going! If I were to guess where you guys are headed next after the US I would say London :D
nice work youre doing with subb! really enjoying the documentation on yt as well. also, it would be nice to add something to that "thank you" page, so the user applying should be aware that they will receive an email regarding their application (which will allow them to pay and get acces to the community).
Railway for backend deployment, this man knows his craft
I am using Railway for both, front and backend, for my startup, its awesome!
Great work per usual! Loving the content and the process!
Another great video. You inspire me and make me want to more work Jacob 😄👊
People don't realize how much of a flex it is to write the code and push it to prod on the same day! This is Insane
haha bro understands 🫡
I like how you are just happy that it works. Its a typical programmer thing😂. Nice vid!
I really enjoy watching your videos so much!
You inspire me to learn software engineering
that really is sick, congratz!😆
Hey Jacob, another cool video 👌Can't wait to see where you move 😎Btw, what tech stack are you using? Which database?
PostgreSQL
Jacob: you should be extra careful while merging proof read it 4 times
2 mins later
Jacob: when in doubt just merge it
😂
Nice brother more power to you
Great work as usual! Just wondering what is the visualiser you are using to view the postgres data
Datagrip
Do you think the "approve" dialog should be a purple button on the right of the cell in the table, or do creators have to manually click each one and then click "approve"?
I do have to ask, why not have all the form fields on one page? Rather than having users click next next, it’d get pretty cumbersome especially if a user makes an error or if the subs form requests more information from users when they sign up.
Suggestion!! I feel the feauture where the creator accepts a submission by applying or rejecting, should have a pop up to verify whether their sure about their choice. Just in case someone mistakenly clicked the wrong button.
Not a bad idea!
Honestly instead of adding another thing to the flow, I would just add a list of accepted/rejected options so they can change their choice, or do like Google and show a notification with "Submission accepted" or "Submission rejected" and an undo button within the notification for a more cleaner setup.
@@hibrunocosta It's like a staging environment for the creator so they can push their accepted ppl to "prod" :)
Nice work! Love the T-shirt too 😅
super exciting stuff! later down the line do you think subbb might allow creators to create a paid community directly on the site (without going through discord, etc.)?
Maybe!
Hey Jacob, great video! Any details you can share on your tech stack? looks like you're using NestJS for your API and Next for your frontend -- how are you connecting the two? Did you consider something like tRPC/T3 stack?
I generate types to the frontend using the Openapi swagger generator
Awesome and sick!
I need this feature with deleting connections and connection an another one
Can you share more detail on how you did the customization of the applications? My company is currently introducing a template approach and oh boy am I struggling coding it
What do you mean?
My motivation to write code comes and gos but this content always sucks me back into building stuff
Love watching your videos!
Do you design the UI for Sub as well?
Yep!
@JacobSucksAtCode in your next video please can you tells use your tech stack and how much it costs for you to run it. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Around $30 per month
What UI component library are you using? Shadcn, Radix, Material?
A bit of Shadcn
Nice job dude, keep it up!
Just wondering tho, isn't it bad to say that you're building a Typeform "copy" into your app? For legal reasons
Not really, typeform don't own forms
How do you exactly do staging and production? I always did it at my internships but never on my personal projects
Same code, different environment variables
Record it in 60 fps not 30 or 25🎉❤
Binnie how tf did you build this entire thing on a 14 inch laptop
😂
What service/platform do you use to host and manage production runs?
Railway and Vercel
Hi bro .Where do you work?
NYC
Jacob, could you please share the link for your backpack?
I bought it over 10 years ago haha
@@JacobSucksAtCode wow! it looks brand new
How does your front end work do you use react, if so do you use a component library and such does anybody have any tips on this, I am familiar with react but feel like it takes time to make a good UI
Take inspiration from other people's apps
what database do you use for dev and prod?
Railway
dang im first super cool watching these startup vids man id love to come work for you
Hi Jacob ❤,
I decided to learn software engineer machine learning 😊 what's your opinion in this for person who love to write code so much, or web dev better for me 😊❤??
Please reply 🙏?
Whatever you like
@@JacobSucksAtCode how i can choose, I'm very confused between it.
Please help me?
@JacobSucksAtCode Is it just you coding this by yourself? Are you looking for other developers?
Currently just me!
What are you using for nestjs api hosting?
Railway
what database app is he using ?
Railway
And also datagrip
Very nice man...🚀 BR
what deployment platform is that
Railway
Moving back to NZ?
👀
Where do you host it?
Railway
Great 😃😃
Bro, is it London??😂😂😂😂😂😂
👀
@@JacobSucksAtCode it's London my guy 😁😁😁😅😅😅😅
Early gang let's go 💪
LGTM 😂