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This course is a masterclass ! je ne sais si les gens s'en rendent compte lol

I'm impressed !!! 🔥🔥🔥

mon Dieu!!!!!!! je viens de revoir mon code. ahh oui oui maintenant j'ais des temps record. une fois de plus merci

tres tres tres tres tres tres tres belle video. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ merci

Nice vidéo GG !

A master class. Il faut un autre live avec Haskell 🙏

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God bless you for this video, it was really helpful for my use case

If am using this in the nextjs will it work

Finally found.... what i wish to do

25:51 Je pense qu'en raison du temp il n'explique pas en details. En fait le batch est passé dans des instructions du type SIMD (single instruction, multiple data); Genre une seule instruction du processeur qui s'exécute sur un tableau de données. c'est plus rapide que d'exécuter une instruction sur chaque element du tableau de données. Maintenant si on ajoute sur ça du mutithreading/multiprocessing qui va utiliser tous les coeurs du processeur en parallèle, ça va aller encore plus vite.

Hello!! I like this series, so keep posting, please!! Also, I like your vscode theme and icons theme. Mind sharing them?

Let's goooo boss :) !!

So refreshing to see your videos again. I can't get enough of your teaching style. Please keep it up. BTW, you look good man 😎

What a fantastic initiative to share your learning journey with us, learners! Your progress is impressive, and it's difficult for me to believe you're a beginner in Python. The scraping segment was thoroughly enjoyable. If you could include your GitHub repo in the description, it would be fantastic. Great video!

2nd video recommendation on my youtube. Keep it up !

Thank you for focusing on the basics and keeping the demo realistic.

Nice video, I would rate it 10/10

nice

This was so helpful. I was working with Vite and had it hosted, but not sure why it was showing a blank page in production. It was making sure that the HTML/CSS/JS assets cross-origin related file path in the index.html was correct. Thank you!

New subscriber here. Thanks for your help

Salut grand merci way pour cette video mais sokhlo na sa numero dh s'il vous plait

When I created a npm link to my project, it imports brings to node-modules everything in the linked package, including source folder and configuration files. How can I link only the dist folder?

GREAT content! It was exactly what I needed but had trouble finding. Thank you!

Wow, you covered EXACTLY what I wanted. Well done. Thanks!

Can you show attach configuration .i am able to launch chrome with debugger but not able to attach existing opened url

it was not helpful. why don't you show what happens when there is no setTimeout in the function that returns promise?

I totally agree with what you said. We should indeed focus on the code, rather than on tooling which might break the app. Building without relying on tooling is somehow a luxury for JS developers today.

Too lame, showing unecessary parts, taking too much time for unnecessary actions. !!

I can do it Thank you so much

Very nice explanation!

Very good video, one thought is instead of link library, if we use monorepo or turbo its combine all apps and its dependency using namespaces

Vitejs react serversideandclient code deploy Ela chyali

Thank you <3

Really good tutorial!!

Good video! Thanks!

I've never seen anyone include typescript in normal dependencies and not --save-dev...just fyi ...should probably be the other.

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really nice tutorial man, also you are so relaxed, i really enjoyed watching this video, good stuff man, big like :)

This is the only video on UA-cam that teaches the debugging ❤🎉🎉

3:12:19 wouldn´t it better to use @output decortator?

failed to load module script: Expected a JavaScript module script but the server responded with a MIME type of "text/jsx". Strict MIME type checking is enforced for module scripts per HTML spec.

This video helped me!

thanks, this video helps a lot..

Thanks bro. I had an error and I couldn't find it until I see your video :D

Thank you bro 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

Such a quick and short way to explain a complex functionality. :) Can you explain a little more on the 'effect' . Should it be defined in a function which updates a signal variable ?

Hello ady nice video . Can you be my mentor please ?

🔥 And a 📡 for @JoshuaMorony

First! and thanks for the demo Ady!