underrated comment

return frameworks[Math.floor(Math.random() * frameworks.length)]

Definitely underrated.

@@wlockuz4467 That code produces either a StackOverflow or an OutOfMemoryError

@@emilianoruizcarletti9381 no

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain

@@primetime645 or you live enough to make your own javascript famework

these days, are you even an actual javascript developer if you don't put a framework on your portfolio?

@@YuriG03042 you guys have a portfolio ?

This isn't the hero that we asked for, but it is the hero we deserve.

Actually, make that 8 years...

I came here for this comment!

Please stop beating this joke to the ground every video

@Auracle lmfaoooo that jokes underrated asf

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

But the universe being infinite would already imply that there are infinite JavaScript frameworks... Unless they transcend the universe itself...

@@MrMudbill Universe written on plain JS by indian programmer

"And i am not so sure about the universe"

But all JS frameworks as well as the universe itself depend on node_modules folder which makes it infinitely bigger than the infinite universe.

@@gund_ua Well, that is what the Metaverse is for

insanity? is that a framework?

@@chucky29949 lmao

Better question should be, have you seen a non-insane JS dev?

@@gadsanchez4929 null

@@yeikiu undefined

Which one?

in 100 seconds

Let's see Paul Allen's Framework

Job listings bout to read "years of experience is irrelevant, but you must have built at least 5 blazingly fast frameworks"

but I don't have 5 years experience in my 2-years-old frameworks

Yeo, agreed!

Totally agree :) lol

ikr!

I was coming here to say exactly this.

Where do you see humour?

Node

It's a framework factory.

I'm looking at it from the safety of Backend and still am afraid.

Fck not even started learning html properly but I deff should have not watched this video😂😂 was I motivated before? He'll Yeah. Do I think I have pretty much no chance to land a job in the future? Well... I'm already 28 maybe by the time I'm 40 is doable 😆. Back to the warehouse 🙆‍♂️🤦

Yeah, that happened in my previous company, the manager hired a tech lead because he created an open source lib that no body needs

Is that by the same guys who did VanillaJS?

Is it blazingly fast tho

Based

haha :D was looking for this comment

Y’all hiring? I got 10 years flamethrower experience

@@TheFreshMakerHD need atleast 12 years of experience

he did, on purpose

Like ASP pages?

Mind sharing the github link?

Ehe, nice!

Same!

No one did it, so you had to do it yourself.

@@u4yk lmao did it ironically though

Nah, MANY languages are faster than JS, still a good language though AND, many languages are just AS FAST, AS PORTABLE and AND simpler syntax, still a good lang, powers the FUCKING INTERNET

@@ethanminja I see that (Sasha's) as a sarcastic comment:)

@@abdulkaderjeelani OOOOFFFFFF, didn't notice, sorry for the party poopin' hehe...

@@ethanminja absolutely r/wooosh

@@YuriG03042 lmao

Surely it's only prefetching the HTML? Most HTML pages are a tiny fraction of the size of a single image these days, so it's probably still less bandwidth than un-optimised images.

Was thinking the same, but if it’s not prefetching images, etc, it shouldn’t be that big of a deal

@@DaneRossenrode Wouldn't it defeat the purpose of improving load times if it only prefetched HTML? Genuine question

Yes! For desktop users I think it would be better to prefetch it on hover and/or focus events. Considering they are small it should give enough time to start and prefetch most of the needed stuff without prefetching pages that will not be used. For mobile users it would be a little bit slower because the focus event will just run before the click but at least it won't be eating the data if someone is on their mobile internet (not wifi).

@@DaneRossenrode hmm when you put it that way it certainly doesn’t seem like as big as a problem for bandwidth, still it could be optimized by maybe predicting the mouse movement by adding its delta between frames to its current position then only prefetching what’s under that position. To be possible that would probably require all links/buttons being added to an array and looped over in 1 second intervals while the user has focus on the tab(for calculating bounds). Which all might be an over complication for not too big of an issue tho

I'm curious about Payload as well.

Yes! I myself was facing this issue the last month.

Ever look at Directus? There's also some similar self hosted cms out there. Prismic has a decent free tier as well. I also believe Netlify has a cms too.

Loving it too. And Vite.

This is the way

@@JamesBoullion "the way" doesn't exist

finally someone gets it

@@skejeton In PHP world we have PHP Framework Interop Group that creates all kind of standards for called PSRs (basically Interfaces) for things like cache, dependency container, http middleware. There are plenty of frameworks, but the self respecting ones implement this interfaces so you can juggle http-middlewares from different frameworks. 🙂

But there’s some state info that you don’t just want stored on the client side, like authentication

​@@madhououinkyoma Agree. not just authentication, but everything that you don't want the client to override. Makes my point of doing everything on the server more applicable. Just use sessions with secure and same-site set to lax.

Nothing wrong with that, as long as it gets the job done. Especially if you need SEO, if you want to use those modern fancy JS frameworks, the only option you have is to build your backend in JS on Node.js. But if you want to keep your backend in any other language, the only option you have for the frontend is vanilla JS. I constantly ask myself, how the web dev industry ended up in this ridiculous state, but it is what it is.

@@Bruceylancer not at all true…

@@unsuspicious_youtuber Care to clarify?

@@Bruceylancer Why they must use Node? They are loosely coupled between frontend and backend. I use different backend technologies like go and ktor with React and Sveltekit, and it works perfectly fine.

@@resqiar I was saying it's the case if you need your website to have good SEO. Of course, you can build a backend API in any language and build your frontend on React/Angular/Vue/whatever. But it would be bad for SEO. So in this case you need SSR, which is only achievable with Node.js frameworks on the backend, so you're stuck with server-side JS. Or you can do the SSR the old-fashioned way, but in this case, you're stuck with vanilla JS on the frontend.

He have one now 🙂

@@GreyDeathVaccine I am very aware of that, but thanks anyways!

Can't speak for Fireship but I stopped using Angular for many reasons: - File Hell - even though Single File Components technically are supported, it's not to my liking (prefer Vue html tags over Component config properties). - I want to use Vite for all projects now. Angular uses webpack with a heavily configured build system that feels like it takes too much time to learn. - Template syntax is ok but I feel like third-party components force you to write a lot of boilerplate stuff instead of using sensible props and a Slots API like Vue. For example, using Angular Material's Table component required a lot of explicit table row, custom table cell, and secondary row definitions written in html through the use of directives, but in Vuetify, that same table only requires the component itself and just a few modifier properties, and maybe one slot element; the size of the resulting HTML on Vuetify was significantly smaller. Everything else in Angular is pretty good, but I do think its time they slimmed down on these features.

I doubt it’s just this simple

Nowadays, with a static site generator and a headless CMS, it's much easier to build static websites with custom layouts. I feel they just need more exposure. Would like to see Wordpress decline in favor of this method.

@Ankha Rule 34 +1

🥇 Gold!

my guess is web assembly is gonna be the next hot garbage of the next 2 decades (user pov)

If only people put this much effort into other languages that need a larger ecosystem (Dart, Go, etc.)