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Great tutorial but how about setting up for an expo react native app?

Thanks for the video 🙏

Thank you 👍🏻

Thank you

This was helpful especially to start doing some basic terraform and understand how to run this in ci/cd environment. But the 1 additional piece i wish this included was how to get the docker container on the ec2 that's deployed.

Thank you for the video. Could you please create a video which shows how to create for with mui radio buttons and how to register them? And also how to render a textbox on selecting one of radios?

This video makes me level up my software engineering knowledge, nice video

thanks man, i enjoyed

Hi how to add a new app using a command e.g. npx create-payload-app@latest as an app to a turborepo? I can 't find this anywhere clearly? So...is it just delete the node_modules and copy/move all the new app files to /apps and add name and version to the workspaces?

Exactly what i was looking for! You've just earned a subscriber my dude!

Great one, thanks a lot.

This is helpful. Thank you

Very helpful. Thank you

Can we get a link to the code/repo? for further in depth look?

Good work, but you missed explaining all the permissions in an aws iam policy file that is needed to be able to run a successful "serverless deploy" command, it took me a while to have that set up

Thank you. Clear and concise. Subscribed!

Men, where is the code?!

Hi I know you uploaded it a long ago, the think I liked is the usig types in useFieldArray. The problem is that in my form I have useFieldArray inside useFieldArray and in this case its doesnt recognize the type

hey great video. Here I am confuse about invcocation API, why does it generates and can we avoid it from generating ?

In Next 13, I have a list of products with categories. I want to put these categories into constants so I can check if a product belongs to one category or another. For example: if (product.id === CONSTANTS.DRINKS) { //do something with the product if it is from the drinks category } These constants would be populated upon a request to an external API. They must be filled in throughout the code and will be used in both common javascript files and React components. Is there a way to do this in the next 13? Considering that there are files that are rendered on the server and other files that use RTK that will be rendered on the client. Is there another approach to distributing these constants throughout the code? I tried to make a request to the API to fill in the constants, but as there are files that are rendered on the server and others on the client, it didn't work as I expected. They must only be filled once and all code will be able to see this value filled.

Very difficult to follow along.

amazing thank you so much

s3 triggers, schedulers

It was the best node environment that I have seen so far, it was really great, thank you

This is solid. Thanks

Thank you very much man, you teaching so clearly, that's cool for sure

You did a great job explaining, thank you

CRA didn't bother with devDependencies because webpack knows to only include the required items in the final build. devDependencies only matter if you are building npm packages, I think.

How to import styled components in SSR components in next js it is possible?

Can you help me i try to integrate okta openid auth with private public key how can i do that , when using in react getting error 401 in both react and node js can you guide me usign public key and private key with react and node js i am stuck and no correct documents found

Why is the pages : { newUser : '/onboarding' } not working in the new app router?

Hey man , thank you for your help 🎉❤

there is a strange behaviour in the code. If you put console.log in for example resolver function or service, the api endpoint is not returning response. So if you put console.log in getAllBooks resolver function and run books query from playground, it won't return any response (it's spinning and response isn't returned). If you remove the console.log, than there won't be any issue.

I think it would be great to add request validation, error handling and JWT authorisation in this example repo for more completeness

The best content. I love it 🤩

Exactly what I needed, excellent

6:12 - what was that?! - how did you do that?? Not worth an explanation? What else are you doing without explaining? Nevermind. Thanks anyway..

only one thing to complain please zoom the screen bigger :'(

Guys… please for the love of everything don’t use a linter for formatting 🤣🤣😓😓

Thank you! Much help so far

Thanks for this! It's just what I was looking for 🤩

Great vid exactly what I need 👍🏾

Hey Leo thanks for the video! I have 2 questions: 1) how does someone changes that "?" to "✅" and I have prepared a template (GitHub repo) with JS/TS, Playwright, GSAP. I want to create a CLI, which actually will "create" a template based on user input: 1. JS or TS? 2. Install GSAP? 3. Install Playwright? The thing is, that I don't know how to create it: from within the CLI or fetch the files based on user input, example jsconfig.json or tsconfig.json with options? Also common files like .prettierrc.json, .eslintrc.json etc.. If I create it from within (for example having a folder "template" with "common", "javascript", "typescript" subfolders and pick the files needed, i'm afraid that It will be very difficult to debug only @ 1 place (I suppose I will have to debug my end-template and then go and "copy" "paste" parts of code inside my CLI's code & templates folder). But if I "fetch" files then the CLI is not actually versioning correctly since it will only fetch the latest files. I'm superconfused...

Great presentation of the material and very useful content. Thank you!

After investing over 48 hours into learning about serverless from various sources and blogs, I was surprised to find that this video managed to encapsulate the entire topic in just under 30 minutes. Outstanding job, Leo!

Your skill in creating excellent videos is commendable.

Hard to follow this. The explanation of why you set teamHistory to true, and what that does, is unclear. Later in video you remove something to show that observables no longer work, but you don’t show or explain what you did. Frustrating. I was hoping this would teach me what I need to know, but there are too many confusing things about it

Really good video. I have learned a lot!!!

sorry but can you explaint, why we use "./../packages/ui/**/*.{ts,tsx}" not "./packages/ui/**/*.{ts,tsx}"

awesome!