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Yes. Because of how the bundle is split between server-side code and client-side code. in a nutshell `import.meta.env` is client-side, and `process.env` is server-side. So if a variable doesn't have VITE_ it will never be exposed to client and you can't see it with `import.meta.env` here's the link to the docs: docs.solidjs.com/configuration/environment-variables

I'm happy you liked it, Rion!! 🤍 Coding-wise, not at all. Probably even easier given that I know JS much better than I do Python. Finding the data would be hard, fetching from all the different APIs and consolidating into a single dataset would be more work. I considered JS and even Rust, but the python library was a game changer to get the data on my hands... Plus, lots of these ML and AI platforms are in python, so getting more familiar with it was a nice little side benefit.

@@AtilaDotIO Thanks for that extra context and info. I have no interest in learning Python and its ecosystem, so good to hear JS could work, but nice that it made things easier and interesting for you.

Thanks!! :) here it is: ruclips.net/video/GMjNMod-AbY/видео.htmlsi=kNYLn6Yc_GiKfX7e Let me know if it lives up to expectations!

You don't need to do it only for very heavy computations, you can use them when adding a 3rd party script, because they don't have access to the DOM APIs, it's safer. Also, it prevents the script from sabotaging your main thread if it ever has issues.

Absolutely! I'll record one soon enough (I want to deploy the app in my WebSockets video and Deno Deploy is perfect since they support web sockets!). if you don't want to wait, you can use the Nuxt preset - since SolidStart and Nuxt have the same backend runtime, they work exactly the same, no additional action needed.

​@@AtilaDotIO Great! I have successfully deployed the WebSocket feature mentioned in your video before, using the Nuxt preset in Deno Deploy. It works; however, there is an error when a user visits the solid-chat web app. I plan to look into it further next weekend. I am looking forward to your new video. Thanks!

@@AtilaDotIO hello, I found Nuxt preset does not always work well. I failed to deploy a very simple solidstart project today, the error is `Error: Client-only API called on the server side. Run client-only code in onMount, or conditionally run client-only component with <Show>.` Is there a new method to deploy in deno? thanks a lot

I'm using Deno Deploy, the cloud service. I haven't worked this much with the Deno runtime to notice a significant difference in performance. I'm not exactly familiar with Python, can you tell me more about the differences you noticed?

​@@AtilaDotIO Python’s coroutine scheduling is limited to explicitly registered coroutines, while JavaScript flexibly schedules both ordinary functions and asynchronous tasks. What's more, Python emphasizes optimizing thread scheduling through explicit coroutine registration, while JavaScript relies on the flexible use of await and task design for efficient thread use.

That's a very interesting concept!! 👀 Let me see if I get something working

Thanks a lot, Rion

It can definitely be. Tauri can match the same speeds, it all depends on the logic of the app itself.

@@AtilaDotIO then... We're saved from rn!

@@greendsnow hahaha I guess you can say that...

Thank very much for saying this, Rory!! It boosts my motivation. Currently I'm doing 1/week, but I'm trying to improve the cadence for 2 - just making sure I'll be able to keep up 🔥 Next one is going to be on Web-Workers! If there's anything specific you're looking for, I'd love to know, please!

wow!! Glad I was able to help, Tito! I got myself diving into the spec for that one, because `.submit()` didn't trigger the useSubmission and I didn't want to bring another dependency.

The idea of this guide was to show that SolidStart has all you need to roll your own auth system and how to do it. I have a few follow-ups planned already (for verifying emails, OTP tokens, and SSO) But if you're in need of SSO right now, I'd recommend MediaKit/Auth, it uses Auth.js and would then cover google and other SSO providers. The guide I'm preparing is with AuthPC (mediakit-taupe.vercel.app/authpc/introduction) which uses MediaKit/Auth and so you can use for that. 😉

hahaha, yeah! I like adding those little nuggets to break the seriousness... sort of how my focus wanders every now and then. I'm happy you found it nice instead of distracting 😅

@@AtilaDotIO I totally agree, the Steve was on point, made me smile. The Deadpool audio was distracting though. Too much background noise in that clip, would've been better/funnier muted.

Thanks a lot, Chris! I hope it's aligned with what you were thinking for CSRF Protection and that it helps you moving forward 😊

Thanks for the great content...

Appreciate you saying that!! There much more coming! 😎

my VSCode settings json: ```json "catppuccin-icons.associations.files": { "app.config.ts": "solid" }, "catppuccin-icons.associations.extensions": { "tsx": "solid", "jsx": "solid" } ``` I use catppuccin.com/ theme and icons

That's reasonable, I wouldn't hold it against you. It may get hard to maintain revalidating all of them or it can cause some unnecessary requests. Hopefully you have only a few methods that depends on the session and thus the rest would cascade down if really necessary.

Thanks a lot for this wholesome comment!! 😎 it makes my day knowing people are enjoying it and it fuels my motivation!

From twitter you mean?

@@jp263 yep😁

Thanks a lot, Martin! I'm glad you liked it! 😎

Thanks a lot! :) the theme I'm using is Catpuccin Moccha (catppuccin.com) as well as their icons. And the font is Victor Mono

@@AtilaDotIO Thanks a lot!! Please, keep your excellent work!!

Thanks a lot, Rion!!

Yes!!! I don't make the rules!! 🤣

haha really sorry! I'll try to adjust the audio on this one and I'll keep that in mind for the other ones coming! Thanks for the feedback!

First of all, I like Qwik - I think it does the job well, the performance speaks for itself, and the community is cool. But, the reason I prefer Solid over pretty any other framework is because of the balance between abstractions and plain-JavaScript. Every framework has its own set of abstractions where they intend to bump the DX higher and protect the best practices. Solid focuses on runtime optimizations and great primitives, this allow us - developers - to print our own opinions and preferences. Others, like Qwik, lean on the compiler for their optimizations. Which allows them to some early wins, but the expense of having their own Domain-Specific Language, higher level of abstraction, and - to me - that boils down to implicit programming (usually where things start feeling magical). Does that make sense?

SolidStart has streaming support for server to client , so that’s possible. I’ll prep a video about that and I’ll see how to plug it to the websockets!! The sync wouldn’t be a signal per se, but a streaming http connection, in practice it feels more like an observer (RxJS style) than a signal because the streaming request is Push only while I signal is two-way (Push-Pull). So, client-server would be multiple submissions server-client would be http streaming Thanks for the idea! 👍

​@@AtilaDotIO Cool, I am looking forward to diving into it.

Yeah!! Gaucho in Berlin 🧉

@@AtilaDotIO, caraca, que dahora, man. Lemme know when you get down here [Munich haha]. Cheers.

Hahaha… I just normally say it with a Brazilian accent because it rolls out for naturally sometimes. But the “a-TTI-la” is closer to the original Hungarian pronunciation and I like it just as much! Thanks for caring, Scott!! You’re awesome!

in the `ws.ts` all helpers are re-exported from SolidStart. So I'd say 100% comes from h3/crossws what Vinxi does is setup the adjacent router for the WS stuff (in the app.config.ts), I don't think that's a requirement for Nitro, it's just how Vinxi operates the multiple routers (CDN, Client, and Server) - where server is now divided into Server/RPC and WebSocket

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Time to write some JavaScript, Giuliano!! :D

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Hello, Hermes. Sorry I only caught this message now! At the time of this recording, it was still Alpha. But yesterday it already went stable, which means it's absolutely ready for production. In fact, the company I work at (crabnebula.dev) has been using it since the Beta/RC days Here's the announcement post: v2.tauri.app/blog/tauri-20/

@@AtilaDotIO Hello, no problem. This is a great news, I will start a small project asap to test it out ;)

I use VictorMono on the IDE (rubjo.github.io/victor-mono/)