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Thank you very much!

Thank for the nice content

Good tutorial, but this LINQ syntax is so ridiculous, possibly invented by someone deranged.

Really excellent job

Excellent video, thanks a lot!

Great tutorial. There is few good videos about angular localize and yours is one of the best, quick and to the point. Recommended.

Thank you for the info!🙂

how you got that credentials for login into the localhost:9200?

Very instructive! I added this payment method to my personal project, thank you!

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Thank you very much, nice video.

Thanks for your time on creating this content. I found it really helpful to do deployments of both API and the angular application. Cheers

Keep up the good work!

Great job, thanks for posting!

Thank you sincerely

this shows in swagger or blank page. how can i show the error in Trigged html page ? in a Modal etc. incase it is MVC application. not api

Nice code...

what do u prefer? runtime translation or compile-time?

Have you been able to use sentry, front trancing, apdex, in angular 17?

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highly appreciated

Thank man! Good tutorial vid

I really liked this and the previous video about Elasticsearch. Well explained and good examples. The source code is available as well. Thank you so much ))

Great video, thanks! Now when we have documents inserted and indexed what is the best way to search over it? Could you please make a demo of how to execute the search for some products

Awsome presentation, thanks.

I'll like your all lectures. It's awesome and very simple for me.

Super explanation

Thanks for your support bro❤

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What I liked about this book is that Uncle Bob explicitly says to not see his way of thinking not as dogma but as an example of someone putting time into thinking how another developer will read your code and needs to understand it as quickly and intuitively as possible. Which is also why I like that you kept it to the principle instead of saying "According to clean code you need to use a language with function hoisting so you can always put the function in order of abstraction and when it's used, like a newspaper". To me consistency is really important. Even if the code base is messy, as long as the terminology and structure is consistent I can wade my way through. I think the hardest part of clean code is knowing what kind of developer will be working on the code base? Will it be beginners? Maybe avoid recursion and use for loops. When using a known data structure or algorithm, leave a comment with a link to a good explanation of said data structure or algorithm. Point people to a test file so they can see how it's used. That way I protect the code from ignorance by teaching. Making the scary things less scary. High level developers often have their own method to navigate your code base anyway, so the few educational comments or use of simpler concepts shouldn't be an impairment for them.

Good vid. I'm just a student but this video helped me out a ton with my java class. Satisfying voice too