Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed the content. It is normal for small creators to struggle with visibility when they first start. Over time, and with comments like this, RUclips starts showing it to more people. Thank you so much for your support. ❤️
i noticed that in the langchain documentations, they use a configuration.py file. i understand that this is good practice for software engineers. can you do a video explaining why this is a good practice for langgraph.
I've watched many langgraph tutorials, this one is the best, can't wait for the other 4 parts.
Thank you so much for your effort
You're very welcome! In the next part we’ll look into custom reducers to manage state. This becomes super-important when you build complex flows.
I love how you demonstrated the minimum needed to grasp the base concepts. Every other tutorial I've seen was more complicated. Great job!
Thanks for the feedback. It means a lot and it’s good to see someone finds the content valuable.
Great work 👍
Thanks for the feedback. I am glad you find it helpful.
wow, this is quality content. why did it take so long for youtube to recommend it. or even just have this video show up in youtube search.
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed the content. It is normal for small creators to struggle with visibility when they first start. Over time, and with comments like this, RUclips starts showing it to more people. Thank you so much for your support. ❤️
i noticed that in the langchain documentations, they use a configuration.py file. i understand that this is good practice for software engineers. can you do a video explaining why this is a good practice for langgraph.
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