Tabs or spaces? Merge vs. rebase? Let’s settle it with Kafka and Node.js

Tabs or spaces? Merge vs. rebase? Flink SQL vs. KStreams?
Lucia Cerchie wanted to settle these debates once and for all, so she created a website to let the internet decide: www.lets-settle-this.com/
Let’s Settle This is powered by a new Kafka JavaScript client from Confluent: confluent-kafka-javascript (early access). Find out how Lucia used it to make the website in the video above.
RELATED RESOURCES
► confluent-kafka-javascript: github.com/confluentinc/confl...
►GitHub repository: github.com/confluentinc/demo-...
►confluent-kafka-javascript basics: / using-confluent-kafka-...
►Confluent Cloud: cnfl.io/4evcev1
CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
1:52 - Step 1: Sending information to the Express route
2:04 - Step 2: The Express route
2:18 - Step 3: getting the current state
2:36 - Step 4: sending the message
2:50 - Step 5: the consumer
3:26 - Step 6: the user interface
3:54 - Outro
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Hey there, it’s Lucia! If you’re a JavaScript developer who’s new to Kafka, I highly recommend checking out the confluent-kafka-javascript client! It’s in early access, and you can find resources on getting started with it here: github.com/confluentinc/confluent-kafka-javascript