i am on the angular journey till now, i am thinking of switching but trying to measure the effort... doing angular would be the fastest as a already know how to do it, but looks like react or next.js is becoming more popular...
@@ismailuwair187 Once you learn one JavaScript Library it's a lot easier to learned the others as they use a lot of the same syntax but have different ways of handling different task. ruclips.net/video/T2uKprwHHXU/видео.html has a good overview of the 3 main JavaScript Library
JS=JavaScript. It's the programming language itself (also known as vanilla JavaScript) Next js/React js are two frameworks that use JavaScript as their base but add additional options to it. They are both ultimately to do with the front end i.e. what you actually see on your web browser when you visit a page. Node js is another framework that uses JavaScript but this instead deals with things in the backend (e.g. your databases where all your user's data etc. is stored e.g. pictures posts etc.). It ultimately depends on the type of project you want to build and the kind of developer you want to be. Some people only want to do front end web development in which case they would learn JavaScript and one or more of the front end frameworks e.g. React. If you wanted to only work in the backend you might learn JavaScript with node.js (or you could learn a different backend programming language e.g. Python and one of its web frameworks like Django). Some people are what are called "full stack" developers and work on all elements of their website. So in that case they might end up learning all of them. Hope that makes sense :)
Thank you so much for this awesome video. Actually, I was somewhat confused; my mind was thinking that Next.js would be slow due to server-side rendering, as I switched from Laravel to React, which had server-side rendering. When I switched to React, I thought that client-side rendering is always better. Anyway, it’s much clearer to me now, and I will definitely start learning Next.js.
His English is fine, it's just an accent. English is such a widespread language that you can't say someone does not know English because of their accent, it's like saying an Australian or an Indian doesn't know English just because YOU have a difficult time understanding. Maybe your English is not that good after all.
What a pleb comment. I’m English born and bred… there is absolutely nothing wrong with this guys English. Yes, he has an accent but so does everyone. There are some parts of England where their accents are so strong that even someone from England can struggle to understand certain words.
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Why are you talking like this?
isnt it the same as compare orange with orange juice?
is orange react or next js?
@@snsHuborange is react
For me learning Next.js was far more easier than learning React. Before Next.js I was more comfortable with Angular.
i am on the angular journey till now, i am thinking of switching but trying to measure the effort... doing angular would be the fastest as a already know how to do it, but looks like react or next.js is becoming more popular...
@@ismailuwair187 Once you learn one JavaScript Library it's a lot easier to learned the others as they use a lot of the same syntax but have different ways of handling different task. ruclips.net/video/T2uKprwHHXU/видео.html has a good overview of the 3 main JavaScript Library
How is that possible? You still need to use React inside Nextjs!
@@தமிழோன் thats because next.js have alot of specific logic that is automatically managed, like in next.js u dont have to worry about routing.
@@sayyidiskandarkhan3064 U still need to know how to use app router properly
i rather use react.
more experienced and stable code.
I think you can skip clearing the safari cache if you test using private mode
what are js, next js , react js, node js differences, and you you need to learn all of them?
JAVASCRIPT there all about it.
Everything here is based on javascript.
Node js is different from all, it is used to create restAPI's basically a backend
JS=JavaScript. It's the programming language itself (also known as vanilla JavaScript)
Next js/React js are two frameworks that use JavaScript as their base but add additional options to it. They are both ultimately to do with the front end i.e. what you actually see on your web browser when you visit a page.
Node js is another framework that uses JavaScript but this instead deals with things in the backend (e.g. your databases where all your user's data etc. is stored e.g. pictures posts etc.).
It ultimately depends on the type of project you want to build and the kind of developer you want to be.
Some people only want to do front end web development in which case they would learn JavaScript and one or more of the front end frameworks e.g. React.
If you wanted to only work in the backend you might learn JavaScript with node.js (or you could learn a different backend programming language e.g. Python and one of its web frameworks like Django).
Some people are what are called "full stack" developers and work on all elements of their website. So in that case they might end up learning all of them.
Hope that makes sense :)
How do you not love that thick, thick accent haha :) Good job...
Thank you so much for this awesome video. Actually, I was somewhat confused; my mind was thinking that Next.js would be slow due to server-side rendering, as I switched from Laravel to React, which had server-side rendering. When I switched to React, I thought that client-side rendering is always better. Anyway, it’s much clearer to me now, and I will definitely start learning Next.js.
NextJs = chaotic
why?
@@WowToysLetsPlay I think it's because of the breaking changes lately. most libraries haven't catch up yet
You have too few subscribers for such a quality channel. I hope you grow up soon.
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Hey brother, can you please learn English next time you make a video 🙏
Everything he said was clear and comprehensible, he works hard to make a very well structured video and all you saw is his accent
His English is fine, it's just an accent.
English is such a widespread language that you can't say someone does not know English because of their accent, it's like saying an Australian or an Indian doesn't know English just because YOU have a difficult time understanding. Maybe your English is not that good after all.
What a pleb comment. I’m English born and bred… there is absolutely nothing wrong with this guys English. Yes, he has an accent but so does everyone. There are some parts of England where their accents are so strong that even someone from England can struggle to understand certain words.
You should get a native English speaker for your videos
Or probably use ai for voice cloning
I understand him perfectly well.
nope
No he is doing good
Please consider learning regular English (usa uk or aust.) I couldnt understand very well as a native usa english speaker
Use subtitles, idk how the hell a robot understands better than an actual english native speaker
Grow up, be glad its in English
This guy is speaking perfect english. I don’t think you understand very well
just shut it up... aaaaah, so rude!!!!
@@ismailuwair187 you are clearly also not advanced or even intermediate in English lol