Node.js Tutorial - 24 - Streams and Buffers

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Streams and Buffers
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[@ShubhamSharma-lv4gr]

The level of details, depth and clarity with so much simplicity is amazing...thank you so much for putting ur full efforts.

[@market_kombat]

Excellent idea to explain character set and encoding in the previous video, now this mysterious buffer thing finally clicked for me. Thanks

[@chinmayghule8272]

Here the buffer has a max size of 7 characters because you initially put a 7 character word "Vishwas" in it. That fixed it's max size. You should've mentioned that.

[@elva329]

It's really good that you showed the debug process to explain the code, thank you ~

[@saurabh75prakash]

You are an awesome teacher. Blessing for dev community.

[@thecalgarians4597]

Mind blowing explanation of Encoding, UTF-8, and now Buffers

[@judevector]

Wow this is awesome, i just subscribed. Learnt alot now i want the whole Menu from this awesome channel . Thank you

[@chibuikemmonu3691]

You're a wonderful tutor! God bless you

[@olaokunade677]

Thank you so much for this series

[@bushranajam2864]

Thanks a lot ... you're a saviour man

[@frontend_ko]

thanks teacher 24. this one is particularly helpful

[@figureZonee]

Full of details, thank you Vishwas🤩

[@kunjpatel9505]

Very nice detailed explanation 👍

[@varunpatle635]

The best explanation I have ever seen.

[@fauzi5848]

clear explanation, thanks a lot man!

[@user-mz7ot8wf9h]

Thanks mate really good vid!!!

[@abdulrazaqharoon2733]

your level of detail is amazing, I always wonder where you learnt them from??

[@keemkorn]

from god himself

[@whoisnegii]

Official docs

[@keemkorn]

@@whoisnegii 10x devs don't read docs. they let the universe decide their fate

[@ALLSTARDECOURO2]

he is indian, he was borned with it😂😂

[@AnanthalakshmiSankar]

Wouldn't have been able to write tests without this video

[@mohamedmirghani1747]

Amazing explanation, many thanks

[@pocotowszystk0]

thanks, you explained it well. 👍

[@whisperscribe]

This is great content!!!

[@manee427]

Amazing knowledge.

[@fsecofficial]

First off thanks for the great video it helped me a lot. Thank you. I already had a good grasp on binary data and just watched this for the buffers. That makes a lot more sense.
Do you have a video on handling chunked data? Also I’m not sure a video is a good example of buffers as that’s UDP and a local file system buffer versus an internet buffer. I could be wrong.

[@crazyshala4571]

You are the best 😍

[@marc1an4]

Thank you pretty much

[@medAmineRg]

thank you

[@younesszgr3162]

great bro !

[@Lerndemy]

exceptional

[@user-rj2pd3ig7d]

good explanation

[@mqurbankhan9930]

Superb

[@sairam-du7ip]

thank you sir

[@amanpreetsinghbawa1600]

depth 💯❤

[@VishalSharma-rn7mt]

Awesome

[@jacobswiney9977]

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[@ruggeddog3103]

i love your voice sir

[@russelldriver6394]

In node using readable stream, the chunk default size is 65336 on each read, whilst the writable stream highWaterMark is 16384 bytes. Why is the chunk already so much bigger than the high water Mark or is the entire 65336 not sent but is it sent in smaller chunks that the actual chunk?

[@pankajwp]

It really helped me to understand buffer, but what about streams ?
If possible please explain through examples of streams too.

[@market_kombat]

Stream is the data moving from one place to another, for example fileA to fileB. Think of it like a literal stream of water flowing from one place to another but this time it is music, video, text etc that is flowing from one source to another. Stream is the entire data flowing from one place to another, while buffer is a chunk of the stream. So, stream could be this 9 minutes video moving from the server to our app while the buffer is 5 minutes chunk of the 9 minutes video until the entire video is viewed.

[@simple8810]

@@market_kombat How do we know what type of data will be sent in buffer by node js , Like I am just thinking the data is between files while working with files or sth else ?

[@market_kombat]

@@simple8810 we're the developers. So, we are the ones writing the code and we know what we want to stream. If you're working with files, then you will stream file content rather than read or write the entire file before moving forward.

[@lulusaikou221]

🔥🔥🔥

[@odntht]

2:29 Now I want to play RCT2 again! 😅😅😅

[@HelloWorld-pc1in]

👍

[@ZeroTorySeats]

Helpful explanation but it doesn’t explain when would I need to actually use a buffer and for what reason

[@sanjarcode]

Joke: it's "good", unless you're a DDOS attacker 🤣.

[@drashtiladva6325]

need ppt

[@HelloWorld-tn1tl]

Bro teaches more than just nodejs ...

[@fullredbullzuiper]

Man, its such an informative video, but I cant withstand this freaking accent xD

[@rishiraj2548]

👍