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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @nabinsaud4688
    @nabinsaud4688 Год назад +14

    Where is the source code link wizard ?

  • @ou-zaa4436
    @ou-zaa4436 Год назад +2

    first time watching the entire vod, I really enjoyed watching it

  • @simonswiss
    @simonswiss Год назад +2

    That camera and mic is such a production step up! 🔥

  • @BlurryBit
    @BlurryBit Год назад +8

    I love this form of content! Please make it more often, the TS God! :D

  • @mazwrld
    @mazwrld Год назад +1

    this was so cool because i went from saying he has no idea what he’s doing to wow that’s actually a really cool use case

  • @sajadtorkamani9399
    @sajadtorkamani9399 Год назад +2

    Thanks, I didn't know about the tsx package - very useful!

  • @aristide_F
    @aristide_F Год назад +1

    lovely video. Thanks Matt.

  • @adamh6420
    @adamh6420 Год назад +4

    Have you tried obsidian to manage your markdown files? It's super nice

  • @dazecm
    @dazecm Год назад +3

    Love pnpm when it works but have a devil of a time with weird errors for non-trivial packages that have init scripts such as Storybook. Things fall apart a bit due to what I can onlu assume is the manner in which pnpm creates a virtual package location using hard links :/

    • @VincentFulco
      @VincentFulco 9 месяцев назад

      For sure, I found similar and thought i was the edge case!

  • @forli69
    @forli69 Год назад +4

    Thanks for the great video. I am actually porting a private project to exactly this setup. A question regards to copilot and AI usage in general that I have is: Do you have a feeling you lose skill using AI?

    • @nirke_
      @nirke_ Год назад

      I personally feel that you gain skill rather than losing it, as it (a) automates away tedious tasks and gives you more time to think about more challenging stuff and (b) suggests some solutions that you may have not thought of (sometimes they suck but they usually don't, ime)

  • @raphaelqueiroz3105
    @raphaelqueiroz3105 Год назад

    pnpm has concurrently included using run glob

  • @vikingthedude
    @vikingthedude Год назад +1

    Do you use a window manager? Sorry if you already answered this, I couldn't watch the whole vid

  • @stanislavvranic1745
    @stanislavvranic1745 Год назад

    How he has white bg of the body?
    By me is default dark

  • @codescandy
    @codescandy Год назад

    Awesome, thank you.

  • @NuncNuncNuncNunc
    @NuncNuncNuncNunc Год назад

    Is there an advantage to using await readdir instead of readdirSync or the fs Sync methods in general?

  • @chrisb.8441
    @chrisb.8441 Год назад

    Great Video!

  • @MagerX1794
    @MagerX1794 Год назад

    @Matt Pocock
    Do you have a day where you stream regularly? I feel like I never get to see you stream haha

  • @jakub4062
    @jakub4062 Год назад

    Great stuff as always. Any chance to chapters?

  • @leeocoder
    @leeocoder Год назад +1

    Amazing!!!

  • @John-Dennehy
    @John-Dennehy Год назад +1

    dammit did I miss it again!

  • @maxilkiv
    @maxilkiv Год назад

    have you tried using fig for autocompletes in your terminal? you should try it, its really great

    • @zksumon847
      @zksumon847 Год назад

      Paid

    • @maxilkiv
      @maxilkiv Год назад

      @@zksumon847 nope, its free
      I use it on a daily basis

  • @eyalteiger7019
    @eyalteiger7019 Год назад

    If only you knew how much $ Microsoft are spending on making their apps accesible
    I guess not a big save on company like Microsoft but still wayyyyy above a million a year
    And libraries with Radix inside just come with it no sweat

  • @TheYinyangman
    @TheYinyangman Год назад

    I feel like sticking "use client" misses the point of RSC. I think this client library is good because you only install what you use in a very manageable way.

  • @CoIdestMoments
    @CoIdestMoments Год назад

    shadcn is outdated everyone been using it for months every site looks the same now