Hell yeah man thanks! That’s my exact goal. Programmers love to over complicate things and use all these esoteric terms. I’m totally the opposite. This shit should be very simple
@@coleblender that would be fantastic I'm making a pet-project with webRTC and it works, yeah, but I honestly don't understand what's happening under the hood I mean the STUN/TURN servers specifically, the rest kinda makes sense :)
I never like a video. I liked your video. Hope that explains how good this was. I am actually a front-end dev and I have a project in mind which will require setting up user authentication and saving their data so they can see their progress. What I want to know is, you mentioned "Middleware" for APIs and "RLS" for Database in order to prevent anyone from outside to be able to access the data and stuff. If I only code the front-end part and use a service like FireBase for the back-end, do I still have to write codes for middleware and rls or, do they handle it on their own? The main question is, if I only write the code for front-end and don't want to face any hassle of the back-end, would that be possible? And will it be secure enough?
Damn bro you're the GOAT thank you!! I haven't used Firebase for years and only used the storage so I'm not totally sure. I know that with Supabase you write the RLS policies yourself in the Supabase dashboard. They have a few templates for you and you can use AI to help so it's not that hard to do. I'm sure Firebase has something similar. I would also assume that they have something similar for their API services. A little bit of Q&A with ChatGPT will probably give you some pretty definitive answers.
Yes, this is absolutely possible, but doesn’t happen very often in practice. It’s easier to scale each part individually if they’re on different servers
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INDONESIA MENTIONED!!! thank you for the short and concise video. Would love to learn more about it!
Hell yeah man thanks for the feedback! I definitely got more to come
Man your explanation is very clear, at least for my untrained ear
Do you have a similar video on p2p? Or better yet, on webRTC?
Hell yeah man thanks! That’s my exact goal. Programmers love to over complicate things and use all these esoteric terms. I’m totally the opposite. This shit should be very simple
No I don’t but I can definitely look into making some on them. Thanks for the suggestion
@@coleblender that would be fantastic
I'm making a pet-project with webRTC and it works, yeah, but I honestly don't understand what's happening under the hood
I mean the STUN/TURN servers specifically, the rest kinda makes sense :)
This was excellent recently teaching myself web dev and everything you said clicked
Hell yeah keep it up bro! Glad I could help
I never like a video. I liked your video. Hope that explains how good this was.
I am actually a front-end dev and I have a project in mind which will require setting up user authentication and saving their data so they can see their progress.
What I want to know is, you mentioned "Middleware" for APIs and "RLS" for Database in order to prevent anyone from outside to be able to access the data and stuff.
If I only code the front-end part and use a service like FireBase for the back-end, do I still have to write codes for middleware and rls or, do they handle it on their own?
The main question is, if I only write the code for front-end and don't want to face any hassle of the back-end, would that be possible? And will it be secure enough?
Damn bro you're the GOAT thank you!!
I haven't used Firebase for years and only used the storage so I'm not totally sure. I know that with Supabase you write the RLS policies yourself in the Supabase dashboard. They have a few templates for you and you can use AI to help so it's not that hard to do. I'm sure Firebase has something similar. I would also assume that they have something similar for their API services. A little bit of Q&A with ChatGPT will probably give you some pretty definitive answers.
@@coleblender Thanks bro. Good luck to you. Followed you on IG as well!
Technically, couldn’t all of the server side activities be running on a single server?
Yes, this is absolutely possible, but doesn’t happen very often in practice. It’s easier to scale each part individually if they’re on different servers
0:26 Internet Explorer???? Microsoft "retired" that a long time back and released Edge.
You’re right about that. Did I say something that was incorrect?
It's still preinstalled on every Windows machine, just hidden from the user