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That is a Moonlander keyboard, from the company named ZSA. It is actually awesome for programming, and general use. Most importantly it reduces shoulder and wrist pain significantly....

I guess you need to specify property for each database row now. Or use magic setters and getters

haha, nice try mister!

I think even windows has some elements of PowerToys implemented now as well, but it is a bit limited functionality. but if it works as intented, no need to pay for sure

@@ApplicableProgramming yeah Windows 11 has a few preset window snapping sections but they don’t let you customize it. Using PowerToys is still better than using the default Windows 11 window snapping.

Hi Bernard. Not sure what you mean exactly? Single page applications are usually made in javascript. Are you thinking like one single index.php file, and all in it? why would you use that for?

Ah thank you sir, this guy loves you back

@@ApplicableProgramming XXDDDD

Thank you very much sir, glad you liked noticed it :) It was definite over the top, took a lot of time to make... Awesome if you share it with colleagues or friend!

Thank you mister! May i ask how you found the video, did you search for something similar?

@@ApplicableProgramming Popped up in recommended videos

Hehe, it is actually right on the line of where it is allowed to camp... So it you pee looking at the city, you are good :) May i ask how you have found the video sir? Did you search for something specific?

what do you mean, is it finished? making a CMS is never ending process, it can go for years. But after this series you will have a CMS that you can build upon :)

It is full

I didn't quite understand what are you asking, you want to make a CRM in php?

@@ApplicableProgramming Yes just basic feature include for start up crm like roles,users, customer, products etc

thanks for the feedback!

Thanks, glad you like it! Are you working with php, or still learning?

@@ApplicableProgramming i’ve worked with PHP and other languages for years, just not using MVC. This is very helpful, especially for Unit testing.

Hehe, Michael is the man! :) May i ask how did you find this video sir?

Hi, that is exactly how I use it in this video, the pc in the video is dell precission 5550, and it works just fine. Sometimes when I play full screen videos, or some other full screen application it would spin up the fans. But that also could be adjusted I think. About playing video games, if the graph card can push 5k video games at 60fps (max for dell ultrasharp) or which even monitor you buy, the you are of to the races. But it is about 5k screen or something like that, so... At home I game on desktop on something like rtx 2060, and it is not great, but... I play mostly skyrim, so.. I survive somehow

thank you sir, glad the video helped you do what you already wanted to do :)

Sure, glad it helped

Thanks mister, glad it helped you!

Thank you, glad you liked it :) it was a lot of fun making it

You can do both basically. You do have an option to customize "setters" if you do it via method and injection, and then it is actually a dependency injection. It is also preferred at it is expected behavior in practice. But.. it works fine if you just set it directly. You can also test and see which works better, but from my experience, as the class gets more complicated, the dedicated method is preferred.

It is Microsoft natural ergonomic, old model. They stopped making it, but i have a few spares in the basement. I migrated to zsa from it, it is quite better

Right?

​@@ApplicableProgramming I just wrote a note to save the program 🤣 It will come in handy later.

sorry don't know what you mean by 4m, from the desk to the screen? I think there is more, i think like 12cm at least. I've mounted my screen on the desk mount, so I am not sure about the fabric stand. I don't have access to the 38 UW sorry, cannot compare them

@@ApplicableProgramming No no, what i meant to say is that 38 inch ultrawide is 4 cm higher but 30cm narrower. Btw than you so much for this video. i intend to buy samsung neo G9

Aha. I tried 38 in the store, it was a bit too small for three windows side by side, so i figured it was not wide enough for me. It was also 1080 in high, and that was small for me at least

Ah thanks man! Glad you liked the video. Feel free to share it with your friends and colleagues if you think it can help them :)

Thanks!

hi, I don't think I have the slide to be honest. If I do it is just a mess of images hardly to be used. But you can take screenshoots from the video to your notes?

good question. The point of singletone is to always have one and only one single object around the application. In order to achieve that we need to restrict access to the object, as you could manipulate it from outside of the class. That is why only getInstance has access to it. Was that what you meant?

@@ApplicableProgramming Yeah, I understand it now. But before this, I found you to be the only one who replied back so quickly! I comment on many tutorials to resolve my confusions, but very few people reply back. Thanks for your response!!

Well it is difficult, so... you have to put the time in and really learn the craft. I cannot think of anything more specific at this point to be honest :(

yes there is sir, several oop concepts are explained trough the course

Haha, glad you liked. Guess where the inspiration came from? :) It is one of my favorite scenes in recent films, so I figured why not try doing something similar myself. Much poorly of course, but it was fun making it :) May I ask how you got to the video, did you search for something or was it suggested to you?

@ApplicableProgramming I had searched for the differences in the different roles, I watched another one of yours, and you recommended this one at the end. I'd say you did it really well with your resources! A stranger saw exactly what you were going for and had to applaud it before even getting to the rest of the video. Well done!

@ApplicableProgramming I guess you could say I found you through a related search in your niche, if I were to use youtube terms. Lol

Now that I got the chance to finish this, I love it even more! Such great editing, storytelling, and humor! The shower cap especially got me. 😂

@@GrizzneyGames What do you mean by "shower cap joke"? :) thank you very much sir! glad you enjoyed the videos :) they do take some time to produce, but... it is fun so...

right? all small things add up.. At my previous home office, I just put up things together, so that they work. But over time a lot of small annoyances made me not want to work at home at all. Then I used some time to note them, and when we moved I used some ways of mitigating them. Now I like more working from home then going to the office, as I have better and more pleasant setup at home actually. do you do programming as well?

@@ApplicableProgramming I'm not sure what I am, undefined. For work I am a front-end developer or designer; occasionally it is beneficial to understand programming for work (Ruby), but I am not ultimately responsible for it. Hobby-wise I dabble in programming sometimes, like Python & Machine Learning with simple databases or in game dev. The visual side takes up quite a bit of extra space with referencing customer mockups and user interfaces. And projects I usually have multiple instances of my code editor open for reference and Github. Then working with clients, I have communication open as well. There isn't room for all of these communications and that would become disorganized, so I use Arc Browser which organizes clients by folders containing saved tabs, runs on Chromium (Arc B is for MacOS only). On my MacBook Air with the M2 chip multiple external displays are not supported and my main display puts my Webcam at an odd angle, so I use "Sidecar" to wirelessly extend to my iPad for video calls which is on a tilty stand below my main monitor and has a webcam clipped on it. I like the idea to take notes of how to improve your setup. I used to draw blueprints and take measurements to consider ergonomics, but having an adjustable standing desk and monitor arms for mic, displays, has made the process of getting comfortable fairly hassle free and not so stressful on my back. Now for my vision diminishing, the best thing for me has been having a window to stare out of and taking occasional breaks outside and keeping my monitor brightness reasonable when I am not doing color work. I also am trying whiteboard desk, but I find I don't use it often and would rather keep it clean. Sorry if that was a lot of information, I generally overexplain, as I work for a forum web software company, and we overthink everything. It can't be helped.

@@ApplicableProgramming Ah, and I work from home! I switch one cable into a Thunderbolt 4 dock for peripherals between my personal PC and work MacBook, the PC mounted below my desk. It can be finicky sometimes to get the MacBook to wake up. In Texas, USA I really appreciate working somewhere that allows WFH. This state is too spread out. My commute before at a different dev job was 3 hours per day during normal traffic, and that was not sustainable, but I also didn't want to live in the metroplex.

@@ApplicableProgramming I am not sure what TH-cam did with my longer comment, but I'll summarize: yes, I do some programming. Most of what I do for work though is front-end development and design, which requires referencing customer mockups and juggling customers.

hehe, one has to be honest in order to enjoy it :)

thank you sir. Great that you solved it :) keep learning!

hehe, that is one way to solving it :) I never found the need to slide the chair on 49'', but I do not use edges actively though... I mainly use central part for active reading and work, and edges for status and occasional info (consoles and things like that)

how many windows do you have opened at the same time?

@@ApplicableProgramming I work at a university doing medical imaging research for almost 27 years. I use Visual Studio Community. Usually the center 24 inch monitor has the code I am working on. The right portrait monitor has the organizational windows like Solution Explorer and the build log. The left most monitor may have the application if I am debugging, or code if I am comparing code from different versions. Also that is the window I have my web browser in most of the time and my file explorer.

it doesn't :) well it does, but it does not have native resolution, only some weird zoom. Newer mac airs and pros laptops work fine, but this old cylinder does not support it. I used it occasionally just to copy some logs to iphone or similar

that is a very good question. The only reason I did it this way here is because DatabaseConnection is not the same as its instance. Thus in the code it is very easy to see when you are working with the main class called DatabaseConnection (the one we would call static methods on), and when you are working on the databaseHandle object (which is an actual object created inside the class, if I remember the code correctly). so they are kinda two different things, but I don't think this is that crucial in this particular example btw, very good mindset to get curious about something and explore it (much better then to fall into fanboy camp of any of technologies :) ) are you planning on changing the job, or are just curious?

are you the "full screen" type of person? for windows and programs?

have you ever seen windows apps on a 43 inch monitor? unless its a game or a video its overkill. i use multiple windows for coding debugging, runtime, database, browsers , etc.. although sometimes i do stretch sql across both monitors so that i can see every field.

@gerakore8948 yeah that is why i ask. I am pretty much always Fullscreen, and that is where i struggle with multiple monitors. I did it using the display fusion, just like in this video, but...

Nice. Do you have room to put few apps side by side?

@@ApplicableProgramming when I need to, but my typical workflow is editor, tests, editor, etc and I often do that in stage manager so the windows just swap back and forth.

well.. good question. I guess both setups can support 5-6 windows at the same time comfortably. But it that is the only use-case you use it for, then maybe 3 monitor setup works just fine. Ultrawide is good for changing the layout from time to time depending on the task at hand. It can support multiple workflows and usecases, wheres 3 screen setup can only do that one thing. 3 screens, or eventually splitting each in half - nothing in between How many windows do you need to see at the same time?

@@ApplicableProgramming usually two atleast Screen 1 - tutorial videos Screen 2 - vmware/terminal/ note-taking application Screen 3 - vmware/terminal/ note-taking application

That was my motivation, to see multiple consoles opened at once, as well as to skip shifting between code and editor. Have you tried multi monitor setup?

It is quite old machine and doesn't work with this resolution natively. I had to purchase some software that allowed at least similar aspect ratio, and then it kinda worked. But I did use it to debug mobile phones on it, but not as a main pc. The newer Macs work just fine with this screen, at lest the M1 machines we were testing, no issues at all. would you use Mac as primary pc?

@@ApplicableProgrammingThanks! However, I have one concern. When I start up my Mac and connect it to this large ultrawide monitor, is it possible to have the screen already split at startup? I'm curious whether I need to open an app and manually split my monitor into three sections.. This is what worries me the most: can I have the same split-screen setup at each startup?

sounds like a plan :) but also, it is ok to change plans as well I will keep your word

@@ApplicableProgramming you’re absolutely right! Plans can definitely change. But my Norway plan will probably not change… I don’t want to be in big cities anymore (Berlin 3(years), Istanbul (6 years), other German cities, Greece for some months) I just really want a calm place that is well harmonised with nature… thank you and lovely greetings from Germany 🫶🏻

Norway sounds like a place to go then :) it has its downsides as well, but.. everything is a compromise :)

@@ApplicableProgramming 💯

I tried it briefly, but after I already purchased display fusion, so.. I never invested the time to compare them honestly...

yeah it is ridiculously expensive. I had one old arm that says it holds 13kg, so I just used that one. As long as I do not move the screen, it holds quite ok. Once in a month I need to readjust as the gravity takes its toll, but other than that it works. (disclaimer, do not use arms that do not support the monitor :) )