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I’m happy you found it helpful!

I'm glad you like it!

I’m using a Keychron Q3 QMK with K Pro Mint switches!

I’m not 100% sure what you’re asking. If you’re looking for logging, you’d want something like Sentry or Crashlytics

Thanks! It was definitely a good move to step away and come back and finish it!

I like exploring new options, but C++ is still great!

I respect that opinion and am still not 100% sure which I like better. Svelte 4was very magical, and sometimes that’s better but sometimes it’s not, I suppose :)

@@CodeWithCypert In my opinion, I like Svelte 4 > Next.js > Svelte 5. For example, $effect is such a questionable tool and so difficult to build an app like before

Would you mind elaborating more on your thoughts on effect? I’d like to learn more about your thoughts on it

Glad you found it helpful! My vim colorscheme is Tokyonight

Thanks for watching! I'm having fun with it, for sure.

Glad you like them! I’ll keep it up!

I’m so glad it was helpful! Are there any other questions I can help with?

Here’s a link: github.com/dust-books/dust-server Lemme know if you have any questions !

I am checking this out too

@@rust2649 lemme know if you have questions! Its early stage at the moment, but its coming together

@@CodeWithCypert Hey, I've checked out your project, and would like to contribute but it seems like the open issues with user sessions(like signup and signin) have already been implemented by you, if I'm understanding the codebase correctly? Is there anything else would you like to add? Maybe some enhancement with other routes as well?

Sign up needs to generate a session and store that in the sessions table in the DB, so that’s something you could start with - a chunk of that token generation process is already present, but the whole flow is not finished yet. There’s also some code for sign in, but it’s not correct. It’s authenticating a user and generating a token, but it needs to add that token to the session table. Another ticket would be writing middleware to get the userID from the token on all requests where it’s present (and then adding that to the incoming request). Feel free to comment on an issue in github that sounds interesting and I’ll get you pointed to the right direction. I’ll also clean up some of the tickets to be more clear.

The problems just start getting really involved really fast. I always enjoy them at first, but there’s a reason most people stop by day 10

For a short bit. It got hot! I’m not in a basement recording like last year, so I’ll have to figure out how to not get too sweaty while wearing it

@@CodeWithCypert oh dang, yeah I saw that you got too hot, maybe you can get a Xmas baseball cap lol also, I wanted to mention that you made this harder on yourself, you could have just incremented the map while you were parsing the second column instead of adding r to list 2. Thanks for the video! :D

@ you’re totally right and that would be a more performant solution! Good catch!

*insert head nod gif here*

I am very excited to get it back out

I put together a video to answer this for you: th-cam.com/video/5xIx4QyZecY/w-d-xo.html The short and sweet is find a good resource or course, make time and a place to really focus on it, and follow the course to a T. Then, modify the course project to do something without the courses guidance - this is to cement what you’ve learned and to experience modifying something without little guidance. The video goes more in detail. Hope this helps :)

​@@CodeWithCypert Thanks.❤❤ That was very helpful. I have just started learning coding. I live in Pakistan. I am also doing Software Engineering course from University. I want to learn enough coding skills for a job in 3 years. I am learning JavaScript from freeCodeCamp. If I have any questions I will ask you. Again, thanks for the video.

@ please do, I am happy to help!

What keyboard are you using currently?

Keycaps are a great suggestion too!

Get them a good keyboard! :D

It’s a fun way to spend a few days

Check out Bonfire for Flame, too!

The Svelte interactive tutorial sets the standard for tutorials, imo. Angular is also using this same idea for an interactive angular tutorial, too.

I use light mode for most things. It helps attract the bugs so I can fix 'em.

While Zig and C solve similar problems, they definitely do solve them differently :D How would you approach something similar in C?

Is it too complicated? Were you able to follow along? Also you don’t have a tiny brain 😁

@CodeWithCypert well, at the moment when you typed front I realized that I was lost

Thank you! I hope it was helpful!

nvm i didnt watch all the way

😁no worries

Thank you for subscribing! I appreciate you!

That’s a great suggestion! I will have to investigate that path! I didn’t think about running the script from JSR

I’m building it because I need it too, haha. I’m currently storing these items in Google drive and while they’re generally available, it doesn’t stream them and doesn’t support saving my progress or bookmarks, which I would like

Thank you! My digital library right now is currently managed on Google Drive and it’s a nightmare so I’m hoping to solve my own problems with this, too.

I’ll pass this along to Dylan for you!

@CodeWithCypert Thank you kindly. Have a good one! Lmk if you need any sound or graphical work done for ya project, always down for new stuff!

@@SomewhatObscureFurry design is my weak side so I will definitely keep you posted!

It would be! good catch

That’s a great question. The repos probably don’t need to be provided at all and can just be referenced in the blocs. The blocs do need to be provided via a BlocProvider or MultiBlocProvider. I haven’t used getit with Blocs so I’m not sure how that would fit together, but part of the way that blocs work is by triggering state updates higher up the component tree and then the items listening to that bloc rerender. Hope that’s helpful.

@CodeWithCypert thanks sir

@ happy to help! Lemme know if you have further questions.

There are a couple of ways to highlight multiple lines in VS Code. You can use CMD+D (CTRL+D for Windows and Linux) to select the next occurrence of the text you have highlighted. You can also use Shift+ALT+(up/down) to add a cursor up or down from your most recent cursor. Additionally, you can use ALT+(left-mouse-click) to add a cursor at the mouse pointers location. I dont remember which I used in this video as I use just about all three of those somewhat regularly :) Hope that helps!

I’m glad it was helpful! What are you building?

Big F-hash fan here

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Binding does make a lot of things far more convenient

I don’t disagree, but it’s a step in the right direction imo.

@CodeWithCypert I like Svelte, but I'm sticking with JSX (to be honest already too committed in that direction), creating a new language to embed in HTML to replace what JS can do when using JSX just doesn't seem the best way.

@robertsandiford6233 I imagine a lot of people agree with you, too, which is why I believe we’ll have both for a long while. Its nice to have options :)

I’m not sure if you’re asking what new has come out or if you’re making a commentary on the idea that nothing new comes out anymore. Can you clarify? I’d love to discuss with you, I’m just having difficulty understanding

It’s intended to be used when you’re passing a prop to a component but want the parent to be notified of value changes. For example, creating a custom input where there parent needs to know the value of the input, you could use a value prop and an onchange function prop, or just a bindable prop.

I’m glad my video was able to make you laugh!

Thanks for watching!

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That's 100% true! I have been exploring other options since we worked together and I've done a bit with Fresh/Preact, so thats kinda similar, but it's still been a while!

Can’t do that, unfortunately, as that’s a private repo for a product I have. Are you looking for something specific? I can maybe recreate an example for you

@@CodeWithCypert ok, got you. I will run through your video, and try to replicate the steps to my own project.