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i've been pretty excited about the at protocol and playing with it too. i'm excited to see what people do with it

good video

Both ANSI layout so a hard pass

Great video, I have been using Cursor for some time, and I really enjoy it. Keep it up 👍🏻

I use Cursor, but why on Earth would I get lost in the current trends on Tech Twitter?

I was planning to build 2 websites on WordPress in the next few weeks after just building one for my wife on WordPress. If I'd known all of this before, I would have absorbed the cost of Webflow and build hers there. At least I know now not to waste time building the other 2 on WordPress because I don't have the time for this drama and any potential impact on my sites in the future.

Matthew Mullenweg is of the same ilk as Elon Musk: basically a massive d**k.

Great short summary. The order analogy makes it really easy to see a good use case for them.

Thanks Ljupche. Really useful and underrated content. I hope it gets more credit.

Thanks 🍻

Tailwind sucks. It's just another language that forces your CSS inline with your HTML. Now you have to serve tons of inline CSS along with Tailwind creating unnecessary code bloat for your users. Why do this to them?

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Matt at WordPress seems way out of line. I'm glad Ljupche pointed out that you are not in control when you use these systems, you don't control the code. I have seen many "Open Source" projects turn closed source for profit once they become popular, with a sob story that they need to make money to maintain a mature project. Don't kill open source; build a business based on the project you maintain.

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If there is ingredientsAmout in the mealIngredients table How can you calculate the calorie value of that meal? Suppose we have chicken as an ingredient in the ingredients table and in the mealIngredient we select 100 grams of chicken? If Ui wants to display the calories of the meal, how will it be done?

Thanks for sharing brother. Good practical use case.

no source?

Great Video You nailed all the important parts of building the software

What software is this!!?

So we buying 2 kilos of chicken or nah 😅

Amazing, Which tool you used for that ?

I will need something like this in the future

Iam currently studying software enginnering and at my college nearly 50% of all what we learn is documentation. I think its so important when you work at a large corporation because at some point the technical debt gets so big that it just stagnates

What's tool you use for design db in this video?

Thank you for a well thought out video on this subject. I tend to find that the argument against micro services tends to be around cost and control.

Cool video man! keep it up!

Is the reason you created a separate ingredients table is so you wouldn't break 1N (first normal form) rules:storing a repeating group of items?

Thanks, some useful tips there.

Thank you for these points.

nice, as always!

awesome video mate :D

Can we export the diagram to sql statements to create the database ?

Best explanation

8. Do not try to mentor / prepare tech talks for anyone

Great video 👍 it would be nice if you had chapters in your video to flip between.

We going back to entry level with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

wow with this I will stay intern forever. thanks

Nice recommendation. I think useReducer can be a nice option to delegate some of the logic from the component while avoiding overusing redux or context for some state management only occurring in one component.

great video man, keep making more

hi what is the tool used here? subbed

How on earth this video doesn't have 100k views? Amazing content!

You can use Eager Loading or "Nested reads" as Prisma calls them to fix the performance issues you mentioned. ORM are not bad, it's the developer(s) that does not know how to take advantage of it

0:13 raw SQL looks simpler. ORMs are useless abstractions.

You can do Joins in prisma

brother, mankind invented Drizzle a long time ago.

Whenever I'm starting a project I always rush through the initial design phase and lean heavily on chatGPT to make my db models and solve my engineering problems for me. It has been a huge issue for me as a learning developer and I've realized that just taking the time and spending a few hours (or even days if you have to) on designing the infrastructure of your app manually and gathering a deep understanding is way more important than rushing through and coming out the other end not having learned anything.

This is genuinely helpful 🎉

Reason why prisma does this is because it was never meant to be an ORM, it started as a graphql thing and that graphql engine still lives and is the default way the query engine works unless you specify "protocol: json", but still joins are horrid and rarely work. Their focus is on monetization right now and they've built entire walls and gardens regarding this (prisma data platform etc), i think they're building edge DBs right now which solve nothing. tldr write your own sql or compile sql to typesafe code (sqlc+go) or runtime check it (sqlx + rust).