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I enjoyed the content! It helped me a lot with a project I'm working on with some colleagues. Very nice!

Clear and concise. Good presentation style and technique.

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why did you use `useLayoutEffect` hook? doesn't just taking reference of canvas element (using `useRef`) then using `useEffect` hook is better approach?

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Great video! Thanks!

I'm so glad I stumbled on this video. Great explanation!

Massively helpful and intuitive, thank you!

For a better tutorial, two things. First, using the full, non-aliased commands would be clearer on what's being done and be easier to process than having to constantly do the mental conversions. Second, having the second worktree that's not located in hidden directory (that also requires a blanket gitignore entry) but in the root of the bare clone directory would be better for general simplicity of explaining the concepts.

dude this series is amazing watching it after three years , have created excalidraw clone as it is today by learning from your videos , i am gonna mantion you on twitter

I think you helped me with a huge problem, I am trying to use strapi for my back-end and I have struggled getting it to commit in one repo I do believe this will be the fix! TY!

Wow, such a hidden gem of a video. Nice pacing and super interesting content!!

Hi, whichi software are you typing sql at ? looks gorgeous

This was very helpful, thank you!

One thing I've noticed about HTML canvas is that when zooming the resolution quickly looks really bad. What do you think is the best way to fix that?

What canvas are you talking about? I was looking for putting words on a canvas then hand it on my wall

I rather using Django for migrations, obviusly while having python knowledge in the matter. Excellente vid btw

Stack can also be a good option for creating a undo redo feature

Hats off to you and your consistency to make this great project. So well structured use of function and the intellect tells that you actually know how to code.

The code is too small, and this really doesn't feel 1080p. But thanks for the tutorial though.

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Amazing, thank you!

Great tutorial! I have one question: Is it possible to automatically run migration script on the application startup? I want to do it automatically on every new-version deployment of my application

Simply brilliant, amazing explanation and from tought process to code was easily understandable 👍💯

Very nice series. How could I implement it instead of an infinite whiteboard with typical sheet sizes (e.g. A4)? (kind of a very simple Goodnotes clone)

Put on 0.75 and he sounds like a normal person and not as Fry after drinking 100 coffees.

When a worker (isolate) spins up it is actually not 0ms but in the range of 0.1 to 9ms depending on your worker and the server hardware it runs on. The true reason how they achieve 0ms is because your worker spins up during TLS handshake, instead of when HTTP request was received. The handshake will take some time and by the time it finishes, your worker is already started making it 0ms cold start.

very good video, thank you!!

Thanks for the clear explanation

What's the SQL editor you're using?

Hey, thx for the vid! I had one question: How do you get the syntax highlighting for XSL-FO? Right now, I am on intelliJ and I get no highlighting, no code completion whatsoever, I can't even comment out code with the shortcut, I have to do everything manually, which is quite annoying. Is this possible on the community or the ultimate edition, if so how? Thx in advance and have a good one : )

Interesting mechanism, thanks for sharing

There is no any step-by-step explanation

Keep them as array arrays, instead of object arrays. Saves lot's of memory and processing time

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This is great. Thanks

but if we have more than one submodule and we want to downoloaded only a specific submodule into the main repo ?

Nice tutorial. I just want to note the worst naming in all of computer science: “database schema”. This video is about data schemas, ie the format of your data, ie what fields there are in the table and their types. Then there’s “database schema” which is completely unrelated. This is a namespace your database uses for tables. For example, you might have two tables postgres.prod.users and postgres.dev.users. The tables have the same name, but are in different schemas (ie namespaces) dev and prod. This was very confusing to me at one point, so hopefully it helps someone out.