@chillydoog 1 second ago I'm learning how to build a web app rn. Starting with the backend; Setting up servers, database, WEBSOCKETS! Every piece of technology I don't yet understand, to build this thing YOU ALREADY HAVE A VIDEO ON! Youre killing it. Love you for doing this.
This is a fantastic format. I regularly want to get deep into something but need a cursory overview first. This overview contains 2 things that you almost never see together in an under 10 minutes cursory overview video: 1. Graphic explanation of high level concept. 2. Actual code. I wish there were one of these for every CS concept. Thank you!
i see 100 seconds in the title but realize its a 8 minute video. I start doing calculations in my head for a second, asking myself "how much is a 100 seconds again?" lol great video this took me forever to learn. and you broke it down so simply in under 10 minutes.
I am liking this channel more and more, concise messages with implementation images set this content apart, that said I am very glad that the author is going beyond 100 seconds, since sometimes it feels rushed, like somebody speaking very fast while holding their breadth, so much that I have to pause or play the video at a lower speed. So keep it up, these technology/craft channels are like the kind of college professors or school mates that I wanted to have back in the day, this entertainment is better than Netflix in my opinion.
Nice as always, the little tutorial is well done for anyone who were a bit curious, I hope that will make some of them jump in! Also, can't wait to see the light for WebTransport and see the new features!
I love the clear easy to understand information paired with the good graphics, animation and sound quality! I wanted to subscribe but noticed I already am, so I probably watched some other video of yours before :)
DUDE THIS CONTENT IS GOLD! I learned soooo much 😭😭 pls make more videos and educate us. Love this format of 100 secs followed by deeper explanation.. pls make more of these 😍😍😍
I love your 100 seconds. And Extended After 100 Second. You teach the code in 100s, We learn both code and workflow which needs Years of experience to understand without you. Thank you so much. Long Live.
I loved the pace of this video. Although your fast-paced videos are good when I have prior knowledge on the topic, this pace is perfect for people new to the topic.
Thanks for the video! For the record, the ws library actually allows you to emit messages to all the clients. It also seems to work with the browser's WebSocket class out of the box. Though, if you just didn't favor the implementation that's fair.
TOOO GOOD! Gained a subscriber. I like no bs approach and straight to the concept. Felt a bit fast but that's good makes you stop and think and understand. Great job again
Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Who in the world would down vote wonderful free content? That's makes no sense at all unless they disagreed with a point you made. Still, free educational content. That's awesome sir. Thank you. 🙏😍
This is great, it only takes about 8 mins, but I got what I need about "real time data exchanges" ..not just pointing out use this or that. Very much thank you and looking forward to next topic.
i was a having a doubt regarding websocket handshake on https or should we say wss the web socket connection was failing but the polling connection returned status 200. The handshake was working perfectly on localhost but since i deployed it on the apache server it is not working as expected and i also deployed it on heroku and it is working perfectly there
You know, I think I found the answer to my question. If a session ends, there doesn't seem to be a great way to create an event for when the "connection" is broken.
I wonder why a function like this isn’t built into JavaScript: function escape_html(s) { return s .replaceAll("&", "&") /* always do first, rest can be in any order */ .replaceAll("\"", """) .replaceAll("", ">") .replaceAll("\t", " ") .replaceAll(" ", "
") } /*escape_html*/
Thank you for the amazing video. At 5:39, I get stuck. My VS Code does not recognize server > node . Am I supposed to install something- or am I missing anything?
Man I would really take up a web assembly tutorial where you yourself make the rust/c++/whatever program and compile it by yourself and then use JavaScript to embed the wasm file. I just can't find a tutorial with video quality as good as yours who has done this
Love this format where the first 100 seconds are a showcase of the topic and then an in-depth explanation!
Please keep going "Beyond 100 sec" for other topics as well
Totally agree
he often does
Yes
Calculus in 100 seconds?
C++ in 100 seconds and beyond
*7 years later*
I am now a learned man
Me thinking I'm only getting 100 seconds but actually getting 511 seconds:
Wait, that's illegal!
Rules are made to be broken
@@Fireship I think that if you tell that to a judge they'll disagree
gotem bitch
@@bauxite13 Boooo!!!!
@@Fireship Security code too.
Websocket in 100 seconds is a new World Record!!!
It's even understandable!!! :-p
What in his 100 seconds series isn't a record?
@chillydoog
1 second ago
I'm learning how to build a web app rn. Starting with the backend; Setting up servers, database, WEBSOCKETS! Every piece of technology I don't yet understand, to build this thing YOU ALREADY HAVE A VIDEO ON! Youre killing it. Love you for doing this.
This is a fantastic format. I regularly want to get deep into something but need a cursory overview first. This overview contains 2 things that you almost never see together in an under 10 minutes cursory overview video:
1. Graphic explanation of high level concept.
2. Actual code.
I wish there were one of these for every CS concept. Thank you!
Gurantee youre not even a developer yet and just another grifter money chasing weirdo 😂
i see 100 seconds in the title but realize its a 8 minute video. I start doing calculations in my head for a second, asking myself "how much is a 100 seconds again?" lol great video this took me forever to learn. and you broke it down so simply in under 10 minutes.
Stream Processing & Kafka in 100 seconds would be great!
Kafka has been on my list for awhile.
Yes plz
omg yes please
UP !!!!
Yes, that would be helpful.
The transition from 100 Seconds to Beyond gave me the chills man. Awesome video!
Keep it up!
The quality of your videos (as both programming tutorials and general production) is incredible
I am liking this channel more and more, concise messages with implementation images set this content apart, that said I am very glad that the author is going beyond 100 seconds, since sometimes it feels rushed, like somebody speaking very fast while holding their breadth, so much that I have to pause or play the video at a lower speed.
So keep it up, these technology/craft channels are like the kind of college professors or school mates that I wanted to have back in the day, this entertainment is better than Netflix in my opinion.
This is gold!
Been looking all around for you, give me back my thoughts!
this man out here teachin us stuff that teacher wont, this is so underrated
Sponsoring. You do a great work and every time I watch your videos I take a lesson and incorporate it in my work flow. Amazing efficiency.
Don't care if it is more than 100 seconds , the fact is it is very good and clear explanation, much better than other youtube channels
Congrats on 500k!!!! You definitely deserve it. Top tier tech content :D
Nice as always, the little tutorial is well done for anyone who were a bit curious, I hope that will make some of them jump in!
Also, can't wait to see the light for WebTransport and see the new features!
Your voice is so sweet and of course the quality of the content is just too good.
Congratulations for 500k. Want something special on celebration of 500k subs.
I love the clear easy to understand information paired with the good graphics, animation and sound quality!
I wanted to subscribe but noticed I already am, so I probably watched some other video of yours before :)
For a second a thought it's not the same person talking...
yea me too, the voice changed mid way
broken mic perhaps?
the mic sounds worse than the other videos imo
It is just his night vs morning voice. He ever talk about it in one of his video
10/10 I've had three professors try and explain what you've just clarified in 100s, kudos to you mr. fireship
Next - TailwindCSS in 100 Seconds!
DUDE THIS CONTENT IS GOLD! I learned soooo much 😭😭 pls make more videos and educate us. Love this format of 100 secs followed by deeper explanation.. pls make more of these 😍😍😍
You just became the most updated video on websockets.
I love your 100 seconds. And Extended After 100 Second. You teach the code in 100s, We learn both code and workflow which needs Years of experience to understand without you. Thank you so much. Long Live.
I loved the pace of this video. Although your fast-paced videos are good when I have prior knowledge on the topic, this pace is perfect for people new to the topic.
you explained it so well a newbie like me still can understand, thank you!
i agree
Whenever he says we are going beyond 100 seconds today, my brain gets on steroids. Great work. Loved it.
The QUIC protocol is truly fascinating, there are clear benefits towards using this over TCP.
Это Словно Рождество))) ПРАЗДНИК!
Just in time, started researching implementation of socket.io
03:23 You're now a official web developer. Kudos!!!!
There is a reason you have 500k subs. Keep up the good work!
I really appreciate the opportunity to study with you. Many thanks for your help.
Thanks for the video! For the record, the ws library actually allows you to emit messages to all the clients. It also seems to work with the browser's WebSocket class out of the box. Though, if you just didn't favor the implementation that's fair.
It's actually way too fast. I thought my YT player was set to speed: 2.0.
let me tell you, your contents are actually beyond google ! your every content is a Gem !!!
TOOO GOOD! Gained a subscriber. I like no bs approach and straight to the concept. Felt a bit fast but that's good makes you stop and think and understand. Great job again
Awesome video. If anyone is trying and hosting it for fun, make sure you do escape(text).
i support the channel by watching ads to let this guy gives us daily videos
I was wondering, why do you always say “if u wanna learn more stay tuned”?
of course we want, ure a genius
He's getting us hooked first, then feeding us the rest. Kind of what a drug dealer does, but in a useful way.
@@sinki19841984 yep, I agree with that
I get that this is just a quick demo but, OUCH. I could just FEEL the XSS waiting to happen at 6:55.
Oh god. I didn't even notice that ! XD
thx for pointing that out, man. Now, after a little of googling, I know much more about web security
I love the added detail of this video!! Also congrats on half a million subscribers!!
Congrats on hitting 500k subs 🥳
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for web tutorials
Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Who in the world would down vote wonderful free content? That's makes no sense at all unless they disagreed with a point you made. Still, free educational content. That's awesome sir. Thank you. 🙏😍
Thanks for taking it "Beyond 100 sec"
i learnt pure Webrtc setup without any libraries. now its more easy for me!
Wonderful presentation: short, concise, no "youtube" noises (background music, video tricks, splash screens, plugs,...). Thanks so much.
This is a great explanation. I've noticed websocket in front-end jobs recently.
100 seconds taken from my life time is worth it! thank you!
Best Basic information in "100 seconds"👍
Congrats on 500k subs. I am excited for that 1 million! :D
Can someone please tell me what is the second option he sais in 00:20. Its "inner something". English is not my first language.
3 years late but he said “interval”. Which means in simple terms: period of time between events
Perfect timing! I literally just built my first websocket project yesterday!
the greatest software-related channel
Going over 100 seconds, yay!!!!!
Have I ever told you that you're the best?
Well, now I'm telling you.
I grew as developer beacuse of this channel
just today I was searching for websocket video on your channel and there we have it :)
Damn! One hell of a video. I got to understand in 1 min. So simplified.
Thank you for giving us this high quality content for free.
This is great, it only takes about 8 mins, but I got what I need about "real time data exchanges" ..not just pointing out use this or that. Very much thank you and looking forward to next topic.
Yay!
we need 100 seconds and BEYOND!
I luvvit!!!
I understood every point you told about WebSocket. No matter if it is 100s or 1000000000s. 👍
I've been anticipating this video ever since I heard it was in the planning. Great stuff!
very minimal but most understandable. Thanks for the video.
Awesome!
This video has an infinite like to dislike ratio. Let's keep it that way!!!
It really help me to learn node js because I am a fresher in node js thank you for wonderful information
That's a really good intro to web sockets. Tks.
I really love the Vintage-y atmosphere you bring here! will there be tutorial for making this type of tutorial video? ♥️
Congrats on 500k!
Your 100s videos are always fun to watch
finally i found the best tutorial and background for socket.io
2:05 he gave me a heartattack 😂
thus channel is GOLD!
Great, after watching this video I quit feel like I've learned something great in a very small amount of time.
i was a having a doubt regarding websocket handshake on https or should we say wss the web socket connection was failing but the polling connection returned status 200. The handshake was working perfectly on localhost but since i deployed it on the apache server it is not working as expected and i also deployed it on heroku and it is working perfectly there
Congrats on 500k subscribers! Love your content
can socket.io handle 10000+ concurrent connection parallelly. Is there any way to scale up websocket server!
Web sockets…
Unreliably reliable 👍
Does anyone know what's the name of the syntax used to pass the http as parameter in 4:19? Is that a ES8 syntax, can anyone help me out with this?
This might be a dumb question, but what are the advantages of using a WebSocket over a snapshot listener (doc.onSnapshot) in Google Firestore?
You know, I think I found the answer to my question. If a session ends, there doesn't seem to be a great way to create an event for when the "connection" is broken.
I really like this format.
The element.innerHTML implementation is unsafe due to XSS. Use innerText instead.
Bro he is allowing connections from every url, it is already open to backend xss attacks. It's just a demonstration
I wonder why a function like this isn’t built into JavaScript:
function escape_html(s)
{
return s
.replaceAll("&", "&") /* always do first, rest can be in any order */
.replaceAll("\"", """)
.replaceAll("", ">")
.replaceAll("\t", " ")
.replaceAll("
", " ")
} /*escape_html*/
I'd be more than glad to donate if you have a patreon, this is incredible stuff!
Thank you for the amazing video. At 5:39, I get stuck. My VS Code does not recognize server > node .
Am I supposed to install something- or am I missing anything?
you need to cd into the directory the server javascript file is in
I am looking forward to a tutorial of a full stack app, in your style!
Fireship is golden ship for us 🔥
This channel is a gem 😁
You made this thing look so simple! Great work!
Man I would really take up a web assembly tutorial where you yourself make the rust/c++/whatever program and compile it by yourself and then use JavaScript to embed the wasm file. I just can't find a tutorial with video quality as good as yours who has done this
thanks man you really simplified web sockets
Now that was a clear explanation. Thanks a lot!
This is awesome!! Never see before these topics simple way, thanks you man!
I don't do web development but I really love your explanations! Just watch you videos for those!
you are a brand man❤️
Great video love the deeper dive
The way you explain things is great.
Which software you use to make these video?
Your videos are valuable gems ...can't thank you enough.
Killed it. Was always afraid of this. Your video helped a lot!
Love these! Ruby on rails in 100 seconds please! 💎