Not only did I learn about buffers & streams --- I learned a new word: TRAVELATOR (0:53). Here in America, we just call it "That thing at the airport that you stand on and it does all your walking for you."
I almost cried doing my research to understand this topic xD ... Advice to who is watching. He is providing good explination to the topic.. Never miss a word specially those who is details oriented.
A `Stream` is just that. Suppose you are filling a pool (transferring a file). It will take a LONG time for the kids (user) to play (get it) if you wait until the pool is full (transfer is complete). A stream allows the kids to play before the pool is full by allowing them to bathe (access) in the water (the data) as it flows (is being transferred). A `Buffer` You can think of a buffer as a bucket of water, passing smaller bits of water (data) at a time. Once a bucket is full it goes from our water source (file in the server) to the pool (client) to be used by the kids (user).
This tutorial series is great. Thanks for taking the time to make this. You rule. The people that dislike these videos must be mad jelly or just cray af.
I've been trying to understand this concept for as long as possible and this video really helped me understand it. And the icing on the cake is that with the illustration, this is something I'll never forget. Thank you 😊
What a great explanation !! Can you please make more videos on nodejs ? It would be really appreciated if you can create videos for database connectivity. Thanks a lot !!
Imagine how hard my life would have been without this, needing to transfer 100s of large video files from the browser, to a small k8s pod with 1 GB memory, to an SMB server (🤮). Thanks for the video. Great explanation.
Net Ninja: "I ve got true story i wanna tell you". Me: Started to listening more carefuly. Net Ninja: "Guy who lived in the woods, one day he came across this huge NODE JS candy rock". Me: Noding my head as a sign of believeness to this epic story. LOL everything ninja says I want to understand eventhough I know it is nonsense ! Brilliant teacher !
Good and simple explanation. Quick question: how can you generate a pdf with Node.js and Buffers? I want to generate the pdf in the server then pass it to the client and open the newly generated pdf in a new window. Thanks for your help
Got a serious question with regards to live stream, is it possible to stream a file such that when a new client connects, the client starts streaming from the current position of the file instead of starting from beginning?
i honestly don't see why this would help in node js, I mean, I've seen some people doing res.write(chunk) and at the end they do res.end(), so... whats the point there if the answer will only arrive to the user until res.end() is executed, makes no sense to me
Hello , i tried your code and some other guys code but i still cant do this 😔: please help , So I splited a file using split command in linux now i have 10 small files and i want to give the names of these small files to the nodejs script so i can send the original file using these small files but the user must not receive multiple files insted he must receive only one file , but every code i tried closed the stream after the some files have been sent . 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔, to be honest iam new to Nodejs and i kind of disliked it help me get my trust back , Thanks in advanced
Got a serious question with regards to live stream, is it possible to stream a file such that when a new client connects, the client starts streaming from the current position of the file instead of starting from beginning?
Not only did I learn about buffers & streams --- I learned a new word: TRAVELATOR (0:53). Here in America, we just call it "That thing at the airport that you stand on and it does all your walking for you."
you mean a flat escalator
Moving walkway.
Brilliant. like an elevator, but for traveling instead of elevating.
or horizontal escalator which is a weird oxymoron
Or... when they are used to move things rather than people... a conveyor belt.
This was very well thought out stream explanation. I appreciate you putting time into showing a visual example and creating a story around it
Thank you, glad you like :)
I almost cried doing my research to understand this topic xD
...
Advice to who is watching.
He is providing good explination to the topic.. Never miss a word specially those who is details oriented.
A `Stream` is just that. Suppose you are filling a pool (transferring a file). It will take a LONG time for the kids (user) to play (get it) if you wait until the pool is full (transfer is complete). A stream allows the kids to play before the pool is full by allowing them to bathe (access) in the water (the data) as it flows (is being transferred).
A `Buffer` You can think of a buffer as a bucket of water, passing smaller bits of water (data) at a time. Once a bucket is full it goes from our water source (file in the server) to the pool (client) to be used by the kids (user).
No way, you make it even easier, thanks :D
Good one, sir.
Nice
Brilliant
THANKS!!!!!
Timeless explanation. Simple, concise, and fun. It unlocks a few doors of hypothesis on my rough understanding of streams.
I'm not even learning nodejs, but this is one of the best video explaining streams and buffers
This tutorial series is great. Thanks for taking the time to make this. You rule. The people that dislike these videos must be mad jelly or just cray af.
This is the best tutorial series I've ever used, thanks! Chopping every topic into a 5min segment really helps keep my attention span alive
Your story together with visual explanation of Streams and Buffer made it so clear! Subscribed!
This is the first channel i search for as soon i have anything new I wanna learn
Thanks Uday :)
Woow, I now understand what goes on behind the scenes when youtube buffers, thank you! new subscriber here :)
Awesome, thanks :)
bro i cant install mongo db in win32 it says different processor can u please guide how?
The example made so much sense! thumbs up!
legend says the kid has become ninja and he is making other kids achieve their candies
I've been trying to understand this concept for as long as possible and this video really helped me understand it. And the icing on the cake is that with the illustration, this is something I'll never forget. Thank you 😊
Your explanations are amazing: Clear, short, pictorial, rememberable!
Thank you so much, u r unbelievably good teacher, I think Stanford is going to be happy to have u as a teacher. seriously.!!
+Guram Kankava :). Thanks so much!
That moment when you said 'streaming video' everything made sense to me. Thanks for the great video!
I can say this was the best explaining and visualizing i have seen in a while
Thank you so much ,really ❤
wow.. i was really ready for that story.
made my life easier, thank you so much!
Truly the legacy of the Ninjas lives on
Haha indeed they do! (|:|)-\
Awesome explanation! I loved the story! Better than all those theoretical explanations you can find on the internet!
Subscribed.
Great diagrams, makes it easy to understand
Thank you for making this topic so simple to understand! AMAZING!
I like how you break up theory and demo into separate videos. It's like a node.js travelator.
What a great explanation !! Can you please make more videos on nodejs ?
It would be really appreciated if you can create videos for database connectivity.
Thanks a lot !!
I'm not sure what Node JS is, but I am leaning Java right now and no one explains streams and buffers well, so thank you.
Brilliant explanation thanks
Love the story! Hope it all worked out for the forest man.
It didn't. As he said at 0:41 the kids were real sods.
Imagine how hard my life would have been without this, needing to transfer 100s of large video files from the browser, to a small k8s pod with 1 GB memory, to an SMB server (🤮).
Thanks for the video. Great explanation.
Glad I could help! :) thanks for watching
The best tutorial when I ever seen. Great job
perfect example. got it right away! thanks :)
What a perfect explanations. Hope such should be of Angular 2 also. There are no good tutorials on angular 2
absolutely amazing explanation
loved It ♥♥♥
This is awesome work man.. keep it up!
I am his big fan. what a beautiful explanation.
You explain things so well, thank you for a great video and series!
Give that man a medal
great explanation, thank you so much
Gr8 tutorial on booffers
Well that was a heart touching story... They should make a movie out of it...
That is absolutely brilliant. Thank you.
Excellent explanation!
Learned something new! YESSS! Ty Ninja
Good explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent. Thanks a lot.
Net Ninja: "I ve got true story i wanna tell you".
Me: Started to listening more carefuly.
Net Ninja: "Guy who lived in the woods, one day he came across this huge NODE JS candy rock".
Me: Noding my head as a sign of believeness to this epic story.
LOL everything ninja says I want to understand eventhough I know it is nonsense ! Brilliant teacher !
brilliant explanation
What 's the difference bitween this and the TCP mentioned at tuto#11 ??
Thanks for the video man
No problem 👍
Very Good Teacher ☺♥ :)
Thank you so much for this video!
Good and simple explanation. Quick question: how can you generate a pdf with Node.js and Buffers? I want to generate the pdf in the server then pass it to the client and open the newly generated pdf in a new window. Thanks for your help
Amazing video! Subscribed!
THANKS YOU SIR!! You are amazing!!!
Excellent! Thank you..
Thanks so much :)
Got a serious question with regards to live stream, is it possible to stream a file such that when a new client connects, the client starts streaming from the current position of the file instead of starting from beginning?
Very useful. Thanks.
thanks so much, the story is pretty neat lol
Does that mean when we see a video buffer right at the start that we haven't received the first pack/chunk of data?
i like the way he pronounces buffer, custom,chunk
Is there any way to request a video (hosted in firebase) and create a blob object with the data requested?
this is brilliant!
Hi, may I know which package you installed in order to get the nodejs autocomplete?
Did you say "travelator"? I'm guessing that's Brit speak for conveyor belt? :-P Awesome tutorial! Thanks!
excellent , thanks very much
What is the difference between buffet in stream and packets!
Even packets stores small data
by the way what software are you using for presentation ?
Which theme do you use man?
Been searching for hours. :=
Best!!🙌🙌😁
Hi Net ninja awesome explanation could you please help me out for a real world example for streaming apart from videos streaming :)
Thank you
Love the vids
is this avaible with Django?
Beautifull!!
Amazing
Crikey I missed a bunch of videos. The auto play was on and I had to go outside so now I can't remember where I was lol
i honestly don't see why this would help in node js, I mean, I've seen some people doing res.write(chunk) and at the end they do res.end(), so... whats the point there if the answer will only arrive to the user until res.end() is executed, makes no sense to me
Hello , i tried your code and some other guys code but i still cant do this 😔: please help , So
I splited a file using split command in linux now i have 10 small files and i want to give the names of these small files to the nodejs script so i can send the original file using these small files but the user must not receive multiple files insted he must receive only one file , but every code i tried closed the stream after the some files have been sent . 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔, to be honest iam new to Nodejs and i kind of disliked it help me get my trust back , Thanks in advanced
Would you please create RxJS course!!
thanks
I liked the Story!!! and video . Can I get some candy too :-)
Nice
For a moment I thought I am in wrong tutorial. Good example though.
Very conscienceconscience :)
This is not nodejs streams and buffers this is just explanation for what streams and buffers mean. not specific to node. was expecting that.
"True story", you say? Well, it IS on TH-cam so it must be true.
You sound somewhat like Daily dose of internet.
why not take the kids to the rock... ?
they were too lazy to move.
rock eater kid :P
...... still hard
Why do u use hard british accent?? There are many indians there who watch your videos and try to grasp the precious knowledge???
savage kids eating nodejs rocks..
so much talk
boofer
The example made so much sense! thumbs up!
Got a serious question with regards to live stream, is it possible to stream a file such that when a new client connects, the client starts streaming from the current position of the file instead of starting from beginning?
excellent thank you!
are buffers and packets the same thing?