I'm so so excited to get into this series! Thank you so much, Nader, for all the hard work. I have loved all of your previous series and I'm sure I'll love this one as well🥳
This is a great idea! GraphQL could probably be its own course as there is quite a lot to get to the fundamentals of it. However, luckily a lot of this content will translate over really nicely since it's the fundamentals 🤓
Good day nader. Please this is the error mine is showing, i need your assistance. An ""unexpected error occurred while executing the command: InternetOpenUrl() failed. 0x80072ee2 : unknown error""
Haha! There's a new _INSERT_X_ every day/month! Bun looks cool and I'm glad there's competition in this space for the future of the web, truly exciting! Luckily, most of the stuff we're learning is standards anyways so it should translate across tools/frameworks/languages. From the onset it looks like Bun is quite similar to Deno which is nice too. Maybe you can do all the content in it and let me know! 😊
It has been updated in the extension to be: Deno: enable (at the time of this comment) This starts up the Deno language server for typescript and the Deno internals, instead of just using the built-in typescript completions from Microsoft. That way you get some nice autocompletes for some of the Deno specific features (which we don't use many, since most are web standards) 😊
Really great question! I think it's awesome to have competition in this space, that's how we progress. I know Deno has been out longer and I've been following Ryan & teams updates on it. I appreciate their direction but it remains to be seen how the future unfolds. I can only tell that it will be exciting and we'll need to adapt, so the goal is for these fundamentals to always carry over 😉
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I'm so so excited to get into this series! Thank you so much, Nader, for all the hard work. I have loved all of your previous series and I'm sure I'll love this one as well🥳
Here for this already!!!
Would love to see some GraphQL in bonus exercises maybe
This is a great idea! GraphQL could probably be its own course as there is quite a lot to get to the fundamentals of it. However, luckily a lot of this content will translate over really nicely since it's the fundamentals 🤓
Good day nader. Please this is the error mine is showing, i need your assistance. An ""unexpected error occurred while executing the command:
InternetOpenUrl() failed.
0x80072ee2 : unknown error""
Sir bun just came out 😢,shit it changing like daily , what's your thoughts on?
Haha! There's a new _INSERT_X_ every day/month! Bun looks cool and I'm glad there's competition in this space for the future of the web, truly exciting! Luckily, most of the stuff we're learning is standards anyways so it should translate across tools/frameworks/languages. From the onset it looks like Bun is quite similar to Deno which is nice too. Maybe you can do all the content in it and let me know! 😊
Deno: workspace configuration is not showing.
And Why should we use this extension? Without this also we can run, deno run filename
It has been updated in the extension to be: Deno: enable (at the time of this comment)
This starts up the Deno language server for typescript and the Deno internals, instead of just using the built-in typescript completions from Microsoft. That way you get some nice autocompletes for some of the Deno specific features (which we don't use many, since most are web standards) 😊
Maybe Bun.js will play an anchor role in upcoming years. What's your thought about it?
Really great question! I think it's awesome to have competition in this space, that's how we progress. I know Deno has been out longer and I've been following Ryan & teams updates on it. I appreciate their direction but it remains to be seen how the future unfolds. I can only tell that it will be exciting and we'll need to adapt, so the goal is for these fundamentals to always carry over 😉
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