This is the 2nd video that I watched from you, and I'm already hooked on the way you explain complex topics and provide multiple examples, subscribed, and can't wait for more golden content like this. Thanks a lot
The problem with tutorials teaching Streams it is only teach the same thing but I didn't found anyone teaching how to fetch and stream to a csv file from a database, something like that would help even more the community
great video and looking forward to see a real world example of it for example in uploading/downloading huge file on node server and kinda process the stream of byte on the fly in combination with something like ffmpeg if possible. I think it would an amazing use case for streams.
really good overview on how streams work in NodeJS! i'm personally trying to use them to handle the processing of a possibly large XML file that is sent to the server but i'm struggling with the chunks since it always cuts a tag which makes it unusable for parsing
@@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries not that i've found yet. and since i'm a little short on time and so far the heaviest file i have to work with is 6MB i've decided to just load it in memory and parse it in JSON, if more performance is needed the employees that'll come after me can figure that out it's more important that i have something working instead
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This is the 2nd video that I watched from you, and I'm already hooked on the way you explain complex topics and provide multiple examples, subscribed, and can't wait for more golden content like this. Thanks a lot
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Great video! I'm looking for more like this in details. Thank you
More to come! Thanks for your support :)
This is what im looking for... Your explanation is so detail & easy to understand, thx sir ♥️
Thank you, always happy to hear such a feedback!
The problem with tutorials teaching Streams it is only teach the same thing but I didn't found anyone teaching how to fetch and stream to a csv file from a database, something like that would help even more the community
great video and looking forward to see a real world example of it for example in uploading/downloading huge file on node server and kinda process the stream of byte on the fly in combination with something like ffmpeg if possible. I think it would an amazing use case for streams.
Thanks for the idea!
really good overview on how streams work in NodeJS! i'm personally trying to use them to handle the processing of a possibly large XML file that is sent to the server but i'm struggling with the chunks since it always cuts a tag which makes it unusable for parsing
Interesting. Any possible solutions on the internet?
@@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries not that i've found yet. and since i'm a little short on time and so far the heaviest file i have to work with is 6MB i've decided to just load it in memory and parse it in JSON, if more performance is needed the employees that'll come after me can figure that out it's more important that i have something working instead
Thanks a lot
How can I start reading from a particular point, without starting from the beginning first?
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what is the most requested backend frameworks in germany. is django included?
One question. Is it boring to make so many awesome videos?
Respect 🫡
Hahah thanks mate 😅