@@rohitmalik9843 OR statement will check left side first if it is true than it does not check right side Here 5000 is considered as true always hence process.env.port will not run. You will always use process.env.port at the left side if it is available it will be assigned first
@@hiteshmeena3091 yeah but in production, 5000 would not be considered as valid, it would be automatically provided by hosting provider, so it leaves 5000 and jumps over process.env.port. correct me if i'm wrong!!
Such a nice video and nice speaker.
nicely done. loved it.
Hi, can you please share the link to the Github repo? Thanks!
I would but this was so long ago.
Thanks but I found it on github. Here is the link: github.com/evantahler/background_jobs_node
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Loved it !!
Very nice indeed!
Great video.👍👍
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he used 5000 || process.env.port which is kind of useless
care to elaborate please, why is that useless?
@@rohitmalik9843 OR statement will check left side first if it is true than it does not check right side
Here 5000 is considered as true always hence process.env.port will not run.
You will always use process.env.port at the left side if it is available it will be assigned first
@@hiteshmeena3091 yeah but in production, 5000 would not be considered as valid, it would be automatically provided by hosting provider, so it leaves 5000 and jumps over process.env.port. correct me if i'm wrong!!
@@rohitmalik9843
I have checked it many times.
5000 port will always be assigned if it is written this way. No matter in which environment you run it
@@hiteshmeena3091 oh ok ok got it... thanks for the update brother :)
Python 3 has concurrency with asyncio.... Python is the best!
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Python interpreter is written in C, V8 in C++ and libuv also in C++. C++ extends C, guess what?