Can you also do a video explaining how to setup a basic project, what tools you use, what difference is between all the Angulars, JNodes, Reacts and whatchamacallits, etc. I'm an embedded systems developer, and web-development is like a whole different planet.
Hey Nikita! Thanks so much for the videos, they are AMAZING literally! by the way, excuse that i will ask something outside of the scope of this video, and the reason is i wanna make sure you can see my comment, i just watched your custom Hook useQuery video (wonderful explanation), however what you did is very similar to the TansTack useQUery library, if you are familiar with it, and so that's why I'm confused, why would you build it instead of just doing Tanstack, there is definitely something you know that we may not. Please explain, thank so much in advance!!!
is it possible to put like a file explorer? just like vscode? where you can drag and drop images, files, etc. also, is it also possible for monaco to run HTML CSS JAVASCRIPT and see the preview of the output?
please can you tell me if the code editor can get user inputs after executing the code. like using a Scanner in java to get keyboard inputs. can we do that with your code
How can i add C++ here? I tried with cpp different version but couldnt able to execute it for cpp,,it would be helpfull if you guide me with this..Thank you..
@@sanvisingh9512 i didn't implemented, But u have to create your own api for that, Create an api where all those languages are available snd loop through it just like the tutorial. Btw i added input section.
Use version 10.2.0 for cpp and it'll work const getRuntimes = async () => { const response = await API.get("/runtimes"); console.log(response.data); }; and you cn run this to find all other available languages and their versions. Thank You!
well I think you can do it but you will have to hardcode the execution and the compilation process for every langages and also you will have to implement security functions to prevent any injections
