KA PAPI as an editor, I think his way of presenting is just for effect. It’s too fast for anyone to digest his thoughts. If he slowed down a bit, it would mean he is really trying to communicate to his audience properly. He’s merely graffiti compared to other thoughtful teachers on YT.
It's great to see how JavaScript evolved from a language to build websites, to a language that can be used for everything. I feel that future of JS is very promising. Cannot wait to see what's coming in 2020 for JS!
Oh gosh, web is so huge and it is blowing every year with so many frameworks, solutions and APIs in a geometric progression. Seriously, imagine how large it is gonna spread when WebAssebly gets its stable framework base on every modern programming language
This was an excellent update and overview of the state of JS for 2020. Great investment of 10 minutes for me to get a bigger-picture understanding of the web development landscape without diving deep into any of the subjects. Great video, thanks for making it!
I started to love JavaScript when I started to study python. I realized that i miss the syntax in JavaScript and i see python like a little bit boring but i know what can you do with it
Ariadne Engelbrecht It is such a pleasure watching your videos, hearing your voice, and following your narration. Among your videos, I have never stumbled upon one that was badly made or of boring content - never. Furthermore, you way of treating JavaScript is simply beautiful to watch. That said, I’m almost ready to propose to you 😅
My front-end stack for 2020 still is: 1) TypeScript 2) LitElement (Web Components) 3) Redux, Redux-Sagas, Reselect 4) StoryBook Back-end 1) Go 2) gRPC (Protobufs, +Swagger) 3) WebSockets (i mean real-time everywhere) 4) Kafka 5) SQL Tooling 1) Linux 2) VIM 3) OpenShift
A great video except for the fact that you missed on several VueJS related innovations that are going to be much more used as time goes on: - Gridsome (Gastby for Vue) - Vite (bundleless build tool, which could support most frameworks and libraries) - Quasar.
You're one of the best content creator on javascript on youtube for sure. Even though this channel might not be much into tutorials, your content is exactly what one needs to understand JS completely. Hope you could ans some of my questions: 1) How can someone make a legit feature suggestion for adaptation into JS? 2) What are some core features of Java( the programming language itself) that has stopped JS from being the next secure enterprise language? 3) Tor v/s Brave difference?
1:48 FINALLY I literally googled this two days ago because I was wondering if there was something like that after years of long If(X && X.Y && X.Y.Z && X.Y.Z.A) statements.
“You should imagine variables as tentacles, rather than boxes. They do not contain values; they grasp them-two variables can refer to the same value.” ― Marijn Haverbeke
Hi there, thanks for sharing your very concise points. I've been at the dotJS and have to say I've been more excited by your content here than I've been ta the dot js. Mainly because the things ( despite going deeply through few notions ) I discover more element within your video than at the conference si thanks. For Brave it's been less than a year I'm using it. At first I've been using entirely until, during development work, I've been annoyed for local development and discover that has a different pdf reader than chrome but I indeed love it.
A good use case for BigInt could be for example when developing Decentralized Applications, some variables that comes from the smart contracts are 256 bits long. BigInt could solve any issue
Hay I work in in an enterprise devops environment. Our company has a lot of Microsoft products, a lot of our code already consists of c#. We've recently heavily been messing around with Blazor and definitely see it being used for internal systems.
Javascript is easily moldable, capable to fit any dynamic applications for users who customarily need them! I defenitely use the ES6-FP Node.Js application for Discord as a means of challenge, and learning. Always challenge what you know, you may never know if you stumble into something new and innovative!
Really excited to get dynamic imports natively, I do it in React apps to reduce bundle sizes, it's helped me reduce initial bundles in SPA's to up to 95%
