Відео

Most JavaScript coders are like "WordPress coders" -- they don't know how to code anything themselves. All they do is import hundreds of third-party libraries. When I ask, "show me YOUR CODE," all they can show are some simple loops. When I ask, "how would you code an authentication system?" almost all these JavaScript "pro coders" respond, "I would use Clerk." I deny them on the spot. It's the end of the interview. Mindless library users. Nothing more.

Angular is too damn confusing, hard, complex and infuriating to understand. A big time waster.

Great video, thank you!

best video on react & nextjs

Finally someone who explains the work for the devs that never explained the work they did.

Not a web dev, I'm trying to learn a web framework and the way references are handled here go against every fiber of my bone. I prefere to keep my refs scoped and their execution order preserved. It should be 1, 2, 3 not 3, 2, 1. Why would anyone think this is the simplier approach? Also why is an example an impure function? Scope seems way out of place here.

Thanks to @noahnymous9919 for pointing out the previous version of this video had bits missing !

this was a waste of time

One of the best video, explaining this topic. Thanks

So Go is Mom and Rust is Dad.

Loved the quality of the video. I didn't learn any of those fancy JS libraries/frameworks yet (except jQuery, lmao). And honestly i am left with more questions than answers. It's a gamble somewhat at least. I consider myself a fresh freelancer and i was thinking about creating my own website and at the same time learn something new alongside that process. I wouldn't generally say this, but in the case of tech stuff i would definitely trust Google more than FB/Meta, even if React is more popular. Even if i am not gonna make banking websites, i think it's better long term to start off with Angular and it's stricter rules and then transition over to learn React. This way i hope i would write less spaghetti :D Anyway, thank you! Writing this comment also somewhat sorted my thoughts, which wasn't really intended. :D

React is somewhat of a mess recently, with it's own documentation pointing you towards full-application-frameworks like nextja and having had no stable release for almost 2 full years from 2022 to 2024. Meanwhile nextjs was using unstable versions of react and introduced massive bugs into their own "stable" releases. How the hell did it become like this? Compare that to Angular. That moves with Lightspeed und will be su much better a year from now with signal-based-components and "zoneless". State of JS does not really represent the market all that well. As you said Angular devs are usually in pretty stable environments and teams and mostly dont participate with other frameworks (or "state of js"). The best indication are job trends imo, which puts React comfortably in front in most regions, though Angular is slightly ahead in Europe.

Angular ❤❤❤

The question is: do you want a framework or not? That's it.

This is such a great introduction to using mdx in Next.js!

whats with the vsauce music? :S

A very helpful comparison!!

Please make a video of react vs vue, on how does the two are different and advantages and disadvantages of it same as how you do in "REACT VS ANGULAR"

Vue is better than both

As amusing as this romanced opinion of both frameworks may be, the fact of the matter is that React does better with simpler applications, where as Angular thrives in enterprise level complexity. If you are dealing with huge complex legacy riddled applications or application suites, Angular keeps its shit together because it offers the structure to do so. You can create your own structure in React as well, but that comes at a cost of time (which equals money, in the real world).

the choice is obvious you should learn Swift LOL

Thanks

Thanks for the video! It has clear explanation when and why chose Angular/React.

Loved the visuals! would really like to see a "Zig vs Rust" comparison.

Nice video , I have startup ., i want to make something like AI powered Special video editor fully in browser , which is better for stability ?

I'm a little scared, cause my piscine is next month July.

I think the real benefit is that other frameworks will adopt nitro, vinxi, and vite. Hopefully, this will result in a wide ecosystem, so each block will get more users, which means better software for every meta framework, not just solidstart. Tanstack start, for example, is using the same blocks with react instead of solidjs.

For me, if I want to start a new project, neither of them is a choose. They will works, and do the job, but there is just a better players now imo.

I love your video! Don't get why React leads to a better UX though. So many factors play into UX. If you mean performance wise. Then I think that is an already outdated point of view.

React is amazing because today you are not nesserly using normal react you are using next.js witch is very good and reliable and very quick to start witch But the idea that you write bad code is simply not true because its depends on the developers and this is why you have a team lead

Ive never used htmx but all those html properties that refer to *other* html elements that need updating (independent of each other even?), reeks like spaghetti code to me Very well explained ! Thanks

très belle présentation mais j'ai essayé de cloner le repository et de l'installer sans succès. Nombreux messages d'erreur sur la dependency.

I have learned go and after 5 years life feels boring, so started learning rust for some excitement and challenges in life.

use go to build something quick with comparable performance to rust with tuning GOGC and GOMEMLIMIT

Lua not LUA 🥲

I Am enjoying the HTMX, Alpine,Astro, tailwind stack with nestJS for all sensitive rest api stuff.

Can we work while doing 42 and how many months course is it?

🌟 Wow, this video was incredibly insightful! Thank you so much for breaking down the pros and cons of HTMX vs React in such a clear and practical way. 🚀💻 💬 I have a question: Do you have plans to make more videos comparing different web technologies for specific use cases? It would be awesome to see more in-depth analyses like this! 📊🤔 Keep up the great work! Can't wait to see more content from you! 🎥👍

Objective fact: Angular is the GOAT

Great stuff!! The efforts you took in giving subtitles is incredibly admirable. The content of the video was of course top notch.

Loved the way you explained man!

Make video on Remix Vs Nextjs

I m using jQuery, and In some Rect projects I ve destractured the ajax module from jQuery import { ajax } from 'jquery' I m chaotic evil 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great video ! Amazing clarity and conciseness. I'll keep it in my "Watch again" playlist.

in full english, la grande classe ;)

You don't learn Go, you just start writing in it

Hotwired Turbo plus AlpineJS have brilliant balance.