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Is that in nett or gross?

Speed optimization advices here are ok, but code style is very bad and inconsistent. You should have cleaned it up a bit instead of directly copying the article

t-10 ;)

Great

Thank you, can you please drop the links to the jsbenchmarks ?

Hi i have an issue with my nestjs application even there is no api calls from day 1,the cpu usage is increasing gradually, could you please share any idea how to fix that

I was waiting for this video , thank you a lot I am learning C# , i see some new concepts like domain entity , value objects and this stuff , can you explain hiw to do it in node ?

man this exactly what i needed. could you spoil us further and make us video about user auth on enterprise level that would be sick

Confusing in the end.

just found your channel it's amazing man. Thanks a lot

Please continue making video! Explanation are clear, introduced at the right pace, looking forward watching the others

Can you explain a bit more about the ledger and user wallet? First question: Are we going to store user credit/debit card information in the ledger? In the user wallet, we will store the user transactions (amount, discounts, etc.). Second question: How do we reconcile between these two modules, the ledger and the user wallet?

You are great ! thanks for content almost seeing all video of advance nodejs of yours

Man i love your videos, you're a very good teacher, you teach advanced topics clearly and with ease. thank you for teaching me! keep going!

If anyone has a good source for learning this, please share it in the comments.

Thank you so much. Everything are now clear like water. 👌

Can i worf from my country as frontend Developer?

I am handling my NodeJS ExpressJS errors, unhandled exceptions, unhandled rejections with simple middleware. This works amazing for me :) ``` app.js ------ const express = require("express"); const app = express(); const errorHandlerMiddleware = require("./middlewares/error-handler.middleware.js"); /** Customer authentication routes */ app.use("/api/auth", require("./routes/auth/auth.js")); //...Other API's /** * Error handling middleware * Handles all the errors, unhandled exceptions, unhandled rejections */ app.use(errorHandlerMiddleware); module.exports = app; error-handler.middleware.js -------------------------- /** Custom winston logger */ const log = require("../helpers/logs/log.helper"); module.exports = function (error, request, response, next) { /** My custom meta data handler */ log("error", error.message, { error }); return response.status(501).json({ status: "error", message: error.message, }); }; ```

Criminally underrated

you can combine them too like event driven with micro services

This video should really be a playlist. It would be great if you slowed down and gave some specific examples for each of the major points. It seems like your target audience is new Node developers, but you move way too fast for them to keep up with you.

I wonder if InventoryService processes fails, but EmailService sends email successfully, how should we gonna do ?

This decorator design pattern is it the same used in nestjs or angular with @ ?? Or maybe in other languages to add more properties to the original object

Hello thank you for the video , for now no need for the book written by the gang of four You are the gang of four 😂😂 Ok , i want to know something can you go deep in opensource projects maybe we can discuss how they implement this feature , this helper functionn.... And for performance purposes are functions better or classes , and why typeof CustomClass and typeof Function the two of them return function hhhh crazy js news Thank you a lot , بارك الله فيك

Am patiently waiting for your rabbitmq video

Funny how React developers end up recognising that Angular encouraged architecture is the way to go from the very beginning. And it's not an Angular merit, but rather decades of industry experience. React always late.

Hey brow can you teach DDD(domain driven design in typescript)

12:48 got me checking my wifi😂😂

Which of these design patterns do you use the most?

Please do a video about performance tests in node! Testing locally + setting up tests for CI/CD

We have nestjs framework in javascript which uses dependency injection

g in gRPC doesn't stand for google...

you say pact is the best cdct framework - did you do an evaluation that you could share. We are currently debating SCC vs PACT

hi, i have a problem here, I've done everything like in the video but the workers wont work? the loadtest was arguably the same as the first time, so to check by myself i made another route without any load to check if i could make a get from that one while the heavy one was still loading and the answer was no, it waits for heavy get to complete before actually doing the main get, its like everything was going to the same worker instead of trying to use different workers, i have 12 cores so it should work...

sir can you do a same playlist for nextjs also need some glimpse of how senior software devs are writing code and folder structure in nextjs with scalability for future propects.

In last example, while changing from fruit instanceof to isTasty in, last keyword "Banana" should be changed to parameter "fruit", to check isTasty exisits or not in fruit which is passed into that function

Thank you so much, i understood the concept behind it from the playstation example.

Where can i get this boostrap form layout ? as it doesnt appear in my browser

Really love this methodology of deep diving a specific topic. Glad I found this channel

A great overview! Thank you!

I learned a lot 👌

Wait i thought pm2 spawns only 1 if you use that command

Very clean and good explanation! You're good! Keep going! Thanks!

apollo graqhQL for the client, grpc json on the server. That's it.

I have 3.5 years of Experience as a Node js Developer. But I feel I knew nothing. Thank you so much man. This is mind blowing. Love every of it

Learned a lot and it helped me relax on a Friday night. Thanks man

> as long as you use it perfectly it will work (paraphrased, about GraphQL) Strictly speaking this can be said or anything.

wow Thank you

Thanks for the tips!