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I'm Tanzanian ,I dedicate these thanks to all team members who made Laravel framework .It is very friendly to use and more secured with no vulnerabilities at all 💪

Rager commentary : TypeScript is just a useless language. You can documentary your class/method/function. The "security" from typing is a joke (particuly in TS). So, you have SO MANY others languages with good features... why you code in TS.

I worked with all the major frameworks, AngularJS, Angular 2, React and recently Vue. Except from Vue 3 with composition API, none even get close to match svelte in terms of being pleasant, simple and easy to work with. Svelte really was a great discovery and in the past 4 years i've been using it and advocating it very hard in all my workplaces.

Okay. This video just made me develop more compassion/appreciation for Typescript. Thanks MS team for working on this!

I don't comment a lot but this is an amazing video, you can really tell that this people are passion about what they are doing. Something I don't see anymore in web

Genius!!!

If laravel makes professional level code tutorials where they explain everything about the code and design it'll be really cool to see how much further it will go

we should not be giving them documentaries 🤦 because then more people will come out with unnecessary stuff in the name of also wanting documentaries of them as well 🤦

From .NET to PHP.

I am so thankful for Laravel!

All this woke talk is making me NOT want to use Laravel. Make it about the code and functionality, not social justice.

bruh ag grid guy doesn't like javascript? it's the most convoluted api for rendering tables ever.

ok. Anders' original take was "typescrip-ness doesn't make senset". I'll be happy when it dies some day. typescript is duuumb.

Amazing

One of the huge advantages that Javascript has always had is not having to worry about types. TypeScript is a fad.

It may say more than I want about me, but I loved this film. 👍

amazing

Very inspiring documentary! 👏👏👏

muy bueno

'javascript the definitive guide is kinda heavy...javascript the good parts is kinda light...so this didn't increase my confidence'

But he didn't explain his coding style.

If shared hosting started to support node, I think that websites with PHP would start to disappear over time. Today, every hosting supports PHP whether it is a shared hosting or not. Node only has the disadvantage that the client is forced to buy a VPS or AWS to deploy the application... That's why Wordpress is so well-known because hostings allow you to install those spaghetti codes from wordpress cms with one click, if hosting companies would do this on node where some cms is installed that can be done the same way as wordpress with node, it would be interesting for the PHP community.

Late to this, but it was really refreshing hearing people from Microsoft address directly the mistrust many of us had back around the time TypeScript was announced. My guess at the time was that TypeScript was just a way for Microsoft to keep Visual Studio relevant for people doing JavaScript. At the time, trying to do "plain" JS in Visual Studio was horrible - like worse than just raw dogging it with Notepad (or as was mentioned, SublimeText). It was really the introduction of the TypeScript language server that deserves special mention. Even today, pretty much every editor (even Vim!) works with TypeScript - and Visual Studio is still about the worst. ;)

coding on treadmill shows me that some people are enjoying coding than i do

Could we have more b-roll transitions ?

Henry cavil in the parallel universe

I think a lot of time gets wasted writing languages at the microscopic memory-object level. "A=1+1" . So now we have "let a: number = 1 + 1;" and it is 5 times longer. Just memory management. In the old days we had dBASE and FoxPRO and we could use BROWSE or REPORT FORM INVOICE TO PRINTER or EDIT RECORD RECCOUNT() and it was WAY faster to get something meaningful done in the business application world. We need commands like that FOR THE WEB nowadays. I believe the industry is intentionally trying to keep programmer productivity LOW so that it always takes LARGE TEAMS to get anything meaningful done, and the barrier to entry is HIGH. I never forgive Microsoft for trying to abandon FoxPRO. Their motto is "Microsoft, Microsoft, Microsoft, Microsoft!" Definitely NOT "Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers."

Very nice. Impressive. Now do core-js story.

An awesome and amazing documentary 👏🏽 I really appreciate so much this kind of content

I just started web development using WordPress in 2018 and began web programming last year. I'm looking for the stack of PHP or JS to delve on. I like the way of coding in PHP because, like VB, it's more friendly. One more thing is that you can still use the basic foundation of web programming integrating PHP, JS, HTML and CSS. Later on, I found this Laravel and it was so interesting!!! I love it.

We need a Angular documentary too

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They just repeat same points one after another: "php changed", "old critics doesn't apply", "we are legion" - same decade-old points. Sure bud, php is not dead. It just smells like that.

Php was a language that came earlier than its time. If php came after ruby or node it would have been revolutionary because of its ease of use. Look at JavaScript with all the complexity and complications people love it because they feel that complicated means sophistication.

29:12 Yeah... but you can say that microsoft had bigger plans, make it impossible to escape when it comes to open source, they own the DX experience in a sense, like Google own online video and search, amazon own online shopping,...

One day humanity will get rid of javascript and everything related, and this day will be a great one. Not that I dislike JS, but for sure we can do better

Great work 👏

I love the storytelling techniques you use in your videos! It's very inspiring.

talk about an frustratingly slow and manipulative way to convey information. I could get more information than this entire 80 minute slog in about 2 minutes of reading. FFS.

So typescript is the reason why we don't have native types in JavaScript.... FU!!

I think Satya Nadella was the Angel that dropped from the heavens to save Microsoft. Today, their products are freaking amazing! I've always been a Mac user since the Apple II. This year is the first time I moved to Microsoft. Terminal, is freaking amazing for developers. WSL....i'm flabbergasted.

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501 represent! Benton Arkansas! Yes!!

why you do this🤬

Would you guys ever make a Django Documentary? Im just getting into Django and its amazing i really like it and would love to see a doc on it.

Yeah that's why I did not listen to the jackasses at this start up in the Bay Area who insisted I use JetBrains, no thanks, I use VS Code and have been doing so since at least 2019. When one of you more junior developers get a job and some jackass is insisting you use anything but VS Code, throw this video at them and if that is not enough, find another job, its inappropriate for people you just met to be telling you what tools to use anyway, you use what has been working for you.

I learned Laravel in 2015 for the first time, but started working with it as a professional developer since 2017. When I started, Jeffery Way was my hero. Listening to his tutorials on Laracast helped me learn the basics correctly and fast. I am proud to be part of this great community.

php is not only for web development it iis also for building good backend for others apps and more . i love php

i know am late to the party, currently learning typescript for my latest project so far am loving it, I don't know why I hesitated for so long, it appears to me that ts is a very specific js. shout out to Microsoft for this gem.

A timeline visualization would have helped this doc a lot.