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pls add part 2 with GC and batching calls

Great video! Could you perhaps create a tutorial on deploying a Django React App with AWS EC2 or direct me to a resource for that? I have found a tutorial for deploying a Django project with EC2, but I have my frontend in React separately like you.

Great content

Thank you, Philip. Your content is fantastic. It would be even better if you could make a video about the differences between incremental DOM and virtual DOM and their pros and cons

very informative video 👍

very informative video. Thanks

Thank you SOOOO MUCH! Awesome work!

Hi!! can you create one video on react server component, how it works under the hood.

It all works, thank you!

Good to see your videos back on my recommended list. Great explanation and thanks for generating more interest in the upcoming version of React.

great video Philip! Keep rocking

awsome bro you just make it so simple to understand thanku bro 🙂🙂

Great explanation, thanks!

clear & comprehensive video🥰

Great video! Very comprehensive material But at 10:40 you mentioned that two first <li> items will be unmounted because there will be new <li> inserted before the first one But neither type nor key have changed. Only children have changed. So I guess they won't be unmounted, but their props will be changed

Thanks...

Nice, can you also make a video on how to resolve react warning in a console Like memory leak warning Passive event handling took 250ms and many more

I haven't found any channel who teaches things this much deep on react... Appreciate your effors, Have a healthy life.

you should do a react course my friend.

👏🏻

Just great as usual. Keep it up!

Great video, brtoher! Can you please mention the VSCode theme and font you are using?

Amazing content keep up the good work

Nice job dude !! 🎉

Wow.. please create a long content about this

Great video. A great way to show how react-query works under the hood. And obviously I'd like a second episode of this. Additionally, If I may, I think it'd be a very good idea to add TypeScript into consideration in the next video and adding proper types. Halfway through the video I was lost in all of those values and had to help myself with types. Using types and TypeScript adds a certain structure to how you look at your code. It can also help tremendously in the teaching capabilities of your next video.

Very neatly showed how everything works under the hood, great job! I'd really like a second part of this tutorial. But, if I may, I think it'll be a good idea to also take TypeScript into consideration in the next video. Halfway through the video I was lost in all of the values without types. Adding TypeScript in that kind of project adds a certain structure to your understanding of the building blocks and it improves the learning capabilities even more.

Cool. Looing saving this for later. Thank you for this!

I hope you keep uploading videos like this, I really love the way you explain concepts 🤍🤍

Where is the react deployment?

Why are you not getting ts 7006 errors, Have you relaxed typescript rules, I am getting a lot of TS errors even for things like constructor() { this.queries = []; }

excellent work! thanks!

need part 2 (longer version like 1 hour)

Bro you're my hero

This explanation can be understood by a 5 year old as well! Genius!!!

This is so cool! Please continue making these type of videos

great job. very good info in a short time.

Great video ! Would you mind saying which programs you used to create this video? Specifically, the animations at 2:51 and the text animation as you add code in your IDE

I always wondered about this. Thank you for the video.

extreme clean and raw implementation as usual

welcome back :)

讲的太好了，thanks

2 hours gem content in 15 minutes! Thanks a lot!

Thank you!

I'm really enjoying your React lecture! Thank you!

Amazing explanation for such a complex subject!!!

The idea of this video is to show you that "raw" Linux deployment can be quite easy. When I was learning web development many years ago, I used to deploy my applications using services for everything thinking that deploying from scratch has to be very difficult. I hope that this video will convince you that it is not. As noted, this is not an in-depth guide on deployment, but I am thinking of creating a series of videos where I would go much deeper. Let me know if this is something that you would be interested in.

maybe you should look into the way you make videos. I watched the video and i could listen to the words but could not understand a thing you said

Actually the best videos on React I've ever seen. As a beginner in React I find your content amazingly helpful, deep and clear-cut. Thank you a lot, man, you're GOAT

Great Video!