Does anyone knows how Ping.gg works? (Conversation sidelined)
I mean is it built entirely with TypeScript? And how the underlying infrastructure works for Ping.gg?
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just pay for sub
sub channel has a bunch about it here and there that theo shares whenever
What is sub channel?
Got it.
can someone share what's in there? 👀
no, just sub
a lot of letters
a lot of a's
letters?
ass? xD
yup
usually put together to form something meaningful
bruh, then its unfair to theo man, he doing this for living
ngl i also want to sub but $5 to me $20> due to currency 😢
Check for YT membership it might be adjusted for your currency
I am a 🏴☠️
YT membership cost isn't bad honestly theo's videos have uplifted me from eternal junior hell hole. And I'm happy with nice job to pay back some of it.
How much it costs in india?
Dude
You have internet connection right
₹159 for yt and ₹110 for Twitch, I just don't use Twitch that's y I'm on yt
that's dirt cheap.
Yeh
let me see if it is possible in Pakistan.
my hellhole.
are there any other benefits to it? Like some other private videos?
Probably, it's nice they adjusted it for purchasing power I'm actually paying for stuff rather than pirating them
Nothing u get access to premium shitposting channels
are you now a senior dev?
I guess, it's nice to stop just getting sucked into every new programming tutorial
you use t3 stack now?
Yeh, I did use it for one project. Mostly Theo's ideas around not getting sucked too much into complexity helps you alot
non of them is availabe in Pakistan.
You have to pay with USD.
We had to do that too, it's recent update
Given our shit economy, that's expensive.
I hope i can bypass that with an indian vpn.
can I immigrate to india from pakistan? xD
U can try
whats this website built with https://www.kubre.in/?
Home - kubre.in
Vaibhav's Homepage on the internet
@sen.py
Astro
Can I use React inside astro?
I actually started using astro after theos video
btw, have any of you setup a monorepo?
Yeh
Yes you can
And yes I have and I hate doing it
Why? xD
The setting up part is always a headache
Just use astro probably won't need if it's blog like website
And everything has to be done slightly different with monorepos
But how are you going to share the different components with your projects?
I ain't touching monorepos for now, I'm figuring out docker
Good old copy paste 
Won't that be hard to share updates?
Do you guys store reuseable components in another project?
I'm actually not authority on it I never this much frontend to have to manage shared repo of components
I'm pretty sure there is good example of it cal.com repo you might wanna check that out
Damn. Cal.com is built with next.js
i dont lol
i just use shadcn
and change based on projects needs
Lol
Yeh
I never thought next.js is worthly of being a fullstack framework.
I wasted so much time on rails. xD
you thought wrong
I think people setup their own packages or something
although I learned ton of things from rails.
not gonna be the first time.
Calcom also uses trpc
that's too much overhead.
also ts-rest seems cool
a bit simpler than trpc
so I think my hate for JS and TS was unjustified.
nicer if you're just doing fastify + next/astro/svelte or smth
why was I wasting my time. xD
btw, how do you guys see svelte?
its good 
I have heard that you can't easily use simple third party libraries in react.
ive "used" it 2 days ago on my portfolio
but like, i didnt use any features lol
Why is theo hellbent on react rather than svelte.
https://thatbarrydude.vercel.app/
i dont think he is
Do you guys think the same about svelte.
you're just interpreting it that way
Don't worry u will find plenty libraries with react than plain js ones, it truly has become jQuery of our time
i think next provides greater value
and better efficiency
its also been battle tested and many devs know it already
doesnt make sense for anything serious to choose svelte out of the gates tbh
unless theyre a bunch of svelte devs
what OS do you guys use for building shit?
macos or windows
I am on Windows, installed Linux for rails. Now I hate myself. xD
dual booted it actually.
Webstorm or VSCode?
Windows, vscode
Send plugin list.
no
send noobs
Only language and GitHub copilot nothing fancy
alright.
any good resource to learn advance react or nextjs?
there's no advanced parts tbh
there's react then there's next
or should I dive into t3-app and built something with it?
there's no beginner part or advanced part
I don't know
useContext or useMemoknowing them wont make you a better dev either
how hard is next?
I already have 2 years exp with ASP.NET backend.
theyre just tools, you can always learn them
the important thing is your mindset and your willpower to fail fucking over and over and keep going
Know some Angular, and Hotwire.
theres no hardness level
Alright. Let me dive deep into t3 and see what I can build with it.
This conversation is so sidelined we can probably start new channel
I love it here.
meta shitposting
I am adding you guys as friends so I can invite to other discussions I start.
cool?
Sure