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[NeetCode]

Holy shit, theprimeagen reacted to me! 🤯 Love it

[Lambda.Function]

Interestingly there are also functional programming patterns. I've got the full list here:

1. Functions

[ericm]

Reasons I find these react type videos to be among the top best things to be happening to my career:
1) I find out amazingly informative tech YouTubers from the original videos
2) Primes constant interjections is basically 100x-ing the information
3) He’s so f*in funny.
4) This kind of gold only seems to flow from highly technical senior engineers in the creamy layer of companies

Thanks prime, continue to make these !

[sealsharp]

I love how some of the patterns are "wtf is that monstrosity" while others are "oh, that's a pattern? I thought that's basic doing things".

[betterinbooks]

2:48 - factory pattern
4:38 - builder pattern
6:36 - -singleton- arch user pattern
10:03 - observer pattern
11:40 - iterator pattern
14:21 - strategy pattern
16:09 - adapter pattern
17:56 - facade pattern

[LogicEu]

So many religions in software nowadays

[maxteer]

I'm gonna take a shot every time you mention you work at Netflix

[axelfoley]

Video: Screw too small for the hole.
Primeagen: We've all felt this...
Me: I thought the idea was you couldn't feel it.

[DryBones]

I too love the strategy pattern. Higher order functions are the most beautiful way to do the strategy pattern. Functional programming is just the strategy pattern all the way down. I love the strategy pattern btw.

[norcal]

The pattern of choice at my job: The Spaghetti Pattern

[icemojo]

8:08 Well, as an avid Python programmer, I can vouch that while using decorators feels pretty nice (most of the time), writing them is an absolute mind numbing experience.

[cas]

It would be cool to go through examples of patterns in rust. I haven't looked at the code for serde but it seems to use interesting patterns such as adapters to support different serialization formats.

[PasiFourmyle]

Youtube REALLY wanted me to watch this, popping up on my end screens and recommended list for like 2 weeks now. I finally watched sadly I'm not far enough on my coding journey to have learned anything or understood what was going on other than the great Prime jokes🤣

[highlanderdante]

are we going to just ignore the fact that he's using camelCase on Python?

[thekwoka]

The way Prime talks about his little Netflix local server box thing is like how a white girl talks about that one semester she studied abroad in Barcelona.

[josephp]

I love how straight to the point reactions Prime Reacts have

[Santa]

Some of the patterns are so ubiquitous that you almost don't need to know them. Like I don't need to know that air is called air because I just breathe it naturally

[hamzahmd_]

I first thought it was about PrimeReact UI Library.

Your videos are fun to watch; I've subscribed.

[patrickshepherd]

Ngl... sometimes listening to the definitions of these named patterns, I feel like the next one is gonna be "and the Typing Pattern is where you press keys on the keyboard to put code in a computer!" "The Press Play Pattern is where you have to click a button to make your code run after it's written!"

[lorenzodrea]

> Buys patterns book
> Looks inside
> Interfaces
> 😐