I used 3 different File System APIs in Node.js

#nodejs #javascript #tutorial

[nagarajansubramani]

I love how in your videos you setup the code as a series of Undo operations so as you continually press Ctrl+Z the code lines magically appear pasted on screen as you speak along.

[evols]

I had not used callbacks for a long time, this video revived my callback PTSD. Async/await truly is a marvelous thing

[ewanmunro]

I think a more code focused channel makes a lot of sense. Combining your iconic voice and concise (and fun) writing with a traditional education kind of feel.

[blueguy]

This is a great channel idea. I agree with others; at a certain point, it becomes easiest to understand how a piece of software works simply by looking at the code, so it makes sense to have a channel where code is central.

[Krikit]

Shouldn't that be await readdir for the promises API?

[abdullahsoomro]

Lovely videos. Keep uploading short and very informative videos. And thank you for creating such an amazing content.

[e-jarod]

A tutorial about oauth in nestjs / node.js (without existing passport lib) will be awesome
Some OAuth services have not their own passport plugin

[guilhermealveslopes]

I love this channel Jeff, I subscribed with Bell icon, cause me, and buch of other people, highly want to see tons upon tons of very specific non-introductory pieces like this.
And then maybe in the end we could build a guides website for all of javascript with just videos from this channel.

[Mufti]

A server side app that deletes things from my "notporn" folder? Great product-market fit!

[neilvasu]

yesss this is what we need, in the weeds snippets

[sweatypotato]

what? this channel exist I didnt know until now

[re.liable]

I'd be interested in a video about js/mjs/cjs extensions, and the `node:` prefix for built-in modules

[CarlenWhite]

It isn't running a separate thread when it comes to callbacks/promises, it's the event loop. AFAIK you're adding something to the event loop, your function yields, the loop polls for status, and runs the associated callback(s) if needed plus anything else.

If you've worked with an async runtime in Rust, you might know what's going on here.

[Infinitay]

I would love if this second channel hosts various comparisons and benchmarks between different libraries, and even libraries in other languages.

[zozodejante]

Your upload schedule on this channel is blazingly fast bro

[shoucs]

Great Video, but to complete your Youtube career you will now we need a "Afar Fireship" channel too.

[anthonybyansi]

Even though you create 100 fireship channels, I will definitely npm sub fireship

[supercellodude]

If I was a smug scheme or haskell weenie, I'd drone on about "oh javascript has finally caught on with continuation programming". However, waiting for standards bodies to try and "zip together" divergent implementations' feature sets is very familiar between ecmascript and the RnRS.

[SivicIsntFat]

Isn’t it running in the same thread but on the eventloop?

[Ai]

Currently doing spring security and cors is beating me up so bad. I'm using react as my front end