Redwood in 100 Seconds

RedwoodJS is a fullstack JavaScript framework that combines the power of React, GraphQL, and Prisma into a single package. It is used to build serverless web applications with a relational SQL database for the storage layer.

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[phatakom]

Makes me want to hire someone with 10+ years of Redwood experience.

[adenrius]

0:11 "npm install hell"

I looked at npm and of course there was a package named hell, and of course it wasn't maintained lol

[raiguard]

Me: "What is Redwood?"
Fireship: "Redwood JS is..."
Me: "Oh, never mind."

[raz]

"We made this so developers can get things done quickly and reliably"
~ literally every JS framework out there

[penguindrummaster]

I say it everytime, but the series of "...in 100 seconds" is a phenomenal idea when you're not sure what a new technology or language has to offer. Thanks for the great content and information

[echoptic]

Every 10 seconds a new js framework is born

[LimitlessDriveOffical]

These 100-sec videos has really helped me navigate what technologies to pick and showed me some of the best practices to follow. Thanks for all your efforts.

[matheusvictor]

Every hour a new JS framework is born, and every time it happens we care less about it

[mdfalexis]

I just started a new project today.. My day was implementing pretty much everything said here..
Happy to start all over tomorrow to try this

[thehellberg]

Well thats a mitochondria my dude, which in terms of science is not a cell 1:56

[nasheomirro]

I seemed to have gained the power to detect a javascript framework just by looking at the logo, either that or javascript frameworks keep popping up frequently and I just guess it's a js framework every time.

[SoreBrain]

Js framework circlejerk aside, it sounds pretty cool. All technologies I already like, bundled together in a way that makes sense.

[tony]

This is awesome. Another framework I need to waste my time learning and completely abandon in 5 years.

[danchovanes]

If you're a college student watching this going "what the fuck is even that?"

Allow me to assure you that this feeling is correct, permanent, and normal.

[_CazaBobos]

Just what the world needs: Another js framework

[inserteunnombreapropiado]

Seeing the overwhelming amount of frameworks out there, the massive amount of files and things I need to know makes me less wanting to learn web dev and wanting to learn more of OS and system programming.

[tzlukoma]

I would love to see a Redwood course where you built a whole full stack application with it

[LimitlessDriveOffical]

I like how frameworks now tend to take multiple technologies (which would stress the heck out of developers by just integrating them together not to talk about the repeated set one has to write for each project) and place them in one giant structure, making it more seamless in using these technologies,
Fullstack development hasn't been more fun.

[Hyperlands]

Redwood is amazing, I've been using it for a while! Great video as always.

[AJD...]

This made me think that it's getting way too crowded in the web dev ecosystem. So many options to choose from and so much to learn. This is too much for me and I'm getting overwhelmed.