@reezuleanu1676
This guy explained everything perfectly for me, got my undivided attention, then randomly dipped. Absolute legend.
@alabilight3967
This is the first time in my life that I will search for a video, even after it disappeared abruptly, just to subscribe and like it. The content is truly excellent!
@tabliqatchi6696
I have no idea why, but I expected a poor quality click-bait video, but after watching this, I'm really enlightened on this. Thank you so much for making and posting this. 🌹
@eng.danson9264
please continue to be straight to the point.thank u so much. we need people like u on you tube. not this other people who talk a lot about nothing important in particular
@Sylarleft
That's the most comprehensive explanation for beginners out there! Usually, we have to search each term separately, but this video puts everything in context
@greenmanhulk
This video was on my home feed for the last one year. Just watched it. Awesome piece. The way he ended the video was hilarious!
@HeroineOfTwilight
Love how the code coffee transforms into a breakfast smoothie at 9:14 lol But for real thank you for this video; I'm completely teaching myself all of these computer science concepts so having a fairly bite sized, well-explained video laying these out is an especially helpful starting point on my way to understanding the overall picture.
@jpgenovese
Dude I have the worst attention span but this video is great, so much information in so little time. No time wasting. Subscribed
@sbulelomzobe5970
Bro I'd like to thank you for the effort you put in trying to explain all of this info in a way that we could understand. It's very overwhelming when you're starting off as a developer and you receive a bunch of info that's just all over the place. Please please please keep structuring your videos like this, especially tutorials.
@imAlexisdzn
I think this is the simplest, most understandable and beautiful explanation about WEB APPS Architecture ever. Great video!
@vivekjoshi3769
I came here as I got curious about web apps and I loved the way you explained it. I am not from a tech background and I thought I couldn't understand it but I did. Now I can explain this to anyone. Thank you!
@robberttoorenburg42
Thanx brother for explaining this to a complete beginner like me trying to learn software development!
@bulelanibotman
thank you for explaining, microservices because as a student i really couldn't understand that concept. if you have time it would be appreciated if you could do a small demo app using the microservice architecture, looking at the code would further cement this knowledge!
@4115steve
The team that works on youtubes search service is terrible at their job, it's starting to look like instagram and facebook search. It use to be good, but now it's spam and unrelated things.
@JavariasTestKitchen
I was in deep for the server less architecture when the good bye hit me. 10 minute video felt nothing like 10. Greate content.
@L0VEWAR
This video is so so soooooo well done. Love the way you teach and gesticulate (and may or may not have stolen this habit to apply it to my own teaching). This video would have been super helpful for me 1 week earlier, so I would have scored a few bonus points at the recent interviews. Anyway, I did pass them. As for yourself sir, keep up a good job!
@ConquerJS
There's been a lot of backlash against micro-services with many teams running back to good ol fashioned monolithic architecture, as microservces can quickly become unmanageable and create impenetrable silos among larger teams where one team has no idea what the other team is doing even though both work on the same app, but neither team knows each other's codebases.
@jahanzebrr
Love the way you architected this video.... Came In, Told us everything & said Goodbye, no BS in between. Great Video BTW.
@xyzxyzxyzxyz
Microservices are only necessary for large scale apps with very specific business cases. It is incredibly hard to define a domain inside a large application and when starting on your app a “monilith” structure is the way to go for most. As long as they keep the backend en frontend separated through “SPA” design and implement a pub/sub event driven architecture. Microservices can be created by cutting up the original monolith (if even necessary). But by doing tasks out of sync you can also easily scale up by deploying more workers
@fknight