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You are wasting your time parsing directly from the sec. Use a middle service like fincoded who have already done it and have an api.

Awesome man. Quick question why does it take so much time to search. Like I searched Tesla It kept searching for almost 5 sec. And after few time I again search But I think it didn't cache or something so again searched for 5 sec

i love the way you communicate, you look like you're going to be successful, just keep on doing what you do, i'll support your journey by subscribing

@ben I can provide you some guidance with AWS services. I work there.

This is a nice video !

Cool stuff. Save my time to figure out how svelte and supabase works together.🙌❤

pls do a svelte tutorial!!

The idea that serverless solves TypeScript's performance problems is madness. Serverless charges you by compute time and instances. You're essentially saying "just burn money as fuel and TypeScript will go fast!"

I always get scared when i see people abusing databases as interfaces. My team would defenestrate me for doing so. However in a very small team you could probably work around the traps with proper communication.

Basically svelte5 is vue3

I hate that videos like this don't do well on youtube, because this is EXACTLY the kind of content people need.

Can i get types also from Kotlin to the server?

Good video. Not like those other 'tech' channels going for 10k a week, after 2 year dev experience, building on top of a SAAS boilerplate.

The svelte kit app would be called a BFF fwiw. (Backend for frontend)

I feel you on the moving towards simplicity. I'm a bit over NextJS and the next project I build will be in Svelte. Excited to learn it.

I think the techstack is too complicated.

It’s called a befe

Enjoying your vids and your learning. From my experience, my only worry is your direct drizzle db connect vs an abstraction, eg api. Your view point of having to handle another Go service in-between wasn't worth it is valid, but schemas l and data sources change where an api and response can be versioned. Perhaps its locked down for your use case, so the additional bridge doesn't make sense. I'd personally advise to ensure you can extend easily, so perhaps your svelte db calls are in repositories that can instead call an endpoint. You're likely well aware of all of this and have the appropriate context to make the correct call. Adding my experience from past problems 👍

Keen to understand the use of MySQL in addition to supabase.

Just curious, why not use Supabase for the cronjob data too? What was the benefit of using mysql there?

curious - have you considered using sst to orchestrate the infra?

It took me a little while to get used to folder based routing. There are still a couple of things about it that bug me, but Sveltekit brings a lot to the table that would kind of be a real headache without it. It makes creating web components trivial. Progressive web apps have some dedicated tooling that certainly makes life easier. One of your previous videos inspired me to jump in on version 5 as well and man I know some people don't like some parts of it but for me it's really amazing. I have been able to do some pretty complicated things in ways that made it feel uncomplicated.

I love what you are doing so much.

How is the experience of using Svelte5 with SvelteKit? I used Sveltekit a long time ago when it was quite early and got burnt by all the hard coding needed to leverage the unstable parts. Looking at using SvelteKit for a new project but Svelte5 not being stable it feels a bit like getting back in the risk of having to deal with breaking changes.

Interesting, as architecturing the revamp of an old rails app, i came to the same structure and getting a fullstack framework to handle user domain features while python and golang will handle heavy lifting backend stuff. I'm not yet set on auth.

Very interesting video. What are the advantages of running supabase locally?

Is there a reason you're not using supabase for vector db?

Dude this is so sick, can you make a vid on how you met your team?

how do you create the interactive graphs?

IT LOOKS FCKN AWESOME! I'm on an assignment with go and htmx but this might be the best sveltekit app I've seen so far! I'm jealous to work on Sveltekit again. The way I separate is like this: there is front-end and back-end. Front-end have two sides, client-side and server-side. Back-end is all server so no need to say it like that. So total separation is: Client-side (Svelte stuff) Server-side (Sveltekit stuff) Back-end (Python-Go-DB stuff)

If Jack Harlow was a dev 😂

Congratulations about the launch! Hope you the best. Im about to launch too (a much simpler app, just sveltekit + postgres) Im analyzing to skip vercel and aws and deploy to a VPS using Coolify, do you know it? It seems promising

Cool overview! Two questions, and maybe opportunities for further simplification. 1. Why is Python needed for custom search? If you already have Go and TS servers, why introduce a third language? You might not want the search to be serverless, but that doesn’t mean you need to further complicate the stack. 2. Why use two dbs instead of multiple tables within a single db? Can the Go server not easily interface with the Supabase db or was there some other reason? Similar to point 1-a new dev who joins your team now has to learn two db providers instead of just one. Really enjoying your videos! I always learn something here. Cheers.

If Tauri version 2.0 becomes stable, outside beta, you can potentially use ur current stack to build an ios/android app

Hey I am complete beginner that just started with basic html css and now doing a JS course. It seems that you are really knowledgeable in what you do. I was wondering if you could make a video or just in this reply on what your roadmap would be if you were a complete (actual complete) beginner that never wrote a line of code. And then discuss on what you would do as the most optimal path of learning full stack development.

The first thing that comes to my mind when deciding to make the core backend functionality directly in SvelteKit or NextJS or whatever is: what happens if you want to make also a mobile app for example? Would you have to scale your sveltekit services just because an increase in demand of the mobile app, even though sveltekit frontend has nothing to do with mobile?

are you shipping bun?

Super impressive! I love svelte but steered away because of the lack of ui libraries. Cool to see someone build custom UIs.

How big is your team?

Why didn't you go SvelteKit all the way?

Congrats!

Don't forget us when you go big-time! This project looks awesome. Congrats, man.

Any better abstraction than using a class?

Amazing UX and UI work very impressive app. Nice job.

Just to let you know in the footer the privacy policy, terms and conditions and support links doesnt work

love to see somebody's tryna break the shackles of 9-5 and live his life wish you the best bud

still uses compiler

Its really interesting hearing you talk about being able to architect everything in AWS, because thats how many established household names build and deploy things at scale. There seems to be an anti-aws sentiment in the startup/SaaS sector, especially on RUclips, But as a software engineering consultant, I can't imagine needing to go outside of AWS to build the core of an app you can imagine. My current client is a global car manufacturer, and we're talking about IoT and satellites. Guess what? AWS has an answer.

I was searching for any code base or starter for Svelte 5 on your GitHub (bmdavis419), but I couldn't find any projects. Can you make the next video?

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