Thank you to Honeypot for the awesome documentary. I learned so much from this 😳
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The documentary is so inspiring to watch
Its gonna be wild when this reaction video gets more views than the original! 😅
The future looks fun.
Wow, they really made a documentary about a javascript project, impressive!
Just watched this documentary, and man I loved it!!
Crazy to imagine that this documentary basically only covered the first few years before next.js
At 30:05 what keyboard is this?
come on man it hasn't even been a day
It seems XHP is being written out of the history of JSX. I think even Ryan Carniato was ignorant of it in a recent deep dive into JSX.
great video, great documentary, but i gotta say that miles doing that thing with his paws at 25:30 was the epitome of video entertainment.
get rid of the moustache pleassse
Wait where is the reaction?
Super cool documentary! So inspiring!
Can someone please share the links to those conferences?
I'm still unsure about why Ryan Carniato spends so much energy trying to undermine react instead of trying to innovate more, it reflects poorly on him and by extension on his framework, which incidentally tries to cash on react's popularity by copying its concepts without VDom. It's just as if he thought that the only way to make his framework look good was pointing out how bad react is, when finds something he can complain about… It's childish and probably makes people question Solid a lot more. He does the same thing with Svelte btw… It just triggers me… If he were more humble, I'd have given Solid a chance ages ago, but his personality is plain toxic and I don't want any part of that. Sticking to React, and now also Svelte
Now I want to contribute to the react repo but I am not qualified. Maybe one day.
I'm really thankful you uploaded this to Youtube, I wasn't able to make it to the livestream lol. Thank you!
Jing Chan is like Master Oogway in this.
1:04:28 What happened to Pete's posture over time???
Bit of dick move reposting the whole documentary as "reacting" video and taking the views and monetization away from the original production team. Unsubbed your channel.
I hit the like button using vimium
Why watch the documentary when I can watch Theo’s reaction to the documentary…
okay now we need a next.js documentary
I stopped watching the original video to see this one with Theo's comments – it only got better. 😄
"Baltimore, my favorite framework" -Theo … ROFL 😄🤣
I didn't know you were doing this. I wouldn't have watched myself.
I wish every developer had a manager like Tom….he's a gem 💎
As someone who learned JS in like 2006/7 and have just come back into the space last year this doc was cool for understanding the context of then and why it led to the choices of now.
Really well done doc.
turns on the MixPre then plugs into the Wave XLR. idiot 😆
look at these people's homes. working at FAANG was cracked in 2010's
Just watched the documentary, now this 🔥
Why I am watching this second time 😅
51:27 require React with capital letter? What kind of "require" works like that?
That was great ❤
This was so awesome to watch it , especially with Theo commenting on. I have been learning JavaScript for more than a year now, and I choose a React as my primary JS framework. It was so nice to see, how all it started it.
The real hero here are the generated subtitles…. 😄
truly an awesome story.
watched it till very end.
React is so impactful, and documentary is awesome. Literally, React change my life completely. Appreciate it.
Amazingly inspiring story and I appreciate your background information as being someone who was not in the frontend/Javascrpt ecosystem as React evolved.
"IRC is like a Discord server. Be thankful you were born when you were born." lol
Dang, you live watched the whole thing? 😂😂😂
what is react js? – source am a js developer
why is the guy from parks and rec, the inventor of cones of dunshire, talking about coding