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what is going on guys welcome back to
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no sorry sorry it's my i've just come
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back from a holiday and i think i'm
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in a holiday mode but hang on
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welcome back guys to bill break and fix
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show brought to you by the raw coders
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here and i've just come back from my
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trip abroad really
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glad to be back and really pumped
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thanks to that i know it's just good
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good to have you back zayn um yeah um
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you know you do a good job in managing
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the managing the project keeping
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everything organized so
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um i think yeah it's really good to have
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you back and you bring a lot of energy
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to it as well so yeah
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great to have you back thank you kay uh
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finish off i'm mixing the
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names as well that's not good that's not
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good anyway um yeah
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great to be back um
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team team members friends and
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uh have been really legends in
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continuing this stream so thank you very
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much for that i really appreciate all
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your efforts dedication
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commitment to this
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show fantastic to have you guys
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just a bit of a recap i
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took uh a bit of an update from km
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they eventually updated
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me and really impressed me actually how
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far they brought the
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project so really feeling blessed to
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have you guys as a part of the team
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good to have you mate again
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yeah so they said that um uh
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go through as in what have you guys
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done since i was i was gone as a summary
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and what do we plan to do today finesse
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yeah yep sounds good um so while you
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away we we worked on uh doing updating
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you know that means when uh when we make
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when we edit the notes after creating we
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um you know make sure it's updated in
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the back end so that's one thing
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there is there's a small thing we have
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to fix with that it's that um
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the patch is still being called um yeah
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when there's uh no no like no changes so
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ah okay right yeah yeah yeah we do need
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to fix that but otherwise yeah that's
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pretty good i think
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um and the other thing we did was that
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deletion of notes as well so when we
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click the cross you know that deletes
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the note and that removes it in the back
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yeah so essentially that's the the two
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uh biggest things we we worked on during
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time uh today i think um we want to
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start off with uh jira um
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just get everything coordinated again
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and um i think yeah and this is not me
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uh just saying it for the sake of it but
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actually like you know you're like we
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realized how much of like coordination
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and and organization you've done because
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like when there was lack of it there's
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like you know you kind of felt it like
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you know what i mean that's not it's not
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much structure so um yeah
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like actually i think um you know you
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can get us back on track in that and
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that's uh in that sense for sure
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um and then after that we uh we plan to
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ensure the posting of the
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yet unique at the back end yeah yeah
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that's what you want to say
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um yeah so that's what we have planned
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for today fantastic um thanks a lot for
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i'm really admiring how much you've
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improved as in overall your
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communication your summer risingly and
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your technical ability you're improving
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keep that up really
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good to see all this all this all this
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let's get cracking um i'll share my
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oh it's been ages i've done this
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i think he actually um
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yeah he does that sometimes
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yeah true it's been ages sorry
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gotta cut him gotta um
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cut him some slack
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i like your comment
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they totally skipped jarrah that's true
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like kids who they could who parents
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left for the weekend
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yeah true that's true
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i guess i opened up jira in the same tab
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as stream yard so you just
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close there and open must
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open up my stream yard
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um yeah so i'm just sharing my screen
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yeah it's been a while man so can you
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uh but also i'm gonna say saying like um
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did you did you see tory joined us or
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joined me on one of the episodes as well
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i'm not sure if you saw that
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um i'm not entirely sure i saw that no
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what did you guys do
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it was yeah tori guided me on
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on building a reactor we didn't finish
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it but it was meant to be like a real
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time it's jingo fantastic
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yeah so it's really good to have tori on
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as well to be honest
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wonderful man i'm really happy that you
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this stream for these kind of purposes
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as well though as in
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what more could i want when
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the stream is being
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used for these this kind of learning
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purposes it's just
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so how was your experience
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yeah it was good it was good um i yeah i
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react in a while so i was just basically
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like troy was like you know right this
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piece of cod was just like writing it
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pretty i was just like following what he
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had to say but yeah it was really fun
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um changing up a little bit and just
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doing a bit of reactions yeah it was
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you know one now that you have told
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me i'm gonna go back and see the
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okay i'm gonna just insert these notes
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puts it down right
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what are the options actually
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authenticate no no i don't want sorry
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it's trying to identify user
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no i don't want to do this at the moment
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i'm pretty sure you guys have already
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done the testing isn't it obvious
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i would say put it down oh man just
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because no we have but like the thing i
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was saying earlier i added another
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ticket in that if you if you want to put
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this in done and then maybe we can just
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um oh we can face it off that ticket
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so if you scroll down what's that
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it's the the last one
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personal being called
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passionate method being open no changes
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are made to the notes
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ah okay right right right right right i
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cool so i just add this one to that and
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say i shouldn't put this one right
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yeah i was thinking hold um just so like
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you know we kind of remember but you
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add that that issue to this
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link if you're blocked by
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uh huh search issues there we go cool
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that's pretty cool
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so we can come back to
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make back and talk to front end that's
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there that's all right
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that's all isn't it
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unchecked front and last error
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oh yep this shows up
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it shows up in chrome so when you when
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you do live server
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and we haven't looked into this either
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but this is a and you go on the console
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in uh in the console so something i
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think we need to look into it as well
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and fix it before we release it
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eric shows up in chrome okay cool we
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will probably come back to
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this after we've done the
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of this but it doesn't create any
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no no it doesn't okay cool
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perfect um in that case that's the
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jason's the other team member all right
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cool so now what we can do is
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there was another unique board
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to get there should be in there probably
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i've forgotten to create that right
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and the function that you should be upon
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actually um we might want to do it in
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the home page loads up
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might wanna already
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store all the boards from the database
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so in that way when we press uh when we
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type a born board name and click go it
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doesn't have to take a trip to
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database check and then come back and
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putting all the boards in cash when the
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homepage loads up would be
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which boards are already there in the
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it will save a trip from the database
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what boards would we store in the cage
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like the most frequently
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most frequently used boards
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if there's a a really irregular user
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he would be able to
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create the board because
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a dublicate board that he already had
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or that already exists in the database
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because the board that he created
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wouldn't appear in the list that we will
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use to compare it with
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but if it's not in the list then can't
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we would just check the database you
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know what i mean like if um so
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save the boards in the cage but also
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if it's frequently visited you
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you know i mean what you do is like so
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for the frequently visited boards you
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check the cache um and then if it say
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return it if it's not there then go to
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the db and fetch it this
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is what i would have thought
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okay so we're not talking about getting
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anything we're just
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seeing that if the board that we want to
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insert already exists
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if it does then we won't let the user
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create that board as in the board name
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does that make any sense or where are
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you as in along which
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lines are you thinking
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yeah i think that makes sense so like um
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you want to save all the board names in
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in case like without the port itself
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just the board names right that's what
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and then just retrieve it from the
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from the cage essentially
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we're not gonna write all the boards
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cache we will just store
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we will just store
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boards that are present in the database
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cache when the home page loads up so in
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talk to the database again and again
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we can just talk to the cache itself
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finish were you saying
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can you repeat which is
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what you said again please
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yeah i was just confused saying like um
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yeah i guess it was just throwing just
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the board names then that's fine like i
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thought maybe you meant we'd be storing
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board in the cage as well
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just be the existing board names
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would be is because we just
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want the board names
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duplicate okay that's all
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for example if you have already created
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i mean if someone has already created a
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yeah yeah that makes sense
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what about the expiring the cash um
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so every uh story every time um
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the app's home page is loaded
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only then we're gonna store
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in the cache from the
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why not just index the borden board
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you means saw them
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okay um i'm not really familiar with
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indexing the board name
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we will probably have to research
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that one uh dinesh uh are you aware of
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as in indexing the board names in
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no no i know i wasn't aware of that
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that's an interesting concept
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i'm gonna definitely look into that one
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i'm improving data ah
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what is indexing in
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downloads indexes for primary key
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attributes to improve accesses
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the explorer exploration application
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access and data retrievals and bad
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performance by reducing application lag
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that's interesting
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basically you won't
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refuse to store the
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uh board names in the cache
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board names um i mean we all already
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have the board names but we can just use
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in indexes as a primary key
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attributes to get them
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you can you you can use a
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yeah but that if that's the case then
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we'll still be talking to the database
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so if there's test
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go to the database come back
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no we can't and then we
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test2 then an other trip to the
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database and that will really cost us in
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all right um so i'm inclined to go to
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yeah but it's cheaper than a cache i
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how would it be cheaper
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than the cache because every time you're
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checking a board name you're doing a
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and every time you're
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talking to the database and as much
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crude operations are done on the the
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space the more it will cost
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that's problem okay so we don't really
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care about expiring but
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technically i would
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give it an expiry of say
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going a bit further off the track now
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yes so here's what's gonna happen
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we use caching and i'm pretty sure it
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must be free because we're going to use
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no uh as in every time the index paid of
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the homepage loads up if we you use
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local storage or caching
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i think local storage is caching isn't
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hang on i need to check that i'm
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doubting myself now
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have a guest finish
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secondly it's inability
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local cash for data january on the
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server but not subject to local storage
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is great for relative static
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files and database table i think it is
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to increase performance when the data is
0:27:00
needed to potentially offer offline
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versions of the data
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um if you scroll down a little saying
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the stack of the question yeah
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that would be really helpful
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okay i'll leave you back in it
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cases data which is used very frequently
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caches when we want to use
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we want to store frequently used
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data to reduce processing and
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loading required and this is exactly
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what we want to do
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local storage is based on as in
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info or a bit more
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so yes cash is the way forward so i'm
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i thought you meant
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that muddy be cash um
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i'm just i'm thinking of the browser
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how would we what what's your idea of
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that saying like what would we what
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technology do we use that like is it
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if we want to use case you um
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honestly i need to do the solutions
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um i think there was a so
0:29:04
reddish because that deals in data
0:29:09
if my memory is correct
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it's been long how you should use and
0:29:25
local storage okay so we're not talking
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about local storage
0:29:30
sorry we're talking about cash now and
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then there are two different things
0:29:35
according to our research just now as in
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a brand new knowledge
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okay it's officially proved i need to do
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my essay exam again
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okay why don't we just like um maybe
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maybe we come back to it and then but
0:30:01
for now we can still we can still work
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on like the uniqueness right like
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um whether it's unique in the like
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yes so what i was thinking the approach
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uh according to me would be
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first of all store all the boards
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and then um we can
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type in our board name we can check
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that's stored in the cache
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that if that if the board that we if the
0:31:00
board name that we have just typed is
0:31:02
present in that list
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in the cache if it is
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we don't allow then allow them name but
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if it if if it's not then
0:31:16
the huge user is able to create the
0:31:21
yeah that makes sense to me yes
0:31:32
that's a really good question what's uh
0:31:47
google the hang on um
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like storing a list or
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but this code can help oh so ah
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right right right right right
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the case object for it
0:32:44
this data structure thread so you don't
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so do you know what's the http
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storage form mechanism for request and
0:33:13
pairs that cache in the long live memory
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yeah so i think we should use this one
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because i don't want it to
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it will populate that list in the cache
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server cache instead of browser uh
0:34:02
if i'm not mistaken because
0:34:07
like if this is browser cache wouldn't
0:34:11
it's on the client side that it's um
0:34:14
that it's caching and what we what we
0:34:18
for the list to be cached on the server
0:34:22
the website's being hosted
0:34:30
i did a really interesting point there
0:34:40
a server case is a target that
0:34:43
related to the side casing ah yeah i
0:34:46
think you you're right finish
0:34:50
it would do the psychic caching itself
0:34:59
temporary release saving content on the
0:35:02
client side is stored on the site's
0:35:08
yeah which means that every time it will
0:35:13
uh even load up all the board board
0:35:16
board names from the site's server
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you know it's choosing the server that's
0:35:33
closest to the end user ah i like this
0:35:40
using the server that's closest to the
0:35:42
end user for much faster loading terms
0:35:46
nice that's exactly what we need
0:35:49
sidecase browser cache server cache all
0:35:53
cool so we're going to be using
0:35:59
which would be our express
0:36:10
that would be in the
0:36:21
simple server side case for expressway
0:36:36
right right we need to access him
0:36:44
it's an npm module in
0:36:51
avocado middleware is the following
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looks for cash values shoes you know huh
0:37:00
if it's found it's a
0:37:02
dark response right
0:37:05
if it's uncurled in no cash it will wrap
0:37:09
send function to cache the
0:37:13
response before actually sending it to
0:37:17
and then calling in the middleware
0:37:23
are you following me finish
0:37:26
briefly i'm i'm starting to get lost um
0:37:30
i get the premise you want to
0:37:32
like this would be the
0:37:35
you would do it in express is it to
0:37:38
yes i'm thinking they
0:37:40
will be stored in express
0:37:45
they're using the express server isn't
0:37:52
and part of the express
0:37:56
survey is called this module
0:38:00
memory cache module
0:38:04
acts as a cache of the server
0:38:10
rendered with the role we can bring
0:38:12
creatures of them tory says your express
0:38:15
app is stateless how can it have memory
0:38:19
seriously there's one answer and it's
0:38:29
is express stateless interesting
0:38:36
i'm realizing how much have died have i
0:39:15
you should land it right
0:39:28
gonna execute and die
0:39:37
so you're reckoning that because the
0:39:40
express service state less
0:39:48
houses stateless though
0:40:26
because it's still less ensures
0:40:41
executed and then it will die because
0:40:43
he's done the job for that thread
0:40:57
actually makes sense
0:40:59
actually makes sense sorry
0:41:08
tori has a point though
0:41:12
that's a good point
0:41:14
i suppose maybe you can share it
0:41:24
i think he's i think he's being
0:41:27
i don't know i feel like that maybe is a
0:41:30
this is being ironic oh he's making a
0:41:35
now i think i don't know
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no he's being serious actually
0:41:41
just use our caching system
0:41:46
yeah we could go ahead and use
0:41:49
diamond caching system because
0:41:52
if you think then express is actually
0:42:00
execute and then die
0:42:06
so you won't really have any memory
0:42:10
to it which makes absolute sense
0:42:25
it's gonna die probably
0:42:30
yes so the only reason why we shouldn't
0:42:36
server-side cache is because it will die
0:42:39
eventually when the lambda stops running
0:42:46
okay that's serverless which means that
0:42:52
okay yeah makes sense okay
0:42:59
all right cool uh we can
0:43:03
go ahead and research how to do the
0:43:05
animal caching and see how that tree
0:43:10
yeah sounds good let's do that
0:43:18
i haven't done this it's the first time
0:43:21
choosing that song
0:43:29
oh it's a deck oh yeah yeah how can i
0:43:50
responses are returned from the cash in
0:43:56
making decks a graphic for eventually
0:43:59
consistent read intensive workloads
0:44:03
yeah i think this would be it
0:44:13
i would need to get started
0:44:31
i don't want the dynamodb 101 then the
0:44:44
no this is not that
0:44:48
cashing it down my dynamodb
0:44:55
all right we don't want this both
0:44:57
services are in memory cache in the
0:44:59
cloud room offload
0:45:08
lazy loading this room
0:45:13
this strategy only
0:45:15
only load data to cash when necessary
0:45:20
it's pretty similar to when dax works
0:45:24
both for in the diagram
0:45:26
my illustrate cashier customers
0:45:33
all right for prawns and corns
0:45:38
okay i need to see how to implement this
0:45:50
all things distributed
0:45:53
regarding to go down
0:45:55
well maybe that's a good uh good good
0:45:58
link okay i mean sorry as in
0:46:02
the if you just scroll down
0:46:13
so the amazon dynamodb accelerator dax
0:46:16
all things distributed that one
0:46:18
maybe that's a good one to start with
0:46:23
so yeah we can see that one said
0:46:32
data goes there into your application
0:46:35
and then it's stored in the cache book
0:46:37
cache missing implications
0:46:39
okay so accelerate
0:46:43
dax will say in front of dynamodb
0:46:48
ah i can't write right right i see
0:46:52
uh save inclusion milliseconds
0:47:04
he is doing it in java
0:47:10
new family with java
0:47:22
he said java genius
0:47:27
and yeah he's pretty pretty
0:47:33
uh okay so we need to create a download
0:47:39
and then get table
0:47:48
create an object of my test and then
0:48:00
call that would be on the client
0:48:09
get the table that we want
0:48:13
and get some tests
0:48:17
then i guess we're storing
0:48:24
restoring the table
0:48:34
code is for application that's also
0:48:39
uh and all you should you have to do is
0:48:43
and all you have to do is point your
0:48:45
application to the dex endpoint
0:48:47
for three lines okay so our application
0:48:50
is already talking to the download
0:48:57
so we need to point the application to
0:48:59
our dex endpoint with three lines you
0:49:02
have added and in memory
0:49:04
cash without performing
0:49:07
brain surgery on the application i like
0:49:16
adding dax is as simple as the following
0:49:19
code okay so this is the example okay so
0:49:23
basically we need to
0:49:25
create an endpoint first
0:49:27
and then configure it to point
0:49:32
configure our application to point it to
0:49:41
take it from there
0:49:49
why doesn't everyone cash
0:49:59
i'm just reading what the
0:50:01
many times it is too costly in terms of
0:50:03
time and complexity
0:50:06
because developers have to alter
0:50:10
critical code path with dash you get
0:50:14
fast reads more throughput and cost
0:50:18
without having to write any new code
0:50:22
one okay this will just go on what i
0:50:26
would recommend finish is that we
0:50:34
thing a in our time just to have a clear
0:50:39
kind of understanding of dex
0:50:45
so i'll just jump into um
0:50:53
did kay and you create a separate
0:50:55
account for our project because i did
0:50:58
get an email from raw coders
0:51:01
at gmo.com oh okay yeah yeah we did
0:51:04
actually we did okay um
0:51:09
did you know the credentials
0:51:12
yeah yeah i i created it the other day
0:51:19
okay i'll stop sharing my screen and you
0:51:23
can just send it to me when you can
0:51:31
okay yeah i'll do that i'll just uh just
0:51:34
double check it's correct
0:51:39
could you put that link in there in the
0:51:40
private chat or normal chat whatever so
0:51:44
i can have a little great about it as
0:51:50
you'll be a really
0:51:52
useful read just to
0:51:54
understand it and as in the
0:51:57
pros and cons and how to actually use it
0:52:02
um so they go private
0:52:09
by the way of course say 100 bucks as a
0:52:13
credit um for aws so
0:52:16
when you give me the credentials i'll
0:52:19
just uh upload those
0:52:30
we get one we also get one year right
0:52:37
um you yeah the new one that we have
0:52:41
created it must be a free tier for 12
0:52:44
months yeah okay nice
0:52:50
i'm just reading tori's comments
0:52:54
is to you cheap and crazy for us plus
0:53:02
custom magnification instead of using
0:53:04
some weird hacking room
0:53:06
like storing in an s3 bucket as cash
0:53:14
a deal breaker for example i'm tolerant
0:53:20
like um i would have to research by the
0:53:23
course but i don't
0:53:26
think they i don't think there will be
0:53:31
as in considering um what i have been
0:53:35
actually paying for from the past
0:53:38
few months it's just ridiculous amount
0:53:43
uh by the reserves
0:53:47
reddish elasticity and cat
0:53:54
lost the cash and dax yeah yeah true
0:53:58
uh freddie are generally choose for rds
0:54:05
the context of cartoon was about him
0:54:07
loving john yeah true he loves it to be
0:54:10
honest all right i'm gonna
0:54:41
i did it again man
0:54:45
yeah i'm gonna actually be careful now
0:54:48
so every time i need to open a tab i'm
0:54:50
gonna right click and then open in new
0:54:57
okay real quick um and
0:55:02
root user isn't it
0:55:05
i need to create an i am oh you you can
0:55:08
create one if you okay but yeah
0:55:30
come on saying you can do
0:55:56
um we need to do that in sydney
0:56:00
there we go actually i'm going to share
0:56:09
okay cool so this is our brand new
0:56:39
is this the one isn't it
0:56:53
all right so we need to create cluster
0:57:07
um we can give it a name scrambler
0:57:20
all families tea time families in our
0:57:25
compile nodes well okay
0:57:32
provide the best line level of cpu
0:57:36
performance with the
0:57:38
ability to burst out
0:57:42
first of all baseline when nearly
0:57:43
recommended for use required
0:57:48
eastern knowledge allocated a fixed
0:57:50
resource for always ready capacity
0:57:54
i think we can choose this one
0:57:58
compare all node families
0:58:04
so r is for moderate and high
0:58:07
performance we don't need that at this
0:58:12
so i think we can probably
0:58:15
go for t type yeah
0:58:19
loads more direct use
0:58:22
yeah okay yeah makes sense
0:58:26
for use case you're requiring from
0:58:30
level throughput so we can probably
0:58:34
um that's t too small
0:58:38
actually t is a medium how about that
0:58:41
we can always change this right like i
0:58:46
you know we want to
0:58:47
to increase it then i'm sure we can
0:58:51
yeah we should be able to
0:58:53
let's just stick with them minimum
0:59:00
and the number of them so these are the
0:59:03
number one nodes for cluster requiring a
0:59:07
we strongly recommend at least three
0:59:09
nodes you can scale the number
0:59:12
okay high availability
0:59:17
yeah that should be fine
0:59:22
choose subnet group
0:59:25
dash fill assign network addresses to
0:59:34
in included in this group
0:59:38
subnets are determined
0:59:41
as sometimes also determine the
0:59:44
availability zones
0:59:47
we will probably have to create a new
0:59:55
must be nice and letters and
1:00:15
sg one okay there we go
1:00:20
oh vpc comes into place interesting
1:00:23
teresa's okay i think it's gonna cost
1:00:26
you a lot then better check this yeah
1:00:29
we should check the pricing i think
1:00:34
because as soon as i heard vpc i'm like
1:00:37
nope i'm going to have to think about
1:00:59
it was making me bankrupt me
1:01:03
pricing on on-demand capacity
1:01:21
know when needed in sydney
1:01:26
meet in sydney there we go
1:01:32
that would be provision on demand
1:01:36
oh we need the the third one right
1:01:42
clusters yeah cool
1:01:45
three we don't need large one
1:01:48
we need a small one we can always come
1:01:52
if they have the lock if they have the
1:01:54
small one wow there will be the small
1:01:56
one type small same black in there
1:02:02
to type it as well so
1:02:08
yeah i'm just doing it for testing
1:02:13
and look at the cost oh no no no no no
1:02:15
i'm not going to name it how about if we
1:02:23
this is still all right this is still
1:02:26
but no way no no no no
1:02:29
it's pretty expensive bro it is it is
1:02:39
we have explored what
1:03:05
no way no way it can't be that much tori
1:03:12
we've just checked it and it's costing
1:03:16
a lot more than that
1:03:20
approximately 45 usd per month which if
1:03:24
you do it with as in an hourly rate
1:03:29
that would come to
1:03:51
actually yeah um wow
1:03:57
no no we're not going to go that even
1:04:00
that route unless we really need to
1:04:07
accumulate to a much higher one when we
1:04:14
so i'll have to think about that one
1:04:19
give it a bit of full and we can come
1:04:22
back to it tomorrow
1:04:25
sounds good perfect so you want to close
1:04:28
yeah yeah sounds good
1:04:30
um so today we essentially we're looking
1:04:37
ensure that uniqueness in the board
1:04:41
uh in the in the db
1:04:43
um one way we're thinking of is having a
1:04:46
cache sort of system
1:04:48
um you know we thought of different ways
1:04:50
we're working with it on vitori but
1:04:53
essentially we thought of using uh dax
1:04:55
animal db decks but yeah just looking at
1:04:58
the cost uh in the last few minutes it
1:05:01
this that's a bit too much so
1:05:04
um yeah we'll have to come back to that
1:05:06
um in the next stream
1:05:13
that was a pretty good summary so yeah
1:05:16
thanks tori and everyone for
1:05:19
joining us being a pleasure as always
1:05:21
and really good to be back in
1:05:26
and so we'll see you
1:05:28
tomorrow nice same place
1:05:35
same task probably kind of safe
1:05:38
yeah all right cool man all right guys
1:05:42
how goodnight cheers
