@domnantas
"I wouldn't recommend using it in production until it reaches Alpha" 10/10
@zaks7
"Last thing the world needs is another JavaScript framwork" - Jeff 2021
@UliTroyo
Well, time to update our resumes with 5+ years of Flamethrower experience.
@thenimalu
You have mastered balancing humour and informative content!
@ericsigne6575
Henceforth, to prove you're a JS developer, you'll need to show us the framework you've built
@blovio
We're watching a web designer decline into insanity in real time on this channel.
@halitic
These videos lead me directly into burnout without even having to work as a frontend dev fulltime
@blyxyas
"as ASAP as possible" was a highlight of this video and of my life
@Hefss
"I created a framework that creates frameworks" - a javascript deceloper
@jaromirprochazka3544
Your videos are always such rabbit holes to me. I just watch it like 3 times, then google half of the terms bumping into new ones in the process, and after like 3 hours of this I feel like after a half year of University. Thanks a lot for your workâ¤
@vojtechstrnad1
Many great jokes in this video, but this is my personal favorite: "Currently, Flamethrower is in meme status and I wouldn't recommend using it in production until it reaches alpha."
@ruffianeo3418
In my last web project I used the highly underappreciated "no framework". It's lean and mean and does what I tell it to do. 0 learning curve, too. And flexible! And it will not be out of fashion next week, too, because no one but me knows, it exists.
@ayushvyas3401
Can't wait to add 10yrs of flamethrower experience on my resume
@ChaoticNeutralMatt
You mad man. This is amazing, both the explanation, and your library.
@etchay
It's only a matter of time before employers ask you to show the JavaScript Frameworks you have created.
@wadecodez
Made something like this 6 years ago but it didn't use fancy web components, svelte, or intersection observer. Never found a good use case for it because it always fetched entire pages. In reality, I only needed to fetch sections of pages so I abandoned it then got to lazy to make something better. Cool to see you make something similar!
@ja2347
I think you can achieve something similar using HTMX and Alpine JS, and am not surprised if no one here head of HTMX. It's awesome!
@DampeS8N
Yes. Been doing this sort of thing on the elder scrolls online site for the last year. It has been amazing.
@jomy10-games
This video was not only funny, it also brought up a lot of interesting information. well done!
@austinnar4494