I found the video very useful. Would it be possible to do a video with a more complex structure using Next.js 13 and making debugging? This would help a lot since I regularly get stuck with errors and I don't know how to handle those errors or interpret them. Thank you!

Thanks papa fam sir ❤ you are great teacher as well as good programer i learned many things from you ❤❤

Your content is amazing!

im learning backend and this is perfect for writing endpoints

great video man, very helpful

Nice examples and explanations 👌👌

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you! :D. And as a sidenote, you're editor theme looks neat, what theme is it?

Thank u sir we are waiting...

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Really awesome ❤️

We are waiting sir

Can you make a video on how to setup env vaariable inside a react native expo app for both development and when the app is pushed for production to the app stores.

Please make an advance level error handling video in a React app, handling errors according to different http response statuses with some efficient advance way. Curious. Thanks for this video.

i would like to see a full stack video on hasura, graphql, supabase and nextjs pls

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plz make a video on how to handle api

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I must say try~catch block should be used when you have async await syntax

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Make modern js course

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​plz make full stack Netflix clone in React native

Giving example of try-catch for type errors instead of recommending using typescript seems strange.

Error: Invalid parameter in getDocument, need either Uint8Array, string or a parameter object this error is coming up again while parsing pdf to text // let buffer = req.file.buffer; // console.log(buffer); // await pdfParse(buffer).then((data) => { // console.log(data.text); // res.status(200).send(data.text, 'PDF file uploaded and converted to text'); // }) where have I made the mistake?

@piyushyadav7764

Жыл бұрын

let buffer = req.file.buffer; let uint8Array = new Uint8Array(buffer); await pdfParse({ data: uint8Array }).then((data) => { console.log(data.text); res.status(200).send(data.text, 'PDF file uploaded and converted to text'); })