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It's a super product - very intuitive. Also just subscribed - you have some awesome video's - I'll be getting stuck in to quite a lot of these. Thanks for your efforts

Its always better to use SQL for relationship...

Thank you for this! This video turned out to be the perfect solution for feeling overwhelmed with my Moonlander. I ended up not switching the two sides and keeping the armrests, but apart from those, I followed your setup.

Easier than I thought. Was struggling to get a proper way to use sub directories for like emulating a class until now.

What if I have database/db.rs

Do you stay qwerty even with the layout?

Fucking finally. Idk why, but this is the first video that actually, simply explains how this works, without being drawn out or convoluted.

What if I had more than one files in a folder, how would I call those files in another rust file?

Thank you. Thanks for getting to the point.

That’s fantastic but I thought Claude 2.1 was in closed beta - even in Bedrock? Don’t you have to apply to use it? For almost everyone that means “no”!?

I know this video is old so I may not get a response but just in case: Following the example in this video. Let's say I have two UI pages. (User Page) One for a user which shows the users profile as well as a list of what teams they are a part of. (Team Page) One for a team which shows some team metadata as well as what users are members of the team. On both of these I'd like to be able to display some basic information about the "many" items of the relationship. For example on the user page, each team shown should at least have the teams name and for the Team page each member of the team should show some basic information about that user such as their first name, last name and maybe their role. My confusion lies in the fact that the metadata I'm looking to display isn't necessarily part of the teamMember item but instead part of the original user profile or team meta item. Thinking about the Team Page, I wouldn't want to have to make 1 query in order to see the teamMembers and then another query for each teamMember to retrieve the actual profile data of that given team member. In that case would you want to duplicate the users profile data onto the teamMember item? If that is what you want to do, if the users name is mutable, do you then have to go and update all teamMember items with the new name when the users profile changes? Sorry for the long winded question. I'm just starting to try to fully wrap my head around complex many-many relationships in single table design.

Cool

If AI isn't changing how you approach problems, you're not trying hard enough.

Great video. Exactly what i needed

This is a really nice layout. I have mine set up very similar at the moment and its working great for me. I kept the nearest thumb cluster key for the enter and space bar and am set a row lower than your config... I'm tempted to give this a go for all the reasons you have mentioned. Good stuff man!

Feels more like you need lighter and faster keys, like quick silvers... I think you're going down a rabbit hole with too many keywords. The moonlander has hotswappable switches.

Would you please share your moonlander layout?

Why bother with this, get a corne. I could never use a jank setup like this.

waiting for more of your videos

Nice demo and really smart layout there. Quite nice. Shows that you might not need that many keys. You actually end up not having to move your hands that much either.

get a corne man

Just a plug for keebmaker that you showed at the end, I have a ferris sweep made by them and it is great!!!

Amazing content. Straightforward and clear explanation

Hey Gary, keep up this content pls. Really helpful. Thank you very much

please tell me what kind of socket plugs these are and where to buy them?

would you mind sharing your personal oryx layout please

great video! I'm about to assemble my ferriss, let me know if yeu want to talk about layouts!

Isn't thumb cluster the whole point of getting a split keyboard layout?

Thanks, helped a lot

Hi, It's really great and I would like to use it. But I have one question. I want to get all users list whose SK is profile. So please let me know how to get list of all users with this given structure.

Part 1 and Part 2 of this series were extremely helpful, thank you very much!

I’m on the Ferris Sweep camp for over a year now. Light switches made all the difference for me. I like it so much I actually built 3 of them, so I can keep one home, other at the office and yet another in my bag for use whenever I am. I know you just said you don’t like switching layers for enter, but I guess that’s more to do with the weight of the switch. So try a light one. As per layout, I found out the Callum layout was the answer since I have not got used to hold-taps, with a lot of misfires.

nice video, I also own a moonlander. Could you please share your(oriyx) layout?

You might really like the Glove80 too. It's also columnar, but has a keywell as well, which is a huge advantage over either the Ferris Sweep or the Moonlander (got one of those too). It's bluetooth, low energy, and has 80 keys, so you don't need to go through all of the mental torture to learn a 34 key layout (ASK ME HOW I KNOW). Typed on my Glove80, so take everything I say with a grain of salt. Also, if light keypresses is your thing, I just got the Choc purpz which have a 35g actuation force. After a slight learning curve coming from full travel mech keys, they feel really REALLY nice.

Now the new keyboard Voyager is out from zsa. What ist your opinion on that?

If you're struggling adapting to mechanical switches, one thing that you could look into would be the low profile choc switches. They'd still mechanical of course but they'd be much closer to your apple keyboard in terms of how they feel. Not saying it's absolutely the solution here because everyone has different preferences of course, but it might be something worth having a look at :)

This is freakin awesome! Thank you Gary!

it’s really cool and creative to see this layout where you’ve taken off the thumb modules and then switched the 2/2 of the board. I just got my moon lander and I am realizing that using the thumb clusters it is putting quite a bit of strain on my wrist, so to see someone else who’s foregoing them entirely is actually really nice. I switching the 2 halves of the board, does that make a little inconvenient to use the customization in training software, since what they show you there will be backwards?

Great video would love another update , how are you finding it now

Just to access programming symbols you are making a lot of gymnastic, is it really ergonomic after all.

OK, it may well be a barse-ackwards say of using a Moonlander, but it seems to work for you and is an *interesting* option...

Thank you for breaking this down. I was skeptical of this approach, however, now I am really liking this more and more.

I have to say this is magic haha. Pretty well explained. Keep it going!

Awesome 😃, exactly what i am looking for!!! Thanks Gary

Thank you for this vídeo, very interesting tool. I have 2 questions, is this tool free to use and you know where can i learn more about this, a course or a certification? Or if in the future will be released?

Very clear explanation. Thank you!

Been waiting for this for years! What happens for example, when I secure apig with an iam role used by cognito idp as the auth role? I did not see any way to do this in the UI, so if I load a template that has this already in it, how does the UI handle it? This use case is just an example of a yaml template that has services that are not supported by the application composer ui?

great demo.. if there is an option to see the CDK code in canvas visualization it changes a lot to see an entire project code in a whole different way, even if it doesnot have the ability modify the CDK code, visualization makes things easier to locate details in one place. I think it can be done by getting the CF from CDK and use it as an input for composer, but if there is a direct way it is much easier

Why didn’t you just add a new row/item with pk=user_1234 and sk=team_1234?

is there any perquisites to learn it ?