Yes it does. I use docker containers for most of my NodeJS Apps 👍.

Glad it was helpful :)

Awesome. I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

It's my pleasure :)

Really glad you enjoyed it 👏

You are so welcome 🙂

I'm really glad it added value 👏

Thank you. Yes you can, as you can output HTML, of which most of the rules apply 👍.

Thank you. Hmmm, off the bat, I would just suggest finding an OAth Node-RED Node. Do you need OAuth1 or 2?

Thanks for your honest feedback.

Thanks for the comment. Promotion was not intended, other than to gain more viewership to my channel. But I will keep this in mind for future videos.

Hi there. It's relatively straightforward, but it also depends on how your Node-RED Server is set up. If it's in a stateless container, then you might have issues dynamically requiring modules. That being said, the recent releases of Node-RED (V2 and up), simplify this quite aggressively.

Thanks!@@BleedingCode Could you give help me navigate to some reading material on this?

Sorry for the late reply on this. Did you come right?

@@BleedingCode no problem. I could not install node-red on the school computer as it was restricted. We tried raspberry pi, installed node-red but it was not pulling from SQL Express. The school uses MS SQL Express (freeware) and the node I was trying to pull data for dashboard node-red-contrib-mssql. The school ended up going with paid services for dashboard and other stuff. Think node-red still has ways to go to be useful in government sectors. When I tried to get school IT involved to install node-red, it was denied due to cybersecurity concerns

Sorry for the late reply. Off the bat I'm not sure, but I need to update these tutorials and will keep this in mind.

Hi there. I created this video many moons ago and can't remember most of what's in it. I will need more context, but for now, somewhere the "max" property is being referenced, but the object it belongs to is undefined.

Yes setImmediate() is better if you want to execute the logic the moment the loop reaches the next iteration. Most people use setTimeout() either because they want to wait x milliseconds before the code executes, or because they don't realise that setImmediate() is an option.

@@BleedingCode Got it, thanks for the answer.

It helps keep code clean and prevents unnecessary nesting of code using conditions.

Thank you 🙏

Awesome. I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

My pleasure!

Hi there. Yes, it is. They are in the process of going live.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for your feedback. I'll keep these topics in mind...although truthfully I have some ReactJS and Web3 stuff planned for the near future, which will be using Node-RED indirectly :)

Thank you I appreciate it 🙏 - John

Glad you enjoyed it :) - John

In short...yes. Remember, Node-RED is actually a Node Module...which means it can run anywhere that supports NPM installations.

Hi there. Can you elaborate the issue? If you're making these calls on your local machine, the speed would be near instant, making it feel like all 5 logs occurred at the same time.

Lol. Cheers thanks :)

I went the route that most people would be familiar with.

Thanks, will do :)

In their documentation they explain this in detail, but every node is different. It's best to highlight the node and check their docs in the right-side pane.

Cheers. You're welcome :)

Well, multiple user login can be managed in different ways, but the issue is multiple users working on their own stuff in Node-RED. This is where it becomes an issue.

I appreciate that very much Mostafa 🙏

A small bump. It was unfortunate, but I think online reports oversimplified what happened. They're already bouncing back.

What a stuff up

@@BleedingCode What a hack up, 2nd time. bye bye Qan.

@@vasilisvolos I hear they're going to do a restore, which will give everyone their QANX back. But yeah, this shines a dim light on them at the moment.