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2019 has been an amazing year, and I just want to start by saying thank you to everybody.
If we rewind 1 year, FireShip.
Io wasn't even a thing yet.
Around that time, I was worried that rebranding the channel would end my YouTube career.
But I'm very thankful that that hasn't been the case and I get to continue doing my dream job in 20 20.
I'm extremely grateful for the support, and wanted to take a few minutes to give you an idea of my plans going into next year.
But first, we've got a t shirt to give away.
Congrats to Walter Kamaro.
Pro, you're the winner from the JavaScript 2020 video.
Send me a private message on Slack with your size and shipping details.
But don't feel bad if you missed because at the end of this video I'll announce a second t shirt winner so you have another chance.
First things first, I'm taking a much needed vacation.
Throughout most of January, I'll be traveling to Australia and New Zealand.
But, the good news is I'm not just going to disappear.
I'll still be around on Slack and I have a bunch of 100 seconds Code videos already pre produced.
You may have seen a couple of these earlier in the week and the response has been very positive so far.
The YouTube algorithm doesn't really like short Videos like this, but I do think they will add a lot of value to the channel overall because they pack a ton of information into a very small package.
Now that being said, I have no plans to change the existing format.
After I get back, you'll continue to see plenty of longer format content about Firebase, Flutter, Angular, and so on.
If you're a pro yet, but you can expect to see new courses in 2020 along with revisions to existing courses.
In addition, I plan to add more advanced modules to 2 individual courses.
So instead of a course that you take from start to finish, you take it to a certain point, and then you can branch off to whatever advanced feature you're interested in building.
With Stripe payments, for example, you would start with a basic intro into handling payments, then you could branch off to strong customer authentication or Stripe Connect or some other advanced concept.
This would allow me to roll out content more quickly in a modular format, and it'll make the content easier for you to consume because you won't have to go through things that you don't care about.
Now a few months ago, I started working on a project called Svelte Fire.
It's just a simple open source library that integrates Firebase into some Svelte components.
But the main reason I built it in the Place is because I want to roll out several advanced UI components for Firebase users that can be dropped into any framework.
Like, imagine a file uploader widget that can be dropped into your Front end app that automatically integrates with your back end infrastructure or an email password authentication form that integrates with any design as them.
Now that's obviously a very big project that takes a lot of work to do right, so I don't want to rush anything out the door.
The last thing I want to talk about is the migration of Angular Firebase into to FireShip IO.
All of the full courses have been migrated over already, but there's still a lot of individual lessons on Angular Firebase that need to be migrated.
That process will be 100% complete by January 1st, and the Angular Firebase site will redirect to FireShip.
None of that content is going away.
It's just being fully integrated under one roof and you can access it with the Angular tag on FireShip at any time.
I think that's all the updates I have for right now.
Thanks again for all of the support and I will see you Begin in 2020.
Oh wait, I almost forgot.
We still have another t shirt to give away.
Congrats, Laakshan Pereira.
You are the 2nd t shirt winner of the video.
Thanks again, everybody.
I will talk to you soon.

Speaker 0: 2019 has been an amazing year, and I just want to start by saying thank you to everybody. If we rewind 1 year, FireShip. Io wasn't even a thing yet. Around that time, I was worried that rebranding the channel would end my YouTube career. But I'm very thankful that that hasn't been the case and I get to continue doing my dream job in 20 20.

I'm extremely grateful for the support, and wanted to take a few minutes to give you an idea of my plans going into next year. But first, we've got a t shirt to give away. Congrats to Walter Kamaro. Pro, you're the winner from the JavaScript 2020 video. Send me a private message on Slack with your size and shipping details.

But don't feel bad if you missed because at the end of this video I'll announce a second t shirt winner so you have another chance. First things first, I'm taking a much needed vacation. Throughout most of January, I'll be traveling to Australia and New Zealand. But, the good news is I'm not just going to disappear. I'll still be around on Slack and I have a bunch of 100 seconds Code videos already pre produced.

You may have seen a couple of these earlier in the week and the response has been very positive so far. The YouTube algorithm doesn't really like short Videos like this, but I do think they will add a lot of value to the channel overall because they pack a ton of information into a very small package. Now that being said, I have no plans to change the existing format. After I get back, you'll continue to see plenty of longer format content about Firebase, Flutter, Angular, and so on. If you're a pro yet, but you can expect to see new courses in 2020 along with revisions to existing courses.

In addition, I plan to add more advanced modules to 2 individual courses. So instead of a course that you take from start to finish, you take it to a certain point, and then you can branch off to whatever advanced feature you're interested in building. With Stripe payments, for example, you would start with a basic intro into handling payments, then you could branch off to strong customer authentication or Stripe Connect or some other advanced concept. This would allow me to roll out content more quickly in a modular format, and it'll make the content easier for you to consume because you won't have to go through things that you don't care about. Now a few months ago, I started working on a project called Svelte Fire.

It's just a simple open source library that integrates Firebase into some Svelte components. But the main reason I built it in the Place is because I want to roll out several advanced UI components for Firebase users that can be dropped into any framework. Like, imagine a file uploader widget that can be dropped into your Front end app that automatically integrates with your back end infrastructure or an email password authentication form that integrates with any design as them. Now that's obviously a very big project that takes a lot of work to do right, so I don't want to rush anything out the door. The last thing I want to talk about is the migration of Angular Firebase into to FireShip IO.

All of the full courses have been migrated over already, but there's still a lot of individual lessons on Angular Firebase that need to be migrated. That process will be 100% complete by January 1st, and the Angular Firebase site will redirect to FireShip. None of that content is going away. It's just being fully integrated under one roof and you can access it with the Angular tag on FireShip at any time. I think that's all the updates I have for right now.

Thanks again for all of the support and I will see you Begin in 2020. Oh wait, I almost forgot. We still have another t shirt to give away. Congrats, Laakshan Pereira. You are the 2nd t shirt winner of the video.

Thanks again, everybody. I will talk to you soon.
2019 has been an amazing year, and I just want to start by saying thank you to everybody. If we rewind 1 year, FireShip. Io wasn't even a thing yet. Around that time, I was worried that rebranding the channel would end my YouTube career. But I'm very thankful that that hasn't been the case and I get to continue doing my dream job in 20 20. I'm extremely grateful for the support, and wanted to take a few minutes to give you an idea of my plans going into next year.
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But first, we've got a t shirt to give away. Congrats to Walter Kamaro. Pro, you're the winner from the JavaScript 2020 video. Send me a private message on Slack with your size and shipping details.
But don't feel bad if you missed because at the end of this video I'll announce a second t shirt winner so you have another chance. First things first, I'm taking a much needed vacation. Throughout most of January, I'll be traveling to Australia and New Zealand. But, the good news is I'm not just going to disappear. I'll still be around on Slack and I have a bunch of 100 seconds Code videos already pre produced. You may have seen a couple of these earlier in the week and the response has been very positive so far. The YouTube algorithm doesn't really like short Videos like this, but I do think they will add a lot of value to the channel overall because they pack a ton of information into a very small package. Now that being said, I have no plans to change the existing format.
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After I get back, you'll continue to see plenty of longer format content about Firebase, Flutter, Angular, and so on. If you're a pro yet, but you can expect to see new courses in 2020 along with revisions to existing courses. In addition, I plan to add more advanced modules to 2 individual courses. So instead of a course that you take from start to finish, you take it to a certain point, and then you can branch off to whatever advanced feature you're interested in building.
With Stripe payments, for example, you would start with a basic intro into handling payments, then you could branch off to strong customer authentication or Stripe Connect or some other advanced concept. This would allow me to roll out content more quickly in a modular format, and it'll make the content easier for you to consume because you won't have to go through things that you don't care about.
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Now a few months ago, I started working on a project called Svelte Fire. It's just a simple open source library that integrates Firebase into some Svelte components. But the main reason I built it in the Place is because I want to roll out several advanced UI components for Firebase users that can be dropped into any framework. Like, imagine a file uploader widget that can be dropped into your Front end app that automatically integrates with your back end infrastructure or an email password authentication form that integrates with any design as them. Now that's obviously a very big project that takes a lot of work to do right, so I don't want to rush anything out the door. The last thing I want to talk about is the migration of Angular Firebase into to FireShip IO. All of the full courses have been migrated over already, but there's still a lot of individual lessons on Angular Firebase that need to be migrated. That process will be 100% complete by January 1st, and the Angular Firebase site will redirect to FireShip. None of that content is going away. It's just being fully integrated under one roof and you can access it with the Angular tag on FireShip at any time. I think that's all the updates I have for right now. Thanks again for all of the support and I will see you Begin in 2020. Oh wait, I almost forgot. We still have another t shirt to give away. Congrats, Laakshan Pereira. You are the 2nd t shirt winner of the video. Thanks again, everybody. I will talk to you soon.
2019 has been an amazing year, and I just want to start by saying thank you to everybody. If we rewind 1 year, FireShip. Io wasn't even a thing yet. Around that time, I was worried that rebranding the channel would end my YouTube career. But I'm very thankful that that hasn't been the case and I get to continue doing my dream job in 20 20. I'm extremely grateful for the support, and wanted to take a few minutes to give you an idea of my plans going into next year. But first, we've got a t shirt to give away. Congrats to Walter Kamaro. Pro, you're the winner from the JavaScript 2020 video. Send me a private message on Slack with your size and shipping details. But don't feel bad if you missed because at the end of this video I'll announce a second t shirt winner so you have another chance. First things first, I'm taking a much needed vacation. Throughout most of January, I'll be traveling to Australia and New Zealand. But, the good news is I'm not just going to disappear. I'll still be around on Slack and I have a bunch of 100 seconds Code videos already pre produced. You may have seen a couple of these earlier in the week and the response has been very positive so far. The YouTube algorithm doesn't really like short Videos like this, but I do think they will add a lot of value to the channel overall because they pack a ton of information into a very small package. Now that being said, I have no plans to change the existing format. After I get back, you'll continue to see plenty of longer format content about Firebase, Flutter, Angular, and so on. If you're a pro yet, but you can expect to see new courses in 2020 along with revisions to existing courses. In addition, I plan to add more advanced modules to 2 individual courses. So instead of a course that you take from start to finish, you take it to a certain point, and then you can branch off to whatever advanced feature you're interested in building. With Stripe payments, for example, you would start with a basic intro into handling payments, then you could branch off to strong customer authentication or Stripe Connect or some other advanced concept. This would allow me to roll out content more quickly in a modular format, and it'll make the content easier for you to consume because you won't have to go through things that you don't care about. Now a few months ago, I started working on a project called Svelte Fire. It's just a simple open source library that integrates Firebase into some Svelte components. But the main reason I built it in the Place is because I want to roll out several advanced UI components for Firebase users that can be dropped into any framework. Like, imagine a file uploader widget that can be dropped into your Front end app that automatically integrates with your back end infrastructure or an email password authentication form that integrates with any design as them. Now that's obviously a very big project that takes a lot of work to do right, so I don't want to rush anything out the door. The last thing I want to talk about is the migration of Angular Firebase into to FireShip IO. All of the full courses have been migrated over already, but there's still a lot of individual lessons on Angular Firebase that need to be migrated. That process will be 100% complete by January 1st, and the Angular Firebase site will redirect to FireShip. None of that content is going away. It's just being fully integrated under one roof and you can access it with the Angular tag on FireShip at any time. I think that's all the updates I have for right now. Thanks again for all of the support and I will see you Begin in 2020. Oh wait, I almost forgot. We still have another t shirt to give away. Congrats, Laakshan Pereira. You are the 2nd t shirt winner of the video. Thanks again, everybody. I will talk to you soon.
2019
2019
has
has
been
been
an
an
amazing
amazing
year,
year
and
and
I
i
just
just
want
want
to
to
start
start
by
by
saying
saying
thank
thank
you
you
to
to
everybody.
everybody
If
if
we
we
rewind
rewind
1
1
year,
year
FireShip.
fireship
Io
io
wasn't
wasn't
even
even
a
a
thing
thing
yet.
yet
Around
around
that
that
time,
time
I
i
was
was
worried
worried
that
that
rebranding
rebranding
the
the
channel
channel
would
would
end
end
my
my
YouTube
youtube
career.
career
But
but
I'm
i'm
very
very
thankful
thankful
that
that
that
that
hasn't
hasn't
been
been
the
the
case
case
and
and
I
i
get
get
to
to
continue
continue
doing
doing
my
my
dream
dream
job
job
in
in
20
20
20.
20
I'm
i'm
extremely
extremely
grateful
grateful
for
for
the
the
support,
support
and
and
wanted
wanted
to
to
take
take
a
a
few
few
minutes
minutes
to
to
give
give
you
you
an
an
idea
idea
of
of
my
my
plans
plans
going
going
into
into
next
next
year.
year
But
but
first,
first
we've
we've
got
got
a
a
t
t
shirt
shirt
to
to
give
give
away.
away
Congrats
congrats
to
to
Walter
walter
Kamaro.
kamaro
Pro,
pro
you're
you're
the
the
winner
winner
from
from
the
the
JavaScript
javascript
2020
2020
video.
video
Send
send
me
me
a
a
private
private
message
message
on
on
Slack
slack
with
with
your
your
size
size
and
and
shipping
shipping
details.
details
But
but
don't
don't
feel
feel
bad
bad
if
if
you
you
missed
missed
because
because
at
at
the
the
end
end
of
of
this
this
video
video
I'll
i'll
announce
announce
a
a
second
second
t
t
shirt
shirt
winner
winner
so
so
you
you
have
have
another
another
chance.
chance
First
first
things
things
first,
first
I'm
i'm
taking
taking
a
a
much
much
needed
needed
vacation.
vacation
Throughout
throughout
most
most
of
of
January,
january
I'll
i'll
be
be
traveling
traveling
to
to
Australia
australia
and
and
New
new
Zealand.
zealand
But,
but
the
the
good
good
news
news
is
is
I'm
i'm
not
not
just
just
going
going
to
to
disappear.
disappear
I'll
i'll
still
still
be
be
around
around
on
on
Slack
slack
and
and
I
i
have
have
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
100
100
seconds
seconds
Code
code
videos
videos
already
already
pre
pre
produced.
produced
You
you
may
may
have
have
seen
seen
a
a
couple
couple
of
of
these
these
earlier
earlier
in
in
the
the
week
week
and
and
the
the
response
response
has
has
been
been
very
very
positive
positive
so
so
far.
far
The
the
YouTube
youtube
algorithm
algorithm
doesn't
doesn't
really
really
like
like
short
short
Videos
videos
like
like
this,
this
but
but
I
i
do
do
think
think
they
they
will
will
add
add
a
a
lot
lot
of
of
value
value
to
to
the
the
channel
channel
overall
overall
because
because
they
they
pack
pack
a
a
ton
ton
of
of
information
information
into
into
a
a
very
very
small
small
package.
package
Now
now
that
that
being
being
said,
said
I
i
have
have
no
no
plans
plans
to
to
change
change
the
the
existing
existing
format.
format
After
after
I
i
get
get
back,
back
you'll
you'll
continue
continue
to
to
see
see
plenty
plenty
of
of
longer
longer
format
format
content
content
about
about
Firebase,
firebase
Flutter,
flutter
Angular,
angular
and
and
so
so
on.
on
If
if
you're
you're
a
a
pro
pro
yet,
yet
but
but
you
you
can
can
expect
expect
to
to
see
see
new
new
courses
courses
in
in
2020
2020
along
along
with
with
revisions
revisions
to
to
existing
existing
courses.
courses
In
in
addition,
addition
I
i
plan
plan
to
to
add
add
more
more
advanced
advanced
modules
modules
to
to
2
2
individual
individual
courses.
courses
So
so
instead
instead
of
of
a
a
course
course
that
that
you
you
take
take
from
from
start
start
to
to
finish,
finish
you
you
take
take
it
it
to
to
a
a
certain
certain
point,
point
and
and
then
then
you
you
can
can
branch
branch
off
off
to
to
whatever
whatever
advanced
advanced
feature
feature
you're
you're
interested
interested
in
in
building.
building
With
with
Stripe
stripe
payments,
payments
for
for
example,
example
you
you
would
would
start
start
with
with
a
a
basic
basic
intro
intro
into
into
handling
handling
payments,
payments
then
then
you
you
could
could
branch
branch
off
off
to
to
strong
strong
customer
customer
authentication
authentication
or
or
Stripe
stripe
Connect
connect
or
or
some
some
other
other
advanced
advanced
concept.
concept
This
this
would
would
allow
allow
me
me
to
to
roll
roll
out
out
content
content
more
more
quickly
quickly
in
in
a
a
modular
modular
format,
format
and
and
it'll
it'll
make
make
the
the
content
content
easier
easier
for
for
you
you
to
to
consume
consume
because
because
you
you
won't
won't
have
have
to
to
go
go
through
through
things
things
that
that
you
you
don't
don't
care
care
about.
about
Now
now
a
a
few
few
months
months
ago,
ago
I
i
started
started
working
working
on
on
a
a
project
project
called
called
Svelte
svelte
Fire.
fire
It's
it's
just
just
a
a
simple
simple
open
open
source
source
library
library
that
that
integrates
integrates
Firebase
firebase
into
into
some
some
Svelte
svelte
components.
components
But
but
the
the
main
main
reason
reason
I
i
built
built
it
it
in
in
the
the
Place
place
is
is
because
because
I
i
want
want
to
to
roll
roll
out
out
several
several
advanced
advanced
UI
ui
components
components
for
for
Firebase
firebase
users
users
that
that
can
can
be
be
dropped
dropped
into
into
any
any
framework.
framework
Like,
like
imagine
imagine
a
a
file
file
uploader
uploader
widget
widget
that
that
can
can
be
be
dropped
dropped
into
into
your
your
Front
front
end
end
app
app
that
that
automatically
automatically
integrates
integrates
with
with
your
your
back
back
end
end
infrastructure
infrastructure
or
or
an
an
email
email
password
password
authentication
authentication
form
form
that
that
integrates
integrates
with
with
any
any
design
design
as
as
them.
them
Now
now
that's
that's
obviously
obviously
a
a
very
very
big
big
project
project
that
that
takes
takes
a
a
lot
lot
of
of
work
work
to
to
do
do
right,
right
so
so
I
i
don't
don't
want
want
to
to
rush
rush
anything
anything
out
out
the
the
door.
door
The
the
last
last
thing
thing
I
i
want
want
to
to
talk
talk
about
about
is
is
the
the
migration
migration
of
of
Angular
angular
Firebase
firebase
into
into
to
to
FireShip
fireship
IO.
io
All
all
of
of
the
the
full
full
courses
courses
have
have
been
been
migrated
migrated
over
over
already,
already
but
but
there's
there's
still
still
a
a
lot
lot
of
of
individual
individual
lessons
lessons
on
on
Angular
angular
Firebase
firebase
that
that
need
need
to
to
be
be
migrated.
migrated
That
that
process
process
will
will
be
be
100%
100%
complete
complete
by
by
January
january
1st,
1st
and
and
the
the
Angular
angular
Firebase
firebase
site
site
will
will
redirect
redirect
to
to
FireShip.
fireship
None
none
of
of
that
that
content
content
is
is
going
going
away.
away
It's
it's
just
just
being
being
fully
fully
integrated
integrated
under
under
one
one
roof
roof
and
and
you
you
can
can
access
access
it
it
with
with
the
the
Angular
angular
tag
tag
on
on
FireShip
fireship
at
at
any
any
time.
time
I
i
think
think
that's
that's
all
all
the
the
updates
updates
I
i
have
have
for
for
right
right
now.
now
Thanks
thanks
again
again
for
for
all
all
of
of
the
the
support
support
and
and
I
i
will
will
see
see
you
you
Begin
begin
in
in
2020.
2020
Oh
oh
wait,
wait
I
i
almost
almost
forgot.
forgot
We
we
still
still
have
have
another
another
t
t
shirt
shirt
to
to
give
give
away.
away
Congrats,
congrats
Laakshan
laakshan
Pereira.
pereira
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The speaker thanks everyone for their support and gives an update on their plans for the next year, including a t-shirt and plans for a t-shirt contest. They also discuss the migration of Angular appointed as the second t-shirt winner and mention a t-shirt contest. The speaker also mentions a t-shirt contest and a new t-shirt.
Fireship without Borders & T-shirt winner(s) - Channel Update
2019 has been an amazing year, and I just want to start by saying thank you to everybody. If we rewind 1 year, FireShip. Io wasn't even a thing yet. Around that time, I was worried that rebranding the channel would end my YouTube career. But I'm very thankful that that hasn't been the case and I get to continue doing my dream job in 20 20. I'm extremely grateful for the support, and wanted to take a few minutes to give you an idea of my plans going into next year. But first, we've got a t shirt to give away. Congrats to Walter Kamaro. Pro, you're the winner from the JavaScript 2020 video. Send me a private message on Slack with your size and shipping details. But don't feel bad if you missed because at the end of this video I'll announce a second t shirt winner so you have another chance. First things first, I'm taking a much needed vacation. Throughout most of January, I'll be traveling to Australia and New Zealand. But, the good news is I'm not just going to disappear. I'll still be around on Slack and I have a bunch of 100 seconds Code videos already pre produced. You may have seen a couple of these earlier in the week and the response has been very positive so far. The YouTube algorithm doesn't really like short Videos like this, but I do think they will add a lot of value to the channel overall because they pack a ton of information into a very small package. Now that being said, I have no plans to change the existing format. After I get back, you'll continue to see plenty of longer format content about Firebase, Flutter, Angular, and so on. If you're a pro yet, but you can expect to see new courses in 2020 along with revisions to existing courses. In addition, I plan to add more advanced modules to 2 individual courses. So instead of a course that you take from start to finish, you take it to a certain point, and then you can branch off to whatever advanced feature you're interested in building. With Stripe payments, for example, you would start with a basic intro into handling payments, then you could branch off to strong customer authentication or Stripe Connect or some other advanced concept. This would allow me to roll out content more quickly in a modular format, and it'll make the content easier for you to consume because you won't have to go through things that you don't care about. Now a few months ago, I started working on a project called Svelte Fire. It's just a simple open source library that integrates Firebase into some Svelte components. But the main reason I built it in the Place is because I want to roll out several advanced UI components for Firebase users that can be dropped into any framework. Like, imagine a file uploader widget that can be dropped into your Front end app that automatically integrates with your back end infrastructure or an email password authentication form that integrates with any design as them. Now that's obviously a very big project that takes a lot of work to do right, so I don't want to rush anything out the door. The last thing I want to talk about is the migration of Angular Firebase into to FireShip IO. All of the full courses have been migrated over already, but there's still a lot of individual lessons on Angular Firebase that need to be migrated. That process will be 100% complete by January 1st, and the Angular Firebase site will redirect to FireShip. None of that content is going away. It's just being fully integrated under one roof and you can access it with the Angular tag on FireShip at any time. I think that's all the updates I have for right now. Thanks again for all of the support and I will see you Begin in 2020. Oh wait, I almost forgot. We still have another t shirt to give away. Congrats, Laakshan Pereira. You are the 2nd t shirt winner of the video. Thanks again, everybody. I will talk to you soon.
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        Generate the video : 2019 has been an amazing year, and I just want to start by saying thank you to everybody. If we rewind 1 year, FireShip. Io wasn't even a thing yet. Around that time, I was worried that rebranding the channel would end my YouTube career. But I'm very thankful that that hasn't been the case and I get to continue doing my dream job in 20 20. I'm extremely grateful for the support, and wanted to take a few minutes to give you an idea of my plans going into next year. But first, we've got a t shirt to give away. Congrats to Walter Kamaro. Pro, you're the winner from the JavaScript 2020 video. Send me a private message on Slack with your size and shipping details. But don't feel bad if you missed because at the end of this video I'll announce a second t shirt winner so you have another chance. First things first, I'm taking a much needed vacation. Throughout most of January, I'll be traveling to Australia and New Zealand. But, the good news is I'm not just going to disappear. I'll still be around on Slack and I have a bunch of 100 seconds Code videos already pre produced. You may have seen a couple of these earlier in the week and the response has been very positive so far. The YouTube algorithm doesn't really like short Videos like this, but I do think they will add a lot of value to the channel overall because they pack a ton of information into a very small package. Now that being said, I have no plans to change the existing format. After I get back, you'll continue to see plenty of longer format content about Firebase, Flutter, Angular, and so on. If you're a pro yet, but you can expect to see new courses in 2020 along with revisions to existing courses. In addition, I plan to add more advanced modules to 2 individual courses. So instead of a course that you take from start to finish, you take it to a certain point, and then you can branch off to whatever advanced feature you're interested in building. With Stripe payments, for example, you would start with a basic intro into handling payments, then you could branch off to strong customer authentication or Stripe Connect or some other advanced concept. This would allow me to roll out content more quickly in a modular format, and it'll make the content easier for you to consume because you won't have to go through things that you don't care about. Now a few months ago, I started working on a project called Svelte Fire. It's just a simple open source library that integrates Firebase into some Svelte components. But the main reason I built it in the Place is because I want to roll out several advanced UI components for Firebase users that can be dropped into any framework. Like, imagine a file uploader widget that can be dropped into your Front end app that automatically integrates with your back end infrastructure or an email password authentication form that integrates with any design as them. Now that's obviously a very big project that takes a lot of work to do right, so I don't want to rush anything out the door. The last thing I want to talk about is the migration of Angular Firebase into to FireShip IO. All of the full courses have been migrated over already, but there's still a lot of individual lessons on Angular Firebase that need to be migrated. That process will be 100% complete by January 1st, and the Angular Firebase site will redirect to FireShip. None of that content is going away. It's just being fully integrated under one roof and you can access it with the Angular tag on FireShip at any time. I think that's all the updates I have for right now. Thanks again for all of the support and I will see you Begin in 2020. Oh wait, I almost forgot. We still have another t shirt to give away. Congrats, Laakshan Pereira. You are the 2nd t shirt winner of the video. Thanks again, everybody. I will talk to you soon.
        