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How about perfect laptops and computers to buy in this time of the year, for like two times in a year as a buyers guide. Also a recommendation for the channel, you can add a few tests reviewing Machine Learning model training time or compile time testing for the machines you test.

@Eigenvektor Yeah I do realize that Luke is just a part of the development of the platform and not a developer full time, but he does deal with developers, he does need to get there machines sanctioned from company, hence he does understand somewhat what might be needed. This suggestion might be a stretch but this is something I would love to see from the channel as a whole. Like the Asus Zenbook Dualbook pro or the non pro can be a really amazing for the extra screen but is on the heavier side(Pro version) and bad for price (non pro version). @Mira Yurizaki Yeah i do get that point but when buying a new computer or laptop, You do need to get comfortable using whatever machine you just got for yourself and thus can be a factor for it. Also (talking about people around me and me) we do love to have a lot of different docs opened at same time to look for whatever thing we are looking at to be done, be it documentation or other forums or the holy grail Stack Overflow, also a lot of times we cannot just run the changed files and need to compile the whole program as a whole( or some things i am doing is ineffective way of doing it), but it still a problem and can be looked into for newbie programmers. As an experienced programmer one can easily look up the perfect system for his/her needs. Be it for Dual boot or virtual machines to run one OS to test or develop for the particular machine or server compiles or model training. LTT group does get a lot of laptops for review and can fit in a few compile time tests and model training times for the specs so that we don't have to judge them by the gaming performance. Its just a recommendation for the channel and can helpful for a lot of new programmers, who don't necessarily use virtual machines or servers for doing the more intensive tasks PS no offence to anyone and I do understand your points just.

Thanks @Eigenvektor got the point there.

Yes Like YouTube notification for subscribed creators. I'll definately look in this, Can FCM or APNS be programmed or some sort of service is needed to be used.

I am really sad regarding this one problem in the YouTube tech community thing that almost nobody ever talks about compile times or ML model train time when reviewing any product CPU or the GPU's. Even when talking about the creator focused devices in any such events, only thing usually showed is the video render times in or Photoshop performance and stuff like that. I sort of understand that most of content creators are not programmers and usually only go for editing these videos and gaming whenever they do stuff( That's what I feel regarding most of the Content creators, after how much they talk about it). But (looking at you Luke) after Luke started working on the FloorPlane platform, I did expected more regarding the programming related topics in at least the WAN show and a few videos for this community. Lets make this post be heard by the LTT team. lets make this happen

I am a react native developer and have been playing around stuff for quite some weeks now. I recently stumbled upon a problem, How to send notifications in react native apps when the app is not loaded in the memory. Like notification in the app that can be triggered from the server side.