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Have you guys ever wanted to paint a classic car in your garage and just

don't have the room for a permanent paint booth and honestly don't know what

you're gonna do with all the overspray in the air once you start painting?

Well I got a solution for you because I just built a paint booth that sets up in less

than a minute stay tuned

Alright so once again this build was done in spring

hey doc, doc he's off firing up to DeLorean right now I got garbage in the can you can throw in the Mr Fusion

all right I'll see you guys in the past

All right so the ceilings all done

this piece of wood is gonna be attached to the ceiling

the PVC is gonna create the lower frame

then I will take some of this rope and some of these pulleys and the plan is to

basically have a pulley system so I can break this thing down and put it up in

under five minutes so what I did is I stapled the wrap to this piece of wood

yeah once I staple this together you see my fingers there that will be nice and tight

all right so this is where I ended off yesterday I got this whole wall done and

that corner so what I got left is this piece and then that whole section

so unless I over complicate things like I always do this has a chance of being done today

me and my ideas

very close this wall is done

last wall

so I set up these pulley systems there's the first one and I'm actually gonna move that one over

there's the next one and then it basically goes all the way and that's

obviously not done over there by the light and it's gonna come down here

somewhere in this area and it'll basically be attached I might run like a

huge pulley so here's basically the concept

this is the way I attached the wrap to the PVC

then I pulled it tight and wrapped it and that's basically the wall right there

look how nicely this one rolled up that's what happens when you don't have a corner it actually rolls up

so if you guys were building something like this and only needed one wall it's

gonna roll up real nice compared to you know the curtain style effect I got

going over here

there's my inlet for the shop paint booth

there's the paint booth there's the freshly painted hood

this thing goes off in about a minute not even 30 seconds takes about five seconds a wall

I'm at like 98% but I needed to get this hood done so there's a couple things I still gotta finish

so here's the setup and breakdown of this booth

so this is basically what the rope looks like in storage mode it's just wrapped around two hangers

once the Rope gets to the ceiling it goes through a hoop

once I get to the halfway point I undo the velcro that's holding the end together

now I can continue dropping this down

once this wall is down I take a piece of

PVC piping and I insert it into an elbow at the bottom of this frame

the rope for the smaller wall is attached in a similar fashion

once again I use another hoop at the ceiling

this rope goes two different ways

it goes to the smaller wall but also a miniature wall that goes against

the garage door so I drop the small wall first

once again I stop halfway down to remove the velcro that's wrapped around the end

I have another elbow at the bottom of this frame

the next step is I open my door and insert my filter element

this piece is made out of half-inch foam board that I cut and inserted house filters into

this is my air inlet

now I'm ready to drop down the mini wall

now it's time to lift

up the door and insert our foam and outlet side fans

obviously I have a

little bit more work left in this area just to get this a little bit more air tight

at this point I take the excess wrap from the walls and feed them through the

crack in the door I attach these two C clamps for the next step

and lastly I install two of these on each side

so here's the paint booth in all of its glory

as far as these lights go this is temporary

I'm creating a box that I can

put LEDs into and those will mount on the other side of that tarp

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hard to measure, and how do you really capture that. It's

also an increasing problem that there are more and more

startups coming up every year. So, now that we are in

the digital revolution you're getting masses of new

businesses entering this ecosystem every year, so

you really cannot keep up

in the traditional way and that's why we have

built the Valuer platform. We have a unique

method on how we do this and, also, we have

implemented that on our digital platform.

Our solution is that to get this right we

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"startup agents", that live inside the ecosystem. Then, we

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the startups. We will basically find out what is

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very nerdy and very technical into something that

is meaningful for the rest of us. We will have

experts, real life human experts commentating on

those startups, by the industry experts or people

coming from the ecosystem. You'll be able to

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4 things you need to build a web application - Duration: 4:12.

Welcome to LEAD

The other day

a startup founder asked me

Dr. Lau, what is

Full Stack Development ?

Why do we need to know about it ?

Today, I am going to

to discuss this question.

First of all, before we look into

full stack development

Let's look at how website works.

Imagine today you go to a browser

You want to visit Google

You enter Google.com

at the address bar

But your browser will not go to

the Google server first.

It will actually go to a

Domain Name Server (DNS)

and translate Google.com

to an IP address.

our browser will connect to

the IP address

and download a set of files

such as HTML, CSS, JavaScripts

and the supporting files like

image files

render it, and display on your

local browser.

This is how a website and

web applications work

and also known as the

<font color=#DFDF2AFF>client-server architecture</font>

whether you are browsing

Google, Facebook, Ebay

or smaller scale websites like LEAD

or my website drhanlau.com

we all use the same architecture.

Now, you have understood how

websites and the Internet works

Let's look at the

Full stack development consists of

four major components.

Which are front-end, back-end,

databases and the server.

Let's first talk about front-end.

Front-end is everything that your

users see and interact.

For example:

the text, videos, and images.

Every single website that

you see on the Internet

is using the same languages

to build the front-end.

which are HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

No more, no less.

Front-end languages alone

are sufficient

for us to build a static website.

For example, a profile for your cat

or the menu for a restaurant website.

If you are building a dynamic website

like AirBNB, Lazada and Taobao

You need backend development

In short, backend is the part

where your users can't see.

and we use programming languages

like PHP and NodeJS

to help us to write functionalities

that handles your business logic

such as

browsing products, place bookings

orders and accept payments.

After we have set up our

backend and front-end

what we need to do is to

find a place to store our data.

This is where databases come in.

For databases,

we have the common ones like

the relational databases such as

Microsoft SQL, and MySQL.

If you are storing something

that is non-relational,

you may use unstructured databases

like MongoDB, Firebase

that helps us to store

texts, documents, messages

product reviews and user comments.

Full stack developers don't really

have to master the database design

at the very beginning.

But you definitely need to know

how to read and write data

to the database at the minimum.

Lastly, we will need a place

to host our web applications.

At the beginning,

when you don't have a

huge traffic volume.

You may start with

shared hosting solutions like

Exabytes, Hostgator, or GoDaddy.

Once you have more traffic,

and required advanced functionalities.

Then you might opt for

<font color=#DFDF2AFF>cloud based hosting solutions</font>

like Google Cloud Platform,

AWS, or Microsoft Azure.

What I have covered here

are four key components in

full stack development.

Remember,

every website, web application

that you use

be it giants like

eBay, Facebook, Google

or smaller ones like

LEAD or personal website.

We are all using the same

client-server architecture

and HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

to build our front-end.

The things that are different here are

the frameworks, databases, and

backend languages we choose

that are suitable for our website

functionalities and the amount of

traffic that we are handling.

Mobile applications are using

a similar architecture as well.

I will cover it when

we have time in future videos.

Thanks for watching this video.

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I will see you in the next video.