This is an excellent tutorial Brad. Thank you

And dumb me used to fear git and github, not anymore

Coming here as a noob from TOP. This is a great explanation, but I feel like I'm missing what's the use or intention of it, which I assume is huge in actual development work.

Hey Brad. 26:00, why do you prefer the export at the bottom? is there any disadvantage of rafc over rafce?

I am quite new to this, but can you please explain why all this job is not done by browser? Why run Js on server side? .. Browser is powerful enough and can just query api on a server.

This is the best youtube tutorial for express, thanks a lot brother.

Thanks from Algeria, this was very helpfull

I'm following every step but the menu items for me are not working, I still have the default electron menu bar. Can anyone help? Is this video too old and I have to do it a different way? I'm using windows 10

Great video! Well done, thank you!

the most useful video 10q very much

Any plan for Laravel 11 crash course?

I see you Man.!!! Make the world better. Make somebody lives better. Love you man.

12:26 - "you might not have any style and you might not have any logic" Just described my whole life there

15:21

Please add tanstack router and query before moving to other frameworks

my goal watching this video are: - know how to fetch or interact with API (or whatever term programmer called) - display the fetched data as of 31st Jan 2025, what changes are: - tailwindcss is v4.0, so the setup quite different. i refer to tailwindcss documentation to setup and configure etc. - i also use Vite instead of create-react-app

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Thanks a lot! This is a great work! You're a cool master!

Exactly what i needed, respect brother, god blesss.😊❤

Hey I have completed

this was made 6 years ago, but still relevant, amazing and crisp explanation.

Hi,can you extensions what are preferred please

What about the deployment

This is the first video i've watched in a while and as a software engineer for 3 years now, I am glad his content is exactly as good if not better

My fav grumpy old man, thanks for the praise and the tutorial!

This is so cool.

Thanks Brad. And they made configuring tailwind even easier already

It was great thank you

I mean man knows how newbies and intermediates struggle to understand these basic concepts, I guess man has once been there because how do you always make your tutorial almost flawless?. Sometimes I'll ask myself, why do some tutors use big grammars to explain things, I mean what's the concept of your explanation if your audience can't stick to you through your tutoring. I don't always care how long your video is, I take my time through each seconds. Thanks Travis for your tutorials, it always goes a long way for us.

This is a good little series for those of us wanting to go a bit more advanced on the way JS works! A lot of it seems very similar to the way Java works under the hood, which is good because I've studied that much more thoroughly and so it's good to know a lot of the mental models for what's going on at runtime carry across. Thanks for this!

me perdi en la parte de index,css minuto 40:21 no me aparecio el resto del codigo y quede ahi (soy nuevo apenas estoy empezando en el camino del desarrollador y me cuesta un poco )

I suggest you to Connect this React Admin to your NodeJs Express Backend Course as Admin panel route. As a best practice never include admin apps or route with main/ public facing app or paths because both are deployed on different instances or different subnets of a vpc/vnet User interface apps on public subnets and admin apps in private subnets with different domain and different ways to authentication and authorisers like One login or okta, where user side apps login using JWT or oauth or using any Authenticator apps

Incredibly helpful! I followed along over this last week, and it's been a wonderful first exposure to PHP. Thank you for this awesome tutorial!

The boredom and losing excitement I think comes with anything and everything. Eventually the excitement of the newness wears off, or you get burn out from overdoing it. This is especially common in video games. Someone once told me when I got burned out and didn't have the interest in a video game anymore, "quit while you still want to play it" , so try that with coding... quit and take a break while you still want to code...

Hi @TraversyMedia, You can't imagine how much some of your early videos have influenced my career. I was wondering if you might be interested in considering a course on Flutter Clean Architecture with MVVM or perhaps Frappe Framework. These are areas I’m eager to dive deeper into, and I truly value any guidance or efforts you can provide. Thank you for all the incredible content you share-it has truly made a difference in my journey!

Thank you for the tutorial Brad!

After learning this how can I build app with django from scratch?

Great video. Very easy to follow along with.

Thank you Cooper Codes. I was able to take your code and update it to use Tailwind. Got everything working with Stripe so i'm very happy to complete my first ecommerce site.

@55:34 why not just remove TableCaption from PostsTable component?

The diagram in itself makes this the best MVC video. Explains how I am actually supposed to use it in a project.

it was time to learn ssh and this was just the right place

Great Help. Very easy to understand. Thanks a lot.

Why is do we set the position to relative in .navigation ul li and .navigation ul? Love the video keep doing this great stuff!

much appreciation. than you.

Hi, i'm on windows, idk why i can't clone via ssh, it only works by https

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Great job. It's an imagine crash course for primarily understanding Vue. Thank you very much

I've watched this so many times, and it just keeps getting better every time! 🚀🔥