Would you mind to put download link for all the source code in this tutorial please?

i followed the way u code in 20:04 but the result doesnt show. but if i add get method with the student the results shows why students = { 1: { "name": "Samin Rahman", "age": 27, "subject": "Cse" } } @app.get("/st/{id}") def get_student(id: int): return students.get[id]

I've taken the React courses at Scrimba and can't wait to watch the updated course here at FCC. I'm learning react as it is the library required for projects I am working on at the moment.

All the projects look promising, can't wait for the weekend to try! Thank you Bob, the builder 😂😂

I'm eager to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application by learning React. My bootcamp provided a strong base, and I believe mastering React will allow me to create dynamic, user-friendly web applications efficiently.

I'm learning React to build web applications that will make my life and my family's life easier. To scratch my own itch, if you will 😅 Thanks to both FCC and Scrimba for offering this amazing course for free!

The first React video I watched in english was with Bob, and it was very easy to understand. As always a great teacher!

this course is really amazinggg

Wow. Going to a NVT with CTRL-ALT-F2 in LInux Mint latest version clobbered my system. All KB input halted in the NVT and my system will no longer boot. No matter what I do I get the Mint logo and the system is hung solid with a frozen KB.

This is the best video ever i love it and this helped me so much its so easy to learn with this video

I'm improving my React knowledge to advance in my career. I would also love to win the Scrimba membership 😁

im in grade ten & decided to learn this for fun, I’m going to break this into roughly 1 hour segments & make basic documentation with examples as i go on. hopefully this approach will deepen my understanding of c & make relearning parts of c much easier as its all in my own words. Wish me luck

How to have the code locally?

I first learned React from Bob Ziroll on the Scrimba platform. At the time, my goal was to learn React to pivot to a career in frontend development. Now I'm in my first role as a fullstack developer! I was excited to see this course released through Free Code Camp - I plan to look through it to brush up on my skills and learn about what's new in React 19.

Insane course from freecodeacademy, my respect ❤

Great sir

I'm now 69 years old and I worked for 50 years in ICT. I'm still very interested in the modern way of developing, so I'm following this as much as possible. Helpfull for thi is my retirement, which gives me 24/7 😉time to spend on it. I followed already some tutorials of FCC as well as of Scrimba and I'm impressed about the structure and completeness of their material.

I’ve fallen asleep and woken up 3 hours into videos like this so many times that I actually subconsciously know how this coding shit works now. Give me a few more months and I’ll be working at Palantir. Thanks g

Yesterday I finished his beginner course in fcc and scrimba ❤. Now yt algorithm shows this.❤🎉

It's great to revisit React after not touching it for a while

Thank you scrimba and FCC for this! I want to learn react to hopefully get a great job that I can be passionate about and enjoy! 😺

👍I've been a long time backend developer, I've tried many times to learn JS, trying again, determined to get to grips with React. Courses like this will really help.

I just don't understand the lecturer :( what a shame, because I believe he could teach me a lot about the topic. The way he speaks English is just incomprehensible, even on 0.75x (I am not new to the topic of AI and I also have 10+ years of "general" sw dev experience so it's not a technical skill issue, truly only a language issue). Even his very first few words, what is he saying? :-/ JayDewey is... I've listened to some of the sentences 10+ times and I have only vague idea about what is he trying to say. For the love of GOD, author of the course, please create subtitles to this, the content is worth it. 🙏

for mnist-cuda/cuda/vroom the v1.cu file is not the same as in the video, Overall Great Work. Thanks.

When setting the PrismaModule as global, it would be beneficial to create a CoreModule responsible for registering it. Subsequently, the AppModule can import the CoreModule, resulting in a more streamlined and well-organized structure in terms of responsibilities. The CoreModule serves the purpose of facilitating the sharing of global resources, thereby providing clarity on what is considered global within the application.

WOW This is so nice and awesome learning material! I can't wait to arrange my learning schedule and dig into what I can build after this course!

Hope someone would answer. How do you manage to finish a course that is this long? Don't you get distracted? Any tips to complete? I try it but I forget after some days.

So nice. thank you...

Im learning react to improve myself in the frontend industry

I am an angular dev and really want to learn react as well because of it’s popularity and job market 😊

Jinx;C

Oh my REACT🔥🔥🔥!!!!! I can't believe we have a new course from Bob Ziroll. He is kind of a turning point for me when it comes to front-end web development. He is so patient, calm, and builds on concept after concept. I am learning React so as to become a fullstack developer. This goal will allow me to create scalable projects that are visually pleasing and help my backend projects come to life. Thank you for the continuous quality content and the collaboration with FCC. It has truly become home base for developers.

Any course like this but specifically for React native?

Thanks for the video! I don't start learning react yet, but I heard it's been trend in Frontend development et certainly it continues to be for a period! That's why I want to dig deep in react!

I fell asleep watching another person I wake up and I heard this guy lol

I started my journey in web development almost a year and a half ago. I began with another "self-teaching" program but I was not absorbing a thing! It was incredibly confusing and it was very difficult to follow along on my own machine. Once I found Scrimba, and most importantly Bob's course on React, it was like the sky opened up. The interactive interface is INCREDIBLE! Bob always reminds us that the best way to learn is by "putting your hands on the keyboard". It's amazing that they offer this free course!

Great ❤

والله مو معقول ١٢ ساعه اشوف مقطع عشان اختبار ارامكو

Question In Section 0.4, Matrix Multiplication to Transform a Vector: When applying a matrix A to a vector v, does the matrix transform the space around the vector (causing v to change because the space itself is altered), or is the vector v being directly transformed within an unchanging space?

Fantastic course to get a grasp of React with hands-on exercises in easy, bite-sized steps! I am continuously learning React to quickly build an app from a wireframe prototype to a production-ready application with complex logic. Thank you, Bob!

It's a good lesson

Everything was going well until "cowsay package." This is a linux platform, not windows. Hope this is the last time strictly linux packages are used in this tutorial...

if you have implemented the 'search' method that takes data item and returns an index.. and you implement 'remove_by_index' method first; then now you have already have two methods that you can simply implement inside 'remove_by_data' method. And you've made the two ways simply.. def find(self, item): if self.is_empty(): return print('list is empty') current = self.head i = 0 while current: if current == item or current.data == item: return i else: current = current.next_node i +=1 return None def remove_index(self, index): if self.is_empty(): return print('list is empty') current = self.head if index == 0: self.head = current.next_node return position = 0 while position < index-1: position +=1 current = current.next_node current.next_node = current.next_node.next_node def remove_item(self, item): index = self.find(item) return self.remove_index(index)

I want to learn react to become a more proficient web dev (am only a bootcamp grad) and to support myself financially as well as my family eventually. Thank you 🙌🏼

I've been back-end focused for a long time. I can fumble my way through front-end work, but now seems like a good time to learn the basics of React. Making this course free is a great thing.

Learning React as it's one of the skills that one must possess if he/she wants to prototype with ideas and hypothesis rapidly and API integrations, IMHO. At least that's where I try to use it in my free time.

Thank you for making this course! I am learning React so I can get the always-curious and ready-to-try-anything stars/geniuses in the adult learning classes I teach started on the road to front-end development. Scrimba is such a perfect tool for that.

I'm trying to change careers, to be able to work remotely and spend more time with my girlfriend. I'd love to do it guided by Bob.

I'm learning React to be a front-end developer and grow in my career.