Why when you called it blue does it still go to that anchor and not by its id

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Fuck yeah

Best Middleware tutorial.

Please can this be used in a sliding carousel also?

Nice!

Just wanted to drop a quick note to say a big thank you for the awesome tutorials you've provided! They've been super helpful for me. I noticed in your recent tutorial you mentioned 'relative' positioning. Just to clarify, in this case, 'relative' positioning means the element is positioned based on the normal flow of the document and then offset relative to itself using top, right, bottom, or left values. (It will not be removed from document flow)

The problem now is, how to learn css lol

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for anyone watching it nowdays it's not possible to give the .connect method a callback anymore :)

I don’t see any reason to use prisma or drizzle.. both would make work with the database more komplex for no reason. Prisma has just one big schema file?! Why?! Imagine building a GraphQL backend and being in need to create a DB schema, a graphql schema and types for that and have to sync all that stuff manually, because your ORM wants to keep everything in a big schema file… Imagine just using typeORM with type-graphQL and use just one file per model to get all in one place with much smaller code footprint for relations and so on… I don’t get why ppl go for more complex solutions just because of more complexity.

So, adding a dependency array allows you to capture the previous value of the state or prop specified in the dependency array, but it doesn't change the timing of when the effect runs in relation to the render.

so momentjs is no longer recommended?

So someone gets access to my email and I start losing my other accounts as well because theres the single point of failure

I wish u would that in react js

Thank you so much, this tutorial is really needed

Awesome video

IMO the following is the most readable and maintainable way to approach the problem. (Guard clauses can be overrated, defeats the whole point of optional chaining.) function canDrink(person) { return person?.age >= 21 ? "Yes 🍻" : person?.age >= 18 ? "Not in the US 😦" : person?.age != null ? "Nope 👶" : "Not a person! 👽"; } const message = canDrink({ age: 20 }); console.log(message); // This not only ensures safety, removes the else statement, and improves readability... // It also has a single return point. Optional-chained ternary statements for the win. // Class dismissed

what are your thoughts on vega and vegalite?

00:04 Functions are important in JavaScript and learning them can be difficult for beginners 01:19 Create a function in JavaScript to perform a specific task. 02:30 A function stores and executes code when called. 03:40 Functions in JavaScript can take logic and code that is used repeatedly and put it in one place for easy reuse and modification. 04:49 Passing variables in a function 06:02 Understanding functions and return values in JavaScript. 07:12 Using the return keyword in a function 08:27 console.log is a function in JavaScript Crafted by Merlin AI.

I wanted to use this markdown in tinyMCE. Can anyone suggest a way to achieve this

The more i learn about react, the less i like it.

thankyou kyle for this great video.

Will you do a tutorial on m3u8 video player?

Really nice video mate. Hope you cover the dynamic query in upcoming video 🎉🎉❤

you did a great job here. Deeply appreciate this KYLE

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Isnt it looking same as dependency injection

naw. MobX is just better for many reasons. Anything that can be derived from state, should.

I don’t think browser support is good enough to replace relative / absolute positioning in my opinion yet. A cool experimental feature I hope gets more support tho.

I've been working as a Dev for nearly 20 years. Never has it been this difficult and challenging to get work. I took a non-senior title role just so I can work. Anyone here who is a Frontend Dev who is being forced to do comp sci data algorithms for interviews despite never doing it on a daily basis?

Which will be best for an e-commerce website?

This was a great video and helped me solve an issue i had with my hook, namely having multiple states update with an action needed once they were both updated. it took a while to wrap my brain around it, but this video really helped give me the vision. love your videos and that you go super in depth (in the longer ones). probably the best coding tutorials on youtube. if i ever get my web dev dream job, i will be getting you a few coffees/beers.

is there a repo of your work here?

thank you very much helped

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Thank you! You really save me.

Thank you Sir

Thank you

Your tutorials are always great and useful. Thanks a lot

Is the code available in some kind of repo anywhere? I'm having troubles with setting up the server and would want to know whats inside of the package.json files and stuff

Brillant !!!!

Nice tips, thanks!

Thank you!!!

Thanks Kyle! Can I use this w/ Next.js action servers?

hey! Thank you for the video I have a quick question Why did transform: 0 25% on the caret made it center in container?

the muslims does that every day without knowing the benefit, thanks to you the god guidance become clear for us

This is very insightful. Thank you for the tutorial.

Just use LAX

Great tutorial, thank you. but, I am getting this error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'Symbol(drizzle:Columns)') when I am trying to insert to a table. The migrate works perfectly fine, so can connect to the db. Here is the code. import "dotenv/config" import { db } from "./drizzle/db" import { tBrand } from "./drizzle/schema" async function main() { await db.insert(tBrand).values({ name: 'Andrew'}) } main() The db is a neon postgres db. thanks