Super helpful, thank you very much!

Great demo and explanation. Thanks for sharing this vedio. Its really really helpful nd easy to understand 2.2. You are just awesome.

After running the npx command and activating the plugin in the admin I am not able to see the block in the gutenberg editor. Am I missing something?

fantastic 👍

First: Thanks so much @Aurooba for creating and sharing this tutorial (freely!) which brought me up to speed (luckily I investigated before trying this out on my own :) )! One question I still have: In case you want to apply a consistent style for all the blocks w/in your plugin: what would be your way to go? E.g. creating a style.scss and edit.scss directly in /src and referencing to it in index.js/edit.js via e.g. "import '.././editor.scss';"? Thanks!

I wish you would have displayed the stateChange and useState functionality on the console log. Anyway, wouldn't a conditional expression be easier to read, or is that just because useState is so unfamiliar?

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easy to understand, thank you for all the examples!

Great explanation! Many thanks. 🎉 As a friendly feedback: The animated neon green light on the background is unfortunately distracting and not ADHD friendly. Please see this comment just as an accessibility hint. 😊

Hello! Thanks for the video, clear and straightforward. I have a question, what if I have this mutiple blocks plugin for my custom theme, but I want to load one single CSS file for my whole blocks? I need to create like 20 blocks for the building of the website with blocks and I want to avoid load 20 css files. Maybe I just need to call a single css file from my functions.php to the frontend and that's it, right? Or maybe there's a way to merge this css into a single file while building? I also readed that there's a function to load only the current css blocks that are in the post? I just want to know the best recomended way to do it. Thanks!

i like when she put examples, easy to understand. i am now looking at tool to scan my app.

if I translate a plugin - and upload it's pot file in the Podedit software, as you did - after translating, what do I do with those .po and .mo files? where to upload them more specifically?: D thanks

Great video!

Good points on accessibility Can u hv ur email I hv questions

Fantastic explanation. You explain things great.

So glad I have found these videos just as I am getting back into JavaScript, thanks Aurooba, great content so far!

Why this approach is better than using event handlers? I use handlers for now and should I switch to a Promise?

I knew ternaries, but this explanation of _why_ you need to use them in JSX is really clarifying! They are expressions! Thanks, Aurooba!

I've been using JavaScript for a while now but I absolutely love how you break down these nuanced subtleties in short videos, an absolute gem for beginners - thank you 🙏 👏👏👏

That Babel playground is really neat!

I was really confused for a minute because you didn't "await" the call to getGithubUserData(). (Normally if you are calling an async function, you would "await" it) But then I noticed that the reason you didn't have to await it is that the console.log is inside the function and that is what is logging the result. If getGithubUserData returned the userData, then anything calling it would have to await it. Is that right?

Learned more from this series. Looking forward to the future courses and tutorials 😊 Thanks for taking time to explain these concepts.

Wow. Excellent video with example... good job

This keyword😶

Madam very nice video i even filled recaptcha but its bouncing back not opening your email Please can u share email i have couple of questions relating to form input and labels if i ask here it will be very descriptive

Nice😊

you looks so preety MashallAh !

Nice, on point. 👍

Fetch Web API is still too new.

Superb explanation❤. Nice video

please make a video on "this" keyword.

This one's not in the JS for WP playlist yet.

A great demonstration of the filter method in 3 minutes. Awesome

Using different concept while showing map function and point it out is very helpful. Thanks.

Mam are you upload a complete playlist of JavaScript for web?

What theme are you using?

great video.. The most satisfying thing is that the video is not too long. The concept was explained in 3 minutes. Awesome

When I tried to import './strings', my browsers (Firefox and Chrome) both threw an error: "Uncaught SyntaxError: import declarations may only appear at the top level of a module". Any insight into what I'm doing wrong is appreciated.

Thank you! Much simpler than other examples I've seen. I also love your straightforward presentation style.

This video is so much easier to understand the newly added success criteria in WCAG2.2 guidelines. Thanks! For creating.

Excellent explanation. 🙌

Keep on making such content. Your teaching methodology is awesome

Nicely explained. This concept is called shallow copy and deep copy.

Please can you make a video about api creation in js backend.

Excellent explanation, understand it vividly

Thanks for sharing an informative note

Amazing as always! Although previous days was more about revivng memory, today I learned something new. I didn't know about this before.

This is super helpful!! Thank you!!!

nicely explained. Keep up the good work.

Someone asked this question but then the comment disappeared. "Hoisting" in javascript means that when the code is compiled and run, all the declarations are put at the top of the current scope, making them available for everything afterwards. So `var` types are hoisted and regular functions are hoisted. That's why you don't have to worry about where the function is in a file before calling it, for example.