Horrifically mangle that like and subscribe button

Peer dependencies are stressing me out

What's the meaning of Wanted version of packages?

POG, thank u!!!

I still find myself coming back to this video. Very helpful

I just don't get it why this loud music, I can barely hear you

This was super helpful!

4:30 LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL - Only a develper would understand!

You saved my life with this

i would like to learn some Node App.js with you can i have you email to Connect?

"In the spirit of cowboy" Loved that

Explanations are good, but please if you explain something and you want to use you webcam too, face the webcam when you speak. It is just weird to look at your side profile

I tried to make git pushes going back date. Everything is fine but in the activity section, i can still see that commits are made recently. Is there any way to make those dates reflected in the activity section aswell?

Thanks for your sharing a lot! Now my git graph so clean that help me get rid of all my ashame commit from my team repo

thanks a lot

I have two dependencies, one depends on another in series. Unable to update the higher dependency bc it asks for a previous version of the downstream dependency. It won't let me do both at the same time?? How to resolve this?

Great video

Whats the process now in 2024, with the latest version of NextJS? Has anything changed?

Yes!!

Sempai, why GO? Big bucks on horizon?

I like NextJS very much, but it's unbelievable how that have screwed up Webpack config, hiding css loader, sass loader, etc somewhere deeply and making their customizations impossible without weird crutches. Thanks for the video.

Nice one! V helpful

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Thanks to you for that , very helpful 😉

R u walton raiders?

i love it, it's so funny

i wish it was this easy :(

This is a fantastic way to resolve CLS score of using sliders websites. Keep it up 👍👍👍👍👍👍

while I am installing any npm, all the time I am facing this problem. (Some issues need review, and may require choosing a different dependency.) plz give me a solution

I just want to change the message for old commit. There also was Merges in that brach. And after I made steps from this video and new commit message printed. Git ask me to... RESOLVE CONFLICTS. WTF?? Ridiculous. So rebase is a wrong way for editing message.

Why does git rebase -i HEAD~3 showing all commits on my end? Do you have any idea?

'PromoSM'

TYYYY!

Clean and concise. Huge thanks!

Thank you so much

This guy is great. Now he has his own website. Incredible.

i really love your reaction on error ....Its never straight forward...never like that......😂😅

Q1/15: Which choice is an incorrect way to define an arrow function that returns an empty object? In JavaScript, there are four ways to define an arrow function that returns an empty object: ``` () => {} () => { return { } } () => ({}) () => (({})) ``` The incorrect way to define an arrow function that returns an empty object is () => (({})). This is because the parentheses around the object are not necessary, and they actually create an anonymous function instead of an arrow function. The correct way to define an arrow function that returns an empty object is () => {}. This is because the arrow function returns an empty object literal, which is an object without any properties. The arrow function () => {} is correct because the function is based on an object, and it returns an object. The parentheses around the object are not necessary, but they are often used to make the code more readable. The {} in the arrow function is an object literal. An object literal is a way to create an object without using a constructor function. The object literal in this case has no properties, so it is an empty object. Why when we log () => {} in console that return undefined and explain we can use console.log(myFunc) to log empty function When you log () => {} in the console, it will return undefined. This is because the arrow function is not assigned to a variable. To get the expected output, you need to assign the arrow function to a variable. For example: ``` const myFunction = () => {}; console.log(myFunction); // {} ``` In this code, the arrow function is assigned to the variable myFunction. When you run the code, the value of the variable myFunction will be printed to the console. The reason why you can use console.log(myFunc) to log empty function is because the arrow function is added to the prototype of the window object when it is defined. This means that you can access the function using the dot notation. Maybe i'm wrong, after that comment you can reply to me. Finally i'm sorry because my comment is too long 😄

Thanks for the sand bg tune

great & short stuff, you saved my day, thanks.

thanks mate, you are funny

great video, couldn't find a good step by step process on stackoverflow or chatGPT but Caley came through with the clutch video

How are you so cool dude😅

thank you! they need to fix their documentation 😂

upgrading packages willy-nilly without running test suites to confirm the app still works? That's brave :)

Perfect explanation! Huge thx!

Very helpful video, thanks!!

Just emailed you about the mentorship. I’ve got a few specific issues I’d like to discuss. Looking forward to hearing from you. Keep making the videos. Love the skits at the start. The drink at the start. Absolutely classic. Sure most people will get the reference. Hilarious.

Hey. I like this guy. ❤

I totally agree at 4:36. Never! It's frustrating!