will the V1 verson be deleted soon?

Which frontend library or framework does scrimba v2 uses?

Great interview! Thanks to Alex, Ryan, and Scrimba for this awesome conversation

its awesome, but i really need sub like youtube and maybe this version take a lots memory, some videos so lag and slow when i text inside

This looks awesome!!!

Just bought his course! Really excited to begin!

Wow!

things that your talking about in this video isn't in figma anymore like padding for example

Love this site!

Mate New Sub been here 5sec and i can see myself hanging around and in time all my bottlenecks being unblocked cheers

Amazing 👍🏻👍🏻. The new version looks great 👏🏻👏🏻

You are using this key words inside arrow function . Please explain it too.

Very excited let's go scrimba

Thanks for the explanation!

Thank you very much for the visualization. It really helped!

couldn't find the properties section only thing I found other than design section is prototype section.

thank you so much for this.

Thankyou Scrimba for this responsive web design, it really help me

Can Anyone share the scrimba discord community link

Привет! Подскажите, пожалуйста, KZbin-каналы, где можно прокачать математические навыки для начинающего Frontend-разработчика? Или какие-нибудь другие БЕСПЛАТНЫЕ ресурсы для изучения матана для Frontend. Спасибо!

This comment won't contribute anything to the discussion. I just wanted to point out that the background sometimes makes it look like you have a mullet. Have a nice day!

I don't get how to use and the purpose of grow and shrink

this guy is just shiposting with the animations man 😭😭😭

when you say react it sounds like riadh lol.

Absolutely amazing, as a newbie in programming, I have learned a lot from this podcast.

pls share the code

This was excellent ❤

00:02 Learn to believe in yourself and sell your unique blend of experiences and capabilities. 02:14 Overcame stereotypes to pursue engineering 06:19 Transitioning from a successful career to pursue entrepreneurship. 08:22 Learning to customize and automate site features 12:16 Transitioning careers into tech industry is possible with self-paced learning opportunities 14:15 Transitioning to a software engineering career 18:11 Building relationships and leveraging existing resources for career advancement. 19:53 Strategic approach to selling oneself as a software engineer 23:10 Advocacy and networking can lead to career opportunities 24:58 Understanding customer needs and experiences for effective sales. 28:27 Understanding the value you bring by contextualizing the code you write 30:06 Transitioning from sales to software engineering through continuous learning and self-challenges 33:46 Taking initiative and believing in oneself 35:24 Differentiate yourself by showing unique value to the team 38:59 Don't have blinders, focus on the journey not just the destination 40:35 Taking risks and facing challenges lead to the most progress 43:53 Believing in yourself is crucial for seizing opportunities 45:29 Importance of surrounding yourself with supportive and positive people 49:05 Overcoming challenges by believing in yourself during a career change.

Thanks for having me! 😁

One of my favourite interviews! Love her

Thanks mate

This is literally one of the best insightful podcasts that I ever heard as a uni student who is still navigating the CS career. The part where you mentioned commodity and side quest are really helping me rethink about my whole coding journey. Thank you so much

"Believe in the you that believes in you" - Kamina

🐯🐯🐯

if srink and grow is "1" what the seance to set basis?

Thanks, really great and clear tutorial. Been a FE developer for many years, but never really took time to look into the details of flex grow and shrink. So now I know :)

Thank you for the content. I wish Sylvia and I had the same job market. But I'll keep on looking

My background is in coffee, been studying programming and coded for the past 2 years, including the FE career path on Scrimba. Learnt building back-end in node js too, on top of RDBS and NoSQL database. Built a portfolio with full stack web apps with custom authentication mechanics, applied for jobs almost on a daily base since the past 2 months. I haven't gained a single interview.

thank you very much

i think i started getting deaf,can't hear properly

very encouraging and enlightening, thank you Alex Kallaway

My favorite teacher ❤️ love him.

Gg

6:23 AI in 2026: are you sure about that?

This was a great one. Her humanization of the topic was what stood out to me. Not to mention her really good personality.

Thanks for these nice advices and stories

If she can do it, we can do it.

Thank you for making this video! Rachel's story is very relatable.

Blah blah what is api

Don’t understand anything you’re saying? What is an api