Man, thx a lot, very simple explanation!

they'll be running out of storage in their data centers before running out of ID's 😆

Thanks! Does HasData help with scraping job data from Netlify too? Sounds like a useful tool.

thx... very clear

this was great and crystal clear.

Perfect explanation - thank you

Nice

This demo reminds me about how Filter is really an underused property in my opinion. Esp now with the :has() selector , we can make all images that are .parent:has(img:hover) > img:not(:hover) { filter: saturation(20%); } Everyone loves backdrop-filter: blur() (even with safaris issues) but I really want to implement filter more often. One easy thing I’ve been doing is for buttons , instead of adjusting their background color on hover (which is fun using relative colours or color-mix() fx), I have been using filter: brightness(130%); and yes it’s animatable/transitionable!

Hey, welcome to you.

amazing tips

this is good man <3

The whole series is solid content to understand React JS concepts in a nutshell. Kudos to your work. :)

THANK YOU!!!

I've been searching for this for the last 3 weeks. You have no idea how helpful it is for me. ❤❤

Just got yourself a new subscriber ♥

this is how you explain something like you are talking to a five year old. subscribed immediately

Wow... Really loved that. want more like this..... Subscribed

How different is the inset property to the top left right and bottom I was thinking they are same thing when positioning an element absolutely

New subscriber!!

Love what you did, but you didn't get the shape perfectly well, I think if you used clip path generator to make sure you get as close as possible to the shape it would have been better

Wow , am sleeping on your page bro

Love ur content

excellent explanation

Hey thanks can I ask a question is this what I need if 1. Users come to my site and see a bunch of useful documents eg. Insurance handbooks 2. All the handbooks are actually hosted on other sites as pdfs 3. But I want the user to click on a link on my website and they just see the download happen without having to go to the other website first and click download there? I think this works right as you said?

Thanks so much bs on the internet finally found what i needed!

Tank you brother!

Best explanation, thanks

Cold !== Cold is a great comparison !

F*ck React. These people can't build something that works.

So...there is no way to bypass it? for instance a free Api I want to use for my Project and i cant contact the developer to remove the CORS policy I will just have to leave the Api? Or is there a way to bypass it from the browser?

Very well explained

nice explication , thank youu .

thanks for your efforts , Great Video !

Good explanation.

Really Awesome... Your way of teaching is really simple and awesome. Love it bro.... you explained it perfectly.

Not working when send a request to backend from frontend

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In my latest video, I explain why BROWSER EXTENSIONS also cause this error: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnOrfpafjbR3otU

Very nice

Bro make content around Reactjs for beginners Would b helpful 🙏

Nice. Thanks

Hi there, thank you for this great video! This really helped me understand how to handle layout shifts. For cases we do not know the specific aspect ratio to use, can we use aspect-ratio: auto to avoid layout shift?

Why is it on page reload entries.length takes into account all entries being observed but as the user scrolls down the page and the callback function gets called, entries.length will always equal to one.? Would anyone care to explain? Thanks

The simplest explanation i've found, and the visual changes help a lot. Thank you for this!

Keep posting such conceptual videos on JavaScript because ot is helping to all the developers from Angular, React or Vue.

Great bro❤, you are doing videos on topics that no ones does.

Dear JavaScript throw an exception for invalid operations!!! wtf is NaN?!! Jst throw an exception!!!

Great video. Thumbs up!!

super crystal clear explanation

Super explanation