I will make a video on that shortly

@@TheUltimateDevAcademy I'm waiting ....

Por qué dices eso?

Please have you another tutoriel for tracking user location with his Phone number ?

You're absolutely right. However, to ensure this tutorial is understandable to beginners, I have focused on a basic understanding of its core functionality. But surely, I will make a video on how to implement full text search with postgres. 🙂

Sure bro… I will make it soon

same question. did you found the solution?

Yes. I forget the exact step-by-step process since I did it a while ago, but this is what I can say... Make an account with Google Cloud. You can create a project, which gives you an API key, and you'll be able to import all kinds of stuff into your page (a map, auto complete, street view, etc.). I've included the app I made for your viewing to see what can be possible (and there are a lot more features that what I implemented). optimal(-)sleep(-)calculator(-)map(.firebaseapp) (com ) Jootube keeps deleting my response. Remove the ().

Yes. I forget the exact step-by-step process since I did it a while ago, but this is what I can say... Make an account with Google Cloud. You can create a project, which gives you an API key, and you'll be able to import all kinds of stuff into your page (a map, auto complete, street view, etc.). I've included the app I made for your viewing to see what can be possible (and there are a lot more features that what I implemented). optimal(-)sleep(-)calculator(delete app parenthesis)(-)map(.firebaseapp) (com ) Jootube keeps deleting.

Yes. I forget the exact step-by-step process since I did it a while ago, but this is what I can say... Make an account with Google Cloud. You can create a project, which gives you an API key, and you'll be able to import all kinds of stuff into your page (a map, auto complete, street view, etc.). I've included the app I made for your viewing to see what can be possible (and there are a lot more features that what I implemented). **Jootube keeps deleting my link. Feel free to message if interested.**

@@downanddirtytrutham interested how can I get that link?

Glad you liked it ❤️

Sure…will take care of that

Glad that you liked it….🙏🙏thank you 😇

@@TheUltimateDevAcademy I am really grateful and would like to know if you can send me the link of a video about React CRUD project. It can help me a lot for to link it to my CRUD API in the back-end. THANKS YOU

I have already created a video series on to-do app to demonstrate crud operations. I have connected it with firebase as backend. You can check that out if it helps…

There are several use cases for closures in JavaScript, which will be much useful while handling a large and complex applications: Creating private variables and methods: You can use closures to create variables and functions that are only accessible within the closure. These private variables and functions are not accessible from outside the closure, which can be useful for encapsulation and information hiding. Function factories: You can use closures to create a function that returns a new function with specific behavior. This is often used in functional programming to create functions with a specific behavior, without having to create a new function each time. The way we have created the addTo function in the video. Callback functions: Closures are often used in JavaScript as callback functions, which are passed to other functions as arguments. The closure maintains access to variables in its parent scope, even after the parent function has returned, which allows it to be invoked at a later time with the correct context. Decorators: You can use closures to modify the behavior of a function, without modifying the function itself. This is useful for adding functionality, such as logging or error handling, to existing functions. Creating closures with loops: Closures can be created inside loops, allowing each iteration of a loop to have its own private state. Without closure, all iterations would share the same state. Memory management: Closure allows JS engine to keep track of the variables and functions that are still being used by the program. This is useful in managing memory usage, as it allows the engine to clear out variables and functions that are no longer needed. You will automatically know when to solve a specific task using closures with experience. Hope this helps.