5 JavaScript Console Methods Every Developer Should Know

[@antonio_carvalho]

Great video! On a similar vein, a video on browser's developer tools less well known tips would be awesome. Thanks!

[@pgd724]

Super helpful. Thanks Dom!

[@a.v7998]

Nice Video Dom!!

[@dcode-software]

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[@suelingsusu1339]

Excellent🙏🙏🙏👌👌👌🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@amincident]

The length we as developers go to not use a propper debugger 😏

[@dcode-software]

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[@douglascounts4634]

I love your content Dom, but just as it is bad to produce to little content, the opposite is also true. I wouldn't recommend making more than 2 or 3 videos a week. This much content makes it a chore to take it all in (much like grinding resources in a game). Also, holding some content in reserve gives you some content to release when you are busy, sick, on vacation, etc. You don't want to move the enjoyment needle from enjoyable to watch toward it is a chore to watch. Again, your content is great though. Love it.

[@dcode-software]

Hey mate, I appreciate your feedback and see where you're coming from. I definitely won't be uploading this frequently forever 🙏 I'm really enjoying making content at the moment so that might explain the increase in videos. Also worth mentioning that I'm in the "coding tutorial" niche so a lot of my audience is likely to come from people searching for stuff, and if I can bring as much value as possible from that perspective then that can only be a good thing 👍 but yes it can be a little frustrating for anyone subscribed - apologies if so!

[@SilentBlueDragon]

Your input is subjective. I, for example, enjoy his steady influx of content. You can always queue up multiple videos in your watch later in order to pace your content consumption differently than me. The idea about the reserve content does hold some merit though.

[@themanofthehour1418]

@@dcode-software🥸 hey guys my name is dom

[@douglascounts4634]

@@SilentBlueDragon "You can always queue up multiple videos"