CSS Battle, But I Can't See The Output

[@cssbattle]

woaahhhh!! This is insane stuff! Thanks for doing this Conner! 🔥🙌🏼

[@ConnerArdman]

Glad y'all liked it 😊, thanks for making such a great platform!

[@user-ng4bc3cv6g]

I enjoyed the video as it was in my recommendation list. Looking forward for videos on javaScript and recursion

[@claudivansilva5828]

Awesome video. I think the CSS Battle could implement this feature (hide the output).

[@satheeshm538]

Yeah bro that's really cool.. Superb content as a fresher in web development it's really helpful for me..

[@TheOne-qv3xw]

i tried this 90% complete ONly !1 and stuck !!!

[@ScienceSeekho]

Awesome Is there any leetcode for frontend problem?

[@ConnerArdman]

Check out my course FrontendExpert linked in the description 😉

[@markopolo2224]

this is a very fresh cool concept actually

[@ziadamer7621]

Can you make a website using a react ? ♥️

[@magnuserikkeenrobot1117]

i liked it!

[@capsenlu80]

In the third task, the middle circle can use outline, doesn't need another div for inner-container

[@ConnerArdman]

Ah nice, that does sound simpler. I always forget outline exists for some reason 😅

[@elnino_77]

Thanks a lot Connar , i really enjoyed watching this type of video, i watched a lot of videos , but this one was one of the enjoyable one, appreciate, please do a lot of like these.

[@Mazzrez]

Hey, great video. The last one was a bit overwhelming for me. What i figured out is that You don't have to guess the size as You know the target window size and It could contain like 6 balls in 1st one or 13 widths of the border elements in 2nd one. So you can just divide the numbers.

[@ConnerArdman]

Ah yeah I'll make sure to use this next time. I didn't realize it told you the size of the window, I was just completely making up numbers 😅

[@charlieduke1627]

It is a really interesting idea haha. Have you considered doing some tutorial video projects (website clone, etc.) which contain React, NextJS, or Django? It must be really interesting.

[@ConnerArdman]

I might do some, although I don't love the idea of doing tutorials just because there are so many out there on KZbin already. We'll see though, I might do a few at some point.

[@tarn84]

Conner = quality content

[@thilakshananisanda]

Hoping to see more css tutorials from you

[@DonkeyHopper]

Very interesting idea! 🤭 Shall we do a battle with Kevin Powell where both of you are not allowed to see the output?!!! 🔥

[@DonkeyHopper]

Also, you did amazingly well in this challenge! 🔥

[@ConnerArdman]

Thanks! If he were down, I’d love to do that (although he would almost definitely win 😂).

[@yusiff]

Great video, Conner! I didn't skip a second of the video. Looking forward to seeing javascript videos from you. Keep it up, thanks!

[@ConnerArdman]

Thanks! The KZbin algorithm greatly appreciates you watching the whole video 🤝

[@danielzhou4542]

Hey Conner what a surprise to see you on my YT recommended, enjoyed the CSS challenges! Glad to see you doing well after PWP always wondered what you went off to do :).

[@ConnerArdman]

Yooo hope you're doing well too! I might need to come by to -steal some free food- catch up with y'all sometime 😊

[@goodnessdavid6583]

As a newbie, I found it difficult to complete the second challenge even with eyes open. Seeing get things right is impressive. You've earned a new subscriber

[@ConnerArdman]

Thanks! And yeah these problems are definitely more difficult than they first seem. I don't think I could confidently solve half of the CSS Battle problems even while seeing the output.

[@jdoy9937]

Hey, would love if you could do some guides on html/CSS. You’re very easy to follow! Keep it up

[@thilakshananisanda]

Thats really a great work 🥵🥵

[@tortugaescarlata4430]

Great and interesting video

[@martingutierrez9914]

top tier content, keep it up!

[@yorkieshire4582]

Really well done! Good job!

[@pratikthorat3480]

I am so flabbergasted and perplexed as to how can someone be so good? You are probably the only guy I've seen with such excellent command over CSS.

[@ConnerArdman]

Thanks haha, but there are definitely people who are _much_ better than me at CSS. For what it's worth, I chose problems that I knew would be challenging but possible without seeing the output. There are plenty of CSS Battle questions that I wouldn't even get close to without seeing it (maybe I'll show one of those the next time I do this). Also, I actually think the level I'm currently at is very achievable. Really once you understand CSS layout correctly (mainly box model, position, flex, and grid), you can get to a point where you don't need to constantly use a guess-and-check strategy. I don't think this is much different than once you properly understand control flow in regular programming, you can write decently complex programs without checking your work too often.

[@pratikthorat3480]

@@ConnerArdman thanks for your insights I am just beginning my CSS journey. Any tips for Newbie CSS learner?

[@ConnerArdman]

I think it really just comes down to focusing on fundamentals. The biggest issue I have seen with people learning CSS is getting in the "as long as it works mindset," where you just try things until it works. If you focus on the understanding and making sure you always know why the code works, it can actually be fairly straightforward to learn. From there, just practice a lot with different types of projects and you'll get there. Good luck! 😊

[@pratikthorat3480]

@@ConnerArdman Thank You so much

[@novanoskillz4151]

i like this a lot

[@shubhamrane2918]

Sharingan Awakened!