Data Visualization with D3 - Full Course for Beginners

[@jayp4303]

I'm 6:30 in and am enjoying the course. Came to learn about D3 data joins, but am learning other tidbits about JS / ES6 also. Some of the students are very bright and creative! An alternative to using Vishub is to use npm to run a local Vite server, allowing you to edit the modular JS files, view with a browser, and it automatically updates the browser when you save the file.

[@siosaida]

Love how someone asks a question and while Curran could just say "yes, that's correct", he went into depths explaining how things work. Sometimes, I had questions that were not asked by the student, but what Curran explained in a seemingly non-necessary way always ended up answering these questions. Wonderful teacher :)

[@effy1186]

2:54:59 Javascript driven svg 2:59:54 Create svg using the dom api (use "createElementNS" inside svg block) 3:58:32 Array.from({ length: 100 }, (_, index) => ({ y: index * 20, width: 100, height: 100, mask: '...' })); 4:19:55 .data should be passed by array 4:47:39 renderMask(svg, 'mask-1', false) equivalent to svg.call(renderMask, 'mask-1', false) 5:46:49 js reduce

[@atharvakulkarni5615]

This is probably one of the only few courses that I have followed through till the end, and it was absolutely amazing ❤ I was struggling with D3 since a long time and this course explains D3 right from the fundamentals.!

[@paragggoyal1552]

hey i am looking for learning D3, and 19 hours is a big commitment should i do this course or should i do something on udemy?

[@adanrodriguez2124]

@@paragggoyal1552 I'm 6 hours in right now and it's worth it. Great stuff to refresh the memory on some js methods and SVG. and you get to see how Dr. Kelleher works through some problem solving. I can't believe this is free.

[@paragggoyal1552]

@@adanrodriguez2124 thanks man

[@ssk7690]

I just want to know how many months did you take to watch it completely.

[@peveryday956]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpylmZiIj7mel9k🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 Introduction to the Course and Live Format 03:44 👥 Introductions of Participants 06:26 🖥️ HTML, CSS, and SVG Introduction 15:23 🧰 Setting Up a Development Environment 26:44 📜 HTML Structure and Tags 29:45 🖼️ SVG Basics 41:50 🧩 Composing SVG Paths 49:55 📝 Comments and Conclusion 59:36 🌟 Introduction to SVG and D3 01:05:19 🎨 Pseudo Visualizations with SVG 01:08:18 🖋️ Understanding CSS Selectors and Attributes 01:24:18 🌅 Creating a Stunning SVG Animation 01:28:56 🎨 SVG Gradient Basics 01:34:46 🖌️ Sketching and Design Tools 01:47:37 📊 Pseudo Bar Chart 01:58:35 🔗 Overview of Link Tags and CSS Relationship 02:07:45 🎨 Exercise Discussion and Hierarchical Visualization 02:16:44 🎨 Introduction to Sol LeWitt and Art Reproduction 02:27:09 🖼️ Setting Up for Sol LeWitt Art Reproduction 02:28:08 🧭 JavaScript Basics 02:50:15 🎨 Creating SVG Element with JavaScript 02:55:25 🟦 Creating a Rectangle with JavaScript 02:55:53 🧩 DOM Tree Structure and SVG Elements 03:00:05 📏 Refactoring with Variables 03:05:06 🚀 Creating Multiple Rectangles in a Loop 03:11:38 🩹 Creating SVG Masks for Texture 03:19:19 🔄 Combining Textures and Inverting Masks 03:23:41 📚 Introduction to Functional Programming in JavaScript 03:26:42 🤖 Transition to D3 and Functional Programming 03:29:44 🖥️ Using Visual Studio Code for Coding 03:30:56 📦 Standard HTML and JavaScript 03:32:40 🛠️ Wrapping Up and Looking Forward 03:55:48 📊 Creating an array of objects for rectangles 03:59:05 📊 Implementing D3 Data Joins 04:09:03 📊 Adding Masking Elements 04:16:06 📊 Organizing Elements with Group Elements 04:30:28 📊 Utilizing D3 Symbols for Shapes 04:32:20 🎨 Exploring D3 Symbol Generation 04:39:55 🔄 Refactoring for Code Reusability 04:48:47 📊 Rendering Multiple Symbols 05:00:22 🌟 Dynamic Symbol Size and Spacing 05:02:36 ❓ Understanding the Data Join 05:05:10 📊 Understanding JavaScript arrays and their basic properties 05:19:15 🧮 Creating a custom range function in JavaScript 05:30:05 🔄 Sorting arrays with JavaScript's `sort` method 05:32:23 🧐 Understanding the comparator function in array sorting 05:35:53 📊 Introduction to sorting arrays in JavaScript and D3, 05:39:02 📈 Exploring the `map` method, 05:41:56 🔢 Understanding the `reduce` method, 06:03:13 🎯 Introduction to D3 data joins, 06:09:46 📊 Explanation of sine wave animation, 06:19:29 🔄 Introduction to method chaining and D3 data joins, 06:29:12 📉 Using the exit selection to remove elements, 06:34:21 🔄 Refactoring code into functions and using ES6 modules, 06:40:07 📊 Introduction to D3 and selection renaming 06:43:41 🖥️ Introduction to JavaScript Modules and Build Tools 06:46:17 📄 Reviewing Exercise Submissions and GitHub Usage 06:59:19 🧩 Understanding ES6 Modules and JavaScript Bundle 07:09:37 📦 Integrating D3 Library Using Browser Globals 07:13:32 📦 Setting Up Local Development 07:19:23 🧩 Comparing Package Managers and Module Bundlers 07:25:29 📜 Named Exports vs. Default Exports 07:28:06 📄 Local Development Workflow 07:41:40 🔄 Updating Local Code 07:44:02 📦 Setting Up Local Development Environment 07:45:41 🧩 Rollup Starter App for Advanced Development 07:47:36 🚀 Cloning and Initializing Rollup Starter App 07:50:10 🔄 Customizing Rollup Starter App for Project Development 07:54:18 📦 Bundling and Minification in Development 07:58:57 ♻️ Manual Refresh and Automatic Bundle Generation 08:03:05 🛠️ Choosing a Development Tool 08:26:56 🧹 Cleaning the Data Processing Scripts 08:29:42 📁 Creating a Main Data Processing Script 08:39:38 🛠️ Refining the Data Processing Pipeline 09:02:20 🔄 Implementing Data Aggregation 09:19:44 🌐 Preparing the Front-End Code 09:30:27 📄 Reorganizing HTML and Assets 09:32:05 🚀 Setting up the project environment 09:40:24 🌐 Configuring GitHub Pages 10:25:21 🐞 Debugging and Data Processing 10:26:13 📺 Introduction to the Main Tutorial 10:31:00 📦 Loading D3 and Data Initialization 10:38:07 🔄 Using ES6 Destructuring and Parsing Data 10:41:13 📈 Data Processing and Visualization Setup 10:57:11 📊 Data Mapping and Processing 11:07:36 🎨 Rendering the Scatter Plot 11:12:13 📊 Understanding D3 Scales and Data Mapping 11:14:37 🌐 Creating a Basic Scatter Plot with D3 11:24:34 🧰 Customizing Axes and Finalizing the Template 11:45 🔧 Exploring Different Ways to Construct D3 Axes 11:57 📝 Exercise: Forkable Template for Data Visualization 11:58 📊 Introduction to Reusable Charts 12:02 🎉 Review of Submissions 12:10 🦕 Visualization of Dinosaur Data 12:17:42 📊 Introduction to Data Visualization 12:27:07 🔄 Building Reusable Chart Components 12:38:11 🧮 Continuing with Chart Component Configuration 12:48:22 📦 Setting up the reusable scatter plot component 12:55:02 🧐 Understanding the absence of argument in JavaScript 13:01:32 🎯 Overview of the completed code and its functionality 13:06:25 🎨 Adding different shapes for data points 13:20:45 📈 Making Scatter Plots with D3 13:25:31 🔄 Reusable Chart Patterns 13:28:45 🚀 Participant's Work Showcase 13:37:37 🔤 Formatting Date Axes 13:50:16 🔄 Making Charts Dynamic 13:51:35 🔄 Idempotent Rendering and Code Refactoring 14:07:00 🤔 Relationship Between Idempotent Rendering and D3's Update Pattern 14:14:37 📊 Making Axes Idempotent 14:17:44 🔑 Significance of Null Data and Class for Group Elements 14:21:30 🚀 Transitioning to Animated Scatter Plot 14:22:55 🔄 Transition Basics in D3 14:26:37 🌟 Animating Scatter Plot Initialization 14:32:36 🔢 Staggering Transitions 14:45:58 📊 Transitioning Axes 14:53:53 🛠️ Refactoring Duplicated Logic 14:55:44 🕰️ `requestAnimationFrame` vs. `setInterval` 15:00:00 🧬 Naming Functions for Clarity 15:07:05 📜 Adding Menus for Interactivity 15:19:21 🔄 Efficient `continue` Usage 15:25:08 🌐 Filter Numeric Columns 15:26:40 📊 Introduction to the Data Set 15:27:42 🖼️ Different Visualization Examples 15:29:35 🔍 Analyzing Label Behavior 15:32:44 ⚙️ Adjusting Animation and Patterns 15:36:30 🎙️ Audio Technical Issue 15:37:00 📈 Adding Interactive Menus 15:38:28 🍽️ Preparing Menu Structure 15:40:05 🗂️ Configuring Menu IDs and Labels 15:47:20 📝 Setting Up Menu Options 15:54:01 🍽️ Populating Menu Options 16:00:54 📊 Setting up D3 code structure 16:03:24 🖥️ Wiring up event listeners 16:04:58 🔄 Updating the scatterplot with menu selections 16:25:16 🐛 Handling initial menu selection 16:27:08 🌿 Challenge: Handling non-numeric attributes 16:30:53 📊 Data Visualization Discussion 16:36:34 🌐 Introduction to Episode 11 16:38:12 💡 Adding Event Listeners 16:39:10 📈 Structuring Metadata 16:42:36 🔍 Differentiating Map and map 16:48:47 🎨 Visualizing Different Scale Types 16:51:01 🎛 Creating Interactive Filters 16:55:08 🌟 Enhancing Data Identity 17:02:03 📊 Handling Data and Visualization Basics 17:13:36 📊 Animated Scatter Plot and Data Categories 17:29:20 🔄 Implementing Data Lookup 17:34:04 📚 Discussing data filtering and mapping, 17:45:42 🧐 Addressing questions and clarifications, 17:54:45 🧱 Integrating x and y type selection into the scatter plot, 18:01:14 📊 Exploring the idea of creating dot plots for data distribution, 18:04:30 📊 Visualization Design Options 18:07:37 🔄 Code Refactoring and Cleanup 18:19:06 🌟 Wrapping Up the Course 18:30:23 📊 Exploring Tidy Tuesday Data 18:33:10 🤔 Income Inequality Analysis 18:36:05 📈 Data Visualization Possibilities 18:39:06 📅 Customizing Axis Ticks 18:45:30 🧮 Adding Jitter for Overlapping Data Points 18:57:17 🌐 Insights from Data Visualization 19:00:55 🌍 Enhancing Data Visualization 19:01:57 📊 Discussing data visualization techniques 19:06:08 🕰️ Adding time-based scaling to the visualization Made with HARPA AI

[@ricak5269]

thank you so much

[@bilalkureshi7437]

Thanks a lot for this

[@A--_--M]

I am extremely elated to see this on my youtube recommendations. I've been following Curran from the previous course and really enjoyed his teaching style.

[@currankelleher]

Thank you so much!

[@SANTOSHMITRA-u3y]

A small note - To turn anything into comments in any programming language, try using the Ctrl + Forward slash buttons together. Each programming language has a different set of symbols for comments. Like in Python it is the hash symbol, in HTML it is a combination of the greater and less than symbols and so on. But all of this, has the Ctrl+Forward slash as the shortcut keys.

[@devdhaif]

Try this with jsx

[@justinhersom9926]

I came to the comments looking for exactly this info, thanks!

[@mayaahmed]

I thought the course would continue every other week . Was surprised to see it end abruptly. This course is a gem. Thanks. I learned so much. I hope they give you an award or something. so good.

[@ripmag777]

Just a GODlike teacher! well-mannered, pleasant, calm, always thankful for various questions... You are wonderful Curran! Thanks

[@ccuny1]

191/2 hours. Record broken. That's me up all night. For 3 weeks, cos' I need a few repeats before I start getting it. Apart from the deleterious effect on my health this is going to have, I am very grateful for this generous resource on a subject I have really been meaning to get schooled in. Thank you!

[@goldman7267]

Same, I lost a lot of weight due to this lol

[@elsalmon_]

Same here! Let's make a support group!

[@ccuny1]

@@elsalmon_ Well, Curran Kelleher is a Doctor so perhaps he can help.

[@currankelleher]

@@ccuny1 lol not that kind of doctor

[@mythicalmim]

I tried to jump right into creating some D3 charts thinking I knew enough about JavaScript and HTML to understand it. Spoiler: I did not lol. This course has been incredibly helpful! Do not skip the basics in the beginning because I actually learned some new tidbits and it really helps to refector the VanillaJS into D3 so that you fully understand what the D3 code is doing. Thank you so much! Cannot wait to keep watching.

[@sriram-uu6yd]

I have registered for a Data Visualisation course in my University for the Fall 2022 semester, it’ll be completely taught in d3. So this course would help me a lot.

[@whispersofthering]

Which university are you going?

[@playerunknown8458]

@@whispersofthering idk

[@stefan3sg]

Best D3 tutorial I have seen so far

[@romanemul1]

And then i realized... "Its 19 hours ride babe."

[@jimfoye1055]

Yeah, but you can safely skip the first 30 seconds.

[@-indeed8285]

Play in 2X

[@antonmursid3505]

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[@rmb706]

😂lot longer than 19 hours this is just the beginning.

[@OZTutoh]

Bring the resolution down to 240p and then skip 5 seconds at a time with right arrow.

[@serveshchaturvedi2034]

At 15:56:10, the name attribute is required if the data is submitted using form. Can also be styled using css or js. Also useful to create radiobutton or checkbox group for a particular value described by the name.

[@tropicaljupiter]

Enjoying the videos, but have to share: Me: Help me out here, I've got a little question for you. I was watching a video on youtube and a guy started to refer to HTML closing tags as "not"-tag. For instance, `` would be pronounced "not body". I've never heard this before. Is this a thing people actually say? ChatGPT: As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, referring to HTML closing tags as "not-tags" is not a commonly used or recognized term. The standard terminology for HTML closing tags is simply "closing tags" or "end tags." For example, is typically referred to as the "closing tag for the body element." It's possible that the person in the KZbin video you watched was using a playful or unconventional terminology for educational or entertainment purposes. However, it's not a widely adopted or recognized practice in the web development community.

[@hazychou5413]

Love Curran! I learnt a lot from previous series. Thank God, Curran made every tutorials at the time I am in need.

[@currankelleher]

Thanks a ton!

[@danielleivy8180]

06:55:00 - working outside of Vizhub - JS in HTML Edit: More specifically 07:38:50 I started to do it earlier (in Visual Studio, with React and Nodemon) because I had some prior knowledge - but if you're just starting the video don't worry he'll get to a way you can use. Happy Coding :)

[@alexandergarzo9415]

Hey thanks, do you have any resource to implement this in react?

[@cssensei610]

Curran you’ve released this course thrice now! I REALLY request you to make a version where you show things from scratch including how to set all this up in visual studio on a local machine or even better on a cloud platform. I’m willing to pay for that course if needed because I understand the need for monetization

[@thuglife896]

Did a D3.js elective at University and it was the absolute best subject in my entire 4 year Computer Science degree so I'm really looking forward to further advance my learning with Curran

[@omlachake2551]

You are so lucky to have a d3 elective. Could you please point out the uni? Maybe I will be able to find some study material it ould help me a lot.

[@Ayoubased]

This is just awesome!! I'm 2 hours in. Is there a way to add timestamps to the video? I want to use it as a reference because I will need this alot.

[@OZTutoh]

11:22:00 This is a real gotcha here. I noticed that, in my VSCode, ${margin.left} wasn't lighting up as a variable. Also, my margin was stuck on 0. Only putting a number in its place would make it move. For the quotes around 'translate', you must use the ` above the Tab Key and left of the 1 key, NOT the ' above the Right Shift key.

[@nicovon118]

13:50:00 Dynamic Charts

[@overpitch]

Really great stuff! Learning, surprising to me, even when covering stuff that I thought I already had down. Understanding it at a deeper level now. Thanks for creating this!

[@MarkJamesButcher]

@3:55:00 - Trying to code along with Visua Studio Code and localhost has some kickbacks. Issues seem mostly surrounding type: module, how it imports the d3 library and script linking to the index.js file

[@Submersed24]

I’m not that far yet.

[@datadrivendev]

Customizing the ticks on axis @11:33:00

[@Trazynn]

I wish there were better resources on SVG manipulation. Like, truly creating visualisations from scratch by tying the properties of vector objects to data, scale masks, colours. There's so much you can do when someone truly grasps SVG's. Can even tie it to various states and phases in web interactions.

[@welcometomathy]

I see there and opportunity for you to tak on

[@Officialkaranku01]

@@welcometomathy tc voi fight

[@xpkareem]

This guy is awesome. I've learned a lot from his videos.

[@MaxMov-sp8hr]

Clarification. The text enclosed in angle brackets is the tag. You can use a single or paired tag. Moreover, a tag (or pair of tags) and its combined content make up an element.

[@blairsm1830]

Thanks for giving the jargon a language.

[@rhyssheridan3642]

Such a good instructor. Thanks a lot for this Edited: Really productive session, and the way it is formatted to include people that includes the instructor.

[@thomasclapton2010]

Such a good instructor. Thanks a lot for this

[@a.v7998]

Loved the video!

[@blackhandlereaper]

Very informative video!!

[@mattiadiprofio4789]

Fax

[@SkinniJ]

@@mattiadiprofio4789 u rite

[@joythefrankenfluffy1635]

As a tired grad student you have my thanks.

[@DanielSantos-oe6ib]

very nice, great teacher ...

[@alexandergarzo9415]

This is a masterpiece, lovely course!

[@SonusVolvebatur]

Agree, absolutely to watch

[@svenvoigt1882]

4:23:55 if selectAll() returns an empty selection and data() returns a selection with data, why would the devs require people to first use selectAll() to get a selection? Seems like a redundant step and is always confusing to me when I use d3. Intuitively, shouldn't data just create a new selection all of whose elements get appended to the element calling .data()?

[@Rage-wg8qi]

This and previous one with React really help me a lot with my current course in the college. Thank you so much Curran and freeCodeCamp❤️

[@datadrivendev]

Talks about axis at @11:17:00

[@MaxMov-sp8hr]

Path element is acceptable as a selfclosing tag.

[@peadenl]

Excellent course!

[@JesseMetzger-hp3qn]

I wish it was just focused on D3.js. I can't imagine someone trying to learn d3 without some basic javacript knowledge. I ended watching a lot of it at 2x speed or fast forwarding. Episode 7 was a real drag and clearly not edited. Nevertheless, I gave a it a like because it's a valuable resource

[@charlespeck5493]

i have learn a lot from u guys

[@MaxMov-sp8hr]

You can see CSS magic if you set the overflow property to a value that is visible on an svg element!

[@leafshinobi5711]

1:04:33

[@Codefide]

This would be nice to have chapters

[@theyayaa]

While his audio shows that he is explaining stuff, his camera suggests that he is dj-ing a wild party

[@Hemanthanet]

Thank you 🙏

[@Andrew-fj3uo]

Thank you, your tutorials are saving me literally.

[@movieclipzorscene5206]

Thanks for the video But please 👋👋👋👋 reply to the question Can i code the same app with multiple computers, Like I mean creating app using my laptop and when my laptop is not available i will use my other laptops or desktop to continue coding the app? Is it possible?

[@paragggoyal1552]

i don't understand why do we even have to use .join just using a for loop would be so clear. or would be better in long run to use the join.

[@orangeman2456]

What are new additions in this course compared to one you did last time?

[@user-zw7zd3qv1w]

It is literally explained from the first minute.

[@orangeman2456]

@@user-zw7zd3qv1w Yes it's explained. My bad, should have watched it a little before asking.

[@flowersinathens102]

do i need to know javascript? or can i just go in and learn it just with the course

[@karimelshafey2208]

What i need to be learned to take this course ?!

[@currankelleher]

The only prerequisite is free time to watch and learn! You can watch it and learn JavaScript, SVG, D3.

[@simpego81]

06:00:00

[@windmillcode]

Any github code examples?

[@umairhassan9768]

Can you please made a tutorial about power bi ... Please

[@currankelleher]

lol no. I don't know PowerBI.

[@maurov6861]

Wow! Awesome

[@Sarajboos12]

Full course on next js

[@Submersed24]

While it IS a 19 hour course, luckily the concepts are super simple (so far)

[@monicabattacharya6416]

Please provide the " TRIGNOMETRY " full course in mathematics playlist on KZbin

[@angeleliseolimascolunga8715]

Hello, it would be great if author can review the theory a bit on SGML, HTML, XML, XHTML and SVG, I think it will be very cleary if they actually review a bit what is behind. Once he get cleared what a meta-language is he will be able to explain a bit better the introduction.

[@dustin1337]

HTML is actually based on SGML, xHTML is based on XML and failed. SGML is forgiving where XML is not.

[@blairsm1830]

Thanks for copy n paste!,no more writing for 3 months!!.

[@raymondmichael4987]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 that cracked my lovely ribs buddy

[@silvioc9519]

could you split in chapters ? :(

[@effy1186]

⌨ (00:00:00) Introduction ⌨ (00:06:16) SVG Fundamentals ⌨ (01:05:11) Pseudo Visualizations ⌨ (02:16:26) Sol LeWitt in Vanilla JS ⌨ (03:32:31) Sol LeWitt in D3 ⌨ (05:08:31) D3 Selections ⌨ (06:43:11) JavaScript Modules & Build Tools ⌨ (08:04:07) Productizing a Codebase ⌨ (10:25:28) Scatter Plot ⌨ (11:56:28) Reusable Charts ⌨ (13:28:27) Dynamic Charts ⌨ (15:07:37) Charts with Menus ⌨ (16:35:23) Quantitative and Categorical ⌨ (18:17:35) Closing the Series

[@dxcqcv]

Does this video cost 19 hours+ ? shock me a lot

[@southfitness7567]

Hi please make video of crm and model driven power apps

[@ecological6454]

Foooook this is 19hours gold mine

[@amirtorabi3978]

I wish you could provide such as complete tutorial for using d3 js in vue js framework

[@absinth4]

How good JS do I need to follow this ??

[@pala1285]

this guy is coding in vim! he is serious!

[@paulbelfrage]

Kind of annoying to watch some random students showing previous required knowledge. It's of course not their fault or Kelleher. It just do not translate well for a course her on freeCodeCamp

[@saplay3372]

It is great for me

[@ansaganie]

People came to D3.js course (whitch is Jvascrtipt lib) without aany knowladge in JS??? why? I think Curren's spent 40 % the course just explaining js or programming basics. For me, who came to just pick up some fundamental things about d3 it is just time wasting. But, anyway it is one of the coolest courses about d3 that exists in the net

[@devashish_]

I have no knowledge of Java Script, only know Python. My professor wants us to create visualizations in D3. So this is very helpful

[@truthalwaysprevails662]

Don't be such a salty guy, Curran is targeting non JS Dev's too!

[@evolutionarybiology7875]

Sir I have few of the videos over 12 hours . I see you can Upload the videos of more than of KZbin limit . How could I upload those too? Would you like to help.

[@SaKuRaVaAnLoNhArT]

Obviously that doll should be named Carrie xD

[@amirtorabi3978]

It could be better if one of javascript framework is used

[@currankelleher]

There is only one javascript framework used here, D3.js.

[@namucho266]

wow 19 hours...?

[@Mrdreams_Spiritual]

👌👌👌👌

[@codeallnight56514]

ads every 6 mins?

[@BizzaroBrainBoi]

time for u buy youtube premium monthly

[@codeallnight56514]

@@BizzaroBrainBoi time for you to learn how to spell

[@blairsm1830]

Thanks , for your peice of mind &your payshence, sorry dislecyc coder,,rrr!!.

[@abdul-rahmanmuniru9335]

Finding it though to understand coding 😔

[@abdul-rahmanmuniru9335]

Are you also into coding

[@blairsm1830]

Starter 1979 rrrrr!.

[@ramesh_rm]

😎

[@riju1956]

As it was.......................................................................................................................................................................................

[@srikanthgouri4397]

Love from 🇮🇳

[@Mohit-gb9dv]

Their are no videos on Kotlin web development so please try to make a video 🙂

[@antonmursid3505]

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[@ck_naik]

This is html class 😘

[@masadamsahid]

Ayo. Again? 😆

[@LuisReyes-zs4uk]

anyone else get LOST doing the Sol Lewitt reproduction? :/

[@bilza2023]

I dont know if education can get better than this

[@lindampino1020]

A++++++

[@sovembharati4279]

1

[@SimplicityForGood]

Can we work on a desktop with ethical hacking, or will we always need a laptop to handle jobs that require that we bring a computer to the location that is going to be hacked? Just gonna buy a new computer and really like to know if a desktop like Mac Studio Max base will be fine for the first three years of both study and small jobs I can come to get. Please anyone with good and practical understanding reply me and give some examples of what kind of projects and jobs in cyber security are best for a desktop and which jobs and projects are better for a laptop! Am about to buy a new computer and do a lot of music production etc on the side of my programming and cyber security studies I am just starting and am curious what jobs I could do in the future on a desktop vs a laptop and if one within cyber security can work fine from home on a desktop, and if so what are the typical ethical hacking jobs one could work with from home on a desktop? I can only get apple computers for now. So is regarding MacBook pro vs those that tested the mac studio max that I can choose from… please do not be laptop biases positive, but just objective to what kind of jobs works best on a desktop vs a laptop in the field of ethical hacking and cyber sec. Thanks for all helpful comments!

[@insearchof9090]

15:51:27 😁😹👶🏼🍼