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[@Koutsie]

the dark winter is coming and this is perfect content to stay cozy to, glad to see you back just programming andreas!

[@awesomekling]

Thank you for getting cozy :D

[@MrSmokedTurkey]

I hope you'll continue making videos for a long time, I've really missed these

[@LeoBerardino]

Andreas, this type of content is useful for new devs that want to join the project. It helps us to understand how to contribute to the project. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@GEBIRGE]

Really upped that thumbnail game. :^) Thanks for the videos!

[@awesomekling]

Yeah it’s about time we have some fun with these 😄

[@perotubinger]

Yes, but I also grew fond of the old one. ❤

must be all the venture capital money… oh wait… sponzorship money.

[@pseudo_goose]

re 32:27 - These videos are even more confidence-inspiring than the old FIXME roulette series, which was still good but maybe not as approachable for newcomers. From what I remember, when I did my own searches for TODOs and FIXMEs in Serenity, the ones I found were often not the "easy" or "beginner" tasks that I had hoped. I think in many cases, those comments are made when the original developer knows it is out of scope for their goal, and/or it will be a lot of extra work. In comparison, fixing broken tests from a third party seems a lot more approachable

[@blvckbytes7329]

I *LOVE* your thumbnails, Andreas! They haven't failed to put a smile on my face yet, and I suspect they never will. Thank you for bringing this series back - many of us really appreciate it a lot! :^)

[@creeper4839]

Glad you're back. Keep the videos coming!

[@Rob_III]

Andreas, you. Are. A. Beast! Love these videos. You were dearly missed! Keep it up! Thanks!

[@RickardAnderssonHbg]

So happy that you’re back doing videos ❤ I have one request though as a mobile only viewer and I’m almost ashamed to bring it up. I see you have a new computer and the aspect ratio of the videos is more square than it used to be. I need to pinch zoom the videos a bit to be able to read the code. And when I do on these new videos, more of the screen is outside my viewport. Any chance you could tweak that a bit?

[@jvdmeulen]

I dont even understand the language, but it's fascinating to see the problem solving part. Keep it up

[@Siminfrance]

Sooo happy to see you back :) Thanks a lot.

[@AlgoFodder]

2:28 happy to see printf debugging is alive and well in 2024!

[@awesomekling]

printf debugging will never die!

[@haochen77]

The king is back!

[@sammmba]

I love working watching your videos, thanks Andreas!

[@Tristan97122]

The patience to keep oneself calm while discovering things like at 8:24 is what's needed to deal with the HTML spec in depth haha

[@DankestPepe]

Thank you for the videos!

[@derleo89]

Looking forward to watching this :)

[@TobyAsE120]

whk! Thank you for this video!

[@Erik31415]

That thumbnail game is on point

[@DanelonNicolas]

that was "easy" haha love those insight on history haah also, totally forgot that we can pass functions as string. I guess I don't do that since IE6 times

[@NoahLewis-m4s]

I've noticed we're getting custom thumbnails with small quips now :)

[@awesomekling]

I spent years not really doing anything with thumbnails, so I thought.. why not try something new? :)

[@snooze9896]

Thumbnail game on point xD

[@FilipSalomonsson]

This is my happy place

[@Diamonddrake]

So good to see you making hacking videos again!

[@StevenHokins]

Awesome thumbnail 😂

[@miko007]

maybe you could talk a bit about how this idl stuff is working under the hood some time?

[@snooks5607]

12:18 ain't it for assigning handler to a dom element? 18:55 ha guess I do understand some of this

[@staswisniewski4101]

And Rohan will answer!

[@JuanGonzalez-br3wp]

Andreas, what AI are you using for code completion? Is it the Jetbrains' that runs locally?

[@awesomekling]

It's just good ol' GitHub Copilot :)

[@oren2234]

"commit discipline" thats a new BS term that somebody who doesnt have deadlines uses

[@awesomekling]

Cleanliness is next to Godliness :^)

[@Diamonddrake]

"commit discipline" comes from the actual "git-scm" project's contribution guide lines. "Make separate commits for logically separate changes. ... It is a good discipline." aka commit discipline.