Lets code some stuff

[@AndrewLiu1]

starting from the beginning. love how you're teaching code this way! appreciate your time!

[@kemarx]

Looking forward to more videos. amazing content 👏

[@samedaycyborg]

Hey Steve! The colors in your code look faded. Your mac displays in the P3 color space and you are probably saving it to sRGB. I would check your OBS settings

[@playagain4397]

Amazing video, watched in one go amazing.

[@achrafash]

A masterclass 👌

[@titusfx]

Hi there, so you are suggesting since the transpiler of ts is bad, we should change from class to functions?

[@Steve8708]

I wouldn’t say the transpiler of TS is bad, it’s more a consequence of the nature of JS. But yeah functions are often a better choice than classes as a result

[@titusfx]

@Steve8708 when I said "bad," I was referring to the specific points you mentioned. However, I believe it's not a good reason to shift paradigms due to a temporary issue. I hope that's not the real reason, because if it is for the majority of JavaScript developers, there might be a need for more computer science degrees. It makes me wonder why frameworks are incorporating features based on "democratic" opinions rather than factual evidence. It's great that many people today know how to develop software, even though many don't have degrees in computer science, which means they might have missed out on some complex topics. However, the idea of frameworks making changes based on popular vote instead of scholarly research is troubling, especially when most haven't had the opportunity to engage in debates on these complex topics. In this case, because of a tmp limitation of the transpiler.