Why I'm Not in My Studio? (A Channel Update)

[@kJarzyna242]

For me, your ideas for development channel are great. There aren't many materials like yours. I really like how you explain concepts and focus on fundamentals. Also, you have your own style, you don't pretend anyone, and you're authentic, which is why your videos are enjoyable to watch. I wish you all the best.

[@dmtrmrv]

Thank you for the kind words! 😊

[@ontheruntonowhere]

Fantastic channel, Dima. Clear and concise. You're a great addition to the KZbin dev community. I've been a full-stack dev for a long time (PHP, JS, CSS, WordPress, _finally_ getting into React) and your videos almost always teach me something I didn't know.

[@dmtrmrv]

Thank you! I'm glad to hear you enjoy the videos. React is a lot of fun-I really like it!

[@rogerpence]

I'm in for all of your ideas, Dima!

[@frozentoy4209]

Keep up the great work Dmitry, love your pace and articulation 🙌🏻 - have a splendid day

[@dmtrmrv]

Thank you! 🙌

[@Deekay909]

I can tell from the way you speak that you are very passionate about the things you are talking about and you are also very eager to share your knowledge. Your explanations are crystal clear and its very easy to listen to you. Most importantly, you sound very authentic. Please keep the same format and let content speak for itself. KZbin can be a very hard grind, i started a channel that blew up overnight but its just too much work if you have other more pressing responsibilities. The point I am trying to make, you can bring a lot of value to a lot of people. Many focus on the subscribers through click bait titles and not the content. I watched every video on your channel today and i found it absolutely randomly. That should tell you, you can be as successful as you want to be on here because you have the right formula and at the same time help a lot of people. It just needsto be worth it to you. Looking forward to more content and thank you! P.S Sorry for the long post, I got the feeling you were looking for some feedback. I am in the process of switching careers now and doing the self taught route, that makes me relate to you even more. Love what you said about never stop learning. It really is one of the hacks to self fulfillment. Hopefully this long post will help the algorithm.

[@dmtrmrv]

@Deekay909 Thank you for the kind words and for taking the time to write this comment! I truly appreciate the feedback and encouragement. It's definitely a grind, but comments like yours make it all worthwhile-not the likes or the number of subscribers. I wish you all the best with learning the ropes. It takes time, but it is a rewarding vocation. If there's something specific you're struggling with, let me know! I'd be more than happy to cover it in a video.

[@Deekay909]

@@dmtrmrv Now that you mentioned it, maybe you can make a quick/short video on what to focus on outside of css/js? With the amount of technology that is out there, its hard to management sometimes what to study next. Iv been working on html/css/javascript and React. From what I understand, Typescript is industry standard at this point. Do I study Typescript next or should i look into Next.js for React? Basically, what is your opinion on the libraries/frameworks to focus on that you use the most in the industry, outside of fundamentals, in order to be well rounded. Continue to get better and studying vanilla css/js will never stop, goes without staying. Thank you.

[@_kovshenin]

Good stuff, looking forward!

[@vt9988]

Can't wait for new videos ❤

[@dmtrmrv]

Coming very soon!

[@goannacs6861]

🤩 sounds good. Web App - Super Cool idea! Responsive Navigation - Yes please! Lately I dealt a bit with accessibility standards, for example: - Focus state for keyboard users. - Color decisions for Color-blind people. - Proper Semantic for Screen readers. and so on. I have some beginner questions on this topic, so maybe this could also be an idea for future Videos. Some websites do a focus around the burger menu (mobile) when clicked. This looks ugly but seems right due to accessibility standards for the keyboard. Is there a way that focus only applys by keyboard and not by mouse? I'm just beginning to understand accessibility and wonder what's the best way to handle this.

[@dmtrmrv]

Thanks for your comment! Yes, those are great topics and not very straightforward. I'll definitely cover them!