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[@georgekalogeropoulos1813]

Nice video but I believe 15 minutes are way too much for just suggesting 2 libraries . Would be nice to show a video of how can you code that blur effect without the libraries.

[@anosikegideon4142]

bro!! He just spent a lot of time explaining UI/UX

[@dekafmusic]

@@anosikegideon4142 sure helped me in some way ngl

[@AhmadMughal1]

Finally someone that thought the same as i did. The amount of unnecessary information this guy has loaded in this to reach the 10 min mark is astounding.

[@xyz-ey7ul]

I was about to watch a number videos just to understand the purpose of react lazy feature but this video answered everything and more

[@dimafurs6248]

In my opinion, CoderOne is one of the best channels related to Web Development tips and projects on KZbin rn. Thank you very much, Islem, for all your efforts and work done in helping us to understand these topics better!

[@andreiolar6104]

Well, the second option would have probably worked similar. The issue on why the initial blurred download is very slow is because you have specified the same image for both the src and the placeholder src. That should have been a very light image for fast download :)

[@Rhidayah]

Ye, my method just generate 2 versions, one 60x60 pixel and other is the orginal one. You don’t blur it. Because if the 1st version expand to w300 h300 make it blurry because small image.

[@brawlgammer4424]

He just wanted to push this BlurHash library full-force.

[@bleakCode]

good point. It ruins the point of lazy loading to have to load the same image as placeholder. Instead you can maybe use a default background image

[@raiikagaming]

Those who wants to use blurhash as a dynamic image, might also consider the server performance to use blurhash, since I've worked with creating thumbnails via PHP, and it actually cost a massive server performance and it could make a server down if used in a looping state.

[@dreamecho100]

Is there a solution for this, except for caching the result?

[@mmozedev]

The main thing here that is not emphasized enough is the fact that width and height (or atleast height) need to be set. Without that information, lazy load won't work. This means your server needs to return the dimensions with the photo URL.

[@thedigitalceo]

Exactly right. And it’s the same issue with the NextJS image component which is amazing but you still need to specify width and height which is something that goes against most good responsive design related to imagery. So it’s a catch 22

[@Rhidayah]

Well, the reason why that width and height need to be set. It’s because, if your image not fully rendered. It became shifted, and after complete it will be jump into bottom. You will be notice, if the image combine with paragraphs. That’s why you should be set that dimensions, to give a space.

[@shoutmeback2587]

@@Rhidayah What would be the approach for optimizing the images in react applications? Is there some other techniques too?

[@Rust_Rust_Rust]

can the heights and widths be a percentage of the users viewport? Or does it have to be a fixed value (px, rem, em, etc.)

[@CantIllaoiThat]

@@Rust_Rust_Rust You can use percentages. For example in tailwind you can use w-[50%] and it will automatically be responsive

[@ernestdesbordes]

Blurhash is the best and cool way. I use that in all my projects.

[@rambhajansaw5933]

who has been blind their whole life and can finally see. I can't express my gratitude in words but tNice tutorials is the best I can do. THANK YOU SO

[@codeworthy]

this is awesome man!...i like the last one

[@brakpseudonimu236]

I'll be honest, small fast loading thumbnails were the best experience, and the only big one loading is the one I clicked, but that's just a boomer preference.

[@vincentcottalorda2105]

Or using NextJS Image component 😊

[@videolucu5900]

thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb

[@projottasantos4778]

Thank you, it works perfect!

[@rifatskdev]

Tysm, did everything as described

[@alessandromarin3803]

Thank you so much! TNice tutorials video helped produce fire soft thanks bro❤️

[@ziat1988]

thanks for the great share

[@MonirulIslam-sg7oh]

Thank you for the video. How do I store the hash value when I add the image from backend say with laravel and nodejs?

[@CoderOne]

The hash has to be stored inside the database. For example, if you upload the image, you have to generate the hash out of the image and store it alongside the image data in the database. So later on, the hash would be returned with the image data.

[@MonirulIslam-sg7oh]

@@CoderOne yes that what I have asked, its just hash like password hash or something different?

[@3hustle]

bro is there any way to preload video at the startign only and then able to seek to any point without buffering, i dont know if youtube allow this or not but is it possible somehow through programming?

[@anasouardini]

is there an implementation for astro? I looked it up but I found nothing.

[@petronini]

Great video, man! Could we have a look at the code to play with it and get on better? Thanks!

[@hamadoungom8281]

now i am in a good mood

[@arihantjain8347]

just wanted to know, after going through the code are we using react-lazy-loading-component and blurhash together?

[@princeparaste5659]

No, both are different

[@jorgeassaf]

Hello bro, how could you do it with nextjs Image component and blurDataUrl?

[@nro337]

Thank you!

[@1337-coder]

what if you have authentication? this doesnt work. you need to fetch the images as blobs first.

[@jesusjuvinao8210]

Hay diferencia en usar el componente Image de next e implementar este paquete?

[@noredine]

Is there any way to load them Sequentially? For example loading the 2nd, 5th, 3st, then 1st and so on doesn't look very good

[@mubarakalalawi305]

In The setup tNice tutorials was a really helpful video but I'm using soft soft 12, is there a reason why I can't hear my own soft play? I click to play

[@SXsoft99]

what if you use the "loading="lazy"" attribute on the image tag? native out of the box in html

[@kumarankur]

you can use it, but as mentioned in the video it is not widely supported in the lesser known/used browsers, better to use intersection observer.

[@spoconykubus3480]

but this blurbash works good only for box images

[@code-island]

pretty cool

[@eyout7973]

Thanks a lot

[@MrSatyavinay]

Cool!

[@HaNaxHeart]

hi, does anyone know what beforeLoad do in 14:20? cuz I think just use the onLoad prop to control the logic is enough?

[@paologonzales4361]

where is the github repo?

[@anaqo7175]

Sa. TNice tutorials quarantine is making question my whole existence.

[@piflom8400]

Imagine how much money he would have made if he had ads. There’s 6.6 million views.... he’d be rich

[@mohamedyoussef8835]

Awesome video +++++++++++++++ 🙂

[@dunguyen2924]

How’s it going?

[@shinobi_coder88]

How to use blurhash with dynamic images? From TMDB API for example. I use lazy loading image in NextJs and it still quite slow

[@shinobi_coder88]

@Ta Chi Bao interesting, can you share me the repo? thanks

[@cristianbilu]

I am triggered by the fact you use create reacy app.. Why??

[@karthikp4484]

this guy voice is similar to webdev simplified

[@muhammadukkasha5048]

Good video but man pls be specific, your talk was much of telling your experience in many words instead of just showing what's the problem and how to solve it, that's it

[@usamakayani6537]

Wordpress please

[@archmad]

why lazy load a 4mb image file? load 150k at most for each image. that;s enough

[@izzetah2358]

Thanks for helping the community i will be so glad if you cancel continue your good work

[@razorjhon2622]

too much talking for 2 libraries also you didn't even show us how you did implemented the code :(

[@govindagarwal2389]

It is easy to do this without libraries, 15 minutes video for suggesting 2 libraries is pathetic. I thought in 15 minutes he will have some information on how to actually do it without library.

[@edhahaz]

Lazy loading is the worst way to load images

[@muhammadhasnat9835]

Video is full of fluff and unnecessary time wasting talk

[@404notuseanymore]

laughs in unlimited free trial

[@omranarchitects7816]

its blatantly obvious that you're trying to scam people

[@1879heikkisorsa]

This video could have been 2 minutes long. Get to the point!

[@yadmr3557]

​♂️

[@gmc5946]

you do sure talk a lot

[@Haz1Art]

You talks so much of irrelevant info. This doesnt have to be 15 minutes. Sorry, but such a waste of time.