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very good introduction, easy to understand.

Some state management libraries are harder to implement then the project itself. If you have ever tried the earlier versions of redux , it was harder to learn then React itself. But I still find it suitable to do state management with much better tools like Recoil.

can i ask where this json use for in web? what is function and how can it help

This whole video is clickbait. All the test is doing is making sure the page at '/' didn't throw an exception. If the assertion was `expect(page).toHaveTitle(/EpicWeb/)` then the viewer would understand what was being tested.

We had to wait for so long....

Why not just make apps in the Apple store and be your own business owner? I got my first app in the App Store five months ago ago. It’s very exciting.

I just put thumbs up to your videos before I even watch them🔥always have been and will always be the best teacher

They don't have a solution to dynamic arrow positioning in popups when the popup goes out of edge

Misleading demonstration??? Correct me if I'm wrong but the only reason the todos list actually renders new todos is actually because when the addTodo function triggers, at the end, the setNewTodoName function triggers, causing the rerender. If that wasn't there, when you click add, the new todo would not render on the screen

You wonderful Guy.

I stuck at this error : MongooseError: The `uri` parameter to `openUri()` must be a string, got "undefined". Make sure the first parameter to `mongoose.connect()` or `mongoose.createConnection()` is a string.

Amazing tutorial. You have caused me overwhelming progress. Your tutorials are like art on a canvas, beautiful yet interpretive. You are just better.

Am I wrong or did you pass a parameter from the child to the parent with useCallback?

How clone is ruuning at 5500 and express at 3000 when in same directory.

Totally agree, I feel like I'm not getting anywhere mocking everything since it's such a controlled environment. I do prefer unit tests in functional programming though

Learn by doing!

Learn By Doing!

This explanation perfectly aligns with the channel name. Thank you for helping me understand this concept.

0:19 Hahaha "zoo-tand"

I haven't even watched your video yet and I 100% agree, react standard library for state is brilliant, I'll watch the rest of the video to be even more convinced tomorrow.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it :)

this is a BEGINNER project? Oh my... I doubt it. A junior dev would not make smth like that. I think middle+ dev would be able to create this... maybe...

That's a great tutorial, except that it doesn't cover the "passive" option

It's is very comfortable with me to watch this video with playback speed set as 0.75.

a chad that codes

How do I open an HTML file which is not in the same folder as my javascript file? This is my layout: In my desktop I have a folder called VSCode. In VSCode I have two folders: Javascript and HTML. My Javascript file from this video is in the Javascript folder and my HTML file is in my HTML folder

Want to know what's faster? Not writing copescript.

Introverts be like😢

Arrête de secouer la tête putain , ça m'énerve

I'm watching this tutorial and nothing works. in drizzle.config.ts db credentials connectionString not on type. driver is not assignable to type '"aws-data-api". aws-data-api is the only option I'm given for driver. What the hell is going on.

Damn, this is cool

Do you click the Add button to get the New Item into the Todo list? I slow down your video to 0.25 speed and still couldn't see the Add button being clicked. May be you hit the Return key?

any changes to your sleep schedule now?

Why is this new. I don't get it; it is basically server-side rendering. Storing state in url is not a new idea too.

test 3

This is a test comment

thanks for your movies. I used to watch them during my bootcamp, when i wanted to become Dev. And I still watch them as they are useful at work :)

Excellent tutorial and content domain! ty

Where you take small image for every original image???

Really good explanation !!

And no words about relations between models and how to do it in practice with requests, sad

So i can look for a job with just knowledge of HTML and CSS and very little knowledge of Java script?? Kyle, the thing is, i took a step back from JS, because i felt like i needed to do projects to perfect html and css So i don't know I honestly want/need a mentor

Can i get a job with just html and css

What languages did you know when you applied for your first job 😅

You are one of the most talented developers I have seen. React, Next, and Css as well, Cool.

This is the best MVC explanation I've ever seen! I'm new to MVC because of PHP and this was incredibly helpful. Thanks Kyle! 😃

Markdown viewer.. front-end = reactjs, backend=nodejs, mongodb.. can you do this and explain how it's works

Amazing Explanation

Thank you sir

Awesome