Thankyou man. Very helpful.

Nice tutorial!!!!

you are the legend . GEM OF INDIA. Lots of love from Nepal.

the most clear tut on this topic! thx

I have been working professionally as full stack developer and everytime I have new interview , I just check this channel

Thanks for breaking down how this works

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I'm kinda stoked that I paused the video and knew the answer to why var = i equaled 3 at the end of the loop.

great

You helped me a lot in job interviews. Actually I am preparing for an interview right now with the help of your video. Thank you!

I love this explanation

tutorial is good but honestly, redux is outdated like a dinosaur. there are better options now like reactquery and whoever is learning redux now must have been living under a rock

I haven't started watching yet and if I successfully understand the topic, I'll comment to my own comment ..

Thanks for the explanation.

When explaining the concepts,please be a little more in depth for better understanding

explained clearly. It is really helpful. Thank you

one of the video of this channel changed my life - from 2013 to 2019 i was just a UI developer in a medium level company, then I thought of learning react and learned some basics and got an interview call from a top company in India. 2019 June - I went to for interview in Bangalore by Train but without much preparation. During train journey I realized that I forgot my study material printouts. Then I search in youtube for react questions and found one video in this channel and well prepared with all questions. Next day, attended the interview and luckily 90% of questions from this video. I got selected as react developer. From 2019 to 2022 I worked for the company and I got onsite opportunity in USA. I travelled to USA in 2022 and worked for a great client for a year. In 2023, I got full time position with another top company in USA and currently I am settled here with my family. What you understood from my story? A single step in life may change your life.. :)

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Thank you so much! I learn a lot. I see that you are not uploading videos, you must return and teach the next generation. You are a great teacher!

Small Rewards"... Perfectly defined. I personally reward myself with anything after achieving some new things. Thanks for the explanations.👌

lifecycle methods are mostly deprecated

on 12:42, you mentioned we get a brand new 'i'. If thats the case, how does it remember its previous value to increment itself

thanks a ton !

Great tutorial

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( Not here to offend anyone i am brown as well )My very first reaction was Ooo Indian now I have to deal with irritating English accents but you nailed it. I don't comment so often but the explanation you have given blows my mind. get the core of the saga through your explanation

Very interesting JavaScript question! Thank you for sharing!!

Helpful video

You did a great job explaining, if you offer private lessons let me know.

This was a good video, but why create a file just to delete it? You could've easily started the video off with writing the file, then we could read those contents, and then when can delete all the way at the end. Kind of backwards with this approach.

I just started learning Node a few days ago, and after about two hours worth of videos, I realized I needed to step back, and maybe listen and watch. This series looks and has been great for my learning experience. I appreciate the time and effort you sacrificed to create these videos. You have a new subscriber!

good tips. thx

good tips. thanks

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Only shit talk ,no proper explanation how these async wait code blocks are working.all the people out there saying good explanation are dumb i think

You are calling synchronous as async and vice versa. fs.readFileSync() method read files in a synchronous way

4 years later and nothing has changed. React hooks, Angular signals, Svelte 5, Vue, SolidJS etc. etc. - re-invention after re-invention - its like building a castle on a swamp. Meanwhile, web applications themselves still do the same things they have always done (capture user info, CRUD some data, return a new set of data) - but now with slightly fancier UI and UX. Pretty tedious stuff.

It's work "react": "^18.2.0",

this was sooo good

Sir in the final question inner is const and inside of function. I think it's not accessible. 😢

Thank you i learnt a lot of other use case for template literals other than just rendering.

Thanks very much, I was looking for this kind of video to simplify me, how triangles are made using borders

Thank you so much. This is probably the best explanation on useRef and forwardRef

Hah thought an easier way for the number length problem. Times the number by 0.1 and floor it. If it’s not zero then repeat. Great vids keep up the good work!

Thx for the tutorial now i understood why we need ref and forwarding ref

Your tutorial broke through my mental block on Bitwise Operators. Thank you for making it so easy to understand.

If Type(x) is Number, then If x is NaN, return false. If y is NaN, return false.

wow, thank you

Are you using vs code? If not what type of ide it is