Months....months of reading, learning, and applying....nothing. 15 minutes of your beautiful soul gave my silly brain a breakthrough it needed to wrap my head around API calls and showing a response on an HTML page. I appreciate every video you do, each one I learn a little more that help me out tremendously. Thank you
Your enthusiasm to explain it makes me want to learn more and more from you. It never feels like you are bored, you look happy you are enjoying explaining it and it makes me also happy and stay engaged with you energy. Thankyou sir for the wonderful explanation. I wish for you a lot of happiness and good health.
Hey, loved this video! You said, "Look at me! 10 minutes in..." and I had to check the progress bar because I couldn't believe it had been 10 minutes already! Most other tutorials feel like they take forever but yours are extremely interesting and you're fun to watch! Thanks for the awesome tut because I've been stuck on this for weeks hahahah
1 month into my Javascript coding module in university and I can say 95% of the stuff I've learn has been from @TheCodingTrain and the other 5% is from my lectures. Thanks dude!
i love this guy! you keep it so real with your audience. My coding bootcamp was doing soundcloud api today, and i just wanted to cry. thats how i find myself here
BRO! I've searched and watched many videos trying to fully understand what the heck an API is, but you, sir, have made the most sense so far - "An interface-like thing for one project on a server to talk to another project on another server." GENIUS. Anyways, thanks. Great vid. Keep up the things you do.
OMG! This is the best tutorial ever made in the history of man kind! This video should be put on a usb and preserved underground in a nuclear bunker so future generations can also have a chance to see this masterpiece!
From ChatGPT: The Fetch API is a modern way to make network requests in JavaScript, similar to XMLHttpRequest (XHR). It provides a more powerful and flexible way to retrieve data from a server than JSONP. Instead of adding a script tag to the HTML page, you can use the fetch() function to send a request and retrieve the data. The Fetch API uses Promises, which makes it easier to handle asynchronous requests. So, JSONP is an older technique that was used to retrieve data from a different domain, while the Fetch API is a more modern and flexible way to make network requests in JavaScript. JSONP is still used in some cases, but the Fetch API is generally preferred. Thanks anyway, your teaching style is awesome as usual. P/S: I'm consuming content to familiarize myself with Fetch API, thats how i landed here
I know this is an older video, but still so relevant. I just love Daniel! He's so intelligent, humble, kind, and I learn so much.... aaand, he cracks me up every single time! 😂
Just wanted to let you know, you have the best stuff I have seen to explain APIs. I did not begin to comprehend the concepts until I started watching your videos. Thanks for putting this out there.
You really make my day! Just started coding, so I get overwhelmed from time to time. But your explanation is easy to understand and your energy is awesome! You're a celeb in our class ;)
Thanks Daniel! Finally had a clear idea about how API works in practice and got a super mood from your joking style haha. Esp. after checking so many boring tutorials. You are just Awesome!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I've learnt more in the last 10 minutes than I have in the past few days of googling "api javascript beginner tutorial" and all its variants. Again, thank you.
Thank you for making understandable content with a bit of human error and figuring stuff out on the go in it, it definitely helps me feel a bit less like paddling in a thick swamp of coding with a spoon.
I´m beginning to learn Javascript and I hope to explore it with API in the future... I really appreciate your way to teach and to share your knowledge with us. Thanks a lot and keep doing it please!!!
This is phenomenal. Have been wasting time for weeks now combing through JS tutorials that assume knowledge regarding how APIS and servers work. Love the energy too. Keep it up and with some exposure on sites like Reddit you should have a million plus subscribers in no time.
Nice video,! it has great learning material and the visual effect of you being inside the screen plus your step by step guidance and your going-openly-through-the-process makes it feel familiar and interesting.Thanks!!
Best explanation about API in the world!!!! A video like this I was searching for and thousands of them don’t explain clearly like this one, with this example . Thank you very much! One more subscribed!
Wow, it was really helpful! At the first glance, I was not sure how helpful it would be but I was blown away by your amazing teaching style! It really cleared most of my doubts. Keep up the good work!
Hi, From weeks I have been trying to understand how to fetch data from an API and load it in my program... your method worked.. thanks and yes you made it enjoyable...
I absolutely love the energy you have in this video. You certainly made the topic VERY interesting despite me coming without much previous interest in the topic. You made me watch the whole thing. Such a great and informative video
I loved the way you progressed into the topic :D ..loading the API call and showing no result and then going to API Key. Well explained video and really helpful for people who are new to the topic like me :)
