@30:31 hands down the best description and analogue. If you just watch this part alone you will understand how powerful react context api is. You truly don’t need state managers. BUT. You do. Excellent work amigo! ❤️
Watching this from start to finish I honestly did not know how Cooper Codes would fit all the material required to code a react app and Stripe backend with express in such a short session but he did ! Very well structured approach and excellent teaching by Cooper. If you dont know arrays in Javascript and methods for workng with them you will at the end of this. If you've never used context with React you will be fine to do so at the end of this video. If you thought integrating payments into a front end app or any other for that matter is in some way beyond reason difficult you will see how easy it can be by the end of this tutorial. Thank you Cooper and also to the venerable Brad for showcasing a new channel and content of great quality
This is probably my favorite youtube tutorial, Cooper revisited harder concepts for clarification multiple times. he's cool for that, definitely earned a Sub
Thank you Cooper. Amazing tutorial, so glad I found your channel. Wish the tutorial also showed how to deploy the code to something like heroku or netlify.
Excellent tutorial Cooper, you're a very good teacher. Your tutorial is very straightforward, it's to the point and makes perfect sense start to finish. One thought that is going through my mind, I don't know if this goes against the grain of React, but could it be restructured into an MVC pattern?
great tutorial. thank you so much for your efforts. I was stuck on a project for a couple of days and using the 'useContext' and 'CartContext' approach really helped. thanks
Yeah there were definitely some tradeoffs at areas to make the code easier to understand, I feel map can be easier to show that at each item we are getting that total price but it is a bit unnecessary. Thanks for the comment and perspective I appreciate it.
Amazing tutorial, I had one question on the success and cancel url in the server. I realize this works for localhost. For live deployment how would you go about setting up the routes for that.
This is interesting with Strip letting you manage your products from their platform. Do they provide an API to fetch the products from there so you don't have to store items in a DB in your app?
Thanks for this! Love how Cooper structures this video, I really think Brad should make sure any video to be featured on this channel should meet certain criteria, i.e. demonstrating the final product before getting down to the nitty-gritty, etc.
until now I've my website completely built with html. Do i need an other program and witch program do you use in your vid? Maybe you've said this in your vid but for me only the last 15 min are important
Hi Brad, if you don't mind can you make a React, Redux-Saga, React Tool Kit real world projects tutorial in your Udemy platform. Learning with you is a great help.
Any necessity of "Remove from Cart" red button? Is that button added since the minus button does not makes the In Cart: 0 ? The function removeOneFromCart do not make it 0.
Thank you for this awesome video, I would really appreciate if I can get more clarifications on using local storage for this project, I am having issues, whenever I reload the page, I usually loose all my items in the cart. Thank you
you gave the cart part more than 70% of the video, the interesting part that is stripe is lacking a lot of things like webhooks or how to update the db after the stripe success
Does the Modal (that contains the cart) hide when the user clicks outside the BROWSER? For example, if the user has this app open in a chrome browser on a desktop and clicks on "Snipping tool" to take a screenshot, will the Modal hide? I spent a few days (close to a week) trying to provide that behavior to an Material UI (v5) pane with no success. It appears that the "onHide" handler in the (Bootstrap Modal component) is somehow connected to the "focusout" and "blur" events that are flying around under the cover. I'm curious about whether this is a "hard" problem that the Modal component solves or (more likely) whether I'm just confused about how to provide the desired behavior. I do have one substantive criticism of the approach presented here -- I would have used literal object ("{}") rather than array ("[]") for the container of items. Since each item in the array must have a unique ID, then the "id" property used in each item can be its key in an object container. That makes the manipulators for the items cleaner, more robust, and more performant. I appreciate this well edited piece. I might pick some nits with specifics, but those are just nits -- this is an excellent piece.
How does one host this project in production? Can someone explain please? Would this be under 1 domain and hosting? I am confused, because two different ports are being used.
Hey Brad, Thanks for this video. I just having one question, Because I am not able to access array for added product in other components of my project. How can I fix this ?
Amazing tutorial bro ! One question ! im trying to use that show cart button in some other component. tried many stuff but none worked! any suggestion for that matter ? i Appreciate any help
Hi There, thank you for this vid. How do one receive payment in a production environment using Stripe. Would it be the same procedure. How would the money get to ones bank account
Hey brad. I'd like to ask, if this comment ever makes it to your eyes, what's your advice on how to set up your mental state when you feel like your programming project has too much stuff, things got confusing, tech debt is high and you feel it's going to slowly break down into pieces and nothing's gonna work anymore.
Great tutorial i succeeded to do this on localhost. I want to publish it to my hosting. Im new to react and run a build in the shop folder. How can i build the server along with my project and upload into the ftp.
Hey @CooperCodes what if we have a lot of products how can we use stripe without creating products on stripe as it will be very difficult to upload same products on 2 different platforms (website and stripe).
does anyone know how to set a fixed quantity for items to control the amount of supply of any given item? A user might pay for an item that the supplier (You) don't have in stock :( Any help is greatly appreciated
