@@GuitarHope Sorry for the late response. But the technologies that ive learned are HTML, CSS/SASS, Vanilla JavaScript, Bootstrap, and learned my way around github and the terminal. I made learning an everyday thing and listened to what the big tech youtubers said about finding a job , replicated a lot of sights from frontendmentor, took as much classes from scrimba. And i think most important, when i talked to companies that wanted to hire me i just sounded excited and passionate to talk to them and told them im ready to give it my all.
@@Muffi606 So i had no professional tech experience, i transitioned from a barber to a front end dev. I woke up early in the mornings before work / after laying my child down at night and followed tutorials, built my own ideas, or just replicated sites. Listen to podcast/youtube videos on the way to work/at lunch, i made development my life. For real give it time, consistency is key, trust the process. I've learned things that i thought i could never learn. And have trust in your self and believe everything brad says.
The way you teach and show alternative ways of doing stuff than just one example are the type of tutorials that give people better perspectives. Very well done
Thank you Brad. Amazing tutorial as always. I personally do not take your generous sharing of knowledge for granted because I can imagine how much work goes into creating great tutorials like these.
This is by far my favorite grid tutorial. Not only did you show the basics and syntax, but we got example of how to incorporate it into a somewhat real scinero. It was a great touch combining the use of grid and flex box to help tie both uses together. Bravo.
Just in time i actually skipped Grid while learning Css and moved to Js after a few projects now i was reconsidering Grid literally few hours ago !! Thanks alot your React front to back is Golden
In the media queries part, instead of using grid-template-columns:1fr and changing all that spanning stuff, i used display:block and added a little margin here and there. It worked.
I finished grid system with your modern HTML and CSS course from udemy and also with your crash course on RU-vid and all of them really make sense. But I feel that this one is also a must watch crash course 😂. Any video from Brad for me it is a must watch 😁
Now you are one of my favourite teachers. I really like the project base tutorials especially when you build things from scratch and give us a chance to learn some fundamental things from it.
Really concise course, thanks! As for the project in the end, I suggest to change the media queries from max-width to min-width, i.e. do mobile first design. Then the "default" view of the cards is just stacked and very simple, and all the grid spans, cols and rows go to the media query. The advantage of this is that we do *not* have to reset the grid styles as shown in the video (51:00). So we achieve the same result with less code! This is very well explained as well in Kevin Powell's videos on responsive design.
Thank you, sir for another excellent tutorial. I am a pensioner who worked in the medical device industry, where we worked with embedded SW systems. Huge difference but fun!
Hi Brad, I can't thank you enough for these videos which you make. You are doing such a GREAT JOB by sharing your knowledge with us.Thank you soooooo much.
I first followed your html tutorial a few years ago. I always refer you as being the OG of web dev and I am very grateful for you opening the door for me. Ive learned so much and am learning tons, thanks to you. I took a boot camp and really got a leg up thanks to your teachings. Hope you have a great weekend.
been seriously waiting on this, just diving into CSS and I loved how simplified your Flexbox crash course was and was looking to get into Grid next but other videos just weren't doing it for me until I found this, awesome
Just in time i actually slipped Grid while learning CSS and moved to JS after a few projects now I was reconsidering Grid literally few hours ago!! Thanks alot your React front to back is Golden
Thanks Brad for making this video, I have been running away from grid and using only Flexbox, but you just changed my mind, CSS grid is so powerful and easy. THANKS !!!
The way you explain grid i sure who watch it complete there will be no need to watch some other video on grid Just amazing Best wishes from Pakistan Just keep it up
every time i feel low and want to quit coding, I watch your videos. you teach concepts easily and most of the time you make me feel that I can learn to code, I just need to keep going. thanks man, thanks a bunch!😊
From somehow who is old-school with the old way of tables & columnspan's , your videos help a lot, & maybe I won't throw all the prior knowledge away. I want to get back into it & this is sooooo much simpler. A new learning curve. Glad I ran across you.
Old guy here(retired). I'm not looking for a job but I love programming. Thank you for your crash courses. I'm in the process of building a weather station and I want to collect weather data and display it(dynamically) on my web page. Your courses are helping me achieve something that I would not be embarrassed to put out there.
Grid and Flexbox is such a fun and powerful combo once mastered. The new (first time I'm seeing it) intro animation also looks great with the code editor in the background, good job there!
Brad this is awesome and I loved every moment of it. You make it really seem easy and will certainly put this tutorial into good use. Much appreciation from Kenya!
Thank you Brad to you and your company Traversy Media for getting this polished and easy to follow video up online. Me after 13 years of touching any code I have to update a product calculator. CSS Grid with @media, wow! You are correct the younger ones may not know how good they've got it :)
Getting back into front end development. Grid and flex is a game changer. I remember doing table layouts in dreamweaver when I first started and then floats. I got so good with floats that I get an urge to use them again but have to catch myself and use grid and flex since they are so much cleaner and powerful. No more hacks to align stuff 🤭
This is incredible! I'm good with CSS in terms of knowing how to use Flex and Grid, but never knew how to actually make it look good on a webpage, thank you!
Merci pour cette video qui est tres benefique pour nous. Je suis tres content de regarder celle-ci. Merci pour les explications qui sont bien detaillees.
How you use Grid is how I imagined it would be used for. Thanks for the refresher. I keep forgetting things and not writing them down. If I can visualize it like how you are setting it up I can remember it.
This is one of the first times I've genuinely preferred to learn over doing something else. Your tutorials are great. I've only been following them for about a week now and I have a better grip on HTML & CSS then I did from secondary school & college.
Excellent as usual. Appreciated the notion that the grid is useful for page layout and that flex (and grid) can then be use to organize elements within the grid area.
Nice, clean and quick video, regarding the media query, instead of resetting each card grid-column/grid-row and figuring out what are the correct numbers, we can simply set both properties to initial like this: .testimonials .card { grid-column: initial; grid-row: initial; } Thanks Brad,
The other day my senior dev refactored some of my flexbox code with css grid and I was so impressed that I thought, I need to dig deeper into this. By the way, yes, I learned to code with Brad and now I'm happily employed.
Its crazy how much ive learned over the years with Travis....I first started watching his html and css tutorials then I stopped watching....then I moved on to full stack,wordpress,and shopify development...
Hy Brad, Nice tut as always. jut want to add that having this in the media query also works: @media (max-width: 768px) { .testimonials { display: block; } .testimonials > * + * { margin-top: 2rem; } }
I've taken a couple of courses already and they all go deep in the specifics but I still wasn't getting it, but you really teach the same way I learn with practical use explanations that are just really simple and easy to understand, and I learned so many VS Code shortcuts just from watching you work. Thank you so much, I will be doing your other courses as well
I've literally came back to this video 5 times already. Thanks so much for this makes things a lot easier. I've come a long way with dev since taking your Mongo course lol.
A double thank you for the great instruction, from those learning to use grid and VS code at the same time. You are basically covering both. Your pace is quick, but that's why they invented the pause button!
Great video, I finally understand how to use CSS grid now. I recommend people who are going to watch this video to do the testimonials section all by yourself first and then watch the video to see how Brad does it so that you can see something you went wrong with or can improve on. Once again thanks Brad for another amazing video!
Also a tip for the testimonials section is that if you design mobile first, then it will be much simpler to design for larger screens as less media queries will be involved.
Brad, I don't have words to thank you. You are really a great mentor for countless learners like me. You are awesome man. God bless you. Keep posting. Keep teaching. Love from INDIA. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great Video! Just a quick tip: Instead of resetting each card with their respective numbers you could just do an overall reset, since the cards will span over 1 col / 1 row anyways. .card { grid-column: auto; grid-row: auto; }
I always loved your teaching style your my goto for any JS framework, library, html css crashcourse etc..Thanks brad please keep doing what your doing love from india.
This was an excellent lesson, very good pacing and explanations. I love that you showed the incorporation of Flexbox in the real world example. As a Flexbox fanboy, I do appreciate the ease of Grid and the additional layout css properties. I will have to go ahead and give it a go! Thank you!
Absolutely stunning tutorial. The tutor is well taught and has the skills to be able to teach the topic most effectively. I have learnt quite a lot. My deep appreciation for all your great effort and help in conveying your precious knowledge. 📖📓📚🧠. It is easy to learn but the most difficult to teach 😁
started learning front end couple months ago, we got an instructor that made us ocasionally use table layouts because "it'll help showing you how things progressed when we learn flexbox" ,,, and tbh he was right XD using tables was a big headache XD
You mentioned that you like to do everything from start, not copy paste. That is only one of your strengths in teaching, and what makes your tutorials stand out. Thank you
I stopped doing websites for 6 years. Recently came back and was like: what??? ... Reading fast all entries on MDN CSS, but your flex & grid - crash course - helped me understand these concepts the most. JS and HTML5 changed a lot too. But am fine with those now (except Promises; which I don't need yet.).
coding along with brad always seems easy for me and my confidence level is way up. The problem starts when I code on my own and everything gets messed up. i dont know what to do man! if anyone of you is intresten in becoming my partner in web dev, your welcome. html, css and i started javscript now
The last part for media queries: I think you can simply set the .testimonial to 1fr and the rest of the cards that were specified row/column, just set all of them to auto instead of specific numbers. ;)
