I've been doing web development for 15 years, yet every time I watch your videos I learn something new. Not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Maybe phseudo elements are not 15 years old and you don't get up to date much, but if you're watching this content this means you are still interested in it and you should be learning and watching these videos more
It is good idea to seperate classes and elements into dedicated videos, it prevents confusion👍 Also I cannot stress the importance of ::before and ::after elements. You can literally fix any UI mistake in a “hacky” manner :)
Remember when last year i told you i landed a job thanks to you? Probably not. Anyway, know thanttoday, I was offered a new job & I just doubled my paycheck. DOUBLED. Thanks to countless hours coding, and to really great content like yours. a 32 year old dev who thought that it was too late for success, not so long ago.
I like the pace in your 2018 Firestore tutorial compared to now. Maybe doing videos in 100 seconds format has made it faster but please slow it down a bit. It'll be easy to follow along.
sir please make a video on how to setup a html css project which is scalable in 100 secnds also different types of project setup in 100 seconds or your project setup for any project in 100s
Firefox has their own way of changing scrollbars (a bit less powerful though), through scrollbar-color and scrollbar-width property. Unfortunately, this one on the other hand isn't supported by browsers which support ::-webkit-scrollbar pseudo-element, so you has to implement both if you want to have nice scrollbars everywhere.
Your explanation is so cool. I love the concept of 100 seconds :) But what I want to ask you is- Why don't you make a complete video series/playlist explaining deeply what's going on instead of completing it in just a minute. No No, don't get me wrong, I never said that these videos are of no worth. Actually, you should separate in playlists. Like 100 second explanation in a playlist. And the real time explanation in different playlist!!!! Correct me if I am wrong!
Please make a nodejs with react course that teaches Frontend react devs to use node and also how to use node and react together and also things like Mongodb . I’d definitely buy that
Hi... Liked how we can reduce the redundancy in the html templates.. I wanted to know what is a good alternative for a HTML table in mobile views if we want to make a web app responsive... I ended up reducing the font size for the table for mobile view which isn't up to the mark...
Hi. Do you know how to prevent ddos attacks on your cloud function api ? AWS has AWS Shield and google has google armor. I don't think one can use google armor on cloud function. You can limit the number of function instance and that would limit your bill during the attack but your server would not be accessible to your users.
We can use rate limiting (express-rate-limit) with express to limit the number of connection from one user or ip address. For a real DDOS protection CloudFlare can act as a reverse proxy that inherently offers DDOS protection and more (they claim having a better CDN infrastructure than Google so you get the page from the CDN faster). They also have workers (similar to cloud function but limited to 128mo RAM with similar prices). Do you use CloudFlare or another DDOS protection ?
