Narrators in a lot of other videos sound too enthusiastic for my taste. That's why I love the way this guy explains things. He sounds so bored, and I love it. So soothing.
Yea I agree. I like the matter-of-fact way of talking from him, because he sounds like he's done it for so long and seen so much that he sounds chill, calm, and collected; something you get from years of experience.
I really like the way you explain each flex property. In other videos, they just go through things so quickly that I find myself lost most of the time. Thanks for showing examples of how each of the properties function!
Find myself having to use a variety of different explanation sources to get my head around new concepts as I learn, this has solved my issues with Flexbox, thanks
Been following up on some of your courses lately and... I hardly leave comments but, I've got to say "YOU TEACH SUPER WELL" thanks for the support man! Really enjoy taking your courses
Nice! I'd like to make a request if it's not too much to ask. Could you do a tutorial on creating a website for a fictional client? I would love to see what the process is like. Frontend, and Backend with node.js?
Thanks again - Another great tutorial - I typed out the code with explaining comments as I watched. That's the only way I can thoroughly absorb and understand it. 3 weeks ago I knew nothing about html or css - after your short tutorials I am creating a professional website for our Knights of Columbus Council - THANK YOU!
this is what a learner wants --> no unnecessary excitements and no 'try hard' to make audience watch the video giving heavy expectations. Excellent work😀
Really like the way you explain, Brad! Giving details in an understandable manner showing both the code and the result, but also not dragging on for too long repeating obvious things. Thank you!
Thank you for the quick crash course video. I thought it was rather helpful to be honest and I appreciate you taking your time to make it. Well done, Sir!
Probably one of those rare guys who says... "go ahead and dislike if you did not like the video". Brad you so genuine and we love it!!! Keep doing what you do and please continue your good work :)
This was extremely helpful. I think it was one of the better videos I've seen on the subject. Really appreciate you taking the time to make this video.
The one guy who says: give a dislike if you don't like it He already knows that there will be at least someone who like it and find it useful Thanks a lot Brad
Oh I guess everyone should have everything they learn memorized. If not then you must be a fake developer. Or is this just a really nice, quick tutorial for anyone to refresh upon? Get off his nuts
Thank you sooooooooooooooooo much for this tutorial. I've been struggling for FlexBox for a long time, and then I finally took some time to search up some basic tutorials, and your video cleared up so much for me.
Thank you so much! This really helped me to visualize how flex box works. The text book I'm using to learn web dev had us apply flex box as one of the last steps in creating a website. It seems like it would be much easier to apply flex box at the beginning and add in the content of the website after all the boxes are properly arranged. Should flex box be applied at the beginning or end of a project?
This truly is a useful tutorial. So many youtube videos A) do not explain and B) they just show you how to build 'this exact' website.. etc... Traversy Media explains and teaches, that's cool! {Thank you!} I'll be watching more of your videos for sure, like the one you pinned below - the '22 Crash Course. Thank you again!
this Dude Genius Traversy changed my life. I always wanted learn HTML and CSS I always noticed that all other guys are more looking for ranking their videos and get some ads to make money with views, likes and other BSs. in this case here, This Guy is calm, clear, nice voice intonation, a fantastic pace for beginners and a superb knowledge about what he presents. I appreciate your time my friend.
this was very helpful! More and more people are migrating from youtube to odysee for more control of their content and more consistent payment, i'd love to be able to watch your videos there!
Great video, thanks a ton for your awesome efforts. Somebody who is new to web development like me; I suggest first finish "CSS Flexbox" from FCC "Responsive Web Design Certification (300 hours)". Later refer to this.
Wow. The way you explain the tutorial is amazing. I'm watching like 8 videos from you and I'm learning so much more than my clases. Hope to get more videos for fullstack. Greetings from Perú.
Thank you made it finally click after two weeks of staring at css tricks flexbox and playing flexbox froggy and tons of notes. Just had my breakthrough @7:25 into your video. Im sorry had to tell somebody thanks again !God Bless u!! Love ya
everytime I forget flex i come here. probably my 3rd or 4th time. todays occation was... studying bootstrap flex so i need to refresh my flex before going to bootstrap. as always thank you
I know this is an old video but thank you. You do a really good job of explaining everything. unlike some other tutorials I appreciate that we can see you html, styles and end product all at the same time. Makes it very easy to take in. Good job!
I was reading some documentation on flex and it wasn't making much sense. This helped visualize some of it. I'll be checking out your new Flex video soon too. Thanks!
My day by day success is closely related to the hard work you put out there to help me and many others like me....thank you a bunch Mr Traversy media...wish I could get in touch with u
that feeling when you forget the most basic shit cuz u have been heavy with javascript, material ui, and react lately.... and THEN you find another UNREAL traversy media video to help u quickly brush up.. learning code can be so funny sometimes. over a year coding now and completely forgot flexbox from juggling so much new material lol.... luckily it comes back easier ever time
Thank you very much for the video, i recently bough a course online and it didn't have this and my friend who works as a front-end, told me i needed to study this.