I really love these videos and I'm glad you included yourself walking to the temple it was very pretty. I can only imagine that the environment creates a great mindset for problem solving. Thanks for the video!
Not sure how you do it but you are yet again exactly on time when I need something to boost my morales to do my side project. The fact that you smade inkdrop on your own is my inspiration. Thank you!
I live in Japan and usually develop using React Native. This video reminded me that I have a great environment around me and that being a programmer is a wonderful thing. Thanks, I respect him a lot.
Amazing video, and the environmental aspects are great... I live out in the mountains here in CR and will code in my backyard now to enjoy the nature, listening to the river and the birds and breathing fresh air while I code out projects is simply amazing. You are an inspiration to me and I'm sure many others. Keep up the great videos!
I'm currently about to finish my CS degree and have lost my motivation to really be interested in anything. Your videos have been a great inspiration for me to go into full stack development to make cool stuff people love to use, from wherever I want. Thank you for making your content. You may have changed my future indefinitely for the better :)
Thoroughly enjoyed that video! Currently on a trip in Brazil and picked up Covid so just isolating in a room for a few days and it was such a meditative pleasure to take 2 hours to watch you at work. Thank you and good luck with Inkdrop 🙂
Good video as always man, good work, thaught about Inkrop when i saw Tauri framework, it look like electron for but it's way more fastee using react for the front and rust for the backend, that's one of my issues with inkdrop, that's all, you such an inspiration for me while I was depressed. ❤
I used Google to translate. Hello, my name is André, I'm Brazilian, inspired by your work, I've always been passionate about the art of programming, especially the Web, my biggest dream is to be able to graduate in Anise and systems development, but my financial conditions don't cooperate, thank you so much success I admire your a lot job!
You are an inspiration for many developers around the world, and the quality of your videos is amazing. I really like to watch your videos while I'm coding. Greetings from Punta Arenas, Chile, one of the closest cities to the Antarctic continent
His videos are the most aesthetic videos i've found on ytube i like the way he creates his videos without saying anything wish you all the best for your ytube journey
I just graduated with my Computer Science Degree. Kinda hard to get my first gig but watching your videos has rebuilt my developer fire within. I definitely hope to be like you later on in my career. Never stop uploading. 😃🔥
« zen coding » :) I think you are getting more and more your video style here. This mix of travelling and coding has its own personnality, I am wondering if such kind of video attracts more viewer than the other ones… That’s very nice indeed!
I understand now why I like your videos. They express the kind of « distraction free » environment that I am looking for when coding. The keyboard noise keeps me focused on coding, that’s brillant, in fact!
Great and so inspiring videos! Thanks! P.S. It would be useful if you make comments on every option you’re typing with explanation what the option is used for.
Sugoi! I love how you can hear the frogs and the birds, its very relaxing while watching someone write good code (even more relaxing)! Keep this up mate! Also is this UI coming to the official inkdrop app? coz I would definitely use it!
Hey Takuya, have you ever talked about a roadmap to follow in your footsteps and get started as an indie app dev? if not i'd love a quick reply with the steps you have taken and stuff you think one should master before tackling projects (a roadmap to being ready for taking projects) Thank you for your videos, they are very inspiring and quite calming too!.
@@teknologene Thank you, but no I'm not talking about how he transitioned. I'm talking about what technologies/concepts he had to learn (and in what order) that led him to the level of proficiency he is at.
NGL. I have no interest in building Gmail-like UI but I'm watching your video just to feel the sense of serenity from seeing you coding in a Zen temple.
On first impression, watching someone code for two hours without any sound might seem boring. But really, i wish content like this was more widespread. The relaxing environment and your personality is so pleasant. Eventually, watching you code gets to me and i want to start working on my own projects. Your videos are really inspiring and gave me the most honest advice about solo development i found. Please continue sharing your work :) .
This video and all that lovely typing is so very therapeutic. Thank you for this video. By the way, how is your pro display XDR? I'm looking to get it as well and was wondering if you ever regret getting it? Thanks!
Again, an amazing video ! Peaceful and beautiful :) I was wondering, you never have to look on google or any other seach ingine for answers? feels like u know the entire react native by head :D As a fellow programmer, i feel like i have a long way to go ! Thanks again for your work !
Loved this video and like others have said, really enjoyed the whole getting to the temple part. It really set the mood. One question if I may - during the project setup phase, it seems like you have all of this stuff memorized? I don't see any kind of second window or documentation up so very surprising to see you configuring all of the libs and plugins from memory.
As an admirer of your technical skill I'd like to ask you a question about technical stacks. I've noticed that in every new video you tend to employ different frameworks. How do you learn how to use them so fast? How you can switch to something new with such an ease?
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