This video is everything a RU-vid video should be. It throws some shade at other RU-vidrs, features a bird crashing into your window, and maintains an overall relaxed demeanor. Good job.
There is something about services like restaurants and private teachers that have an aversion to doing the silly dumb things that make large crowds think something is good but have no effect on the service, they are usually the people who pour time into the actually important details and therefore become hidden gems.
I don't think he's criticizing other RU-vidrs so much as he's lamenting the reality of RU-vid where those silly-looking thumbnails simply tend to get more views
Between the bird in the window, and the shade for other youtubers, you almost can overlook the fact that Colt consistently cranks out the best instruction on RU-vid for this stuff
This is an outstanding teacher. I graduated from his Bootcamp on Springboard. I like that he's seams humble. Always putting himself in the shoes of his students.
Really appreciate going over the nuts and bolts of setting up TypeScript. It's always useful to see when each piece (or package) needs to by added, along with an explanation of why. Thanks for the video. Keep them coming.
Colt you just saved my day. I am currently working on my application of my bachelor thesis and I could not get it to work. Thanks Colt, you really helped me!
I used your bootcamp on Udemy to learn web development and now came across this video here! Amazing explanation as always and the best teacher ever! Thank you :)
Great tutorial as always, makes combining these technologies really approachable! Loved the satire of YT thumbnails too :p Just a note though for Windows users having trouble with the "dev" script (who haven't yet reached that part of the video where Colt covers this - I like to code along and pause/ensure everything works as expected!) - you won't be able to run both nodemon and tsc -w concurrently with just the '&' operator. Instead you can install a library like concurrently: npm install -D concurrently And then update your package.json script like so: "dev": "concurrently \"tsc -w\" \"nodemon dist/index.js\"" Now running with 'npm run dev' will start your server as expected, as well as TS in watch mode.
Great content overall! You know you're great instructor when you dont waste a lot of time explaining. Dude not even try, but the information is really clear.
Being only a few years in programming, I've practiced a few languages Vite, Typescript and Tailwinds is the avenues I'm going on. I had a problem with the npx tsc creating the dist folder, after researching I found placing a empty ts file in the directory worked! YES!!
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="698">11:38</a> to make it cross-platform you can prefix both commands with "start /b" command. This would run them concurrently without requiring to install additional packages and this would work flawlessly for windows/unix.
For windows users having trouble with the dev command (tsc -w & nodemon dist/index.js) you can instead set up your nodemon.json file in your root directory and define it like this: { "watch": ["src/"], "ext": "ts", "ignore": [], "exec": "tsc && node dist/index.js" } then just set your dev or server command or scripts to be "scripts": { "dev": "nodemon" } and nodemon will automatically watch those files and recompile them before relaunching your server. (You will need to move your index file into the src directory with my setup.)
Hi, Colt! I'm a big fan from your content on Udemy and am currently struggling with Scope as in will I ever be ready to call myself a developer. Can you maybe someday talk about "What makes a proficient developer?"😬 Thanks for your videos!
Hi, This is the first time I am seeing you in youtube. Thanks for your javascript data structure code on udemy. It was great. Andyway, Can you please increase the sound a bit better? the sound is a bit low even in when I am increased my sound to full. Anyway, welcome to youtube Sir.
how do i combine it with front end framework like angular, react and vue? like a tech stack. where i have nodejs as backend and frontend using angular/react or vue
Hi, how should I declare and where the static folder, I need to copy the folder in every build with a script command in package.json or I need to configure the TSconfig file
Hello! I have been doing your Web Developer Bootcamp, and had a question. With Heroku’s free tier now gone, can you suggest some different solutions to hosting our frontend and the backend? Along with steps?
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="644">10:44</a> everything is working perfect, and there is no error while compiling, but the server is not starting and the console.log is not logging in the console,? any idea what happened??
