How To Write Type-Safe HTML/CSS In F# With Sutil and Bulma | StonkWatch Ep.8 | Front-End Part.1

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:12 Resources I use
4:45 Starting from scratch
6:20 What is Bulma?
8:16 How I write front-ends
12:58 Navbar
20:45 Menu (with columns)
27:18 Installing Bulma via npm/scss
29:28 Styling
32:00 Account summary view
43:25 Briefly introducing Units of Measure
44:30 Continuing the account summary
47:38 Adding logic to our styling
52:51 Closing thoughts
Outro:
Artist: Lakey Inspired
Song: Warm Nights

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31 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

I recommend using 1.5X speed for the coding section of the video. I don't speak fast enough, save some time. Enjoy.

@danielwalmsley 2 года назад

It's great that we get to follow you explore this. I don't like super polished tutorials where you don't get to see them figure things out

@DavidAckermanDev 3 года назад

LOL at the hour-long wild goose chase due to the window being zoomed in - I feel this with every ounce of my being

@ycombine1053 3 года назад

I'm loving the pace of videos.

@Sovonex 3 года назад

That was great content! I also like that you don't increase the playback speed during typing as is often the case on other channels. This way It's easier for me to follow along, and I don't have to hit 'rewind' all the time.

@adelarsq 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for your effort on this. Great help Ben! Thanks a lot

@willsantos8012 3 года назад

What a treasure. Thanks for the nice content @Ben

@vjacques 3 года назад

Great video!

@tuberklz 3 года назад

actually i am very happy that you lost half an hour on a phantom problem, because this is what i do all the time. and it is somewhat a relief to see even senior developers are like that. plus, i had this crazy idea that if i am not lightning fast while developing, i am not a true developer. yet even though i do not remember the name now, i had seen a reality popular js library author being real slow while typing on a lesson about js asyncronous coding. he was not in a hurry. he was just really acknowledged about all the steps he took, and a solid theoretical base. i know it is crazy to write all this nonsense on your video but, when pressure that i apply on myself is low, i am happy with what i do and i am more likely to be productive on that session. just wanted to add if there are some other shy developers out there.

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback. Most developers I know spend the greater amount of time thinking about what they should code, maybe even more than coding itself. Especially in F#. Writing the code is fast, thinking about everything can take more time. And yes, there is not much content out there to see if we are “good enough” i.e. writing code is normally something you do alone at a screen. It can be difficult to know if we are actually producing at an expected pace.

@dolgan12 3 года назад

I would have loved to see you start everything from scratch with setting up the project from the dotnet new part.

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

I started from dotnet new safe basically, but at the time, the new template was not ready. So it was a bit custom, I did it off cam for that reason. I also swapped out Feliz with Sutil, I have the steps to do so in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-E2xEauzPIzc.html