As a professional UI developer coming from a desktop UI background but with Angular experience, congratulations on one of the best instruction videos I've ever seen. The audience are treated like adults, the visuals are clear and incisive, and the script didn't degenerate into toddler talk. Well done for knowing your audience. Where's Part 2 though? :)
Really good tutorial! I wish I had this when I started learning React! Wouldn't have spent weeks trying to wrap my head around how it worked! Keep up the great work. =)
Your way of explaining everything is outstanding, I really learned a lot from this video. Keep up the good work and looking forward to your next React project tutorial.
Much better than those tutorials coming in with more than 5h content but seriously difficult to follow. Yours straight to the point and gives enough information to get things going. Thank you!
More videos should follow this format. Kept the project simple but fun, explained the key concepts of components, states and hooks clearly. And the break-outs for showing typical code concepts in the command line were great mini lessons within the lesson. Great work!
You Are just the Best, Trust me that ive been around other channels and your channel is the best! and your explanations are just as easy as learn simple HTML and CSS! thanks so much
This was really helpful! You made it really simple Thanks Alvin. Is there any continuation to this video where you explained how to edit the file names?
After going through a thorough course on React covering ES Functions, React Fundamentals etc. Your tutorial i must say made everything seem so easy. Basic requirements: HTML, CSS......and.... Javascript....Javascript and Javascript. Thanks alot man!!!!!!
I've watched a couple of react tutorials and just couldn't grasp what was being taught. You really broke this down in an easy to consume medium. Fantastic work, I look forward to the next video :).
Hey Alvin, very nice! Thank you! I like your fast pace and after this video and the 30 min MERN challenge I went to look for more stuff in your videos and playlists, but there is only a JavaScript for beginners, which is too basic for me. I would definitely watch any videos or playlists you create on MERN, React, API, Node.js, Express, etc! (Also Python-Django and GraphQL but you may not be into that? ;)
My favorite React tutorial and I’ve watched so many. You have a great teaching style. But, I’m disappointed you are no longer posting videos. Hope to see you come back and do more of these.
This is amazing and very high quality good job man I am starting react next week in school and this gets the new concepts into my brain before we dive deep into it! 3 questions 1. Is there anywhere else you are online I would deff follow your twitter and github! 2. What is your experience and inspiration for this project? 3. I have a habit of using double speech annotations instead of one because of my work with ruby on rails, will that hinder me down the line working with javascript? Like is there a reason that in javascript people use ' ' instead of " "? thank you for your time this channel will do very well!
Thanks! Glad to hear that you enjoyed it. Happy to chime in. 1. Here's my github: github.com/azablan 2. Todo lists are bit played out and I thought there were already solid beginner todo list tutorials. I also wanted a project that uses props.children and uses a component repeatedly to emphasize. 3. Single and double quotes are mostly the same, so it won't cause any issue. I just prefer single quotes. Having different quotation marks also allows us to easily use the other type as a char in a string, like "Alvin's hungry", or 'Alvin said, "I am hungry" '
I'm reading the comments before watching the video, seems good. I'll be updating after 43 minutes Ok here I am after 43 minutes, so far so good, I liked that he emphasized each time whether it was a javascript thing or a React thing like the Array destructuring shit.
Hey man, thanks for this! I’m advanced at js and react is really starting to click for me now. By the way, what’s the shortcut to highlight and move multiple lines of code into other divs? I hate having to copy and paste or highlight and drag with the mouse.
Glad to hear you enjoyed it. If you are on mac it it will be option + up/down once you have highlighted a selection. For windows it's alt + up/down. Hope that helps! -Alvin
thanks for the tutorial. I have one question about the folder pressing. When you close the Music folder and then close the Desktop folder, then reopen the Desktop folder, then the Music folder is also opened. How can I keep the isOpen state for the Desktop separate from that of the Music folder?
Love the tutorial but would it be possible to zoom in on vs code so when watching on smaller devices like a phone or iPad it’s easier to see what going on
