If you still have a hydration error go here: github.com/ethanmick/lets-build-clock/pull/1 Different Node.js versions use a different Unicode character for the space, and you need to render the time only in the browser.
Man, I love your content and I really learn a lot. Explain everything from why we are getting an error and how to solve it, that is really incredible, Thank you. My favorite part that you feel human by that I mean you show us where you got that in the documentation, you googling stuff gives out that real feeling. Thanks once again, I await for more video.
Hello, and thank you!! It looks like on certain versions of Node.js, the rendered string actually includes a different Unicode space than what the browser does. So even though the strings look the same, the underlying bytes are different. This is an annoying little bug, and it depends on the Node.js version you are on. I think I fixed it here: github.com/ethanmick/lets-build-clock/pull/1 Can you try that out and let me know if it works? I tested it, and it appears to fix all the hydration errors. I credit you in the PR; thanks!
the sound of your keyboard is not letting me listen to this video till the end its so annoying ... but still i coudnt watch it but thanks for uploading
