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watch(source, (newValue, oldValue) => { // executed immediately, then again when `source` changes }, { immediate: true }) you can pass the immediate to true if you want it to execute immediatly like watchEffect there is a lot of thing to do the same thing in vue damn
From what I understood, which I think you "kind of" mentioned but I don't think you pressed the point home. Watch() allows you to watch Ref A and do something with Ref B and C (but never actually read A). Where as WatchEffects() will only run when Ref B and C changes, not when Ref A does anything. Because you don't read A within the effect.
Hi, you seem love to use typescript in your project. So do I. But there's more 3rd party libraries do not have typescript support yet. Such as wowjs. Because of that, I cant use typescript in my project. So javascript without typescript is the safe and stable choice now, right?
It's possible, watch function in composition API is same as its watch counterpart in options API. You can provide those options as third argument to watch function, check official docs for detailed info.
You need to work on your CSS man. Its good content and yes you are focusing on main thing but something looks off and its that ugly style behind. As a frontend guy please spend more time on CSS, you will look better. I am telling you this not on basis of this vid only.
UX/UI is done for purpose, not for the sake of it. This video is to be informative, and majority of the target audience don't really care, they are here for the JS. Now a CSS tutorial on the other hand.....
@@possumkeys I understand what you are saying. I just told him what I felt and its up to him to process my feedback. Majority of the audience may not care but maybe some do or maybe some are unaware that they do.
Also there is very strong aesthetic component in his webcam feed and also in code editor. This perhaps amplifies the insipidness of the page. Unrelated to actual content but its noticeable.