@lonleybeer
First a video of minimal APIs and now a full frontend course this is all what i need for my college classes, keep it up!
@PatsFerrer
I'm starting in this world, studying HTML and CSS and I'm loving it! Next step: JavaScript!
@BoburMamadzhanov
Thank you so much! I appreciate that you took into consideration the viewing experience on smaller screens by scaling your screen accordingly. Often, tutorial creators overlook the fact that their viewers may be watching on mobile devices. They record their tutorials on 4K monitors with small font sizes, which can be frustrating to watch on smaller screens or with a poor internet connection or lower resolution.
@ReasoningBanking
We want more project videos like this This is literally amazing! The best video I have ever seen for the project.
@algomius
Hello! Thank you for this video, I'm learning a lot about web programming with you. I think you can use the modulo operator to simplify a bunch of things : - Have next player from current player : let next = (current % 2) + 1 (This solution will still work with games with more than 2 players) - Get the current player from the move array : let current = (moves.length % 2) + 1 (Again, this will still work with games with more than 2 players, just replace the 2 by the number of players) I hope to learn a lot other things on your channel. Good work!
@hmlsnt5134
Thanks for making this video Zach and FCC for showing this awesome content. I learned a lot from completing this.
@elgardenpostproduccion9172
This course really hooked me up, I started with the HTML part and after the JavaScript part I really got it!, this is an impressive masterclass for a naive programmer like me, now I feel pro!
@safirehman8549
You all need to change the name of your channel to the free university.. billions of love and respect from Pakistan ❤❤
@juraijahmed1321
At this point these lessons should be integrated/replaced from normal school curriculum
@thewalrusdragon9579
It'd also be cool to see something like the JavaScript to TypeScript refactor you did with CSS to TailwindCSS as well
@khalidabdirahman7838
Thank you teacher you made Javascript easy Thank you for your effort I will start this video now 🎉😊
@bachxuanvu
Quick tip that I just found: 1. To select a single line: Place your cursor anywhere on the line (Or use an Arrow key/ "Ctrl + Arrow") and press "Ctrl + L" (Control + L on a Mac) 2. To select multiple contiguous lines: Place your cursor anywhere on the first line, then press "Shift + Alt + Down Arrow" (Shift + Option + Down Arrow on a Mac) to extend the selection down to the next line. You can repeat this shortcut to select additional contiguous lines. 3. To select multiple non-contiguous lines: Place your cursor anywhere on the first line, then press "Ctrl + Shift + L" (Control + Shift + L on a Mac) to create multiple cursors, one for each line. You can then type or edit on all the lines at once. 4. To cancel selecting multiple lines: Press Esc
@vaughanmacegan4012
Oh no he's back. I wonder if I have a problem this time around whether I'll get an answer. Personally, I would be happier if he went back to the old course and fixed up all the problems in it.
@СергейРоговой-л5п
Hello! I'm from Ukraine. And I am very grateful to the developers of this course. Thanks to him, I not only learned about HTML, CSS, JavaScript, but also improved my English. Thank you
@Ran_Do
Bruh I’m currently working through the last 20 hr video Zach put out. This is epic.
@omoyajowotemidayo5382
This is such an amazing content, really really covers thinking through solutions in a methodical yet no overwhelming way. Thank you.
@dywa_varaprasad
13:25 1st session
@tokapeka
Exactly what I was looking for! Just in time!
@proexpert7417
We want more videos like this. Thank you Zach!!!
@zachgoll