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Javascript for vs. forEach | Performance, Async/Await, Syntax
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How to Create a Card Component That Flips on Hover #css
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A card component that flips on hover is a great way to showcase content in a compact and engaging format. Let's break down the structure, styles, and functionality to help you implement your own card with this effect. #css #html #javascript #css3 #css3course #cssanimation #animation #uidesign #uxdesign
2 minutes of Javascript Destructuring!
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👉 Destructuring in JavaScript is a technique that allows you to extract values from an object or array and assign them to variables in a single line. 👇 Prefer reading? onjsdev.com/article/javascript-destructuring #html #css #javascript #webdevelopment #coding #reactjs #vuejs #programming #programminglanguage #javascriptdev #javascripttutorial #javascriptengineer
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thank u for the clear succinct explanation great for beginners like me liked and subbed 👍
Just use reduce/accumulate for the foreach example. Only use foreach when you have side effects that effect state of other parts of the program
CSS now supports nesting natively. So, I think you should've focused on other features of SCSS than the nesting.
Ngl, a few days ago, I asked ChatGPT whether normal CSS3 supports nesting selectors, and it said no. Now, I feel like ChatGPT gaslit me 😞
Yes, CSS supports nesting but with some limitations. CSS Nesting doesn’t allow direct concatenation of selectors with the parent selector (using &) like SASS does.
really like your vids currently leaning js,already sub to u
underrated, you gained a sub 🫶
Thanks
Very nice🎉🎉
Many many thanks
You exactly deserve more viewers
Thanks
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Love these short videos on js
Glad to hear!
for x of y is goated.
Sir create a video on react best practices
Very good🎉🎉
Many many thanks
Like the presentation🎉
thanks
Thanks bro!!
I always forget how terrible vanilla JavaScript is until I see something like this
how about dl/dt/dd elements? do you use them?
@mndevitmndevit No, I haven't used them before. What about you?
@@onjsdev well, used them couple of times just to satisfy the seo specialist, for some reason he insisted on using this structure in certain block btw could you please create a video about closures? thanks a lot in advance ;)
Sure, I added it to my list
Great topic, thanks 👍
Glad you liked it!
wow very good video
Thanks!
The quality of the video doesn't match the number of subscribers, keep it up, you will have 100K in no time.
Thank you for your feedback and support! 🙏
There's some useful content here, i'm liking next videos and leaving a comment so you can reach more people :)
Thanks for your support!
I like the way you prepare videos. Keep uploding such helpful videos🎉
Keep making these videos dude, they are awesome. Crazy how few subs you have with the quality of these vids!!!
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like them.
i've been using axios a lot that i forgot fetch existed
Nice. You should change your title to SSH, not SHH.
Keep it up!
I like the bite-sized info. What I was always struggled with is what's happening after you login, what kind of knowledge you need to have for "DevOps?", how everybody is using Docker and why, and stuff like that 😊
I will make more videos about Devops and specifically Docker
Great and fresh video in web dev world, really cool, keep going! Absolutely subscribed
@@mndevitmndevit thanks
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More concise than any other videos on that topic🎉
thanks
Love the presentation, clear audio and concise nature of this video, if this is a sign of things to come I very much look forward to your future videos! 🎉
Thank you for your comment
Bro use tailwind instead. Like the video btw
thanks
More guide like this please😂
Nice video
First
Beginner friendly!! I love it . Please make more videos about React like this. <3
Awsome man🎉
Thanks
I think SASS mostly used by Python user because it mostly has similar style. But for nodejs related project, SCSS was preferred before. But for some reason they suddenly switch on Tailwind.
I am not sure, because SASS and SCSS are used on the client side. By the way, Tailwind is a great choice.
It makes sense
this was what i needed, thanks
i think this would be better as a short