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subbed! keep uploading these short, to-the-point tutorials!

Right on point without long intros, stories etc.. And the way you are explaining it is so clean. Keep up the good work!

Your style is excellent! I have just subscribed!

Solid info packed 5 min - no filler/music/crap. THANK YOU!

Great video ❤ I can’t believe you only have 733 subs ‼️ Keep up the good work!

Your explanation was great, thank you Alex.

How do we get the code in useTheme.jsx It is not completely shown

Woa thank you man

I'm trying to use a Sprite but is not working for me. I don't know why. I can't solve the problem.

Very useful

Thank you.

Thank you man I appreciate this , good idea to know as a beginner

This was very informative, Thank you!

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Example needed for this

This is great, I have been doing frontend for a decade and still got to learn a few small things. Very well explained as well 👍🏼

Which font family in thumbnail ?

do you think it's better to use orientation:portrait or min-width query for mobile users? i've pretty much only seen min-width being used, but it always seemed ultra specific and unreliable (as mobile browsers often lie about the width of the screen) to me. what do you think?

Great video 💪 but I have a question, are you french ?

You're a skilled teacher, but try to give at least one example for each status. thank you

This is incredible. I would absolutely love to watch this again. Thank you very much!

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Keep up brother, also you got discord?

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👍😊😊Great sir

how di we make it rounded

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Please, the javascript process Full course.

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How do you check if the browser supports the supports check?

Super fun to watch. Though I must say that I liked your newer videos where you're commenting a lot better 👍

Now you have addressed the customizability of each method, but didn't talk about performance: I assume the last method is the one with highest performance? Cauz you mentioned there are less HTTP requests involved? Did I understand this correctly?

Man this is really great. I had to battle a lot with SVG icons about 2 months ago, when I was doing a react project for one of our clients. I ended up using the first method you mentioned, and spent a lot of time learning about SVG loaders and Vite plugins, which was really educative. However, I wish I could find a guide that explained it as well as you did. Thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge. We really appreciate it here in the office 👍.

This is immensly helpful. Thanks a lot. Can you make another video about the best practices of CSS? I think I got to know some of them over the course of my career, but I never really sat down to gather more CSS knowledge, or tried to find out how CSS libraries design their classes

Thanks

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thank you so much

Thanks. It saved me time

which IDE is that? Are u using ultimate version of intellij?

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