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Thank you!

Glad you enjoy it!

I'm glad that you found this useful!

En koszonom!

Much appreciated!

True, thanks for sharing!

Thank you. It should be enabled by CSS, like so: jsbin.com/sudiyek/edit?html,css,output

Awesome! Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏽

Great suggestion! Thank you and also thank you for watching this one!

Thanks a lot

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for watching! ☺️

Glad you think so!

It would be one of the very latest versions.

@@WebDevFrontiers is it canary? I'm on a mac, fully up to date on standard chrome. Went through all the settings and 'run commands' and can't see anything to switch it on...

It should be accessible under the styles pane. I checked and it’s been around for a while too. You don’t need to do anything to have it enabled I think. At least I don’t remember doing anything in particular

@@WebDevFrontiers wierd... I just dragged canary of of my recycle bin and it's not there either... digging round the settings now

@@WebDevFrontiers figured it out... must be a bug/omission as the shadow tool doesn't show if you set the shadow to a var(--some-shadow)... set it to plain css and it works 👍 great videos by the way, how about some sveltekit/svelte ones please

Glad you liked it! :)

Markdown files are not understood by browsers natively so you’d have to format it to something they do understand and are able to render.

@@WebDevFrontiers I tried and I did that 👍🏿 text/markdown did work 🙃

@@memduhcevik oh, that's interesting. I would have not expected that to work - I probably should try it too then!

thanks :))@@WebDevFrontiers

As it’s deprecated maybe I should record a video about elements from the classic days of the web 😅

Thank you for watching 😌

I think part of the reason why they don’t use them is because these tools can look scary at first. There are just so many things these tools can do… I’m glad you found the video to be useful 🙏🏽

Én is 🙏🏽

Thanks for the sub!

You bet 👍🏽

You are so welcome! Thank you for tuning in! Pray 🙏🏽

Thank you 🙏🏽

That’s a big ask :) can you be more specific? What exact stack? Etc etc

@WebDevFrontiers if that would be possible using only Html, Css & JavaScript. I'm sorry, I just don't really understand much the word Stack, maybe it is called a stack because of React, etc.

@WebDevFrontiers react.js (vite) for front-end, and a firebase for backend. is that correct. a stack?

@WebDevFrontiers maybe this would be a great content on your channel too.

I think doing this with a more modern framework would be better - for example with Astro. Is there a particular reason why you’d want to use vanilla JS and/or React and firebase?

Unfortunately I can’t answer that as I have not run any performance analysis as of yet.

Thank you!

You’re right - I blame the nerves when recording 🙏🏽

Thank you as well 🙏🏽

I’m glad you found the video useful 🙏🏽☺️

Haha. Your comment made me chuckle. Thank you 🙏🏽

Thank you for watching 👀

Given that it is still experimental (as per the warning message displayed) I would not yet use it in production. Once it becomes stable (there should be an announcement from Node) then you can go ahead and use it safely.

Yes. The figcaption element is entirely optional.

I’m on it … coming soon I hope 🤞🏽

Glad you enjoyed it! There are some other videos on my channel about unknown HMTL elements :)

Can you clarify what do you mean by downloading a big photo? Are you referring to optimising your page for having a better LCP score?

Yes, exactly. But now i found the directive ngOptimizeImage. That is exactly for lcp. 😊

I need to test this again but afaik this directive doesn’t actually resize the image and it also doesn’t offer a nextgen image format (ie it doesn’t allow you to serve a webp or AVIF) which also helps with getting a better LCP score.

dziękuję bardzo!

Glad it helped!

That's a great question. Let me preface my answer by saying that I am not equipped to offer career advice or predict job market trends with certainty. The future of technology and job markets can be influenced by numerous factors, and it's always good to stay informed and adaptable. (For a personalised career advice, it might be best to consult with a career counsellor). In my own personal experience I find ChatGPT to be an amazing assistant that helps me in my everyday coding by 1) debugging my code and giving good advise on what and where to fix, 2) generate boilerplates and pseudocode which I can then take to the next level. I believe that the IT field still has a lot to offer and once you can leverage the power of ChatGPT to your advantage with a solid base skillset that you have, more doors will open up for you. Simply put I find ChatGPT to allow me to be even more productive.I hope this helps!

Thank you and welcome ☺️

Actually there’s more to learn: Revolutionise Your Code: Top 5 HTML Elements You've Missed! th-cam.com/video/WVw1eh6QR5M/w-d-xo.html ☺️

@@WebDevFrontiers Thank you very much❤❤❤❤❤❤

Anytime!

Glad to hear that!

Thank you so much 🙂

Thanks