This is like doing hrs worth of learning in just one video. Where else would you find such an intuitive introduction and motivation for Webhooks? Simply amazing and elegant.....!!
Suggestion to teachers in general: I udnerstand that using different tools and packages helps with the course flow and making it look easier but in fact it doesn't. This is a course that has been put great effort into but we came here for webhooks, not for ngrok, twilio and netlify. These are technologies that most people here will never use again after this couse is finished and it deters many users from focusing on the essential - that is webhooks. I am sure, like myself, many of people started focusing on understanding those tools and almost completely forgot about the main idea of webhooks. To sum it up, it didn't feel to me that I learned as much as I was expecting about webhooks but more about other frameworks that support those.
Literally bro this whole video is just a bunch of ad placements what a sh***y channel. Making something simple so much more complex. Completely pissed me off.
A good software developer is "a jack of all trades and a master of none." You will find projects where the team is using technologies and apps you've never used before. And you may never use them again. But for that moment in time, you will have to learn the basics. That is a meta-skill worth learning.
As I learn tech for all that I am trying to do, I have voiced out loud - so many times, people do NOT know how to offer good instruction. You my friend, you are an excellent teacher.
JESUS H CHRIST the more I try and learn the more I find I have to learn. You people must be absolute geniuses. I am totally beat down and will never get anywhere with trying to figure out what I need .
Man, that’s ALWAYS the case. Einstein said, “As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it.” In the video Craig says not to worry about all the fiddly bits and to just follow the guides. Take git, for example. There’s a ton to learn around collaboration, branching strategies, handling merge conflicts, and more, but for the sake of working with a GitHub repo all you need to know is how to run ‘git clone’. Focus on what you’re currently learning and don’t get overwhelmed. The exciting thing about programming, and web development in particular, is that it’s constantly changing and there is ALWAYS something new to learn.
Wait, I was re-watching your API course and reading Twilio documentation, stumbled upon Webhooks article, opened youtube to... find this in my recommendations on my first page? Let me digest... Awesome surprise!
What's he waiting for? it's not as though it's an in person meeting and someone is about to leave. It's not even IRC where someone says they are about to go where writing 'hang on a sec' at least has some semblance of meaning.
I think that little bug you ran into around 1:30:00 was because you set environment variables while the netlify server was running and those are loaded in only when a server starts. When you republished, it forced the server to restart and then it pulled in your environment variables.
super fun to watch, watched your API course a couple of days ago and now I'm watching this. Craig makes learning new concepts A LOT LESS overwhelming AND entertaining (dad jokes 😂). Great teacher, great course, Thank you so much for what you're doing
Wow, this tutorial has helped me understand what other devs are on about all the time... Thank you so much, really really really really really really really much appreciated!!!!
I'm currently making a training video for a CRM rollout- came here to get a better example of the webhooks feature and ... props on the design of this video. This is brilliant and alot of hard work went into the planning and production.
2:25:40 That was like at the end of a class, teacher comes and says ok you learned a lot now its time to give an exam. So, tuck up your notebook and start revising. Haha (but it was not in this case.) Thanks for this wonderful lecture.!!
This is great content! The only minor thing is that it's sometimes hard to understand last one or two words because the tone drops towards a sentence. This is my problem I know, but I always have caption on so it's not even a problem for me. Thank you so much!
Let me preface this by saying...you are amazing sir! This is without a doubt, the greatest webhook vid of all times!! I'm attempting to build my first event driven serverless webhook architecture and have been tasked with using AWS only. Could you possibly point me in the direction of some tutorials, repos or videos that would help with this? I basically just need you sir to quickly create a tutorial using AWS instead of Netlify...please...and the more puns the better!
Well, for the amount of "no code" I would have preferred more code and more explanation of code. There sure was plenty of coding, installation of additional packages, and signing up for additional resources. I made a list of the steps, and it's pretty long. I'd rather know what Twilio is doing behind the scenes. Don't know about you, but I almost ran out of my full Twilio trial time on this. Overall, I really liked this!
Hi Ray! Thanks for the feedback! If you are looking for more coding, make sure to check out my API course as well: th-cam.com/video/GZvSYJDk-us/w-d-xo.html
This was one tutorial I thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks for building it slowly by adding relevant pieces of architecture But the things that got be hooked were keaune Reves ref and puns and roses.... Thanks for making webhooks so easy to understand
What A Awesome tutorial just keep it rolling, Craig you are the man thank you so much for this amazing way of teaching and to all making this video cheers
FWIW I was getting a 404 response from netlify, even after putting a blank index in my project. There is a specific endpoint for your function under netlify, rather than the site url- if you paste in the endpoint for the function URL in GIThub's webhook settings- this will resolve the 404.
1:04:00 discord changed their webhook handler and trying to send the object via axios will results in: Error sending to Discord: Error: Request failed with status code 400 - anyone knows the new template to send to fix it?
Hey @Craig Dennis - thanks for the great video! I am having trouble at the 1:01:20 mark, opening my URL on port 3000. The function ngrok http 3000 seems to execute correctly, giving me Session Stats "online" but when I open the URL, it can't connect to my local server throwing error "Failed to complete tunnel connection; dial tcp [::1]:3000: connect: connection refused". A quick port scan of my own IP shows 3000 is not open. I followed every step to the T so far but I may be doing something wrong or have a different configuration. Any ideas?
Sounds like a firewall issue. If you are trying to connect to a port, but the firewall blocks it then you must enable a permission to open that port. Be careful not to completely shut down the firewall. And also make sure you close that port when you don't need it open anymore.
hi there dear Mate - thx for this. We would be excited about new vids that cover future development - WP 5.9 and topics like FSE and Query loop The community would celebrate this - and give you tons of clicks
1:04:00 discord changed their webhook handler and trying to send the object via axios will results in: Error sending to Discord: Error: Request failed with status code 400 - anyone knows the new template to send to fix it?
Hi, I looked to the teacher's note yet can not find the note about creating webhook (sending information and registering webhook), did I miss something?
I liked this tutorial, but was saddened that the Webhooks required to finish it seemed only to be directed at US citizens, rather than globally. Twilio numbers are only regionally for US.
This is like doing hrs worth of learning in just one video. Where else would you find such an intuitive introduction and motivation for Webhooks? Simply amazing and elegant.....!!
Suggestion to teachers in general: I udnerstand that using different tools and packages helps with the course flow and making it look easier but in fact it doesn't. This is a course that has been put great effort into but we came here for webhooks, not for ngrok, twilio and netlify. These are technologies that most people here will never use again after this couse is finished and it deters many users from focusing on the essential - that is webhooks. I am sure, like myself, many of people started focusing on understanding those tools and almost completely forgot about the main idea of webhooks. To sum it up, it didn't feel to me that I learned as much as I was expecting about webhooks but more about other frameworks that support those.
Literally bro this whole video is just a bunch of ad placements what a sh***y channel. Making something simple so much more complex. Completely pissed me off.
A good software developer is "a jack of all trades and a master of none." You will find projects where the team is using technologies and apps you've never used before. And you may never use them again. But for that moment in time, you will have to learn the basics. That is a meta-skill worth learning.
I can feel the amount of effort put into this tutorial, appreciate that! Thanks
Craig is the best IT teacher in the world - BY FAR!
I never knew tutorials could be this fun
As I learn tech for all that I am trying to do, I have voiced out loud - so many times, people do NOT know how to offer good instruction. You my friend, you are an excellent teacher.
Ok... seriously! YOU ARE CHANGING MY LIFE HERE MAN! Your API course was freakin amazing and now this. You may just be the cure for 2020. just saying
Where was his api course uploaded
?
m.th-cam.com/video/GZvSYJDk-us/w-d-xo.html
THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL ON THE TOPIC IN THE WORLD !!!! 🙌
JESUS H CHRIST the more I try and learn the more I find I have to learn. You people must be absolute geniuses. I am totally beat down and will never get anywhere with trying to figure out what I need .
dude same. We can't give up. Tomorrow will be here no matter what. We have to keep going.
Man, that’s ALWAYS the case. Einstein said, “As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it.” In the video Craig says not to worry about all the fiddly bits and to just follow the guides. Take git, for example. There’s a ton to learn around collaboration, branching strategies, handling merge conflicts, and more, but for the sake of working with a GitHub repo all you need to know is how to run ‘git clone’. Focus on what you’re currently learning and don’t get overwhelmed.
The exciting thing about programming, and web development in particular, is that it’s constantly changing and there is ALWAYS something new to learn.
Craig Dennis is the BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT, thank you!
Happy holidays!
Wait, I was re-watching your API course and reading Twilio documentation, stumbled upon Webhooks article, opened youtube to... find this in my recommendations on my first page? Let me digest... Awesome surprise!
What's he waiting for? it's not as though it's an in person meeting and someone is about to leave. It's not even IRC where someone says they are about to go where writing 'hang on a sec' at least has some semblance of meaning.
that's how google make money dude
I think that little bug you ran into around 1:30:00 was because you set environment variables while the netlify server was running and those are loaded in only when a server starts. When you republished, it forced the server to restart and then it pulled in your environment variables.
I'm one hour in and this course is giving me so much joy!
this deserves way more views
This teacher is owesome
Thanks!
THE BEST TUTORIAL I HAVE EVER SEEN. I AM SERIOUS
Wait til you see his API course. Dude is awesome!
The best Webhook tutorial.
Ever!
Using postman to turn on lightbulbs, I'm in!
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen...no 🧢...... thanks Craig
His API course too! Don't forget
This guy is a treasure.
Thank you sir!
I like this person's voice. Not too fast, clear and concise!
Personal voice amazing.make python programming
super fun to watch, watched your API course a couple of days ago and now I'm watching this.
Craig makes learning new concepts A LOT LESS overwhelming AND entertaining (dad jokes 😂).
Great teacher, great course, Thank you so much for what you're doing
This is the best tutorial about webhooks available. Thanks so much!
I love this guy,his lesson is so easy to learn
I subscribed this channel just because of this guy
Dude you are an absolute godsend, thank you so much
Wow, this tutorial has helped me understand what other devs are on about all the time...
Thank you so much, really really really really really really really much appreciated!!!!
I just strred your repo hoping you will receive a notification for that.
I AM SO INTRESTED you make it sound like magic .O.
I love the kids in the car analogy for events! Totally using this from now on. 🏴☠
I'm so glad this is live! :D
Your work is gorgeous Audrey!
特别棒的课程，非常感谢！ Awesome course for me, thanks very much!
wow, this guy is an awesome teacher
This is awesome. This content made my day
🎉🎉 I'm pretty excited about webhooks after watching this video🎉🎉 I just need to figure out how to do webhooks into Microsoft Office 365
this course is GOLD
I'm currently making a training video for a CRM rollout- came here to get a better example of the webhooks feature and ... props on the design of this video. This is brilliant and alot of hard work went into the planning and production.
2:25:40 That was like at the end of a class, teacher comes and says ok you learned a lot now its time to give an exam. So, tuck up your notebook and start revising. Haha (but it was not in this case.) Thanks for this wonderful lecture.!!
Thanks a lot. Just watched after API course.
Yesterday i implemented webhook 😂 today..a warm video 😍🔥
How to implement it for share point could you please help...
somebody give that man a medal
This is great content! The only minor thing is that it's sometimes hard to understand last one or two words because the tone drops towards a sentence. This is my problem I know, but I always have caption on so it's not even a problem for me. Thank you so much!
man you are a master(I do not know like Yoda or something)! Thank you so much! I learned so many things
I have been waiting for this video!
Let me preface this by saying...you are amazing sir! This is without a doubt, the greatest webhook vid of all times!! I'm attempting to build my first event driven serverless webhook architecture and have been tasked with using AWS only. Could you possibly point me in the direction of some tutorials, repos or videos that would help with this? I basically just need you sir to quickly create a tutorial using AWS instead of Netlify...please...and the more puns the better!
Well, for the amount of "no code" I would have preferred more code and more explanation of code. There sure was plenty of coding, installation of additional packages, and signing up for additional resources. I made a list of the steps, and it's pretty long. I'd rather know what Twilio is doing behind the scenes. Don't know about you, but I almost ran out of my full Twilio trial time on this. Overall, I really liked this!
Hi Ray! Thanks for the feedback! If you are looking for more coding, make sure to check out my API course as well: th-cam.com/video/GZvSYJDk-us/w-d-xo.html
I use Webhooks to trigger Alexa to announce when my phone is fully charged! Suuuuuper useful!
Thanks, very clear course!
Damm you are an awesome teacher. I left programming but I am back boys...
ahahah
this course is so amazing!!!!
i cant believe it, how pasionate is this man!!!
Thanks so much
I honestly love ur content and voice keep making more of these
Love Craig’s videos
I love your feedback! I also love creating them! Uh oh infinite love loop detected. ^C^C
This was one tutorial I thoroughly enjoyed.
Thanks for building it slowly by adding relevant pieces of architecture
But the things that got be hooked were keaune Reves ref and puns and roses.... Thanks for making webhooks so easy to understand
I can't wait to finish Web API...So good!!!
This can't be more good.
What an amazing teacher
Thanks a lot for this tutorial! Perfect for beginners!
I have been waiting for a video like this
Great tutorial. Thanks.
Thank you so much Craig Dennis.
Amazing content and narrative, one of the best I've ever seen. 👍
boss walks in at 4:33 "no i swear, I'm learning about webhooks."
This is just what I was looking for thank you so much for this AWESOME course!!!!
Wonderful news! I love this course
this was awesome! thanks!!!
Lol best tutorial! Thanks so much!
What a wonderful teacher. Thank you so much for this course!
25:30 i am stuck i still don't get the point of difference between first and second appraoches
Awesome video, great job Craigy.
Your tutorials are awesome, i mean really awesome! actually Awwwwwessssoooome.
Thank you for this awesome course
Amazing content and fun to watch!
Oh my. This is the best Tutorial I've ever seen period. the entertainment is also appreciated. Thank you!! :tacos: :tacos:
DO you have a flowchart for the entire project?
Excellent tutorial. Just what I was looking for.
Thank you so much. Very helpful.
I'm an experienced transcriber willing to be part of the team. I'm willing to undergo any required training anytime. Thank you
i looked in th teacher notes where can we learn about sending out webhooks, its a 2 way street!
What A Awesome tutorial just keep it rolling, Craig you are the man thank you so much for this amazing way of teaching and to all making this video cheers
Wonderful and much needed class.. kudos guys..👍
FWIW I was getting a 404 response from netlify, even after putting a blank index in my project. There is a specific endpoint for your function under netlify, rather than the site url- if you paste in the endpoint for the function URL in GIThub's webhook settings- this will resolve the 404.
1:04:00 discord changed their webhook handler and trying to send the object via axios will results in: Error sending to Discord: Error: Request failed with status code 400 - anyone knows the new template to send to fix it?
Well done.
Hey @Craig Dennis - thanks for the great video!
I am having trouble at the 1:01:20 mark, opening my URL on port 3000. The function ngrok http 3000 seems to execute correctly, giving me Session Stats "online" but when I open the URL, it can't connect to my local server throwing error "Failed to complete tunnel connection; dial tcp [::1]:3000: connect: connection refused". A quick port scan of my own IP shows 3000 is not open. I followed every step to the T so far but I may be doing something wrong or have a different configuration. Any ideas?
Sounds like a firewall issue. If you are trying to connect to a port, but the firewall blocks it then you must enable a permission to open that port. Be careful not to completely shut down the firewall. And also make sure you close that port when you don't need it open anymore.
Awesome tutorial! Fun and informative.
hi there dear Mate - thx for this. We would be excited about new vids that cover future development - WP 5.9 and topics like FSE and Query loop
The community would celebrate this - and give you tons of clicks
1:04:00 discord changed their webhook handler and trying to send the object via axios will results in: Error sending to Discord: Error: Request failed with status code 400 - anyone knows the new template to send to fix it?
I have a similar issue, Error sending to Discord: TypeError: cannot read properties of null (reading 'replace')
I love it and highly appreciate your effort. Thanks
Hi, I looked to the teacher's note yet can not find the note about creating webhook (sending information and registering webhook), did I miss something?
I liked this tutorial, but was saddened that the Webhooks required to finish it seemed only to be directed at US citizens, rather than globally. Twilio numbers are only regionally for US.
Can I trigger a mail notification using webhook whenever a resource is created or deleted in azure cloud?
where can i donate to this great man???
Great tutorial very thought trugh. With a strong explanations and also great examples.
I love this guy
Nice course
have to submit a project proposal for my final year.... dont want to do something very basic... cant figure down a complex idea, what do i do now...
16:41 I would create a signal to my girlfriend's PMS, when she starts PMS, the light-bulb blink in 3 colors, "pink, white & yellow".
Amazing
Hello i am from Chile and i can´t make work Twilio phone numbers. maybe don´t work outside to the USA?
Is there some kind of special restriction going on with this video? TH-cam won't let me save it to my watch later list.