25 years developing professionally, last 10 doing services' back ends, and I had a good laugh with this video. Could not have explained it better. Keep'em coming!!
Love the "Stuff they didn't teach you" beginner videos. I think there is a large audience of professionals in other fields who just need to know this stuff to get things done. Thanks! I hope you keep making these types of videos!
I loved the way you are using your "movable window" to point out server/ server code and client instead of using those red lines / pointers. When a trainer is having fun in teaching, students have fun in learning :)
I appreciate how you break this down for us beginners! Thank you! I've had the same confusion and your explanation helped. I'd love to see how you would break down what an actual API is, without using the restaurant-waiter analogy, but with code like in this video <3
Thanks so much for taking your time to share stuff like this. I really like that you're straightforward with the information so I don't have to skip half of the video where the creator is talking about something else.
The visual representation of placing server and client next to each other was suuuuuuper helpful. Thanks!
This is exactly the kind of content I have been looking for when I left university. Really glad to find this, Thank you so much for sharing. 😊😇
25 years developing professionally, last 10 doing services' back ends, and I had a good laugh with this video. Could not have explained it better. Keep'em coming!!
Love the "Stuff they didn't teach you" beginner videos. I think there is a large audience of professionals in other fields who just need to know this stuff to get things done. Thanks! I hope you keep making these types of videos!
Clear and concise. A+. Loved it when you said for "Mom and Dad" 🙂
Thanks for clarifying the difference between client-side vs server-side JavaScript! This is the best explanation I've seen.
I loved the way you are using your "movable window" to point out server/ server code and client instead of using those red lines / pointers. When a trainer is having fun in teaching, students have fun in learning :)
Explanation of processes and threads on windows would be nice.
I appreciate how you break this down for us beginners! Thank you! I've had the same confusion and your explanation helped. I'd love to see how you would break down what an actual API is, without using the restaurant-waiter analogy, but with code like in this video <3
This is absolute great video Scott. Loved the way you explained it. I think going over server-side rendering would be a nice progression.
Real understanding of the basics is the key to understand the more complicated topics, thanks a million
Thanks Scott! Good to see you! I always enjoy when you talk out technical acronyms. In this case http.
Thanks so much for taking your time to share stuff like this. I really like that you're straightforward with the information so I don't have to skip half of the video where the creator is talking about something else.
Your explanations are absolutely superb, thanks Scott 👍
A great video Scott. The way you narrate things is really good.
Thanks Scott! I don't really need these videos but I just watch them because you are an all around good egg 😊
this is exactly what the beginners want the content for understading the differnce
I love this video. Basics like this were never made clear to us, but this video clarified everything. Thank you very much👍
Yes it is very 101 but Had that kind of clarity been available to me decades ago I may still have a full head of hair today at 55...
I dont know why but your voice is so relaxing I could listen to you all day long. Love your content btw