This was cool. Since the video was only 11 mins I figured it would be like Part 1 of 10. Pretty cool that you were able to put together an entire working chrome extension in such a short video. I’m excited to try this myself
Great content just wanted to point out that you mapped your list items into a tag I believe the proper way would be to not also would like get a heads up that the API was not a free id. Overall great content please keep it up.
when you said "This is so embarrassing, what we didn't do" I screamed at you as you sad, but not the way that you thought. It was like this "Thank youuuu, you are a real person doing coding" :)
Thanks for the vid, it's really enlightening to see what a ´real´ process looks like, just showing what you do step by step with full transparency. It's a breath of fresh air in the genre of youtube programmers.
I dig this and I love the coding "live" nature of the video. Nice to see mistakes and bumps in the road along the way. The best way to learn how to do something right is to do it wrong first ha ha. Great video and I'll be checking out more of your content, for sure!
I LOVE this video. It makes me happy that we see you make mistakes and it isn't just rehersed and scripted. I like the casual tone of it. I subscribed just because of this video.
Yours was the first video that popped up when i searched for 'how to create chrome extension'. I learnt how, and I enjoyed it. Your tip about RapidAPI was Awesome. You are doing great. Pls keep posting. Subscribed! :)
A few years ago I had a storage unit at a storage facility. I was waiting for escrow to close on my house so I could move all my items into my new home. About a week before closing someone broke into my storage unit and stole pretty much everything I owned. Among the items were all of my computers, servers, hard drives, TVs, audio gear, pretty much every electronic device I owned and most of my tools and most of my kitchen. Fast forward a bit, I filed a claim with my homeowners insurance. As part of the claim, I had to submit a detailed list of items stolen. Keep in mind, there was 25 years worth of my life in that unit, which made it nearly impossible to remember everything that was in there. So was born the dilemma. To solve the dilemma I turned to coding. I decided to write a Chrome extension that would look through my purchase history on various sites (Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, etc) and pull item descriptions, purchase dates and purchase price and output them into CSV files. Second dilemma: I'm not a developer. I'm a photographer. I had no experience with Chrome extensions aside from adding them to my browser from the marketplace and I had zero knowledge of pure Javascript. So off I went into my endeavor. It took me about 2 weeks to learn just enough JS and Chrome API to get my head around what I needed to do. It took me another 2 weeks to build the extension and test it. Very long story short, it worked! I was able to get all of the information I needed from the sites I had any purchase history on and submit it to the insurance company. All in all, I lost over $80,000 USD in items that I was able to find in my purchase history alone, WAY above my claim limit. However, I gained a pretty good skill that I still use to this day for various projects and problems I feel can be solved through automation. I wonder if this makes a software developer now?
Wow! that's great for a non-developer. I would really like to see how you made it if the code is somewhere public. I would like to try that and add things on top of it for other purposes like job applications I applied for etc. Please do share
I always wanted to create an extension, after I learned javascript, I never created it, your video encourages me to create. I will create something that helps me during the day :)
Great video. I like that you focused more on creating the extension and it all clicked for me. Much better than making an overly complicated function when I'm just interested in learning the do's and don'ts on how to create Chrome Extension.
This is soooooo amazing Tiffany!!! I enjoyed so much of this. PLS if you could, make it even longer would love to watch this. Like mentioned, added value indeed!
This is exactly what I needed. A lot of tutorials already went ahead and dived into a complicated application to implement into your extension. I was looking for someone to implement it fast and quick. Thanks for this.
You remind me a lot of my sister, she teaches things the same way you do. You are a really good teacher 👍 Very good at pacing, keeping audience focused, etc. Well done.
This video help me to see how easy and useful programming can be thank you. I guess the next step would be to be able to purchase tickts for any of the groups. Thanks again.
3:20 When I click sign up all that happens is a long yellow rectangle appears with a long string of dark golden code over top of it that covers the white on either side as well. Literally will not let me sign up.
I love the video! I'm making my Final Paper at school and wanna know how to handle the files and publish it, it very fluid and well edited! I'm a junior programmer in Brasil, dreaming to be a senior full stack one day
Super awesome that you show 'mistakes', even though I wouldn't even really call them that. I hate tutorials that make it seem like the developer writes pages of error-free code effortlessly, as it provides an unrealistic view of real-world development. Also, please surround your async calls in try/catch blocks ;-)
Wait! That's it??? That is really cool especially since the possibilities are endless. Also would like to know how we could publish our extension in chrome web store. Thank you for this short tut!
For people who are confused on how she got where she started in the video: 1 Create a new folder and name it something. 2 Click "Open folder" inside of the dropdown of "NO FOLDER OPENED" in the explorer. 3 Open the folder you created. 4 Right click the folder and select new file and name it "indext.html" (you can open the explorer inside of the "view" dropdown menu if you dont see it)
1:40 these kinds tips show value to study with video content - i've learn a lot of tricks or how to in Linux watching videos. I believe video's are like you are learning in-class
This is useful, I wrote a Chrome extension after watching this, but I have a couple of questions : (1) How does one publish, and (2) for around a minute after about 7:20 you're doing something with 'map' that I can't follow, is there somewhere I can read more about that? I'm, uh, self taught at javaScript and I think there's something there that I have not picked up on.
This was cool. Since the video was only 11 mins I figured it would be like Part 1 of 10. Pretty cool that you were able to put together an entire working chrome extension in such a short video. I’m excited to try this myself
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great content just wanted to point out that you mapped your list items into a tag I believe the proper way would be to not also would like get a heads up that the API was not a free id. Overall great content please keep it up.
when you said "This is so embarrassing, what we didn't do" I screamed at you as you sad, but not the way that you thought. It was like this "Thank youuuu, you are a real person doing coding" :)
Never knew making a chrome extension could be so easy!! Great video👏
Today you can just tell chatgpt to make you one
Thanks for the vid, it's really enlightening to see what a ´real´ process looks like, just showing what you do step by step with full transparency. It's a breath of fresh air in the genre of youtube programmers.
Thank you so much!
This is the best tutorial, all the others just show how to create something you cannot "productionize". Thank you
This is the clearest and most informative coding vid I’ve seen in a while.
I dig this and I love the coding "live" nature of the video. Nice to see mistakes and bumps in the road along the way. The best way to learn how to do something right is to do it wrong first ha ha. Great video and I'll be checking out more of your content, for sure!
I LOVE this video. It makes me happy that we see you make mistakes and it isn't just rehersed and scripted. I like the casual tone of it. I subscribed just because of this video.
ikr! i hit subscribe immediately
Yours was the first video that popped up when i searched for 'how to create chrome extension'. I learnt how, and I enjoyed it. Your tip about RapidAPI was Awesome. You are doing great. Pls keep posting. Subscribed! :)
A few years ago I had a storage unit at a storage facility. I was waiting for escrow to close on my house so I could move all my items into my new home. About a week before closing someone broke into my storage unit and stole pretty much everything I owned. Among the items were all of my computers, servers, hard drives, TVs, audio gear, pretty much every electronic device I owned and most of my tools and most of my kitchen.
Fast forward a bit, I filed a claim with my homeowners insurance. As part of the claim, I had to submit a detailed list of items stolen. Keep in mind, there was 25 years worth of my life in that unit, which made it nearly impossible to remember everything that was in there. So was born the dilemma.
To solve the dilemma I turned to coding. I decided to write a Chrome extension that would look through my purchase history on various sites (Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, etc) and pull item descriptions, purchase dates and purchase price and output them into CSV files.
Second dilemma: I'm not a developer. I'm a photographer. I had no experience with Chrome extensions aside from adding them to my browser from the marketplace and I had zero knowledge of pure Javascript. So off I went into my endeavor. It took me about 2 weeks to learn just enough JS and Chrome API to get my head around what I needed to do. It took me another 2 weeks to build the extension and test it.
Very long story short, it worked! I was able to get all of the information I needed from the sites I had any purchase history on and submit it to the insurance company.
All in all, I lost over $80,000 USD in items that I was able to find in my purchase history alone, WAY above my claim limit. However, I gained a pretty good skill that I still use to this day for various projects and problems I feel can be solved through automation.
I wonder if this makes a software developer now?
Wow, that's amazing.
Yes, it does! 👌🏿
Wow! that's great for a non-developer. I would really like to see how you made it if the code is somewhere public. I would like to try that and add things on top of it for other purposes like job applications I applied for etc. Please do share
Great job!
Just started learning how to code. This seems like a fun way to make a mini project to practice!! Thank you
That’s great you are learning to code!! And yup it’s a great project to add to your portfolio 💓
hi ashley, are you a total beginner? also what language are you starting with?
I always wanted to create an extension, after I learned javascript, I never created it, your video encourages me to create. I will create something that helps me during the day :)
Glad I could help!
Great video. I like that you focused more on creating the extension and it all clicked for me. Much better than making an overly complicated function when I'm just interested in learning the do's and don'ts on how to create Chrome Extension.
This is soooooo amazing Tiffany!!! I enjoyed so much of this. PLS if you could, make it even longer would love to watch this. Like mentioned, added value indeed!
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you are that one youtuber that once i saw in the feed i would never skip 😂 always worth it to watch your videos!
This made my day 🥹🥹💓💓
@@TiffInTech so did you! 🤍🤍 thank you for your great work
I really enjoyed building this chrome extension with you. Thank you so much for always uploading such educational and informative videos!
so happy to hear!
We need more on chrome extensions! Great video!
The video is short, to the point and just what I was looking for.. Thanks :)
Did you know that you only have to type li#concert and then hit tab. This will autocomplete this to .
New to coding and this makes me so happy! Never knew it could be so simple! Thank you!
This is exactly what I needed. A lot of tutorials already went ahead and dived into a complicated application to implement into your extension.
I was looking for someone to implement it fast and quick. Thanks for this.
Didn't know it was that simple to start a chrome extension, so cool. Thank you for this video!
Do it! Build this extension. Thanks this was refreshing to watch.
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Thanks for the simple demo! Cheers!
Very original intro. Anti-intro but being completely comfortable with it. We are only human after all. Well done!
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You remind me a lot of my sister, she teaches things the same way you do. You are a really good teacher 👍
Very good at pacing, keeping audience focused, etc. Well done.
Thank you so much!!
Nice to see a fellow Torontonian
A simple, clear, and concise tutorial, thank you! 😃👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this, Tiffany! Unique utilities that we can all use! Added value !
Absolutely!!
This really helps a lot for the first day of my extension development!!! Thanks🎉
Ok, that was really fun! I think the length is perfect. Break it up in sections, and keep it up. Totally subscribed!
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Wow, I didn't know how to do it. Now I realize it's really easy.
Thank you so much, even I'm improving my English.
As a new Full Stack Developer this was super cool...
This video help me to see how easy and useful programming can be thank you. I guess the next step would be to be able to purchase tickts for any of the groups. Thanks again.
Thank you Tiff! This is exactly what i need to get started
exactly what I needed to get started. thank you fam!
yo that was a really good video straight to the point no filler
I didn't know about the ! + Enter, so thank you for considering learners of all levels 🙂
The vlog style of these videos is definitely unique in a fun way. Keep it up.
Thank you !! I appreciate that
JJGG
just got the right way ,Great work Tiff
Thanks, it was an excelent primer and today (with some help of gpt-35 and 4) i've developed my first SEO extension for chrome!
Good stuff! Would love to see a follow video on how to style it, how to make a paid version of the extension, etc.
the video which Chrome's fans were expecting!
3:20
When I click sign up all that happens is a long yellow rectangle appears with a long string of dark golden code over top of it that covers the white on either side as well.
Literally will not let me sign up.
You are very good at this
This was amazing ! Thank you!
WOW. Nice utility! I'll be exploring it. THANKS
This is so digestible, thank you
THANK YOU!! You are awesome 😁
This is sick! Idk it was gonna be that easy
Nailed it! Nice job
thank you!
Great Video, as always 👏👏! We should definitely continue building it up. Can't Wait!
okay deal!! Github is linked too :)
L7 is coming to the town!! great vid thanks
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I love the video! I'm making my Final Paper at school and wanna know how to handle the files and publish it, it very fluid and well edited! I'm a junior programmer in Brasil, dreaming to be a senior full stack one day
Super awesome that you show 'mistakes', even though I wouldn't even really call them that. I hate tutorials that make it seem like the developer writes pages of error-free code effortlessly, as it provides an unrealistic view of real-world development.
Also, please surround your async calls in try/catch blocks ;-)
SUBBED! Awesome video! I would like to see more of it built out too
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Amazing video! this was actually pretty useful, thank you!!!
I'm so glad it was helpful! 🙂
Great work !
I didn't know the "!" trick, thanks!
Great video Tiffany! Short but straight to the point.
Wait! That's it??? That is really cool especially since the possibilities are endless. Also would like to know how we could publish our extension in chrome web store. Thank you for this short tut!
Seems like something fun. Been wondering but haven't dive into Extension side. Thank you for sharing
Glad to hear!
Thank you Tiff. Please make more video tutorials of Chorme Extensions.
Thanks for the tutorial, I encourage you to do more :)
This looks like a fun little project!
I absolutely love this and would absolutely love to go further in depth with what we can do with extensions.
For people who are confused on how she got where she started in the video:
1 Create a new folder and name it something.
2 Click "Open folder" inside of the dropdown of "NO FOLDER OPENED" in the explorer.
3 Open the folder you created.
4 Right click the folder and select new file and name it "indext.html"
(you can open the explorer inside of the "view" dropdown menu if you dont see it)
Awesome video, awesome content and information, salutations from Montreal!
lol. you and we could make a chrome extension in 10 minutes. amazing!
that's cool it was good to see that other people make mistakes too
thank you!
great video Tiff, :)
It would be cool to see this fleshed out. I just started making an extension and want to see what other people are making and their process.
1:40 these kinds tips show value to study with video content - i've learn a lot of tricks or how to in Linux watching videos. I believe video's are like you are learning in-class
Love the video, tiff ❤️. Keep up the good work. Love from Maldives 🇲🇻
Thank you so much!!
It's the intro for me 😂 Nice video
haha thank you!!
Thank you, this is what i always search for in a long time 😀
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Didn't know it was that easy. Thanks!
Right?! 😃
It was that easy!!! Wooaahh!
Thank you !! That was so simple with a great explanation!! Bless you!
great video, thanks for sharing with us!
Wow! So cool vid ❤👍 I'm impressed!
Thank you for this training! I would like to learn more about your software.
Dope video. Nice nail colour too 😂👊🏾
Thank you!!
What software are you using at the start when creating html file? Is there also a free version for the chromebook or only windows and apple
A nice and quick tutorial. Love it!
Soo cool 😎 awesome tutorial 🤠
There is her tutorial on the left side on this guy. She reads and teach us awesome !
1:30 i didn’t know. i’m in my second semester and u j changed my life 😭😭
Haha I’m so happy to hear!!
Easy to understand
Love you and your code 😚
Thank you for your lovely video. How can i make chrome extension that can replace the welcome screen of chrome?
This is useful, I wrote a Chrome extension after watching this, but I have a couple of questions : (1) How does one publish, and (2) for around a minute after about 7:20 you're doing something with 'map' that I can't follow, is there somewhere I can read more about that? I'm, uh, self taught at javaScript and I think there's something there that I have not picked up on.
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very useful Tiff..Thx
Genial!! Excelente ejemplo de extensión para Chrome!... Thank you a lot!!!
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Great video thank you - did not know about RapidAPI
Amazing! I tried to make an extension in 2011 but the documentation was so obtuse that I abandoned my project.
Thank you for making this video.
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wow not as hard as i thought it was be, so cool thanks for sharing.
Amazing, thank you!
Thanks miss for giving me about building chrome extensions and coding I found interesting under the environment it was developed.🥰✌
Glad it was helpful!