What's better in declarative programming than in imperative is that, instead of building things from scratch, you just gotta know what preexisting block to use in order to end up with what you want
Can you do a series on how to use dev tools (Chrome preferred) efficiently? Like how to check where the CSS breaking the current page is, which CSS class is overriding another, how to check API status and fix errors using "Network" tab, how to use console better, etc. For beginners, the dev tools is quite a handful to look at. I myself also wanna learn how to make better use of it other than just writing console .log to see stuff and checking which line of code in which file is prompting errors
What's better in declarative programming than in imperative is that, instead of building things from scratch, you just gotta know what preexisting block to use in order to end up with what you want
Can you do a series on how to use dev tools (Chrome preferred) efficiently? Like how to check where the CSS breaking the current page is, which CSS class is overriding another, how to check API status and fix errors using "Network" tab, how to use console better, etc. For beginners, the dev tools is quite a handful to look at. I myself also wanna learn how to make better use of it other than just writing console .log to see stuff and checking which line of code in which file is prompting errors
To the point 👌🏻
your content video is interest
Is this going to be part of a full Javascript course?
Yes. It is part of the js udemy course we are working on. We thought to just release some lectures for free.
@@coding2goAwesome, what is the ETA on the course?
Where is the fulk course? ❤
i think you should teach us from beginning