As a senior developer, I’m very impressed with your front end coding. I have reviewed junior dev code that has less understanding of mobile-first development. It’s important to also set your markup up in a way to make it easier to get the layout changes you need. Which you did a great job doing. One thing you mentioned was the order of the style properties not mattering. This is mostly true. But the browser does apply them top to bottom. So you could essentially override something that was previously applied higher in the list. Something to note if you are debugging or get unexpected results. Great job Gary!
Been learning frontend development since 2018 and still love to go back to beginner videos you make. Still learn things even though I know a lot about html and css.
Been putting off css for at least 1.5 years, bc i couldn't nest elements and i felt like sass was just way too much for learning purposes. Thank god the css gods decided to give us native nesting
Consegui acompanhar com legenda. Ótimo trabalho, mas quando você puder coloque a nova funcionalidade do youtube que é "dublagem automática". Parabéns pelo conteúdo.
I personally think you worked so hard for this video and i appreciate your spirit to teach others i believe i got so much thing to learn and finally i want to say Thank you so much for all 😅😀your help.
Hi Gary I hope you would read this, I just wanna ask what should be the scope of the 'main' tag, why you didn't include the picture of the cat there, ? Because I read online before that the order must be ,, inside the body and all html elements should be in those 3. Awesome tutorials btw! 🤙
I also know that ,, are sequentially must should be included within the body of the html. But i do not know why in most of the frontend program this approach is not included.
Great video, just one thing, shouldnt the X for closing the menu be a little higher? I mean in the same spot at the Menu icon? As of now its about one line-hight below the menu icon when menu is shown. Just wonder...
Hi there ! First of all, thank you so much for this awesome content ! I'm so glad there's some people like you on TH-cam ! With this said, do someone or Gary himself can tell me what vscode theme he is using ? And the icons theme too ? Thank everyone in advance !
That’s bcz he have already typed the same code before as a practice before making the vedio. So his code editor just gives him suggestions based on that
i hope my question gets answered but for the nav ul part couldnt i just make another nav ul for desktop and style it with hide mobile instead of overriding the main one or is that not a good idea ?
İ thought somebody in the building using hammer.then İ realized its coming from the headphone its unbearable too much noise.dont listen with the headphone
@@DesignCourse Well you fix it. The video is still watchable. Or maybe this would be an example to see if an AI-app can remove the sound and you can make a video about it.
The knock sounds on the background is really annoying! Sorry, I don't want to be ungrateful, you're teaching for free, but noises like this are very disturbing for me!
Maybe you don’t know what class means maybe you don’t know what div means, let me go ahead and not explain the basics to you beginners. From what I’ve watched so far I’m surprised anyone is learning anything useful from you. They’d fair better watching TheNewBoston TBH.
As a senior developer, I’m very impressed with your front end coding. I have reviewed junior dev code that has less understanding of mobile-first development. It’s important to also set your markup up in a way to make it easier to get the layout changes you need. Which you did a great job doing.
One thing you mentioned was the order of the style properties not mattering. This is mostly true. But the browser does apply them top to bottom. So you could essentially override something that was previously applied higher in the list. Something to note if you are debugging or get unexpected results. Great job Gary!
Can you be my mentor?
What's up everyone?! Who's becoming a frontend dev in 2024?
Challenge accepted. I shall come back here in January 2025 with a link a to a project. Let's do this.
i'm here. i'll come back with a link to a project
Me I hope! Lol
Been learning frontend development since 2018 and still love to go back to beginner videos you make. Still learn things even though I know a lot about html and css.
Me 😂
New year new me. I am definitely going to finish this course after I finish the 2021 crash course!
You make it so effin easy for absolute beginners, hats off
Great Course! The quality just improves every year. I learn a lot from 2023 and 2024 crash course! Thank you!
Thank you so much. You saved my decision, i was strungling to how implementing to html css
Your 2023 course is really what made me understand HTML & CSS properly
I learned with Gary's courses already a year and a half ago, and got a job thanks to learning from him and practicing :)
Thanks for the video. I started using sell the trend app and learned a lot, but your videos help me too.
i just finished the figma design course! thank you!
Very informative crash course! Thanks! ❤
Been putting off css for at least 1.5 years, bc i couldn't nest elements and i felt like sass was just way too much for learning purposes. Thank god the css gods decided to give us native nesting
Consegui acompanhar com legenda. Ótimo trabalho, mas quando você puder coloque a nova funcionalidade do youtube que é "dublagem automática". Parabéns pelo conteúdo.
I personally think you worked so hard for this video and i appreciate your spirit to teach others i believe i got so much thing to learn and finally i want to say Thank you so much for all 😅😀your help.
Hi Gary I hope you would read this, I just wanna ask what should be the scope of the 'main' tag, why you didn't include the picture of the cat there, ? Because I read online before that the order must be ,, inside the body and all html elements should be in those 3. Awesome tutorials btw! 🤙
I also know that ,, are sequentially must should be included within the body of the html. But i do not know why in most of the frontend program this approach is not included.
Great video, just one thing, shouldnt the X for closing the menu be a little higher? I mean in the same spot at the Menu icon? As of now its about one line-hight below the menu icon when menu is shown. Just wonder...
You are great Gary!.
Hi there !
First of all, thank you so much for this awesome content ! I'm so glad there's some people like you on TH-cam !
With this said, do someone or Gary himself can tell me what vscode theme he is using ? And the icons theme too ?
Thank everyone in advance !
we been learing alot, please tell us about the design and development challanges we might face in the industry there's a lot you need tell us man.
Thanks! ❤❤❤
Do you have any extension installed that gives you code suggestions (the ones in grey color)????
That’s bcz he have already typed the same code before as a practice before making the vedio. So his code editor just gives him suggestions based on that
its git co-pilot
Please, calm that anxiety hitting desk reflex
truee I was looking if anyone else has noticed
Omg yeah its so distractingly annoying
how do i get my tags and elements to have the same color like yours
You're the best man 😊
i hope my question gets answered but for the nav ul part couldnt i just make another nav ul for desktop and style it with hide mobile instead of overriding the main one or is that not a good idea ?
What extension do you use in that auto suggest code? May I know? Thank you.
Please I want to know
Great Tutorial buddy
Amazzing tutorial. THanks so much for this video. super helpful for beginners like me. You are a great 'Teacher'.
Probably could've done things in an easier way, especially having to reset things I feel it was unnecessary.
Thank you
Gratitude 🙏
Nice 😎👍
IMO the mic sound in the video is a bit noisy
I learn new things ❤
is no one gonna talk about the "Why keep pet pigeons?" in his gpt history ??🤣
Front end isn't complete without js 😢
For what it's worth, first understanding HTML and CSS goes a long way. JS can be learned later.
road to 1 mil views
İ thought somebody in the building using hammer.then İ realized its coming from the headphone its unbearable too much noise.dont listen with the headphone
i love your videos n i have learnt alot but the responsive part with javascript
Please make full series on Figma to HTML,CSS
Good
i think we all know why this got 40k views
What is that knocking going on?
I think the freaking mic stand. Ugh!
@@DesignCourse Well you fix it. The video is still watchable. Or maybe this would be an example to see if an AI-app can remove the sound and you can make a video about it.
You can hear the room reverb as well. Just in case you wanted to make further improvements.
😊😊
The knock sounds on the background is really annoying! Sorry, I don't want to be ungrateful, you're teaching for free, but noises like this are very disturbing for me!
Maybe you don’t know what class means maybe you don’t know what div means, let me go ahead and not explain the basics to you beginners. From what I’ve watched so far I’m surprised anyone is learning anything useful from you. They’d fair better watching TheNewBoston TBH.
I dont understand what do you mean? should I watch the tutorial or not?
what is all that hate man? I learnt a lot from the video.
I learn new things ❤