Again I wanna thank all his patrons . you guys are helping him I know . i know this sounds more like an excuse but I hope I can donate and help in making great contents such as this .
being good at something is great and sharing your knowledge to vast majority of people is next to greatness. Your content is awesome. God bless you Brad Traversy. you are awesome
You're an exquisite human being, Brad. Forever hoping and wishing great health to you and your fam. Continue to be amazing! You fucking rock! Thank you!
my radio buttons are not showing. i thought it was a typo on my behalf but i git cloned the repo and ran traversymedia's one and it still doesn't show the radio. anyone else?
I fucking waited for you to give us a video, don't be late again. I haven't watched the video so no comment it's obviously another cool video , your an awesome person
Hi, By the fact this vid is more than a year old, I don't know if you'll ever read this message. Anyway ... gonna give it a try. More than a year passed after publishing date, but still very useful series. Thanks Brad. One question I'm having... in the beginning of this vid, you're giving a demo... Now, the Number of Linux votes is increased, but not the number of votes itself.... Any reason why this is (not) happening ? Thanks in advance for taking your time to reply.
Is it possible to replace the "items" by images and make the vote trigger upon clicking the image to vote? Can you also disable all items upon clicking one temporarily so clickbots don't work?
Nice videos, but do you think you can maybe use MySQL when using a database for your Node apps? I always have trouble with mongoDB when i have to use it. Thanks
Getting fed up. Using pusher-js in nodejs only receiving an event once i.e sending LEFT, UP, DOWN, RIGHT from client is only received once no matter how many times I send those events. Is pusher-js keeping track of events??
Replace? no I don't think so. I think it is just another option. Just like PubNub. In fact it may be a good video idea to do a little comparison. Here is an interesting link - stackshare.io/stackups/pusher-vs-socket-io
I don't get which part of this is programming. It's just modules + modules. Too much abstraction, I didn't learn more than if I would... using a drag n' drop premade mock-up thing. Or am I wrong and this is back-end?
Hello Brad , i bought your JS course on udemy and wondering which path to choose after it front or back. I am not a very design heavy creative person and really struggle with those sick CSS styles. But having some past JAVA,C experience made learning JS easy for me. I have researched a lot for backend but it seems like its tough to get backend jobs as a fresher with just knowing nodejs. Should i go with Angular, React framworks after your course or focus on Node? Can someone with not a very bright mind in design aspects do well in front end? Lot of confusion. Thanks for any help and course is also great with all the new ES6 features.
Although this webpage isn't being updated, it's actually still a pretty good resource for finding out the popularity ratio of job postings vs job searches: www.indeed.com/jobtrends Just type in the names of all the skills you want to compare, and it spits out a graph with the relevant data for the preceding 4 years. Just be aware that you'll have to compare the numbers yourself, because they've since removed the functionality of the chart doing it for you. For example: www.indeed.com/jobtrends/q-javascript-q-react.html Toward the end of 2017, the stats for JavaScript were: > ~~ 0.84% Posting Index > ~~ 0.0390% Seeking Index for React at around the same time, the stats were: > ~~ 1.61% Posting Index > ~~ 0.0157% Seeking Index at around the end of last year, there were roughly, approximately 21 times as many JavaScript job openings as there were people actively looking for those jobs, and at about the same time, there were roughly, approximately 102 times as many React job openings as there were people actively looking for them. Granted, this is a highly imperfect system, and seeing that they've ceased maintaining the page, it's hard to know what the trends are right now. Nonetheless, it's a pretty useful tool to get a vague, approximate idea of what's in demand more or less by fiddling around.
does anyone know what is creating the small circles on the page before the different os options to pick? those are not showing up for me even tho i did exactly what brad did? really would appreciate it.
i figured it out, for some reason the newer cdn stylesheet for materialize inside the head wasn't creating the circles like the version brad uses in this video.
It is a service to implement real time communications among other things. It some really cool features that go beyond this tutorial, check out pusher.com
If your Radio Buttons aren't showing follow these two links: materializecss.com/radio-buttons.html stackoverflow.com/questions/59481702/radio-buttons-do-not-appear-on-site
Another great tutorial, thanks. Do you think you can teach a barebones uber app? I don't think I've seen you do a native app but even a react js version would be cool.
![Node.js & Pusher Real Time Polling App [2] - Front End JS & Chart](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DrIiWAnxXYs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Node.js & Pusher Real Time Polling App [2] - Front End JS & Chart](/img/tr.png)
holy shit and all of this for free? God bless you my friend.
Irwin Palomo You can become one of the hundreds of patreons that support Brad and this channel so he can make more of this great stuff.
Again I wanna thank all his patrons . you guys are helping him I know . i know this sounds more like an excuse but I hope I can donate and help in making great contents such as this .
being good at something is great and sharing your knowledge to vast majority of people is next to greatness. Your content is awesome. God bless you Brad Traversy. you are awesome
You're an exquisite human being, Brad. Forever hoping and wishing great health to you and your fam. Continue to be amazing! You fucking rock! Thank you!
THANK YOU!!!!! FINALLY, A VIDEO THAT MAKES SENSE!!!!
my radio buttons are not showing. i thought it was a typo on my behalf but i git cloned the repo and ran traversymedia's one and it still doesn't show the radio. anyone else?
I fucking waited for you to give us a video, don't be late again.
I haven't watched the video so no comment it's obviously another cool video , your an awesome person
Fuck off and thank you, you're awesome too :)
Hi,
By the fact this vid is more than a year old, I don't know if you'll ever read this message.
Anyway ... gonna give it a try.
More than a year passed after publishing date, but still very useful series. Thanks Brad.
One question I'm having... in the beginning of this vid, you're giving a demo...
Now, the Number of Linux votes is increased, but not the number of votes itself....
Any reason why this is (not) happening ?
Thanks in advance for taking your time to reply.
awesome app. but what if i want to use html select tags instead of checkbox.. is document.querySelector will be the same?
Is it possible to replace the "items" by images and make the vote trigger upon clicking the image to vote? Can you also disable all items upon clicking one temporarily so clickbots don't work?
body-parser is now included by default in express which is cool
Nice videos, but do you think you can maybe use MySQL when using a database for your Node apps?
I always have trouble with mongoDB when i have to use it.
Thanks
Thanks for the tuto, can you do this in angular please?
hey could you make a video on using typescript for the backend server with express and node?
Getting fed up. Using pusher-js in nodejs only receiving an event once i.e sending LEFT, UP, DOWN, RIGHT from client is only received once no matter how many times I send those events. Is pusher-js keeping track of events??
Hey, Hello can you explain how to create for multiple categories not one
Can i use socket io instead of pusher
@Traversy Media npm run dev is not working. I am using cmd in VS Code
Is Pusher something that might replace socket.io?
Replace? no I don't think so. I think it is just another option. Just like PubNub. In fact it may be a good video idea to do a little comparison. Here is an interesting link - stackshare.io/stackups/pusher-vs-socket-io
I don't get which part of this is programming. It's just modules + modules. Too much abstraction, I didn't learn more than if I would... using a drag n' drop premade mock-up thing. Or am I wrong and this is back-end?
hey there I am trying to make chat functionality in my website built in node js... can you point me in the right direction
what's the difference between socket.io and pusher
Socket IO is a library which you have more control, Pusher you're using someones API to achieve it, it's dependant on how much control you want.
Scott Berry thx
please help. my index.html doesn't load. it says Cannot GET /80
can the "votes go up" process be made into a smooth animation?
Hello Brad , i bought your JS course on udemy and wondering which path to choose after it front or back. I am not a very design heavy creative person and really struggle with those sick CSS styles. But having some past JAVA,C experience made learning JS easy for me. I have researched a lot for backend but it seems like its tough to get backend jobs as a fresher with just knowing nodejs. Should i go with Angular, React framworks after your course or focus on Node? Can someone with not a very bright mind in design aspects do well in front end? Lot of confusion. Thanks for any help and course is also great with all the new ES6 features.
Although this webpage isn't being updated, it's actually still a pretty good resource for finding out the popularity ratio of job postings vs job searches:
www.indeed.com/jobtrends
Just type in the names of all the skills you want to compare, and it spits out a graph with the relevant data for the preceding 4 years. Just be aware that you'll have to compare the numbers yourself, because they've since removed the functionality of the chart doing it for you.
For example:
www.indeed.com/jobtrends/q-javascript-q-react.html
Toward the end of 2017, the stats for JavaScript were:
> ~~ 0.84% Posting Index
> ~~ 0.0390% Seeking Index
for React at around the same time, the stats were:
> ~~ 1.61% Posting Index
> ~~ 0.0157% Seeking Index
at around the end of last year, there were roughly, approximately 21 times as many JavaScript job openings as there were people actively looking for those jobs, and at about the same time, there were roughly, approximately 102 times as many React job openings as there were people actively looking for them.
Granted, this is a highly imperfect system, and seeing that they've ceased maintaining the page, it's hard to know what the trends are right now. Nonetheless, it's a pretty useful tool to get a vague, approximate idea of what's in demand more or less by fiddling around.
What about Socket.io ?? is there any difference or we could use any one of them ??
This is similar to poll everywhere but a free one ;)
Hey brad would you please guide me how to implement pusher in laravel?
I wanna know how to do the same in angular instead of using firebase
as always brad rocks
Great app to redo in svelte?
does anyone know what is creating the small circles on the page before the different os options to pick? those are not showing up for me even tho i did exactly what brad did? really would appreciate it.
i figured it out, for some reason the newer cdn stylesheet for materialize inside the head wasn't creating the circles like the version brad uses in this video.
awesome tutorial! thank you!
Awesome video as always. Love your work.
Thanks :)
Brad please Create a social website like chat system using angular plz
How could you achieve that without a service like Pusher?
socket.io, firebase
using event listener
Really great vdo ever :)
Seem cool! gotta pinned this series :). What Pusher btw
It is a service to implement real time communications among other things. It some really cool features that go beyond this tutorial, check out pusher.com
First view first like
Thank you
Brad
If your Radio Buttons aren't showing follow these two links:
materializecss.com/radio-buttons.html
stackoverflow.com/questions/59481702/radio-buttons-do-not-appear-on-site
God bless you brad!
Another great tutorial, thanks. Do you think you can teach a barebones uber app? I don't think I've seen you do a native app but even a react js version would be cool.
For the ones having a problem with the Form {input:radio} part here how is solved.
Windows
MacOS>
Linux Distro
Something Else
You need to add the span tag that's how it's working
materializecss.com/radio-buttons.html
radios showing invisible
Hey brad! You are fucking awesome
Duuuuuuuuuude? How do you even?
Sample comment :D
dog brain ... f*ck up ..get out of here !
How long did it take you to acquire such a wealth of knowledge? Phenomenal. I can only aspire.
Frontendexpert rubbish
why not socket.io?