As you have watched it recently (and I am looking to learn devTool) can you please tell me is this video still relevant ? (Asking because it is 4years old and and I want to learn it today)
Around 53:00, how come updating the variable to 2000 (2 seconds) does not get reflected in the execution, but adding calls to functions does get updated on the fly?
I've learned a lot more than I expected to when I first clicked this video. Actually a lot of things that will help me web scrape more effectively. Thanks for putting this all together. I gotta ask tho, what is the name of that new tab extension you have running @59:01. The life countdown. I really dig how clean and minimal it is
Some theory concepts like Network tab stats would be same. But most features are Chrome DevTools specific I guess. I never spent a lot of time with Firefox DevTools
great job sir..nice n crisp explaination! just one request, your mouse pointer is too small and also darrk in color making it lost in the background... as a result, sometimes I am not able to pick where you clicked..
Mehul great video. I have some questions: can I modify the code inside sources tab in browser dev tool at runtime and debug? How can I go back to previous line while debugging, for example my debugger has reached line 20 in file (Sources tab) and I want it to bring to line 18 and debug again, how can I do that?
hello Mehul, just out of curiosity: do you have active software development job other than codedamn or codedamn and video tutorials is your main daytime job?
@@codedamn wow, you seem to be sooo experienced and command deep knowledge of webservice building and all these by the time you are getting your degree? I am 34 years old former finance specialist switching careers only a year ago. I feel I wasted around 15-20 years of my life on wrong industry=(
Thanks for the video! I just had a quick question. Do you happen to know why the styles would look one way in the chrome mobile device emulator and look a different way on the actual device? Currently I have a project that looks fine on the emulator but has an overflow y of about 25% on the device.
Because chrome mobile emulator still uses chrome as the rendering engine. If your phone is using a different browser, they might have different layouts thanks to browser inconsistencies on the web
Hey just finished watching Next.js playlist, is there more to that playlist? saw the roadmap chart as well, there you have mentioned that there will be next.js mastery and advance course, have you not released them yet? or are they available already?
Hi, Mehul. I really like your channel, and really appreciate the hard work you are putting in codedamn. Moreover, I am your recent subscriber. I recently watched your digital ocean video series, and really loved it. But am looking for video from your side where you create a *small* full-stack (it can be anything) app in Nextjs (front-end), NodeJs (expressjs backend), and then deploying it to digitalOcean droplet. I mean I wanted you to replicate the steps that you followed for codedamn deployment to this new small app so that everyone will get to know the real-world deployment once they get familiar with digitalOcean by your tutorial. Please make it. Looking forward to it.....
@@codedamn yeah thanks! Just replicate the codedamn deployment you did, but for sample MERN app, and that would be great! Thanks for response, I really appreciate your efforts! 🙌
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Very specific topic that is not covered so extensively even today! Kudos for the clear and structured explanations!
As you have watched it recently (and I am looking to learn devTool) can you please tell me is this video still relevant ? (Asking because it is 4years old and and I want to learn it today)
Yep, it's absolutely relevant. Nothing really changed or missing.
This is such a Unique topic, Thank You Mehul !
What a tutorial.. you deserve 10 million subscribers
Thanks a lot for this video, mehul.
I am now your newest subscriber.
This is the best and latest for learning Dev Tools. Thanks :)
Thank You for such an informative tutorial 🔥🔥
Glad it was helpful!
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Great Content, Keep Rocking - Thanks a LOT
I appreciate the depth of knowledge you provide us with ... I learnt a lot from you.
Good Work bro,
But you started marathon in shape of small episodes.
That`s awesome.
This is awesome bro, thanks
Thank you Manpreet! :)
Around 53:00, how come updating the variable to 2000 (2 seconds) does not get reflected in the execution, but adding calls to functions does get updated on the fly?
You are doing a great job mr mehul by providing us the kmowledge thanks a lot for that 💯💯💯
Thanks a lot for the education on cording and trading. It was informational and educative.
Awesome Course to learn DevTools!
This is Gold!!
learning it never late........learning in 2023
explained very clearly, thanks!
Really Appreciate Your work 😊
Thank you so much 😀
I've learned a lot more than I expected to when I first clicked this video. Actually a lot of things that will help me web scrape more effectively. Thanks for putting this all together.
I gotta ask tho, what is the name of that new tab extension you have running @59:01. The life countdown. I really dig how clean and minimal it is
Glad it was helpful! The new tab extension is "mortality"
@@codedamn thanks a lot!
This also works for firefox right? Talking about the principles. Thanks for the content bro!
Some theory concepts like Network tab stats would be same. But most features are Chrome DevTools specific I guess. I never spent a lot of time with Firefox DevTools
@@codedamn some people say FFX Dev tool is best for CSS grids and flexbox stuff.
I think firefox used to be great for grid, but chrome devtools also supports CSS grid debugging now
Great job. Thanks
Thanks :)
great job sir..nice n crisp explaination! just one request, your mouse pointer is too small and also darrk in color making it lost in the background... as a result, sometimes I am not able to pick where you clicked..
Mehul great video. I have some questions:
can I modify the code inside sources tab in browser dev tool at runtime and debug?
How can I go back to previous line while debugging, for example my debugger has reached line 20 in file (Sources tab) and I want it to bring to line 18 and debug again, how can I do that?
hello Mehul, just out of curiosity: do you have active software development job other than codedamn or codedamn and video tutorials is your main daytime job?
No, I did not take up job after completing the degree this month.
@@codedamn wow, you seem to be sooo experienced and command deep knowledge of webservice building and all these by the time you are getting your degree? I am 34 years old former finance specialist switching careers only a year ago. I feel I wasted around 15-20 years of my life on wrong industry=(
@@codedamn Anyways, congrats on your degree and thank you for posting great materials publicly
@@codedamn , what degree you had completed and from which university?
Thanks a lot for this video
Thanks a lot , very helpful.
How can I change the JavaScript code for something that happens onLoad of a particular component directly in the browser?
Thank you so much
Thank you Bipul!
Thank you bro, super
Can you please make a video on how to find the component file in dev tools
31:51 set a break point
Thanks for the video! I just had a quick question. Do you happen to know why the styles would look one way in the chrome mobile device emulator and look a different way on the actual device?
Currently I have a project that looks fine on the emulator but has an overflow y of about 25% on the device.
Because chrome mobile emulator still uses chrome as the rendering engine. If your phone is using a different browser, they might have different layouts thanks to browser inconsistencies on the web
@@codedamn I see. Thank for for responding!
Hey just finished watching Next.js playlist, is there more to that playlist? saw the roadmap chart as well, there you have mentioned that there will be next.js mastery and advance course, have you not released them yet? or are they available already?
Yes. I'll be producing more Next.js content from now. Expect to see some good courses before end of year.
@@codedamn hands down best content on next.js on internet that I've come across with. Looking forward for more next.js videos.
12:22 display as table in console
THANKS MUCH BROTHER 🙏
Welcome!
Thanks a ton :)
Thanks a lot Bro
pretty helpful !
16:16 console debug
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Hi, Mehul. I really like your channel, and really appreciate the hard work you are putting in codedamn. Moreover, I am your recent subscriber.
I recently watched your digital ocean video series, and really loved it. But am looking for video from your side where you create a *small* full-stack (it can be anything) app in Nextjs (front-end), NodeJs (expressjs backend), and then deploying it to digitalOcean droplet. I mean I wanted you to replicate the steps that you followed for codedamn deployment to this new small app so that everyone will get to know the real-world deployment once they get familiar with digitalOcean by your tutorial. Please make it. Looking forward to it.....
Thanks Shreyas. End-to-end deployment project videos are definitely something I wanted to do for a long time. I'll do it soon :)
@@codedamn yeah thanks! Just replicate the codedamn deployment you did, but for sample MERN app, and that would be great!
Thanks for response, I really appreciate your efforts! 🙌
12:51 console group
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14:58
English = Sashi Tharror
Explanation = so so
5 minutes in and you've said nothing.
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Thank you so much