I am currently an amateur developer learning my way through React. I am so happy to have stumbled across this video, it shows exactly what I was hoping to learn which other videos weren't explaining. Thank you for the concise example code representation of what React is. They should have this in their documentation lol Looking forward to your other Under the Hood videos!
i have seen two of your videos. they are good but could be much better and useful if you have explained while parallelly refering to the line of code you are talking about. before this one, i have seen webpack related video.
Thanks for the useful feedback, much appreciated. I think that's a great point, on a slide with lots of code the line number will help. I will definitely do this going forward for future videos.
I am currently an amateur developer learning my way through React.
I am so happy to have stumbled across this video, it shows exactly what I was hoping to learn which other videos weren't explaining.
Thank you for the concise example code representation of what React is.
They should have this in their documentation lol
Looking forward to your other Under the Hood videos!
Thanks so much :)
Very nice and simple explanation! Thank you!
Thanks so much :)
Mind-blowing!
Nice explanation, thanks!
Don't stop bro!
Thanks so much
Thank you!
Pls don't stop ❤✌
Thank you, much appreciated.
Git coming shortly, post is here: craigtaub.dev/under-the-hood-of-git
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i have seen two of your videos. they are good but could be much better and useful if you have explained while parallelly refering to the line of code you are talking about.
before this one, i have seen webpack related video.
Thanks for the useful feedback, much appreciated. I think that's a great point, on a slide with lots of code the line number will help. I will definitely do this going forward for future videos.
Thanks a lot! You take after Putin especially by eyebrow movements
trying to getting better at contributing to open source!
Hello, better in what way? Doing more? Have you tried one of those sites which help locate good first time issues (e.g www.firsttimersonly.com/)?
An object is not a primitive
Ah yep good point (objects+arrays) thanks for raising.
I'll update the blog but probably leave video as it is.