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  1. Another thing people who don't use McMaster don't know: They don't tend to have "brands". You just order a "#4 drill". You might think this means you're risking getting no-name mystery metal from China. Nope, I've been surprised in a good way at what I get. They actually tend to stock decent brand name stuff without saying so. I just trust them to pick good stuff when it comes to things like taps and reamers most of the time now. It means I can put more thought into more critical tools I need to order. Every company should strive to be like them. Customer retention obviously is important! Don't waste your time buying mystery metal screws at a dollar a piece. Buy 100 nice screws for $12 on McMaster.
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  2. Awesome job & everything looks amazing!!!!
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  3. definitely gonna use the last one.. finding the middle of an array.
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  4. Legit!
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  5. So cosy with the snow out the window
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  6. Wow! All by yourself. Good job man.
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  7. Hi, may I ask if your paid course has subtitles? I am from China. Youtube subtitles support translation, which is a great feature.
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  8. SUBSCRIBED!!!!!
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  9. I was waiting for this one after hearing about it on Syntax!
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  10. Instead of rotating the check mark I would have changed the tick into a $ symbol 😊
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  11. Initial thought when first seeing this was "DA F*** does he destructure 'length' for?" But yeah, ARRAYS ARE OBJECTS - so {length} will of course refer to the Array.prototype.length property 😅
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  12. Thanks Wes! I'd love to watch how you decide to deploy and get this thing running! I learned a lot from just watching how you use tools available to you to solve a problem.
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  13. Following all your twitter posts and its finally here.
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  14. this is amazing
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  15. I'm enjoying these videos
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  16. Great video Wes!! Keep them coming!
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  17. Gotta quote the fish that hit a wall: DAM!
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  18. I wish I had this video 3 years ago! Thank you king Wes!
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  19. WOW. thanks for mentioning accessibility as well
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  20. Thanks Wes for sharing. I am currently working on some Gatsby project that needs pagination. This is very helpful.
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  21. I use async await with .catch() and to handle thrown error I use global try catch block
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  22.  @WesBos  try { const value = await doSomething().catch() } catch() { // Handle thrown error here }
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  23. Awesome, thank you
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  24. Good up the great work! All of your videos are so informative. I did have one question about why you were using function declarations instead of function expressions, is there a technical reason or just a more familiar syntax?
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  25. awesome work, come from Linkedin ❤
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  26. enjoyed it
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  27. Not sure why YouTube took so long to recommend this! This is gold!
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  28. timestamp?
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  29.  @moneymayhem2000  right at the start of the video it says "for solution jump to 12:23"
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  30. Thank you 👍👍👍
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  31. This was great! Helps me think more out of the box when I encounter a problem.
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  32. Where has time gone?
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  33. love it and doing all the job yourself makes it more awesome. Congrats Wes!
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  34. Neat trick!
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  35. Sick!
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  36. Amazing tut
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  37. Yes! This was awesome, really enjoyed it. Do more stuff like this! 👍
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  38. reminds me that in the book deep work, cal Newport discuss about something similar to this
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  39. 29:34 I was screaming through the screen but you didn't listen! Happens with pros sometimes, that's not a con.
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  40. dude, don't touch your face. covid19 is everywhere.
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  41. Nice shed!
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  42. Wait, is that Cobalt2 theme for Chrome? Looks really nice, do you have it publicly available?
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  43. i thought i was smart until i learn JS
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  44. If this was reddit I‘d give you gold!
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  45. Super cool! The stuff you worked out like the Instagram story images makes me realise how much I need to improve as a dev. Maybe this is an obvious one but wonder why in your CSS you nested that CSS variable? --lightGrey: #d8d8d8; --lightGray: var(--light-grey); Oh looking at it now, is it literally so you can spell it either way? BTW I think you missed the "s" in Gatsby in your vid title.
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  46. You're awesome Wes, thanks :)
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  47. Yes these videos
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  48. nice
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  49. Another suggestion: Have the image, text, image , text layout by default (mobile) in a div/section/etc, and have another div/section/etc with just the images (data duplication is cheating as much as using js is). Then using media queries hide the second section for mobile, but on desktop have it visible and hide the images of the first div. The parent of the two section needs to be flex on desktop. Just tried it on codepen and it works. Cheers
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  50. thank you this was one of the most helpful videos on internet !!
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