Hearted Youtube comments on Wes Bos (@WesBos) channel.

  1. Cool project. Are you saying you've been burned out? I picked up that you mentioned that in the outro, so maybe you've experienced it? Also a seasoned dev (25+ years career) and went through a few tough years of burnout myself, so I'm obviously curious to hear about others. I think AI even pushed it further in some way.
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  2. I feel if you can take away just one new piece of knowledge from watching these, it's a win. I had no idea there was a ResizeObserver object. Thanks, Wes! Edit: mdx looks awesome!
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  3. Wow, I love this. Nice one guys.
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  4. Longtime Shop Talk listener here. Just now finding my way to your YouTube channel. Buuuut I have to say, I got SOOOOO excited when I heard that Texas In July song in the intro! lmaoooo love your shit tho!
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  5. the was awesome you're so efficient with your keystrokes my fingers were hurting a little trying to keep up without pausing too much.
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  6. This is very exciting, I wanna work this kind of JS stuffs, which is ability to control machine.
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  7. I like you
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  8. Outstanding tutorial. Thank You!
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  9. Looks awesome.
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  10. Wes' driving skills clearly need refactoring but that's a cool demo. Also the perfect project for using a JS gamepad API. 🙂
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  11. Great stuff! Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏼
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  12. Appreciate all the little tricks! I like it
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  13. Wes is cool. Thanks Wes
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  14. Oh is great !!! Keep doing them !
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  15. Very cool, congrats Wes! Looks very cosy 😎
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  16. The laugh when Deno works is priceless 👍
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  17. This is awesome and super fun, thanks for making learning javascript so much fun!
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  18. The most interesting part of this video is the $0 part. (14:48) I did not know that was possible
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  19. Hey Wes, thanks for the cool video! What do you think of the idea to use your approach just to copy the original content and display the orignal content or that copy based on the screen-size? https://codepen.io/r3metz/pen/BbqRQw
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  20. Very good, and also, what's the name of your font, vscode theme and those comments? they are so clean
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  21. thank you so much for saving me hours of political science lectures!
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  22. I felt i don't know css 😂
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  23. Got the idea to solve one of my pain point using a website. Thanks! This is for RARBG user, it will change the category image to the post's actual poster. So you don't have to mouse over to see it. Couple the code with some chrome js runner extension, you are good. document.querySelectorAll('.lista2 td:nth-child(1) a img').forEach((img, index) => { img.src = /https:.*\g/.exec(document.querySelectorAll('.lista2 td:nth-child(2) a:nth-child(1)')[index].attributes.onmouseover.value)[0] })
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  24. Hey Wes! Thank you for uploading this kind of videos, it gives a more realistic perspective of how developers work. I wanted to share a video with you explaining with the follower number goes up and down minute to minute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY_2gElt3SA I don't think it's to throw off bots.
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  25. This is awesome!
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  26. I use this website daily through a webview in Fusion 360 (which has no reason to be an electron app essentially), and I always thought that they baked the interface into the cad itself using some “native” api by just how fast it works I ain’t even got much internet speed
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  27. Nice setup man pls keep doing tuts on this...
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  28. Nice stuff Wes! Re: local DB; check out LokiJS as well: http://lokijs.org — I've used it for the same reasons you mentioned (simple DB for small projects) and it works great.
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  29. I need that GoFundMe link! 😂
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  30. Love this series its very helpful thank you again mate .
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  31. Finally the savior has arrived in Vanilla CSS! Thanks for spreading the good news.
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  32. Thank you for putting this up. I like the way this video show the thought & troubleshooting process. More of these please!!
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  33. damn this is a spicy meatball
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  34.  @WesBos  I watched it, but was just thinking that if you gave specific Grid-Area names, it would work. However, after testing it, they just sit directly on top of each other in 1 row. So that didn't work! Love your videos, btw!
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  35. Just what I needed!
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  36. Loved your even simpler solution in the end. That's one sleek oneliner you build there 😉. One of the reasons I like series like this.
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  37. Great job you did there!
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  38. 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
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  39. rhis is so cool man
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  40. This is so freaking cool
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  41. Thank you, I really enjoyed solving the problem. Here is my attempt. https://gist.github.com/eshaanmathur/2a9889da1fdc94e17e6839227a4f8db1
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  42. Thanks Awesome Wes Bos you save my life and pleeeeeze make the deployment episode it would be so much helpful thanks again
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  43. wooow! thank you!!!
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  44. It's been a long time since I've seen css hacks 🤓 love it! ❤
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  45. My favorite guru!
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  46. What keyboard do you have? I want the same but PC compatible. Please provide details. Thank you
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  47. I love how simple your code is! I tried to first generate a list, where each task had a data property (with its index: 0,1,2...). Get the indexes of previously clicked and current clicked checkboxes. Generate indexes between these checkboxes. And only then (having indexes of the checkboxes between) iterate through the array and change the state of a checkbox . Your tutorials are very good.
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  48. Bought both shirts before the email finished loading.
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  49. Definitely love things like this! Working through things to a end goal as suppose to giving the appearance that you just know
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  50. Amazing, just had this issue the other day at work. Thanks!
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