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

  1. ❤. May be it’s time for a course in all these new css feature :)
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  2. What I love about this is showing the entire thinking process. Starting from scratch, adding next steps and finish with a custom hook. Nice! Most other tutorials I have seen show to build the whole thing in one go. Keep it up!
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  3. Congrats! Does this mean a gatsby course is coming?
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  4. Fantastic video. Saw this on X first and came here to watch. Fantastically entertaining, but I also learned a ton watching this. Subscribed!
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  5. I would use: git reset --soft HEAD^2 then remove the file and recommit, but rebasing is also useful.
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  6. BRB, BUYING A DRONE...
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  7. Need the full episode. 🚀🚀
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  8. Who else is here from the future? 😂
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  9. Dude this was fun to watch. You really should drop in on YouTube like this more often. I love seeing some of my developer heroes doing the same daily dev stuff that I do as well.
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  10. Loving this series. Super interesting to see you work through problems in this way. Keep em coming!
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  11. Awesome! Really good rundown! Thx wes!
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  12. 16:20 it’s THIS exact high we‘re all chasing constantly and why we‘re doing what we‘re doing!
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  13. Thank you for the jump to solution time stamp ✌️
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  14. I like these short videos so much :)
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  15. I love that the file is called wtf.js - I wonder if MM really stands for Marc Maron? 😄
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  16. Enjoyed every bit of it, thanks. Wes is becoming a mad scientist so gradually we are not really noticing 😆
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  17. There's a package called ts-expect that we use for this, specifically it's expectNever function. It's pretty neat.
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  18. To get the unique index of name you can create a set from the arrays. Then from your set of unique index you can reduce over the array to get your value. Another way to remove name from an object is to set name to undefined this will remove it from the object without having to create a new variable using the spread destructing.
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  19. You know he's a tech dad when he not only has a box full of cables, but they're all properly bundled and organized.
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  20. 4:31 Wes Bos jumpscare
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  21. That was a jumpscare for me at the end! 🫢
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  22. Why did I not do this series when I started with js....came here to review some concepts and found out there's fair a few things I haven't covered...Thanks for this great series....You deserve way more subs.
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  23. I see a Wes Bos video, I click the like button immediately
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  24. man I've been coding for 5 months now and mainly just use treehouse... but they don't teach stuff like this on there and as an electronic music producer as well it is really great to see this video! got my mind realizing how many possible things there are... also made me really happy that i understood a majority of what he was teaching! the ES6 stuff i have to go over a few times again especially for concatenating but man! this was great! thanks!
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  25. Wes, I just gotto say man... I've been doing your javascript 30 and I have learnt just an INSANE amount from you! And it's taken me to the next level, I cannot express my gratuity enough! But I have to say, favourite part though was seeing that we have the same taste in music! As if that sweet ass intro wasn't enough to wet my whistle! Such sick Underoath feel to it... but again, you're just a phenomenal programmer and I appreciate all you do! Much love dude, and that cabin is sick! I LOVE that table! Thick ass slab of sexy wood!
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  26. I enjoy watching you stop, think, check docs, etc.--reminds me how normal all of that is during any kind of development.
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  27. Your reaction to it just working and already running was awesome. Gave me a good laugh as well. Thanks for this video 👍
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  28. Free for now 😂
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  29. I love the fact that you are creating a tutorial but found the exact tutorial somewhere else... I love the internet.
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  30. More "Snack byte" videos please! Great for when on break to get some quick knowledge in. Also, how did you select all .payloads so quickly around 3:10 in the video to remove them?
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  31. - Graph full of green😏 - All repos private so only I can see the green😔
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  32. 💖
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  33. Damn, a lot of sensitive people in here 😂
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  34. ld+json is linked data json. Google uses this for their search engine. It is usually formatted according to schema.org.
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  35. Websockets!
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  36. I can't get enough of these kinds of videos or the one where you hack along to do a particular stuff! Keep 'em comin' Wes!
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  37. Daily uploads Wes? Christmas must be early 🎄
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  38. Little tip from my side At 2:33 instead of selecting all instances of the function to rename, you can select one, press F2, and just change the name 🙂
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  39. 14:48 '$0' ? I had no idea we could do that in the console
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  40. 🤣 greatest live coding ever
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  41. Man, that was great!! Never laughed this much using Hooks before 😂 Keep cranking out this quality content guys!
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  42. What can't JavaScript do nowadays?
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  43. Awesome video, make more like this please! Showing the entire process of development, not just the scripted step by step stuff most people do. This is great.
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  44. 28:38 JSX thinks that `globalStyle` is a regular HTML element rather than a component. So `element`, `my-element`, `myElement` are patterns that will try to render as HTML. `Element` or `my.element` or `my.Element` will try to render a component, as far as I know. I might be a bit fuzzy on the specific rules but in general, JSX just needs to know that your component variable definitely isn't a regular HTML element, and the main way it does that is by checking if the first letter is a uppercase.
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  45. When are we getting Gatsbyjs course along with serverless functions. I wanted to get something from you on it. for build did you try AWS Amplify.
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  46. That was some complex, next level troubleshooting Kung Fu I just saw. 🥋🥇
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  47. Vanilla JS or vue. I'm getting sick of react there's too much react everywhere. Wanna learn something new :)
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  48. Idk why I need to style a console log but okay... the rest is good. Thanks for the vid, gave it a thumbs up
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  49. well into 15 minutes. awesome talk. learning a lot.
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  50. It's really nice to see some chat-like content like that to deviate a little bit from dense technical content. It's sort of relaxing cause you know it's just a talk and still you learn a tone from hearing them talk. Awesome vid!
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