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  1. Wouldn't recommend using an object as an initial value of a reducer function, since with every iteration the a new object is created. It's better to use a map for this and convert it to an object later
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  2. Love the quarantine WFH hairstyle Wes!
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  3. This is bloody amazing! Yes Wes!
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  4. AI is going to weed out the so-so coders who will move onto some other career. Decent developers are not threatened by this but recognize it as just another tool that makes you an even better programmer.
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  5. Really incredible 🤩✌🏻
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  6. I love that you speed the debugging process, but still keep it in the video. This shows that even senior developers need to debug the code and everything needs time :) keep it up Wes
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  7. I love these JS challenges. Thank you. May I have another?
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  8. Great summary! I've always struggled with error handling. How to set things up etc. This video was super helpful. Working a lot with React, the Go way makes a lot of sense.
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  9. We need a Gatsby course
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  10. I tried using Vercel V0 after watching your video. I built an English-Arabic dictionary with auto-complete, which is pretty amazing. It took a few tries for the auto-complete to work and the tool even suggested putting a limit to 5 results for better performance. I'm pretty impressed with it to say the least. Thank you for making this video, Wes.
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  11. Glad I'm in the process of building one of these right now haha. Thanks Bos!
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  12. You have not seen the Matrix??!!
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  13. my solution... function lastThree(ratsNest) { const ratArray = []; let pointer = ratsNest; do { ratArray.push(pointer.data); pointer = pointer.next; } while (pointer != null); const lastThreeLetters = ratArray.slice(-3); return lastThreeLetters.join('') }
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  14. Deploy on Digital Ocean please! 😃
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  15. Interesting approach. I would just use the useReducer hook. You should then be able to dispatch events to update state. You can then use that wherever you want. 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  16. Not gonna lie, stylable dropdowns are wilder than o1
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  17. "We know you are interviwing for a frontend position but please solve this algorithm question, we just want to see how you think and you can go about it any way you like. Also there is only one answer and it has to be recursive."
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  18. Love that background music.
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  19. The whole time I was looking at your camera for the cute baby 😂😂😂
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  20. You try one, and if it's not it then try the other one and that is it
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  21. This is a great course. Thanks for you and Mozilla for providing such great content! BTW, My stupid American brain keeps on calling fr's "Freedom Units". Meme culture is insidious...
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  22. Wes you're truly hero, this really shows how professional developers do in real time all the stuff's like thinking googling solving errors. tysm wes.
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  23. Whoa .. the battery is going down fasssttt :D Great work Wes!
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  24. Really cool and practical example. Thanks Wes!
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  25. 19:22 "Say hi. Don't lick it." — Ha, all kids are the same 😅
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  26. "Wow you have a big monitor!"
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  27. Vue.js for frontend!
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  28. 3:02 WHAT?
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  29. One thing you need to custom and then the whole project starts getting messy 😂
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  30. Does this mean we're getting a vanilla JS course in the near future? 😮
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  31. This was great, add a happy/sad Elon face maybe 😂
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  32. I'm laughing my ass off because i thought you said "Whats up posers!?" but then I remembered you're Canadian. Fun video. Missed this stuff.
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  33. Wes knocking out the content lately.
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  34. That video was cool. It's so interesting to watch how you approach solving things :) Definitely continue with those videos 🚀 Upvote for part two 💪🏼
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  35. Just started this course and it's great! I've done a lot of research on Grid and no one has explained it as well as you! Also I enjoy the podcasts!
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  36. JavaScript Basics, Wes is working on it.
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  37. This is fun and interesting, as it portrays what developers go through behind the scene.
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  38. feeling like total hotshot. woah
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  39. you could've removed the browser-sync dependency as well, right? or is it something that parcel uses?
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  40. This was such a treat for us tech nerds
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  41. This was awesome, love seeing the thought process and also the mistakes. Nice work mate.
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  42. Awesome. I personally love this style video as it includes “Googling”, which in my opinion is a big part of the development process that is often left out of courses. Even if you already know something and have used often like Axios, it’s impossible to remember every little nuance of packages and tools, being able to quickly search for solutions, skim other articles or repos and quickly find necessary information is paramount. Thats the real lesson. Well done, Wes.
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  43. huge fan, it was really good tour. loved it. pls make more tutorials, by projects. good luck
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  44. Great! Will probably be the new industry standard in 1 to 2 years.
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  45. Have to agree with Alex. This teaches me how to read a document personally
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  46. When I reduce an array, I usually use the returned variable name as the accumulator name.
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  47. Thirsty for your TS course. BOSS
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  48. Did you just call him travesty 😂😂
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  49. That was fun! Hope you will find that part for a couple of dollars!
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  50. Now we saw css30, and your angular ideas :) haha.
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