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  1. What is the software program where you show the Merch Tour tree on?
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  2. Wix ad before a Wes Bos video. That is funny ;)
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  3. For the sake of folks watching on mobile, please increase your system wide font size. Thanks! Great video
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  4. Is it animatable with discrete animations?
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  5. Great video. How do you highlight your single line comments with the yellow background?
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  6. Relaxing to watch and as mentioned by others, nice to see the natural process. Not just the coding part ^^ 1up!
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  7. Good Job! I hope that your Gatsby App will came out cool..
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  8. Thanks Wes!! This was absolutely amazing getting to follow along with your thought process both with success and failures. Huge learning opportunity for me!
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  9. I would love to see more of this magic. Thanks for sharing.
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  10. Love these videos. Great to see you're human too! I learn a lot from your approach to problem solving. Was wondering whether you needed to write the `toggleCart()` function. I think it might be cleaner if you just passed `setCartOpen` through your provider and then pass it `true` or `false` depending on whether you want that button to open or close the cart. But then again, I guess it is nice that you can pass the same function to both and it will just flip the boolean whichever way.
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  11. 2. Profit????
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  12. Absolutely love this mate! Really inventive tutorial and a lot of fun
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  13. I love this stuff! Definitely gonna check out snip cart... What is the mind mapping tool you layed out your project? Is that how you approach a project like this, do you draw or write a lot by hand or do you figure it out in your head as you go along 🤔♥️♥️ from Germany ♥️♥️
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  14. next step to use the Gamepad API to move around / honk :)
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  15. 17:59 🤣
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  16. Edit: you came to the same conclusion regarding the prev value being different 😂 Why wouldn't you just check whether the previous value is different than the current value and then push it to the accumulator? Let's say you got [1, 2, 1]. Knowing it went up an then down is valuable information. Just having it uniqued out is not very useful. In general for you chart it would be nice to keep all. You will see a flatline over multiple hours, which is also valuable information. Maybe all besides the point of this Screencast, but still. Awesome short series though 🚀
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  17. Thankyou, this was useful in more ways than one. Pagination is something i will be using soon and it was nice to see you solve problems as they arise as opposed to the norm in tutorials where everything is planned well in advance.
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  18. Wow... Awesome 👍
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  19.  @WesBos  I alway make a branch before I reset —hard or rebase. That way I can always go back without digging through the ref log
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  20. Could call it the Full Shtack
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  21. Super useful!
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  22. Thanks for walking through the thought process, and not being afraid to show off the imperfections. I didn't even know I could run lambda functions from Netlify! Brb going to find your podcast
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  23. Restart the node server and get a whole lot more battery. I think you've cracked perpetual energy my friend.
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  24. Great job on the wood paneling!
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  25. The "Go" way is superior, but looks off to use it in javascript. If you use it in a team, other people might find it weird 😅 But is nice since you can clearly handle each error separately, and you avoid nesting code. You can repeat "if error return" and clearly see the happy path of the program.
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  26. first time to see Wesbos aside from Syntax podcast i've been listening for a while now, not gonna lie, is feels odd the watch instead of listening lol no offense
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  27. I consider using e.type !== "transitionend" as the value doesn't change to all TransitionEvent object once the user holds the key for long and when the key is release. It ensures the class "playing" is always removed. (if e.type !== "transitionend") return;
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  28. Have gone through this process with most of my work codebase, way happier with the code now.
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  29. Thanks Wes! I saw the tweet and appreciate that you were able to make a tutorial super fast! You’re an inspiration 😄
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  30. That little Instagram module with the serverless proxy is really neat. Good job.
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  31. Nicely done. Learned a lot from this, thanks!
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  32. Oh my god that’s incredible
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  33. Please keep uploading my aWESome man
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  34.  @WesBos  Nooooo I disagree 😱
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  35. @19:10 We love these too, Wes!
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  36. When you'll release gatsby?? I know react, but not like a pro... should i learn gatsby????
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  37. Been waiting for this, basically the only reason I use scss. Hope for Firefox soon.
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  38. 5:15 a Wild render prop Appears xD
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  39. Hi from Ukraine, Bucha. Cosy and nice apartment. Thank you for sharing with us
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  40. Lols.... Wes Bos is boss💪
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  41. "[They] were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should."
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  42. and for fun, a non-recursive solution function lastThree(obj) { let last = ''; for (let cur = obj; cur; cur = cur.next) { last += cur.data; } return last.slice(-3); }
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  43. getMonth() is between 0 and 11. Add + 1.
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  44. Man make tutorial on how to type fast, your typing speed is awesome.
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  45. You need to add voices when it hits a wall.
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  46. U said it would take our jobs :o I thought the programmers where the ones that where suppose to take the jobs! :(
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  47. thank you for sharing this serie , it's super helpful
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  48. How I'd re-write it: const arraysOfObjectsReducer = (...arraysOfObjs) => { return arraysOfObjs.flat().reduce((acc, obj) => { const { id, ...rest } = obj acc[id] = acc[id] || {} Object.entries(rest).forEach(([key, value]) => { acc[id][key] = (acc[id][key] || 0) + value }) return acc }, {}) } I don't think this is any less readable. I've just used some more generic terms and simplified the consolidating of the values. I've also just returned the chained function calls on the object instead of declaring two variables and then returning the last one.
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  49. wes is cool, if you know what i mean.
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  50. I can attest to the value of getting through this course - taught like nobody else I've seen on Youtube. High-calorie, dense info - thanks for the share.
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