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

  1. I love your videos! Hug from Brazil !!!
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  2. Can't tell you how much relief it gives me knowing someone as experienced as you makes mistakes like hard coding a URL while testing and forgetting to change it back later, only to find out after 20 minutes (or 3 hours for someone like me) that it's something as simple as changing the url. Gives me a glimmer of hope and the end of a bleak tunnel of imposter syndrome!
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  3. Looking forward to giving you my money!
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  4. Always at the top 👌 Awesome video 👍
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  5. What a great presentation.. i totally have been putting off learning this and you just presented the information in easily digestible chunks that made perfect sense to me.. really appreciate it!
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  6. No idea how successful these videos are in terms of viewership but I find them immensely enjoyable!
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  7. iwish you uploaded more :((
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  8. I just came to say BBQ joke is hilarious!!!!! man i was laughing hard when I saw it :D thanks for challanges and good energy bro
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  9. Yeah, Wes, thanks for the second video 💪🏼. Use React for the frontend or vanilla js. Both options will be cool, moreover, you could create some chart to show the statistics, or make some cool animation for counters or do both 🚀
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  10. Damn, this inspires me a lot, thank you for the video Wes! :)
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  11. You probably didn't have to compress and include the React app as a part of the binary; most ESP32 modules have ample storage available for such things in embedded flash memory. PlatformIO has tools for writing files to flash directly.
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  12. This mouthwatering..... Wes Bos 😍
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  13. 0:54 The GitHub Co-pilot solution was awesome 😎
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  14. Amazing I love it Scraping!!
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  15. Finally! i rarely stick till the end. Loved this!
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  16. Websockets! Websockets!
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  17. Honestly if you make a course how you coded this project. it will sell like crazy. I just took your Advanced React Course and it was great !!!
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  18. Thanks!
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  19. Keep it up with the videos, amazing!
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  20. Awesome video covering lots of parts of the stack! very informative
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  21. Loved watching this in action. Cheers for quickly pullling this together!
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  22. This was really REALLY fun to watch, it was like a code adventure! And drones are so fun! You're on to something here.
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  23. It's a nice change. Nice blend of thoughts and pace!
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  24. Nice short vid Wes. Thank you. Hey, I like your editor. Can you tell me which theme and font you're using?
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  25. Pretty cool man!!
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  26. Nice to see CSS variables!
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  27. Really beneficial to see how you work Wes. Do more of this!!
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  28. 8:34 how I listen to Syntax podcasts!
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  29. Looking forward to an AdvancedDrone Course from Wes Bos
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  30. ha this is still a really creative technique!
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  31. B E A U T I F U L
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  32. Amazing as always, keep it up !!! How do you hook up your code editor to your browser and run the code like youv done on the LinkedIn example ? thanks
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  33. Thank u for this awesome CSS series
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  34. If you havn't, check out the useMutation hook, i can just wrap the cart icon in a container, define my mutation, create the hook, and pass down the toggleCartHidden function as a prop. https://i.gyazo.com/eb482edabda7dbec1ec7f9af2c8f1dce.png Obviously you still need a resolver to flip the boolean and write to the query.
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  35. What about styling using styled-components?
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  36. You keep blowing my mind with these Wes insanity
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  37. Great recap! I really like the Go way, but use the Rust way a lot because I use Supabase which does the same thing in its APIs (returning data, error, etc. for async operations)
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  38. Thank u for this awesome video
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  39. Amazing video. Enjoyed every single bit of it!
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  40. I use ngrok when I want to tunnel from outside a network. Even works with https!
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  41. How come I just found your channel! Thank you for your amazing tutorials!♥️🇨🇦🤟 PS. I find myself learn better without you using co-pilot because you always explain as you type. With co-pilot enable I felt like something is missed out like the sort(a, b) => ... part that co-pilot stole your explanation from me 🥲🥲🥲
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  42. Bro, this small detail of flex was driving me mad. Thank you so much for this video! In the future, It is helpful to remind yourself that in web development it is literally just boxes inside of boxes inside of boxes...... If you take that approach everything makes so much more sense. Often forgettable though, as a newb.
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  43. Super awesome to watch your workflow. Keen to see more like this!
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  44. Thank Wes! I've been meaning to try some vertical content but was so tough porting it over from my landscape recording. Tough with my niche too because the Webflow editor only works on dekstop.
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  45. I think you're running into issues w/ decodeURIComponent because of escaping - When parsing javascript or json, a backslash is an escape character, but when reading text, it's seen as a literal backslash. So, when you're copy-pasting the URL into decodeURIComponent to test, you're copying the escaped version (`\u0026`), while when you run it in your program, you're using the unescaped version (`\\u0026`). Youtube doesn't run into this issue since the entire blob for `ytInitialData` is interpreted as javascript Your solution of find / replace is probably the easiest, since the only other way I can think of is to injest the `ytInitialData` JSON blob as json and get the URL from the object tree
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  46. Hi Wes! Really like this hack-along style! Interesting to see how you approach certain things. Which is, I guess, the thing that I struggle most with - besides knowing what basic toolset to use, actually figure out how to start things and take decisions along the way (given the fact that I'm not a developer anyway). Would be nice to see more like this!
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  47. Promise.allSettled way is pretty cool, definitely going to use.
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  48. Thank you sir for the amazing videos, but please, increase the font size for those of us watching on mobile devices. Thank you sir, it is good to see you are back!
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  49. loved this!!
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  50. That was super fun!!
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