Hearted Youtube comments on Fireship (@Fireship) channel.

  1. Awesome as always! HTTP in 100 seconds would be great.
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  2. I love you Fireship. Damn your good at explaining things, I'm jealous
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  3. The most mind-blowing here is console.log(console) I never thought about that 😳
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  4. Do "Rust in 100 seconds".
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  5. 1.) npm in 100 seconds 2.) react file structure in 100 second 3.) express file structure in 100 second 4.) package.json in 100 second 5.) build a npm module in 100 second 6.) socketio functions in 100 seconds 7.) mongoose in 100 second
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  6. I can't get enough of your videos. Hope you stay healthy in these difficult times. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  7. SVG in 100 seconds
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  8. CSS pro tip: You should use css variable to create day/night theme, instead of writing different code for different theme.
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  9. Me yesterday: Hmm...there is no API available, well, need to learn how to scrap with node. Fireship today: A Guide to Web Scraping with NodeJS Well done.
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  10. Day 35 of quarantine: Fireship now doing React.
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  11. I learned so much about SVGs just from your 100 second video! This is gold ~ The power of SVGs is severely underrated.
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  12. OMG. He is a mentalist. Today I started learning typescript with react.
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  13. You have me ”hook” ed to this channel.
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  14. I almost gave up finding a Short and Neat Tailwind CSS tutorial but Here it is. Thanks Universe
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  15. Man your content is so on point and so professionally made. Blows my mind how you can keep up content like this. Thank you so much for your support of developers. Like Steve Balmer always said, "DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS, DEVELOPERS!!!"
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  16. The protip: you can build awesome responsive layout with (almost) one line of CSS. Use { display: grid grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(150px, 1fr)) } and see how elements in your grid shrink and grow depending on the parent grid size. You can also add grid-gap to make it even better. It's great for something like i.e placing video thumbnails like YouTube does.
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  17. do the CSS GRID in 100 seconds :)
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  18. In my last interview I recited your docker tutorial and got junior dev😭 Thank you.
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  19. PLEASE make more videos about this framework, this is amazing.
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  20. This guy can pack a whole semester into 8 minutes. Watching this video was worth every second, I wish you uploaded one of these every week.
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  21. Not the video we think we wanted, but the video we need
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  22. Amazing content! One of the few people that actually explain the "why" not just the "what". Your videos are absolutely amazing!
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  23. Next video suggestion : 10 simple coding examples using promises. Like to recommend this
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  24. Totally NO, 😂😂😂 why u need google sheets when u can save all your data in word files with colors and fonts 🤩🔥
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  25. H oly shit that's awesome! E veryone knows MicroSoft truly loves us ❤️ L ove the concept of an AI autocomplete tbh P retty incredible video as always Mr. Fireship!
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  26. Just wanna say , one of the best channel on programming.
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  27. Jeff is not a coder, he's an Artist!
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  28. Bad situation everywhere round. Kinda sucks for everyone lol.
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  29. Congrats man!! Super well deserved you're one of the best channels out there 🔥🔥🔥
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  30. installing zsh just for the theme 10x developer 🤣
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  31. Learned more about hooks in this single video than all my attempts to learn about them over the past several years!
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  32. Oh wow this is exactly what I need at the moment. I was going to create SVGs from scratch using JS for my current project. Thanks for saving me the time mate
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  33. You know the best thing about Fireship is that I don't have to watch your videos in 2x speed unlike every other coding tutorials. Concise and to the point.
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  34. This guy always amazes me... I've learnt soo much in just a short time
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  35. I would like a comparison video of vue, react, and angular and wich you "should" learn and why. Preferably a long 10+ minute video rather than 100 secs. These are awesome though keep it up
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  36. We need another 117 frameworks , so periodic table can look complete
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  37. Started watching a couple months ago and thought you’d run out of ‘100 seconds’ ideas but if you’re still doing Sass then we’ve got a long way to go
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  38. I've used most parallaxes libraries and I realised that the easiest ones to use are lax js and gsap scrolltrigger... but this one for react I didn't know ... seems cool I'll look it up. You are the best channel on youtube. Thanks
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  39. Dude, this channel is basically digital dopamine for me.
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  40. A rust in 100 seconds would be really cool!
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  41. I went to an interview at a huge company yesterday for an Engineering lead role. After watching this video, I decided to bring up the topic of monorepos, and to see if they used them and how. They explained what they used, and the issues they faced. I told them about Nx and how it visualised dependencies, and they were really interested. That might have just landed me the job. I would not have known about it, or cared to click on this video if your content wasn't so pointed, clean and informative. Thanks for being great and for keeping the community up to date. You rock man.
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  42. dude! seriously, this video was pretty great but the user participation with the sticker is pure genius and a great touch! I feel you have really raised the bar of YT tech and educational content and is on the cutting edge of where the platform can go. I recently used scribe and was blown away by how simple and useful it was. This reminds of that, GG, keep up the good work!
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  43. 2:17 I think you should be using Bracket Pair Colorizer 2. It's by the same guy and has better performance & more customization.
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  44. My 3D printing teacher: mentions Kotlin when we were talking Fireship: I'm on it.
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  45. So does this mean i can apply to Facebook now after watching this?
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  46. Dude! your materials are like O(1/n)... The more advanced concepts you take, the shorter and easier to comprehend your material is :) keep it up! you're doing a great job
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  47. Some thoughts: EDIT: Please stop telling me about `#!/bin/sh`. This video is specifically about bash and so is this comment. I am aware that posix sh... exists. If you want to write POSIX compliant scripts, use sh. If you want to write modern scripts, use BASH. Also: even if you use sh instead of bash, you may still be writing bash. The best way to test for that would be shellcheck. Oh and `/bin/sh` is not specified ny posix either, so you'll probably still want to use `#!/usr/bin/env sh`. - Please do not use `#!/bin/bash` or `#!/usr/bin/bash` as your shebeng. Instead use `#!/usr/bin/env bash`. This way, bash can be installed pretty much anywhere and it will still work. - Please always put double qoutes around variables unless you specifically need them unqouted (which you do when loop over an array using a for-loop for example). This will prevent unintended splitting of strings. Note that in bash single qoutes ('), double qoutes (") and backticks (`) all have a different meaning. Speaking of backticks: - Whenever you see a stackoverflow answer around processing a command's output, you will probably see someone using a command enclosed by backticks. This is deprecated and should not be used. Instead, you can use $(command). However, you should also double qoute that, so "$(command)". - Variables don't have to be all-caps. However, if you use them like " $VARsomething" where only VAR is the variable name, you may need to use curly brackets to signal bash where the variable starts and ends: "${VAR}something". Those can also be used for substitutions, which I recommend you just look up ;).
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  48. I like how you made your whole channel then went back to add tests.
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  49. Just bombed a tech interview two hours ago. This gives me hope.
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  50. Haha the intro is so true , impostor syndrome for not knowing docker
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