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ease in/out seems to be misused and caused the anims to look kinda stilted. Ease linear would probably benefit them

Nice work

Nice video! I'm planning start my carrer web developing and I think this is my first interaction with someone programing from the 0 something in html and css. I really liked it and hope I'll be doing the same kind of things asap. Thanks for the video

Rlly cool, i should give it a try

1:16 where he stops yapping

Wow this video couldn't have been more true. Been struggling a lot lately if coding was my true calling, there have been a couple of times where I fell flat on my face and couldn't solve a problem to save my life. Thanks for this

Excellent information. Very useful for software students learning coding....

Hey everyone👋I hope you found this video useful! I'd love to hear if you've come across any game changing websites in tech 🧑‍💻

Great collection. Forwarding this to my students :)

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Excellent info.

Amazing info!

Very good video

Excellent video

Very useful tips, loved the video 😊

Attention 🎉I'm the one to watch this content first and the first to like this content 😂

That was interesting!

Extremely valuable tips to prevent burnout 😊

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All the points curated was accurate. I'm currently in my sophomore year of undergrad and in blockchain security , at first i was in for the money but now its all about the knowledge and the work experience i get to work with people around the globe.

nice vid ser!

all i need is >$300 per month for me to leave my boring job

Hello, are you a SE at Canva or ML at canva?.

Keep the Good Quality Content❤

Very informative brother !!! You’ll reach great heights. All the best !

These are very good ideas!

That VIM tip was a game changer for me! Thanks a lot man.

Great video, men.. Keep it up ✌🏽

💯 awesome

Great video buddy.

Hey Adi, it's Om here. I really liked the content; keep up the good work. Adding website links in the description would be really helpful.

This is really underated . Even the editing is really good . Keep going brother

Thanks for this! This is very helpful!

Great Information

I love the editing and chill vibe on this!

Problem solving is really a skill that needs to be built up. I’ll definitely try to implement this more 👍🏼 and remind myself that it takes time 😅

i subscribed

I'm an incoming freshman and my course is Bachelor of Science in Mechatronics Engineering. Can I have a guide or a tip of what programming language is fitted for my course? what programming language should I focus on? it's very overelwhelming.

Nice that was interesting

That was a great video. You have successfully smoothened the path of the robot and made it more efficient and faster. Looking forward to more interesting ones like this. All the best

Do you have any tips for making a modified smarter roomba os. Im going to use an arduino uno or smaller equivalent and communicate with my roomba 770 via the serial port. I havent gotten the arduino due to shipping issues but i am already creating a workflow. My goals are create a wall pathing mode, a back and forth mode, and a larger coverage mode ( avoids walls and bumps bc roomba stays in smaller areas more often)

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The robots movement is now so satisfying!

Do you prefer shorter videos like this one? Also, are there any specific topics that you'd like me to explore in my videos?

Solid video! Never heard of RRT before and this was a nice way of explaining it

Good job! You should continue this series!

Intresting and impressive bro. Love the music selection and it was fun to watch the trees grow. Definitely would love to watch more..👍

Interesting video. Keep up the good work 🔥🔥

Excellent. Very interesting. Would like to see more such videos in future.

Wow, I found this very interesting! I love the mazes and the editing.