No one else on YT takes complicated topics and condenses them down to easily approachable and sensible advice. Of course 100s videos always require more research but they introduce topics and don't overwhelm giving you key topics to look for. Often in this realm you simply don't know what you don't know. Thanks dood.
It's interesting to me how flawed some of these measurements are. "Dwell time" doesn't account for web pages that convey as small but relevant amount of information information efficiently so someone can find what they want and move on. I've also been noticing Google highlighting incorrect answers for search queries lately as well, or highlighting part of a page out of context. I can't remember which plant(maybe purslane, or some other edible weed). but googling "Is X safe to eat" wound up with the highlighted and bolded answer being "Poisonous and Unsafe to Eat". but clicking on the link, revealed that this "answer" was out of context and the page itself was warning of a plant that looks slightly similar being "Poisonous and Unsafe to Eat" while the plant in question was entirely safe to eat whether cooked or raw.
With the experience I've had with SEO in the last 6 years I can say this is pretty accurate. There are some details, as always, because the devil is in the details, but nonetheless really awesome content.
i was fully convinced up until now that backlinks were good for ranking your site, now that i am on the brink of starting a blog site, this informtion came like a wrecking ball
Thoughts while watching: Having your cache not as a list of files, but as a tree of components, where any change to the data regenerates the path from the updated leaf to the whole page someone is actually an old technique. And dynamically or individually choosing which pages or components are cached for how long before rebuilding is part of the same old toolkit. Static is just "cache_time=unlimited" in the dynamic, tree-based system. But that the current generation of web caching reaches that level of complexity might be a sign that the current server hardware is flattening out in performance increases.
Experienced DevOps here. Honestly, I don't think it makes a lot of sense to cover all of these tools, just the most popular stuff. Why waste time creating videos about Chef and Puppet, whilst most people will only need/use/learn Ansible? You can learn Chef or Puppet after Ansible, if required. Same thing with CI tools and Jenkins. It's kind of like covering all the JS frameworks.
I have a proxy that responds to users with client side rendered angular app, while responding to bots with a server side rendered html page. This is based on the user-agent. The client side and the server side render for "product" pages actually look different. Client side focuses on interactivity while server side focuses on "respond with a basic properly formed html". Content is kept the same.
The most straightforward SEO explanation video on RUclips, and the bright side without even "promoting" a SEO course (just like the other 'guru' did) hahahah
The word "image" in an alt tag is unnecessary since it's inferred from the tag which might end up being read by a screen reader as "Image of image of code"
Really great explications about SPA / SSG / SSR / ISR - Thank you so much for this clarification. If you can realize a video on these options by example, it could be interest to many developers i think. Great work :)
Don't want to rain on your parade but I find that if you order the words right in the meta description and keywords, you can get your site on pole position after a Google search for . In my experience, simple brochure websites do not take much account of what is in the header, nav bar, content headings, etc. It seems to rank this type of site according to its description and keywords. Test this yourself by searching under some city and service and then read the descriptions from the listing.
Many people still try old techniques that are far less effective nowadays. If we consider what Google wants to achieve (showing the best results for users), then satisfying user intent has to be a top priority for any website owner. Engagement and intent are going to become massive in 2021, especially due to the Page Experience update that will come into effect in a few month's time.
Screw react and nextjs. Use etags and cache control. Etags are like checksums to validate whether the content was changed. You can also use modification time headers for caching. The client will send "if-modified-since" header and you can 304 that it the content hasn't changed
WOW WOW WOW !!!! The creativity and marketing behind this video is beyond genius. - tell people what SEO is and why it is important to improve it. - give them value to hook them up, show them the 4 (3) elements that contribute to improving a website's SEO and explain each one of them and how iimportant they are. - then sell the shovel. The amount of effort and creativity behind this video is stunning, VERY WELL DONE Jeff 👏👏👏👏👏.
Session duration seems like a suboptimal metric to track for a lot of use cases like finding information (Stack Overflow etc.), so I wonder how Google takes that into account
You're right, I think they look at the behavior relative to the SERP. Did you hit back and "pogostick" for other results? It more about satisfying user intent than the actual duration.
I'm currently using svelte with cloudflare workers, it was a little painful at first but after creating some script to automate the workflow it's getting better :)
was gonna do a tens of hours long course on digital marketing made by google containing hours of boring meaningless corporate mumbo jumbo but i think im fully qualified after watching this video
1:46 Hey I didn't know you had a website I always wondered where are the full tutorials you talk about. Now I've found the treasury it seems. I intend to devour your great courses now :) I hope I find enough time and not forget to check out your tutorials while I make time for them. You do a great quality job, and thanks for that. Hope you be successful
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Thank you. It has given me a quite different approach
I know this video is old, but when do I start using the tag? I'm learning through The Odin Project and I haven't been told about this yet. Is there a reason why? Is it relevant early on when I'm just trying to get my first job?
One thing I know is that it was really effective to say it would all go in 200s only... took me a while to understand it was a hell of a bait (though not a lie), you really follow what you say, you are creating good content. Peace
Hey Jeff, a quick suggestion, could you please decrease the bass in your voice a bit? because it sometimes make it harder to understand. else love your content...❤
best to give bots the dynamicly rendered html from the server and redirect everyone else to the landing page hosted on a CDN - to be hydrated from an API
Microformats and Microdata are deprecated in favor of JSON-LD PWA with granular .mjs can render faster than static content on repeated views with offline-first & importMap strategies (you only load missing assets).
Oh so clicking into a webpage and click back is the intended interaction (Speaking from someone who have almost always Command/Control-Click to open links in new tab :)
@3:05 I don't "bounce", I hold Ctrl and click on search results which ends up opening new tabs. Also, I have "Dont track me Google" extension enabled so there is no redirection from google. I guess there are very few people like me to affect the ranking.
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OK! These days I find Fireship videos much more fun to watch than other entertaining videos. Scrapping my head!! GG!
same here
gg & glhf
Same here
+1
Big plus 1 buddy
Your content is something out of this world.
Please don't change the format, love the tempo and quality of the info. Awesome job keep it up!
It's too slow. I always go for double speed.
Dude, you are legit on a league of your own when it comes to these videos. Absolute boss.
This guy just automatically knows what I want right now
I want everything he uploads so it's not such a coincidence
Best SEO tutorial I've ever seen.
Is this the second or third one you've ever seen? 😂
What do you learned ... And how you are going to implement these ideas...
Pls share some resources to follow these techniques.
This isn't a tutorial :) It's an introduction.
Daraul Harris
i bet u didn't understand a single thing in this video cuz its so complex.
0:17 _Even elderly people in their late 20s can learn to code._ Brilliant!
No one else on YT takes complicated topics and condenses them down to easily approachable and sensible advice. Of course 100s videos always require more research but they introduce topics and don't overwhelm giving you key topics to look for. Often in this realm you simply don't know what you don't know.
Thanks dood.
It's interesting to me how flawed some of these measurements are. "Dwell time" doesn't account for web pages that convey as small but relevant amount of information information efficiently so someone can find what they want and move on. I've also been noticing Google highlighting incorrect answers for search queries lately as well, or highlighting part of a page out of context. I can't remember which plant(maybe purslane, or some other edible weed). but googling "Is X safe to eat" wound up with the highlighted and bolded answer being "Poisonous and Unsafe to Eat". but clicking on the link, revealed that this "answer" was out of context and the page itself was warning of a plant that looks slightly similar being "Poisonous and Unsafe to Eat" while the plant in question was entirely safe to eat whether cooked or raw.
This was a brilliant sales pitch and i'm not even mad. Great content as always!!
1.content
2.content
3.easy to be understand by broswer
4.render performance (lighthouse score)
Cannot stress enough the quality of this content. It's top-notch. Keep it up, my man.
Thats a good title of a new series.
Beyond 100 Seconds a series of content where you go in depth in a specific topic.
Very well done and I love the robot falling down the steps when you're describing that the bot must understand it.
With the experience I've had with SEO in the last 6 years I can say this is pretty accurate. There are some details, as always, because the devil is in the details, but nonetheless really awesome content.
GIMME THE DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETS
I need to get into details
i was fully convinced up until now that backlinks were good for ranking your site, now that i am on the brink of starting a blog site, this informtion came like a wrecking ball
I love the way Fireship explains everything. Clear explanations in short time.
You putting this up for free is actually clutch - praise to you
Thoughts while watching: Having your cache not as a list of files, but as a tree of components, where any change to the data regenerates the path from the updated leaf to the whole page someone is actually an old technique. And dynamically or individually choosing which pages or components are cached for how long before rebuilding is part of the same old toolkit. Static is just "cache_time=unlimited" in the dynamic, tree-based system.
But that the current generation of web caching reaches that level of complexity might be a sign that the current server hardware is flattening out in performance increases.
Everything is clear. Brief and clear. No water. Thank you)
Can you make these in 100 sec or more:
Ansible
Terraform
Jenkins
Puppet
Chef
To piggy back off this and add Terraform to the list.
Experienced DevOps here. Honestly, I don't think it makes a lot of sense to cover all of these tools, just the most popular stuff. Why waste time creating videos about Chef and Puppet, whilst most people will only need/use/learn Ansible? You can learn Chef or Puppet after Ansible, if required. Same thing with CI tools and Jenkins. It's kind of like covering all the JS frameworks.
@jeff pentagon yeah did that already but understanding the basics that too in short time helps too..
This was so informative, I love these videos! And I’m glad they’re longer than 100 seconds
SEO is key, especially for youtube
This is true
Claim your "before 1 million views" ticket here.
Edit: OMG, a heart from you?!! 😱😱
I'd like to claim my "Here before 1 million subs" ticket first. :P
April, 3rd, 2021. I'd like to claim my ticket, please. 🚀🚀🚀
here before 1 million views
Would love to see a video about tests. For both frontend and backend.
Crisp, smart way of explaining, necessary and sufficient information. That was helpful. Thank you.
I have a proxy that responds to users with client side rendered angular app, while responding to bots with a server side rendered html page. This is based on the user-agent. The client side and the server side render for "product" pages actually look different. Client side focuses on interactivity while server side focuses on "respond with a basic properly formed html". Content is kept the same.
Underrated comment
I can second this... We use Next.js for almost three years now and it was a great call start using it.
The most straightforward SEO explanation video on RUclips, and the bright side without even "promoting" a SEO course (just like the other 'guru' did) hahahah
The word "image" in an alt tag is unnecessary since it's inferred from the tag which might end up being read by a screen reader as "Image of image of code"
Appreciate the non-fluff straightforward approach. Was a great review for me. Thank you!
Really great explications about SPA / SSG / SSR / ISR - Thank you so much for this clarification.
If you can realize a video on these options by example, it could be interest to many developers i think.
Great work :)
The first seconds ALREADY are sooooooo precise!
Don't want to rain on your parade but I find that if you order the words right in the meta description and keywords, you can get your site on pole position after a Google search for . In my experience, simple brochure websites do not take much account of what is in the header, nav bar, content headings, etc. It seems to rank this type of site according to its description and keywords. Test this yourself by searching under some city and service and then read the descriptions from the listing.
A good lecture that will benefit all who have followed this excellent explanation.
I felt in love in your channel. Basically I watch every video on your channel! Please don't stop!
Many people still try old techniques that are far less effective nowadays. If we consider what Google wants to achieve (showing the best results for users), then satisfying user intent has to be a top priority for any website owner. Engagement and intent are going to become massive in 2021, especially due to the Page Experience update that will come into effect in a few month's time.
I’m not a complete noob with SEO but this video had a ton of useful stuff I didn’t know about! Outstanding!
Bro. Your videos slap. The illest and most indepth insights on web development on this platform 👏
I love how it went straight to the main content
Thanks Elon, love your rockets.
@@Fireship lol
Thank you for explaining everything so clearly. Everything is very clear. Like for the explanation.
Ok you're just stalking my brain now
pretty sure it's some background python algorithm helping him out, similiar to Chris Hawkes lol
Really clever explanation and no unnecessary verbiage! Respect! + subscription
Hey, you should do a "react-query in 100 seconds"! I think it'll fit right in and it would be very interesting
I'm so glad that I've found your channel!!! Thank you for creating so many great contents!!!
The best SEO tutorial I've seen so far
Awesome, now do AGILE/SPRINT/SCRUM next please! And maybe SAAS?
and Kanban
This would be awesome!
Screw react and nextjs. Use etags and cache control. Etags are like checksums to validate whether the content was changed. You can also use modification time headers for caching. The client will send "if-modified-since" header and you can 304 that it the content hasn't changed
Clear and understandable, I wish there was more information like this.
Fireship, amazing video you deserve more views
Just took a next js course and its super relatable.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!
The creativity and marketing behind this video is beyond genius.
- tell people what SEO is and why it is important to improve it.
- give them value to hook them up, show them the 4 (3) elements that contribute to improving a website's SEO and explain each one of them and how iimportant they are.
- then sell the shovel.
The amount of effort and creativity behind this video is stunning, VERY WELL DONE Jeff 👏👏👏👏👏.
Would love to see an AWS/Azure tutorial + your thoughts on them VS GCP :)
Great call on the "beyond" 100 seconds format!
React is also working on Server Components so you can selectively render content on the server.
Server components are definitely cool, I'll cover that eventually as they make more progress.
@@Fireship Yea I know you'll do it justice. Thanks for all the great content. 🔥
Session duration seems like a suboptimal metric to track for a lot of use cases like finding information (Stack Overflow etc.), so I wonder how Google takes that into account
You're right, I think they look at the behavior relative to the SERP. Did you hit back and "pogostick" for other results? It more about satisfying user intent than the actual duration.
@@Fireship ah yes that makes a lot of sense!
Awesome content as always Jeff!
Quick question: Do you have any Flutter tutorials planned for 2021?
Keep up the good work.
Ur videos are better than a CS degree!
Whoa, gonna start doing using most of this in my SPAs. Thanks!
Hybrid rendering is something to be learned. thanks
"This is the way... this is the way" *ad flies in* "This is WebFlow" Nice one RUclips!
Great video btw!
I'm currently using svelte with cloudflare workers, it was a little painful at first but after creating some script to automate the workflow it's getting better :)
was gonna do a tens of hours long course on digital marketing made by google containing hours of boring meaningless corporate mumbo jumbo but i think im fully qualified after watching this video
Realising that as a home cook and a software developer I have the dark triad skillset for a recipes blog
1:46 Hey I didn't know you had a website
I always wondered where are the full tutorials you talk about. Now I've found the treasury it seems.
I intend to devour your great courses now :) I hope I find enough time and not forget to check out your tutorials while I make time for them.
You do a great quality job, and thanks for that. Hope you be successful
Thank you. It has given me a quite different approach
Trying hard to focus but I'm vibing hard to the background track.
Das Video ist großartig und informativ!
Content is not the King. Keyword Research is the King!
Bro your content is always 1000% legit !
I know this video is old, but when do I start using the tag? I'm learning through The Odin Project and I haven't been told about this yet. Is there a reason why? Is it relevant early on when I'm just trying to get my first job?
Jeff is my favourite tech RUclipsr
One thing I know is that it was really effective to say it would all go in 200s only... took me a while to understand it was a hell of a bait (though not a lie), you really follow what you say, you are creating good content. Peace
Thanks Jeff, I always wanted to learn more about SEO!
I have the next phase of SEO in my head.
The things you have described here, you can make separate video on every topic..😊
my God your content is fresh and to the point
Best best best video for explaining important points for seo.
Thank u so much, ur content us special due to the illustrations and animation.
this channel is a gift from god
nice!
"that's the future of full-stack development!"
This video came in the perfect moment for me. :D
First time I’ve heard of the bounce concept
keep up the content, lighthearted yet engaging and entertaining!
Req: Design Patterns in 100 Seconds and beyond
This is fantastic! Is it possible to request a full technical SEO course? I would love to buy it on a heartbeat!
That's what I always thought. Don't focus on these garbage "hacks" and tricks and just create content people actually wanna see.
Hey Jeff, a quick suggestion, could you please decrease the bass in your voice a bit? because it sometimes make it harder to understand. else love your content...❤
This is a highly underrated channel. Way to go!!
best to give bots the dynamicly rendered html from the server and redirect everyone else to the landing page hosted on a CDN - to be hydrated from an API
i have a few tabs open that i don’t close for an eternity. you’re welcome to those websites
Semoga pagimu penuh dengan kebahagiaan dan cinta.
This is absolutely gold! from the bottom of my heart thank you!
Microformats and Microdata are deprecated in favor of JSON-LD
PWA with granular .mjs can render faster than static content on repeated views with offline-first & importMap strategies (you only load missing assets).
Thanks for the video! Loved it very much!
Never heard about Next.js and I'm just doing a framework that is rendering static files.
Oh so clicking into a webpage and click back is the intended interaction
(Speaking from someone who have almost always Command/Control-Click to open links in new tab :)
Great as ever - big up Fireship!!
@3:05 I don't "bounce", I hold Ctrl and click on search results which ends up opening new tabs. Also, I have "Dont track me Google" extension enabled so there is no redirection from google. I guess there are very few people like me to affect the ranking.
Fantastic run down. Thanks
This was something really good, Blowed up my mind :) Thanks