i guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow lost the password. I would love any assistance you can give me!
For me, the most grateful things that I found in your channel is that you explained the long process in the beginning and then you explained the more effective way to write the code. It really helps me to understand it and be creative in the future. Thanks!
I had a dream where I got to meet TheCodingTrain on a field trip to a university where he was a professor for quantum computers that used Javascript. And no one but me knew who he was. 7/10 would dream again
I really enjoy all your course 3 years ago , I was watching your videos for fun. and 2 years later I am working as full stack engineer focused on React , s3 , spring boot. I love node and I am taking it for fun thanks sir for such amazing content
I have always been more focused on back-end and low-level stuff but have been curious about the basics of web development. I'm very excited to see a series with your level of polish and teaching ability. Can't wait to see this continue!
This playlist is so well done. My gf who has never done a lot of coding before is able to follow along from the beginning and she is learning so fast. Thanks for all the great content you make!
On TheCodingTrain's RUclips page, click the "Videos" tab to see a list of All the videos. None of them are actually unlisted. Or use this URL to go straight to them: ruclips.net/user/shiffmanvideos
you are the person in this world i learned most of the things that i never had intererst on your energy is incredible...the country where i live most of my theachers think i'm dumb they have favourite students and not behave equaly with every student.. wise someday i would show your videos to them how to teach anyone..thanks to you daniel for spreding your knowledge you are always going to be my idol
A nice module to add in future videos will be "nodemon" so you won't have to restart the server every now and then! Spectacular content and explanation! +1 Sub!
This has been one of your most brilliant videos! Congrats! Years ago I used to hang out at NYU CS dept (w/ Ken Perlin, is he still around?) Hello Waverly Place!
Note: warn about Geolocation API requires secure origins and trusted certificates in order to run. As you use "localhost" literally, is treated as secure origin. So as you are able to run your server from "localhost", you can test the feature. But, some dev environments uses fixed IPs, and therefore they're not able to run geolocation API. By the way, what about find euclidean - pythagorean distances for closest locations, 3D to cartesian (elevation), Haversine, etc for reverse geo, specially when not third party APIs or map abstractions need to be used (didactic purposes). Thanks, great job. Gracias, gran trabajo.
@@judgeomega Resources that are not local, to be considered secure, must meet the following criteria: must be served over or wss:// URLs. The security properties of the network channel used to deliver the resource must not be considered deprecated
Super awesome video! Learned a lot as a beginner! Thanks for all the fun and knowledge you are emitting! fo (let stuff of ['bunch of stuff you can try - suggested by Daniel]'){ timeTakes(stuff) = 5+ hours }; But so worth it!
If you're doing ES6 syntax - you might also want to try out destructuring assignments This is when you pull out multiple (or even just one) of an object's properties into their own variables // For example let latitude = position.coords.latitude; let longitude = position.coords.longitude; // can be written as let { latitude } = position.coords; let { longitude } = position.coords; // or all together as let { latitude, longitude } = position.coords
me before finding this content: Okey I am never going to learn APIs and Databases properly.. me being halfway through: this is actually doable! rlly thx, without this I would probably be lost haha
Does getCurrentPosition() need to be passed an anonymous function or can you make a function elsewhere and pass it that to keep things modular? I guess I can fire up my laptop and find out.
Thanks for the amazing tutorial. I have a query if anyone can help me with. I used the local host Ip address and open the page on iphone, and used all the browser which are safari, mozilla and google but i couldn't get the Longitude or the Latitude, what should i do.
i need to get information from a data lake through an api rest but the problem is that i have to passe a token for each request in order to get the infos
If im doing like a multiplayer game that only needs the info while its running, could i use the index.js server to connect them all without saving to a database? Specifically, i want to make a boggle webapp to play with my family online, so when one of us starts the timer we all see the same letters and the time left
I'm having an issue. After running my code through node, I get an error saying that navigator is not defined. I have tried importing a navigator module into my node modules folder. Am I missing something? I've been successful with pulling up the geolocation prompt whilst working solely offline and not utilizing any kind of localhost server. Help would be appreciated, thank you!
Just a note: Navigator.battery is actually very outdated. The newer version is the Promise-based Navigator.getBattery(), but even that is deprecated in most modern browsers. I think Chrome and Opera are the only ones that still support it, against standards suggestions.
Anyone know of a way to connect the geolocation to a movie database? It's for a group project we're doing and we want to know how we can display film locations of those movies.
Great Tutorials sir new subscriber here, Just wondering if you have a tutorials on working with Fetch api then create a new page when each item will be clicked. Thanks
wait, i am so confused, i mean i jsut setup a node server? and if i use require in my js it says it undefined. All the people say, that u need a node server?? like i just did that? or is there something i am not getting?
I feel like I've found a secret room full of gold. Quality content right here!
Yes soo true ;-)
i guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow lost the password. I would love any assistance you can give me!
@Johnny Mayson instablaster ;)
i literally just yelled where have u been my whole life! subscribed instantly
A room full of free dynamic webserver gold!
This. Guy
This. Is how teaching is done
This. Makes me happy
How can someone be this good at being good.
An interesting question.
For me, the most grateful things that I found in your channel is that you explained the long process in the beginning and then you explained the more effective way to write the code. It really helps me to understand it and be creative in the future. Thanks!
I had a dream where I got to meet TheCodingTrain on a field trip to a university where he was a professor for quantum computers that used Javascript. And no one but me knew who he was. 7/10 would dream again
I really enjoy all your course
3 years ago , I was watching your videos for fun.
and 2 years later I am working as full stack engineer focused on React , s3 , spring boot.
I love node and I am taking it for fun
thanks sir for such amazing content
Outstanding video! I now understand the client/server interaction much more because of this video, thank you!
I have always been more focused on back-end and low-level stuff but have been curious about the basics of web development. I'm very excited to see a series with your level of polish and teaching ability. Can't wait to see this continue!
I watch a lot of RUclips coding videos. Yours are always some of the best.
Finally someone that explains the basics before moving on, even better than the paid service I have, thanks man!
I cant thank you enough for explaining concepts with so much energy and love. Thanks a lot.
Love waking up to these videos, thanks Dan
This playlist is so well done. My gf who has never done a lot of coding before is able to follow along from the beginning and she is learning so fast. Thanks for all the great content you make!
So glad I found the playlist to these unlisted videos lol
On TheCodingTrain's RUclips page, click the "Videos" tab to see a list of All the videos. None of them are actually unlisted.
Or use this URL to go straight to them: ruclips.net/user/shiffmanvideos
Came here just to say that you're my best teacher. Thank you so much for your videos :)
This has helped me understand not just more about Node Js but server vs client side code.
Man, I really love Your energy! Compared to other online tutorials I feel like watching standup vs documentary movies
You are my hero Sir. Much respect for your amazing way of teaching.
You are a gifted talented instructor. Thank you so much!
you are the person in this world i learned most of the things that i never had intererst on your energy is incredible...the country where i live most of my theachers think i'm dumb they have favourite students and not behave equaly with every student.. wise someday i would show your videos to them how to teach anyone..thanks to you daniel for spreding your knowledge you are always going to be my idol
Wow, just wow, If I ever become a good enough developer, it will be mostly because of you. Thanks for this and everything on your channel.
Cool explanation.
Thank you, Daniel☺️👍
A nice module to add in future videos will be "nodemon" so you won't have to restart the server every now and then! Spectacular content and explanation! +1 Sub!
THE BEST CODE TEACHER ON RUclips THAT IVE SEEN !!!!!
Thanks for this, I had no idea that was built in the browser already!
I have had issue learning nodejs but this guy made it look so simple
This is the best TV show since Sopranos
You're a very charismatic speaker!
I think when you zoomed in to show the ° i actually saw all the pixels on you screen lol
Great tutorial by the way cant wait for part 3
You are the best lecturer I have ever seen
This has been one of your most brilliant videos! Congrats! Years ago I used to hang out at NYU CS dept (w/ Ken Perlin, is he still around?) Hello Waverly Place!
Love You man !! Love what You do !! Thank You for aller You do for us 😊😊
entertaining, fun, and above all useful!!
Here comes the God of teaching complex stuff with ease
the way you teach is so great
Make something like this always. your are awesome man!
This is great. I love your lesson. Thanks a lot
You are an absolute legend fren!! 🙏🕊
Dan, you really are the Bob Ross of coding.
Now we know where you work 😉!
By the way, great content.
Great videos, thank for share yours
knowledge with us. Saludos desde Honduras
Hey , you are doing just amazing ! upload more videos like this
The vibes are totally awesome
Ooh. A video about the map coloring problem would be epic
Daniel you are a hero!
Bro you are just awesome 😎😎
I appreciate your great videos
how did I not know this channel before?
Thanks in a million!
Thx for the videos
Dude…you’re f**king amazing. Thank you
The work he does is absolutely amazing! I'm so grateful this exists.
I've used it two years ago on mobile and it worked better than Google maps 😂. It worked even on a Nokia phone
Note: warn about Geolocation API requires secure origins and trusted certificates in order to run. As you use "localhost" literally, is treated as secure origin. So as you are able to run your server from "localhost", you can test the feature. But, some dev environments uses fixed IPs, and therefore they're not able to run geolocation API.
By the way, what about find euclidean - pythagorean distances for closest locations, 3D to cartesian (elevation), Haversine, etc for reverse geo, specially when not third party APIs or map abstractions need to be used (didactic purposes).
Thanks, great job. Gracias, gran trabajo.
i was remotely trying this example and failed and couldnt figure out how to grant permission on my local machine.
@@judgeomega Resources that are not local, to be considered secure, must meet the following criteria: must be served over or wss:// URLs. The security properties of the network channel used to deliver the resource must not be considered deprecated
thank u sir.it very useful
CIA teaching us how to geolocate one another 👏💯🌹
awesome love it
Thanks for good knowledge video
Super awesome video! Learned a lot as a beginner! Thanks for all the fun and knowledge you are emitting! fo (let stuff of ['bunch of stuff you can try - suggested by Daniel]'){
timeTakes(stuff) = 5+ hours
};
But so worth it!
If you really want to update it to ES6 style, you can wrap the getCurrentPosition function in one that returns a promise instead of using callbacks :)
amazing !!
I'm having so much fun with this playlist, do you have other new playlists that I could check out?
Thank you
Thanks!
I feel like i m in class of Professor (Money Heist) 😄😄 U R real great teacher💓 Thank you
i hope you are teaching in some school, because the school need your enthusiasm
I love the way you move from one presentation to another, it fills me up with energy too :)
Thanks for the content.
If you're doing ES6 syntax - you might also want to try out destructuring assignments
This is when you pull out multiple (or even just one) of an object's properties into their own variables
// For example
let latitude = position.coords.latitude;
let longitude = position.coords.longitude;
// can be written as
let { latitude } = position.coords;
let { longitude } = position.coords;
// or all together as
let { latitude, longitude } = position.coords
Oh, thank you for these tips!!!
coding garden with dan ;) i like this content
Hey, I was looking for you at stars and found you on earth!!!
Liked, commented and subscribed ❤️
Ur the best from 🇩🇿
Your shirt is awesome!
good job sir
"I can post data and fetch the server's response." There you go :)
hi dan. how to enable writing access logs when we run the index.js via node? I'm positive that there must be some sort of logs for it.
Nice shirt XD 😂 in previous video also, I wrote the similar comment 😂
That laugh at 10.11 is happiness.
me before finding this content: Okey I am never going to learn APIs and Databases properly..
me being halfway through: this is actually doable!
rlly thx, without this I would probably be lost haha
Does getCurrentPosition() need to be passed an anonymous function or can you make a function elsewhere and pass it that to keep things modular?
I guess I can fire up my laptop and find out.
wait what? I have not found this guy till now? Is it me or youtube that sucks
Pardon me if I missed something but, can you show the hard-coded code for where/how you plugged in the coords to see your marker on the map?
will u be using droplet? what cloud service will you be using
What's a good way to test things on mobile when developing locally?
Daniel: 9:28
NSA: hold my tracker
Are the coordinates correct? In this case the recording took place in the Broadway block in New York, is that correct?
is there any way to do the same for motion sensors.(accelerometer , gyroscope).
hero
Looking forward to a great 2024!
Thank you for the generous support!
Thanks for the amazing tutorial. I have a query if anyone can help me with. I used the local host Ip address and open the page on iphone, and used all the browser which are safari, mozilla and google but i couldn't get the Longitude or the Latitude, what should i do.
i need to get information from a data lake through an api rest but the problem is that i have to passe a token for each request in order to get the infos
If im doing like a multiplayer game that only needs the info while its running, could i use the index.js server to connect them all without saving to a database?
Specifically, i want to make a boggle webapp to play with my family online, so when one of us starts the timer we all see the same letters and the time left
Who could be so ungrateful to vote thumbs down?
I'm having an issue. After running my code through node, I get an error saying that navigator is not defined. I have tried importing a navigator module into my node modules folder. Am I missing something? I've been successful with pulling up the geolocation prompt whilst working solely offline and not utilizing any kind of localhost server. Help would be appreciated, thank you!
Just a note: Navigator.battery is actually very outdated. The newer version is the Promise-based Navigator.getBattery(), but even that is deprecated in most modern browsers. I think Chrome and Opera are the only ones that still support it, against standards suggestions.
Ah, thank you for the clarification!!
why did you use text content instead of innerHTML? is there a reason for that?
Anyone know of a way to connect the geolocation to a movie database? It's for a group project we're doing and we want to know how we can display film locations of those movies.
Great Tutorials sir new subscriber here, Just wondering if you have a tutorials on working with Fetch api then create a new page when each item will be clicked. Thanks
wait, i am so confused, i mean i jsut setup a node server? and if i use require in my js it says it undefined. All the people say, that u need a node server?? like i just did that? or is there something i am not getting?
Hello Dan, I just found your video, would like to play with it, where can I download the current sketch?
I'm a coding God now 🙉🧠💥
This is a nice video, very excited but am curious about your name