I don't know what to say, dear Shaun, I just can say how you explain is the most understandable and simple way of teaching materials in whole earth about the subjects you are teaching. Your voice is also amazing. Every time I watch your tutorials, I would wish if university professors who think are so awesome with their terrible way of teaching materials must come and learn from you how to teach something in an awesome way as you do. Thank you so much 🐱👤💖.
Agreed to your point such a nice explainer teacher no words to explain the teaching methods of your you are totally doing an amazing job Sir.Sir you are great
This man of a teacher is something else. Since I found his videos, I cannot think of another. How I wish it is possible for him to handle all the subjects of learning in every field of study.
I tend to abstain from commenting on RUclips videos but I just had to today, your videos are so amazing and extremely helpful. Exactly what I needed to get back to coding. I started learning in March this year but I've been incredibly inconsistent and so lost. Fortunately a friend of mine recommended this channel and I'm very grateful to him. Keep up the good work!
You are a saviour man. Your teaching style is very unique and easy to grasp. I have a request though, please add an exercise/assignment at the end of the video. This would increase our understanding and help us to apply what we learn.
This guy is awesome!! I am new to HTML and CSS and have been stumped a few styling issues and linking them to HTML and this guy answered my questions within minutes. Very clear and easy to follow instructions! Thank you!
Shaun I am a big fan of your teaching style. I have one request please make a complete course on nodejs and release it on your udemy a/c. I will be happy to pay as along it is complete. Thanks for being such a great teacher 😀
This tutorial is so comprehensive that you could find so many critical details. You would get much more in this tutorial than some other vast and paid for courses.
For a beginner in web design, I highly highly Thank You! The instructional video I watched (3hrs 45mins) confused me more than anything. But your videos are simplified in the perfect manner that I’m learning more from you than my actual teacher. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I honestly never thought myself capable of any measure of mastery over something like this and well you proved me wrong with these pellucid tutorials. Can’t thank you enough for all I’ve learned man.
Thank you Mr ninja , I really enjoyed watching this course , I already bought your javascript course on Udemy , Looking forward to seeing your next videos
damn man every time I watch a other coding tutorial on the topic that you didn't cover i just miss your voice.. been watching you for 6 years and tho you may not realize it GOD knows how much am extremely thankful to you
Im a future EE but in my first year I actually do WebDev. I need to make a site for the next week about one of my passions and this crash course is really helping me out! Next week I'll update on how I did. Thanks for letting this good info be free for everyone!
I'm just clarifying for myself when I look at time 11:00, you make a distinction about the use of a space between "div" and ".error." With a space, the style applies to any descendant in a div with the .error class in the index.html. Without a space, the style is ONLY for a div with the .error class, not the descendants.
Hiiiiiiiiii! It's been a while since you uploaded this video but I'm just getting it and I'm really glad I did! It's been a wonderbubble guide for me and I can't express my gratitude enough. I don't normally comment on YT videos but yours is fantastic! Keep up the good work sir.🤝🏾
I like the way you teach there are a lot of coding teachers on youtube that are really hard to understand but I see that you put effort in what you do thank you
Good explaning. How its possible that I have to make sometimes a new file to connect the HTML file? I have it sometimes connected but the CSS don't work together with the HTML. How is that possible? Thanks
I watched a lot of tutorials about html and css which were hard to follow for me. Finally I got to your tutorial from my son which I loved and it is so simple to follow #babysteps. Thanks a lot for the great content and can't wait to watch and learn more.
how did I not know the difference between div.toby and div .toby? Maybe it's because Toby is a Div. Thank you. You continue to enlighten me sensei.awesome
Thanks Shaun, I think same like @ahmedali: I don't know what to say, dear Shaun, I just can say how you explain is the most understandable and simple way of teaching materials in whole earth about the subjects you are teaching. Your voice is also amazing. Every time I watch your tutorials, I would wish if university professors who think are so awesome with their terrible way of teaching materials must come and learn from you how to teach something in an awesome way as you do. Thank you so much 🐱👤💖.
I took a college course covering the same material about 14 years ago, and it wasn't taught as well, as thorough, and I am learning a host of new things. Excellent class. Crazy we lost 1/3 of the people from Tutorial 1 to here.
True. This guy is a life saver. Not many people are willing to keep up grinding. I am willing to improve and extremely motivated. I quit html and css 3 years ago, and now i am back at it at the age of 19. There's no quitting now. Hopefully, I'll make it! I've realized that it's only possible to be good at sth if there's passion for what you do. There's no point in thinking about money.
@@nidzeksmocni659usually the first year of learning is what really gets me. It never seems like you're making any progress, but with consistency and time it starts to come alot quicker.
Hi Shaun, I am really amazed on how you explain things very clearly. Thank you so much for this. I'd like to ask if you have updated tutorial of react native in your udemy account?
Shaun kindly do a complete course on React.js and node.js and please put it up on Udemy. I bought your modern Javascript course on Udemy and i must say i have thoroughly enjoyed it . Your way of teaching is really good !
When adding content, for example "lorem", this often doesn't create a new line in VSCode and I'm forever scrolling across and pressing enter to make it easier for me to read and navigate around. Your content does this automatically. Are you using an extension for this?
It's called "word wrap". Look for a gear icon and click on it (it's in the lower left corner). Then settings. A new tab will open and a search bar will appear. Search for "word wrap" and activate it.
Hahahahahah 🤣🤣; your fans have exploded with "nodejs request". Keep up the good work, remember to take good nap "always it's a good idea" Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
If anyone here doesn't know how to generate random text type the word "lorem" in vs code you should see the same word in blue below the word you typed press enter or tab
Hello Mr.Shaun, I love the way you make videos about HTML and CSS for beginners, but I dont understand one thing. If u want to make the p tag and error tag different then, do we have to make tag seperately in styles.css? or we can make them in one tag itself?
at 9:20 he uses "lorem" but when i use it, all the text goes in a single line, many columns are formed. how do i set the column number so that the 'lorem' text can be a paragraph & not a very long single line? if anybody knows, please help i cant find a solution. @thenetninja
short question, what would be the purpose of using #div#content for selecting the div with the id content since the id has to be unique ? sorry if it is a silly question
Hi there! Love the tutorials, they are seriously helping so much! I have a question about id tags however. You said they need to be unique and cannot be used again on a different element when using a style sheet however I've put the same id tag on both a tag and and am allowed to style both elements as the same color, one not being indifferent from the other. I guess what I'm asking is for some clarification on your statement there! Just trying to grasp a better understanding, thanks! :)
Yo, Im just starting on this aswell. are you sure that your h1 is affecting ur p tag? have u tried coloring them different colors? what he means is that if you id both of them "test 1" then whatever u style with id: test 1 will be on both of them. But if you want to only affect the h1 or the p tag then you would have to change ur id or input the tag before the id name.
Hello sir, If you don't mind, Can you please share the notes for following HTML, CSS, Javascript, React JS in front-end. In Back-end (JAVA) Servlets/JSP, Spring boot, Hibernate, My SQL Database. Gradle, Maven, Docker building tools.
I feel silly for asking this but can someone clarify for me the difference between "color" and "background" and "background-color"?. Thank you in advance...this should not be as confusing as it seems but I cannot wrap my head around when to use each of them.
I don't know what to say, dear Shaun, I just can say how you explain is the most understandable and simple way of teaching materials in whole earth about the subjects you are teaching. Your voice is also amazing. Every time I watch your tutorials, I would wish if university professors who think are so awesome with their terrible way of teaching materials must come and learn from you how to teach something in an awesome way as you do. Thank you so much 🐱👤💖.
Thank you! 😃
Agreed to your point such a nice explainer teacher no words to explain the teaching methods of your you are totally doing an amazing job Sir.Sir you are great
This man of a teacher is something else. Since I found his videos, I cannot think of another. How I wish it is possible for him to handle all the subjects of learning in every field of study.
Marry Him :)
I can't believe that this is for free. You're explaining so understandable with a calm voice.
Keep up the good worrk!
Thank you.
I tend to abstain from commenting on RUclips videos but I just had to today, your videos are so amazing and extremely helpful. Exactly what I needed to get back to coding. I started learning in March this year but I've been incredibly inconsistent and so lost. Fortunately a friend of mine recommended this channel and I'm very grateful to him. Keep up the good work!
You videos go into so much more depth than a lot of other out here. Can't wait to finish this playlist to get on to your other ones!
You are a saviour man. Your teaching style is very unique and easy to grasp. I have a request though, please add an exercise/assignment at the end of the video. This would increase our understanding and help us to apply what we learn.
This whole series just threads the needle so well between thorough explanation and tight pacing; quite excellent.
Thank you! :) that means a lot
This guy is awesome!! I am new to HTML and CSS and have been stumped a few styling issues and linking them to HTML and this guy answered my questions within minutes. Very clear and easy to follow instructions! Thank you!
Shaun I am a big fan of your teaching style. I have one request please make a complete course on nodejs and release it on your udemy a/c. I will be happy to pay as along it is complete. Thanks for being such a great teacher 😀
agreed!! :D
Would really love a nodejs course @Shaun
This tutorial is so comprehensive that you could find so many critical details. You would get much more in this tutorial than some other vast and paid for courses.
I really like EVERY SECOND of your tutorials. The best experience, is always the facinating accent !
Thanks! 😃
This course is EXACTLY what I need right now - very clear and accessible! Thank you!
You're very welcome :) hope it's helpful!
For a beginner in web design, I highly highly Thank You! The instructional video I watched (3hrs 45mins) confused me more than anything.
But your videos are simplified in the perfect manner that I’m learning more from you than my actual teacher. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Great to hear! :) thanks for watching
I honestly never thought myself capable of any measure of mastery over something like this and well you proved me wrong with these pellucid tutorials. Can’t thank you enough for all I’ve learned man.
Brilliant! Makes my understanding so much better. Reminds me almost of a pizza sliced up with different toppings!
Thank you Mr ninja , I really enjoyed watching this course , I already bought your javascript course on Udemy , Looking forward to seeing your next videos
Awesome and thank you, hope you enjoy the course 😊😊
damn man every time I watch a other coding tutorial on the topic that you didn't cover i just miss your voice.. been watching you for 6 years and tho you may not realize it GOD knows how much am extremely thankful to you
Im a future EE but in my first year I actually do WebDev. I need to make a site for the next week about one of my passions and this crash course is really helping me out! Next week I'll update on how I did. Thanks for letting this good info be free for everyone!
no update :p
@@werkatfischer3183 Dang,well it went really well, not only that but now I got into my second year!
I'm just clarifying for myself when I look at time 11:00, you make a distinction about the use of a space between "div" and ".error." With a space, the style applies to any descendant in a div with the .error class in the index.html. Without a space, the style is ONLY for a div with the .error class, not the descendants.
Hiiiiiiiiii!
It's been a while since you uploaded this video but I'm just getting it and I'm really glad I did!
It's been a wonderbubble guide for me and I can't express my gratitude enough.
I don't normally comment on YT videos but yours is fantastic!
Keep up the good work sir.🤝🏾
I like the way you teach there are a lot of coding teachers on youtube that are really hard to understand but I see that you put effort in what you do thank you
I appreciate that! :) thank you
You're the boss. Your channel is pretty much all I need to learn about web developing
25:35 Yeah rightly said Shaun, thats the way to learn the things ! love your teachings shaun, may god bless you nd your family always...tons of tq
The people that disliked must have been testing in Internet Explorer or don't have CSS.exe installed jkjkjk. Great video as usual!
this is really helpful net ninja thanks a lot
No probs! Thanks for watching :)
Serious sharing of web dev knowledge for serious learners of web dev!
I really appreciate you! I'm learning quickly in my 2 days of exploring Front-end with u! 🔥
VERY AMAZING LECTURES FOR THE BIGGNERS
I AM VERY THANKS TO YOU THAT YOU CAN PROVIDE THIS SERVICE ON RUclips WITHOUT ANY PAYMENT😎😎😍😇
I'm leraning so much in a spectacular way. Thank you for this content, it is indeed my first steps in my frontend journey!
You're welcome Miguel!
Best HTML & CSS Tutorial, explanations are greats and brights.
Wow. I haven't used HTML extensively since 2007 and the attribute selector is news to me. 🤯
Thank you Shaun your tutorials well structure, well presented ease to follow. Its been 3 day now on your training
Shaun,ur videos are really awesome and helpful,ur teaching style is marvelous,am big fan of u.. great thanks for sharing the videos..
Ninja .thanks for explaining in a easily and outstanding way 👌. Love from india
Thank you very much Mr. Ninja for everything you do!. I have bought your javascript course in Udemy and i will be taking it in the next days. Cheers!
Awesome! Thank you so much 😊 Hope you enjoy it 😊😊
Excellent sir... You are the best ❤️ got to know lot of stuffs I missed
Hey Shaun, you forgot to attach a link to the article)
and thank you.
Oops. Thanks, I added in a link now to more info about the cascade!
Good explaning. How its possible that I have to make sometimes a new file to connect the HTML file? I have it sometimes connected but the CSS don't work together with the HTML. How is that possible? Thanks
You make this so easy to understand! Thanks!
I wonder why those 4 dislikers disliked this.
Shaun's so incredible!! ❤️❤️
I watched a lot of tutorials about html and css which were hard to follow for me. Finally I got to your tutorial from my son which I loved and it is so simple to follow #babysteps. Thanks a lot for the great content and can't wait to watch and learn more.
Thank you, sensei! Really enjoyed watching and learning.
how did I not know the difference between div.toby and div .toby? Maybe it's because Toby is a Div. Thank you. You continue to enlighten me sensei.awesome
"...terribly original..."
you are the best!
This guy is godlike!🦾
I undertand that you wanted to do a new version because HTML and CSS do change overtime I definitely notice
Would have been cool if you showed us the "pdf" image trick! 16:42
Get what you mean but not sure how to visual it
Very clearly explained. Many thanks for the video 🙏
Good course for beginners!!!
Glad you think so! :)
@@NetNinja Please continue this process this will help many people like me!!
Superrr .. thank you so much 😊
Awesome, very logical, it all makes sense. I like it
Thanks Shaun, I think same like @ahmedali: I don't know what to say, dear Shaun, I just can say how you explain is the most understandable and simple way of teaching materials in whole earth about the subjects you are teaching. Your voice is also amazing. Every time I watch your tutorials, I would wish if university professors who think are so awesome with their terrible way of teaching materials must come and learn from you how to teach something in an awesome way as you do. Thank you so much 🐱👤💖.
I took a college course covering the same material about 14 years ago, and it wasn't taught as well, as thorough, and I am learning a host of new things. Excellent class. Crazy we lost 1/3 of the people from Tutorial 1 to here.
True. This guy is a life saver. Not many people are willing to keep up grinding. I am willing to improve and extremely motivated. I quit html and css 3 years ago, and now i am back at it at the age of 19. There's no quitting now. Hopefully, I'll make it! I've realized that it's only possible to be good at sth if there's passion for what you do. There's no point in thinking about money.
@@nidzeksmocni659usually the first year of learning is what really gets me. It never seems like you're making any progress, but with consistency and time it starts to come alot quicker.
Thanks for all your tutorials!! it has been a big help so far :)
very helpful and simple man.. i tNice tutorialnk i'm gonna see all your videos
Awesome, thank you Ravi!
Hi Shaun, I am really amazed on how you explain things very clearly. Thank you so much for this. I'd like to ask if you have updated tutorial of react native in your udemy account?
Shaun kindly do a complete course on React.js and node.js and please put it up on Udemy. I bought your modern Javascript course on Udemy and i must say i have thoroughly enjoyed it . Your way of teaching is really good !
you find any alternatives for react.js and his teaching style?
@@mohammedyusuf3888 No ! i got a book and have gone through it.
Thank you mate! You're a legend!
Thank you ☺️
Dude plz update the nodeJS playlist i am eagerly waiting
Thank you!! I understood very well
When adding content, for example "lorem", this often doesn't create a new line in VSCode and I'm forever scrolling across and pressing enter to make it easier for me to read and navigate around. Your content does this automatically. Are you using an extension for this?
It's called "word wrap". Look for a gear icon and click on it (it's in the lower left corner). Then settings. A new tab will open and a search bar will appear. Search for "word wrap" and activate it.
Use Shift+Alt+F to reflow the text
Hahahahahah 🤣🤣; your fans have exploded with "nodejs request".
Keep up the good work, remember to take good nap "always it's a good idea"
Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
I laughed too 😂
greetings from kenya KE
Great lesson.
Thank you you are very good in explaining can you pls give us advance HTML CSS JS courses please
If anyone here doesn't know how to generate random text type the word "lorem" in vs code you should see
the same word in blue below the word you typed press enter or tab
Please where’s the link he was gonna leave for more clarifications on selectors specificity?
Hello Mr.Shaun, I love the way you make videos about HTML and CSS for beginners, but I dont understand one thing.
If u want to make the p tag and error tag different then, do we have to make tag seperately in styles.css? or we can make them in one tag itself?
You are my GURU!
at 9:20 he uses "lorem" but when i use it, all the text goes in a single line, many columns are formed. how do i set the column number so that the 'lorem' text can be a paragraph & not a very long single line? if anybody knows, please help i cant find a solution. @thenetninja
8 months in.. you found a way did you? 😅
please i want to know how to give multiple h1 tags in a code different fonts,colors as well as the p tags in that code....please help
short question, what would be the purpose of using #div#content for selecting the div with the id content since the id has to be unique ? sorry if it is a silly question
is it possible to use asterisk * in place of "placeholder" ?
Thanks a lot
Wow,
there are too may selectors, and i'm learning it too fast from "Ninja Shaun".
Thanks
Hi there! Love the tutorials, they are seriously helping so much! I have a question about id tags however. You said they need to be unique and cannot be used again on a different element when using a style sheet however I've put the same id tag on both a tag and and am allowed to style both elements as the same color, one not being indifferent from the other. I guess what I'm asking is for some clarification on your statement there! Just trying to grasp a better understanding, thanks! :)
Yo, Im just starting on this aswell. are you sure that your h1 is affecting ur p tag? have u tried coloring them different colors? what he means is that if you id both of them "test 1" then whatever u style with id: test 1 will be on both of them. But if you want to only affect the h1 or the p tag then you would have to change ur id or input the tag before the id name.
you are the best
@Thenetninja Do a video about HTTP please? I don't understand when I use vs code and click live server I don't what does that process mean?
Thank you very much :)
A true Ninja
Probably overthinking, but why do we target classes with a dot and not with [class="error"] if it's an attribute? 🤔
when i press lorem tab it doesnt spread out its all on 1 line?
will be get an Angular JS course ?
10:02 gotta try on different accents sometimes 🤣
the best ninja
Ninja, 😁 thanks
Habibi please node please 🙏
thank you!!
pure gold
Hello sir,
If you don't mind,
Can you please share the notes for following
HTML, CSS, Javascript, React JS in front-end.
In Back-end (JAVA) Servlets/JSP, Spring boot, Hibernate, My SQL Database.
Gradle, Maven, Docker building tools.
I feel silly for asking this but can someone clarify for me the difference between "color" and "background" and "background-color"?. Thank you in advance...this should not be as confusing as it seems but I cannot wrap my head around when to use each of them.
check developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Selectors for more info
Thx!
the pink actually killing me but great course
thanks
Doesn't work for me. please explain.
div p a{
color: red
}
I like the way you don't show your face.
Ninjas shouldn't show their faces.
node.js course please
bless this man's soul I can't believe he gave us this gift for free.
What is Episoketren System? Does it work? I hear most people improve their soccer skills with it with this popular training program.
i learn soft with nobody teacNice tutorialng ...a friend gave the software and i started clicking anytNice tutorialng i see on the software for months
is this shit outdated it fucking attribute selector link is not fucking working for me
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