I've been using Webflow for 4 years now and I'm just starting to learn how to code (learning JS atm) Problem is there aren't enough people talking about the best practices how I can leverage coding with Webflow. Appreciate your videos, keep up the great work!
Keep up the work! I've been getting pretty far with just no code, and I'm now getting into coding. This perspective helps more than just diving into "JS Crash Courses".
I've found that a lot of JS 101 courses spend too much time explaining fundamentals: variables, loops, functions, context, OOP, etc. before they ever dip into real projects. I think projects are key to reinforce our learning and I always look for project-based approaches when choosing courses. You can accomplish quite a lot with a little knowledge, determination, and problem solving.
Amazing stuff man, great tutorial, explanation, and a great instructor. But you need to get a better microphone. Small things like this can make a difference
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If you are using jQuery because there is $, you are missing something.
$ = function(param) {
return document.querySelector(param);
}
OMG, This is exactly what I needed to work with the Confetti Tutorial, every beginner should see this video, awesome work, thank you!
I've been using Webflow for 4 years now and I'm just starting to learn how to code (learning JS atm)
Problem is there aren't enough people talking about the best practices how I can leverage coding with Webflow. Appreciate your videos, keep up the great work!
Thank you Edward! Glad it helped. I think learning to code really opens up a lot of opportunities both in and out of Webflow.
Awsome! Thumbs up for the querySelector by data-attribute! Indeed classes change oftenly, attributes not. 😂 Gj Keep them coming please!
Keep up the work! I've been getting pretty far with just no code, and I'm now getting into coding. This perspective helps more than just diving into "JS Crash Courses".
I've found that a lot of JS 101 courses spend too much time explaining fundamentals: variables, loops, functions, context, OOP, etc. before they ever dip into real projects. I think projects are key to reinforce our learning and I always look for project-based approaches when choosing courses. You can accomplish quite a lot with a little knowledge, determination, and problem solving.
Amazing stuff man, great tutorial, explanation, and a great instructor. But you need to get a better microphone. Small things like this can make a difference
Simply Amazing man, so happy I've found your channel, I know I'll learn a lot here!