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Here are some interesting extensions you might find useful: Error Lens - Highlights errors and warnings inline rather than having to hover over red swiggly lines to inspect the error/warning Git Lens - Nice way to see who wrote certain pieces of code quickly. Very useful if the project is developed by a team. Path Intellisense - Autocompletes file names Thunder Client - Lightweight tool to make api calls like postman or insomnia Theme - Atom One Dark, since everyone was commenting what themes they use 😅
Hi @Fantom, thanks for sharing! I just started coding last month and this would help a lot. Would like to add "Prettier" as well which makes the codes easier to read not sure if any of those 4 has this feature. :)
@@izkuipers Thank you so much brother I have been looking for the same extension for a long time but didn't know the name. I install it in my VS code, a bundle of thanks again.
We had a guy join the team about a year ago, 25+ year industry vet. Whole team uses VSCode with a recommended set of extensions but he was used to his Vim and we weren’t going to force him to make the change. It didn’t end up working out, and it was too little too late but he did eventually realize he made a mistake when he watched me CMD-click through a series of inherited classes that had been taking him literal hours to navigate before
bro just didn't knew about LSP navigation on neovim. right now i can do "gd" on any thing on my code and it simply takes me to the damn definition, even if it's something defined on the language itself, it shows me the actual implementation of said function lol. the guy you hired were just a vim noob tbh
Looking at your chosen theme and the fact that you like dimmed pastels in other contexts, the Rainier theme would probably interest you, since it's a middle ground between high saturation colors and dimmed pastels (the colors look like chalk). BTW you can disable font ligatures (the merged characters) in the VS code setting and Fira Code (or any other programming font) would render characters without them.
THANK! I've been looking for a well rounded theme and Rainier does exactly that! I have been using Fira Code for a long time now with ligatures, I prefer with than without now.
I created cpu optimised ec2 instance and installed code-server(by coder), it allows me to use vscode in the browser, it's really fast, responsive and I love it. 100X better than coding on my laptop.
@@_wise_one yes you are right. If I use remote machine with installed ssh server, but If i can not install ssh server on my remote machine but I can install cli utill (code server) ((
10:23, you don't actually need this extension, just hit ( f2 ) and rename the tag to whatever you want, it works for renaming other things like: variables, functions, classes... etc.
yeah, nowadays f2 (refactor) is quite impressive. In my case, i use it a lot to rename variable, function, and class across different files, and it also automatically saved.
I really loved your setup. In fact I am using WSL2 with Ubuntu as well. However I would add few more extensions. 1. Code Spell Checker 2. Auto Close Tag 3. DotENV 4. EditorConfig for VS Code 5. RapidAPI Client 6. TODO Highlight 7. WSL 8. Docker And I use Community Material Theme (Palenight High Contrast) with Material Icon theme. Great Video 👍
Nice video. Some extensions I really like are: REST Client: To make requests. It is script based and supports comments, thus you can use it as a temporary replacement for API docs. Find it to be really useful. Remote - SSH: Really great if you are working with Remote Servers. JavaScript REPL: Is really nice if you are working on some algorithm and want a fast response to what you are tweaking. MongoDB for VS Code: Basically a database client for MongoDB within VSCode. Theme Cobalt2 - Really pleasing to the eye.
3:45 But Fira Code doesn't force you to use ligatures, you can turn them off. Tbh, difference between editors really matters when you thinking is much faster than your typing. For me it is true maybe 10% to 20% of the time. And i tried very hard to force myself to learn vim, but in reality it's just not my cup of tea. I'm not fast enough to fully utilize vim but i'm not ready to give up that idea :)
Vim or neovim even with all the plugins is pretty meh at best and there is no upside of using it these days. Almost every system has a UI. The best way to use it is to just use a vim extension for whatever code editor you use.
Nice vid! I've been using "Bearded Theme Monokai Black" for a while, I strongly recommend, their extension comes with different styles to match your taste
i'm a software engineer since 20 years, in the greatest web society in France, i only use vim, it's like a guitarist, the music is in your fingers not in the instrument
Theme: SynthWave '84 Font: hack Useful setting: matching colour brackets Useful Extensions: Gremlins tracker - Detects characters which might be harmful to your code. I spent ages debugging an invisble character before from pasting code into my editor from some blog. Settings sync - backup all vscode setttings and extensions to a gist.
reason for lint instead of hint is probably because a a "Linter" checks for coding, HTML isn't coding, it's just a markup language, so he gives you a hint to make it better
Absolutely loved the video , the new era of ForrestKnight is definitely something to not miss out on !! About to start my fall semester with my first computer science class! Thanks for all the inspiration Forrest!
the live server extension is fairly good for beginners but for more professional use of vanilla js html css coding, it's better now to just npm init vite and start a vanilla project through vite
Not saying that Vim is the best, but I would be cautious to blanket statement "no one uses Vim in a professional development environment". Vim is great. What VSCode has over Vim is the accessibility to great plugins. Vim is much more hands-on, and you need a plugin manager (usually, unless you're using Vim 8.1+). That being said, I'm a highly opinionated frontend software engineer myself and I really enjoy the perspective of other highly opinionated engineers! Keep being opinionated!
> Not saying that Vim is the best, but I would be cautious to blanket statement "no one uses Vim in a professional development environment". This comment is exactly why he said that statement
@@killzonia41 I slightly agree and disagree. If Vim motions are what you're after (meaning your hands stay on the keyboard), then yep! Match made in heaven. However, I prefer Vim as an editor because it's fundamentally lightweight compared to an IDE. It is mostly out of my way as a developer
@@JulianColeman03 Yup I agree vim definitely has the upper hand for being lightweight. Vim was a must at one of the companies I worked at where I wasn't given a very beefy development machine. It's all situational for sure
Themes I use in rotation: Night Owl (light + dark) Cobalt2 CyberWave DuoTone (package of multiple themed themes) Noctis (package, light + dark) Red Tokyo Night/Storm Tomorrow Night Vue
I really like the OG VS Code theme and I use it even in my neovim config xD! Also, Gitlens is the extension that I use that you didn't mention (definitely a widely used extension)
I've been using emacs for my workflow, it works like a charm, it really is funny how people are being bound to an editor/IDE, but in a real world you have to get things done, if spending a lot of time configuring an editor is actually making you more productive, then go for it.
TabNine is awesome, been using it for a while. Once you use it is impossible to stop, the same goes for the terminal, when you install "fish-like autosuggestions" with bash or zsh is impossible to not use it.
@@BilalAhmed-tw5cr no, everything work fine, maybe is one of the other extensions that is conflicting with it, maybe the machine is out of resources (ram, disk) as well
BEM helper - if you into it Import cost Git graph - because I like see subways EditorConfig - because team work filesize - to snich budle size easily Gitlens - to execute guilt on teamworkers
I've made my own theme, or well. It's based on Shades of Purple - but I've tweaked some parts. It's called 'Colorful Explosion'. Currently working on a new version to see if I can make any improvements
for someone who try to get into linux community and choosing arch I would like to see video of setup arch for work enviroment for web development the more detail it get the better I dont care how long the video are I will watch the entire video also yes I do know there a better distro for beginner friendly but still I want the ultimate customize ability so yeah
My favourite themes by far are the dark variants of Gruvbox Material and Everforest, both by the same guy as far as I know. They have softer contrast though, so probably not a super helpful recommendation, hey. For those who like less pop, though, I'd highly recommend either, especially the first. I actually don't mind ligatures either; I generally use JetBrains Mono day to day.
theme: doki theme. allows you to have anime girl stickers in your editor and a theme surrounding it (sayori-dark for the bg and senko for the sticker is my fav and current) terminal: powershell (WSL is great. but until you have todo git commits. then you have togo through adding your git token) wakatime: this is an extension that tracks your time coding discord RPC. code runner as well. saves time so you wont have to write in the terminal to save your code. you juts press a button.
VIM? Dude go old school with straight Vi, no mouse, no arrows, no extended keyboard options just 80x40 8bit characters. Hard-core for the ultimate mental S&M
I widen my vertical scrollbar with "editor.scrollbar.verticalScrollbarSize": 100 It makes changes, errors, bookmarks, etc easier to read since the scrollbar is divided into 3 columns.
Nah I'm gana use "YOUR" theme, here, homie, lookin' SLICK yes indeed!!!! ... .. And some nice extension recommendations that "Prettier" is a Must Have for any real coders out there. For sure. WOW , VS Code is so awesome. ~ Cheers , ~ "the" Rev
One thing you didn't cover is your font, because that's one thing I did customize in VSCode. My font is Source Code Pro and my theme is One Dark Pro Flat. Oh, and btw, F2 can also change tag names in React, Svelte, etc. Just put your cursor on a tag and hit F2, specify the new name and it'll update it.
my fav theme is the blueberry series, I find them pleasing but banana has better contrast than the default one. I even built my site around banana blueberry.
I was looking for this exactly, but I didn't find your config.json I loved much more than others This one became my favorite Help me, I'm from Brazil we love this guy so much
for html tag changer users, use Pug, not a vscode extension, an html pre-processor. Really improves code readability and doesn't require you to end your html file with
Obviously Dracula theme. Dracula has meaning in syntax highlighting. One dark pro is almost same, but there were some codes that dracula decided to highlight better which One dark pro just kept it default. So I use dracula.
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_Posted July 20, 2023 by Forrest Knight_
*Original Comment:* So, what are _your_ favorite VS Code settings & extensions? And what theme are you running?
Instead use vscodium
You can try Mayukai Theme if you like. And use material icon theme for icons.
Vscode has an auto rename tag feature but it is not enabled by default. Navigate to settings and enable editor.linkedEditing
@@xezuthegamer8544 it does not works with reactJs
The way this dude pronounces andromeda should be a crime
Here are some interesting extensions you might find useful:
Error Lens - Highlights errors and warnings inline rather than having to hover over red swiggly lines to inspect the error/warning
Git Lens - Nice way to see who wrote certain pieces of code quickly. Very useful if the project is developed by a team.
Path Intellisense - Autocompletes file names
Thunder Client - Lightweight tool to make api calls like postman or insomnia
Theme - Atom One Dark, since everyone was commenting what themes they use 😅
Error lens and Git Lens are two amazing extensions. Being able to see what errors have occured inlined into your code is amazing
I don’t like atom dark to vibrant my favourite is firefly pro midnight
Error Lens clutters the editor but I will get used to it.
Hi @Fantom, thanks for sharing! I just started coding last month and this would help a lot. Would like to add "Prettier" as well which makes the codes easier to read not sure if any of those 4 has this feature. :)
@@izkuipers Thank you so much brother I have been looking for the same extension for a long time but didn't know the name. I install it in my VS code, a bundle of thanks again.
I believe Andromeda would be offended by that pronunciation.
ANdro-MEDa
Always good to look up words you don’t know 🎉just to be safe 🎉
Funny thing, that is the correct pronunciation in Greek
@@DavidCSaint an-DRO-me-da 😋
That's as far as I got in the video before jumping into the comments to make sure someone else caught that 😅
I used the Synthwave '84 theme for almost a year then recently switched to Moonlight. What can I say, I love the glowing text.
We had a guy join the team about a year ago, 25+ year industry vet. Whole team uses VSCode with a recommended set of extensions but he was used to his Vim and we weren’t going to force him to make the change. It didn’t end up working out, and it was too little too late but he did eventually realize he made a mistake when he watched me CMD-click through a series of inherited classes that had been taking him literal hours to navigate before
Shoulda told him about the vim extension for vs code lol
bro just didn't knew about LSP navigation on neovim.
right now i can do "gd" on any thing on my code and it simply takes me to the damn definition, even if it's something defined on the language itself, it shows me the actual implementation of said function lol.
the guy you hired were just a vim noob tbh
Ctrl + D and Ctrl + U(prefferably with zz) be like frfr
my favorite theme is "beautiful dracula darker" its absolutely gorgeous
Looking at your chosen theme and the fact that you like dimmed pastels in other contexts, the Rainier theme would probably interest you, since it's a middle ground between high saturation colors and dimmed pastels (the colors look like chalk).
BTW you can disable font ligatures (the merged characters) in the VS code setting and Fira Code (or any other programming font) would render characters without them.
THANK! I've been looking for a well rounded theme and Rainier does exactly that! I have been using Fira Code for a long time now with ligatures, I prefer with than without now.
It's beautiful. Will be my vs code theme for a long time
thanks a lot for the Rainier theme recommendation, bro! tried it earlier this morning, it's PERFECT
I created cpu optimised ec2 instance and installed code-server(by coder), it allows me to use vscode in the browser, it's really fast, responsive and I love it. 100X better than coding on my laptop.
Do you have the ability to forward ports?
@@gffftxxx not sure
@@_wise_one in such case it will not be a full development(
@@gffftxxx I don't need port forwarding but if you do, you can use vscode and ssh into ec2, you will have the option to forward port.
@@_wise_one yes you are right. If I use remote machine with installed ssh server, but If i can not install ssh server on my remote machine but I can install cli utill (code server) ((
10:23, you don't actually need this extension, just hit ( f2 ) and rename the tag to whatever you want, it works for renaming other things like: variables, functions, classes... etc.
yeah, nowadays f2 (refactor) is quite impressive. In my case, i use it a lot to rename variable, function, and class across different files, and it also automatically saved.
I really loved your setup. In fact I am using WSL2 with Ubuntu as well.
However I would add few more extensions.
1. Code Spell Checker
2. Auto Close Tag
3. DotENV
4. EditorConfig for VS Code
5. RapidAPI Client
6. TODO Highlight
7. WSL
8. Docker
And I use Community Material Theme (Palenight High Contrast) with Material Icon theme.
Great Video 👍
i love your php vids!
Nice video.
Some extensions I really like are:
REST Client: To make requests. It is script based and supports comments, thus you can use it as a temporary replacement for API docs. Find it to be really useful.
Remote - SSH: Really great if you are working with Remote Servers.
JavaScript REPL: Is really nice if you are working on some algorithm and want a fast response to what you are tweaking.
MongoDB for VS Code: Basically a database client for MongoDB within VSCode.
Theme Cobalt2 - Really pleasing to the eye.
3:45 But Fira Code doesn't force you to use ligatures, you can turn them off.
Tbh, difference between editors really matters when you thinking is much faster than your typing. For me it is true maybe 10% to 20% of the time. And i tried very hard to force myself to learn vim, but in reality it's just not my cup of tea. I'm not fast enough to fully utilize vim but i'm not ready to give up that idea :)
Vim or neovim even with all the plugins is pretty meh at best and there is no upside of using it these days. Almost every system has a UI. The best way to use it is to just use a vim extension for whatever code editor you use.
Nice vid! I've been using "Bearded Theme Monokai Black" for a while, I strongly recommend, their extension comes with different styles to match your taste
That's the one!🔥
Great video! FYI, "Andromeda" is pronounced an·draa·muh·duh. "An-dro-me-duh" gave me a good laugh.
Appreciate the tips!
Your linux setup looks so cool, could you tell what you're using as tilling manager/ window manager
Lol
AwesomeWM
i'm a software engineer since 20 years, in the greatest web society in France, i only use vim, it's like a guitarist, the music is in your fingers not in the instrument
Theme: SynthWave '84
Font: hack
Useful setting: matching colour brackets
Useful Extensions:
Gremlins tracker - Detects characters which might be harmful to your code. I spent ages debugging an invisble character before from pasting code into my editor from some blog.
Settings sync - backup all vscode setttings and extensions to a gist.
reason for lint instead of hint is probably because a a "Linter" checks for coding, HTML isn't coding, it's just a markup language, so he gives you a hint to make it better
I've been using electron theme for a bit, definitely has colors that pop while still being easy on the eyes
Great advices here! You motivated me to switch career, start my Tech RUclips channel, and start passive income. Thanks!
Absolutely loved the video , the new era of ForrestKnight is definitely something to not miss out on !! About to start my fall semester with my first computer science class! Thanks for all the inspiration Forrest!
the live server extension is fairly good for beginners but for more professional use of vanilla js html css coding, it's better now to just npm init vite and start a vanilla project through vite
Not saying that Vim is the best, but I would be cautious to blanket statement "no one uses Vim in a professional development environment". Vim is great. What VSCode has over Vim is the accessibility to great plugins. Vim is much more hands-on, and you need a plugin manager (usually, unless you're using Vim 8.1+). That being said, I'm a highly opinionated frontend software engineer myself and I really enjoy the perspective of other highly opinionated engineers! Keep being opinionated!
> Not saying that Vim is the best, but I would be cautious to blanket statement "no one uses Vim in a professional development environment".
This comment is exactly why he said that statement
Vim plugin in vs code. Boom. Best of both worlds
@@killzonia41 I slightly agree and disagree. If Vim motions are what you're after (meaning your hands stay on the keyboard), then yep! Match made in heaven. However, I prefer Vim as an editor because it's fundamentally lightweight compared to an IDE. It is mostly out of my way as a developer
@@JulianColeman03 Yup I agree vim definitely has the upper hand for being lightweight. Vim was a must at one of the companies I worked at where I wasn't given a very beefy development machine. It's all situational for sure
Wow, found this channel by YT recommendations, am impressed!
rescued the video at 30 seconds when you said neovim was good, I was just about to sharpen my pitchfork :D
Theme:
- Github Dark
Settings:
- Bracket Pair Colorization: Enabled (couldn't live without this)
Extensions:
- Git Blame
- Rainbow CSV
Themes I use in rotation:
Night Owl (light + dark)
Cobalt2
CyberWave
DuoTone (package of multiple themed themes)
Noctis (package, light + dark)
Red
Tokyo Night/Storm
Tomorrow Night
Vue
bro changed my life with auto close tag
I like the arch linny idea senor! Would enjoy that vid!
"cursor animation: phase" and "smooth caret: on" (inside settings: makes vscode look and feel at least 10x smoother)
I really like the OG VS Code theme and I use it even in my neovim config xD! Also, Gitlens is the extension that I use that you didn't mention (definitely a widely used extension)
with you 100%, I've spent hours trying all kinds of themes just to come back to the default theme as my favorite 😅
@@b1zzler lmao
I've been using emacs for my workflow, it works like a charm, it really is funny how people are being bound to an editor/IDE, but in a real world you have to get things done, if spending a lot of time configuring an editor is actually making you more productive, then go for it.
Strange... I didn't realize I wasn't subscribed. Thanks for a great video my guy!
TabNine is awesome, been using it for a while. Once you use it is impossible to stop, the same goes for the terminal, when you install "fish-like autosuggestions" with bash or zsh is impossible to not use it.
i have issues with it , it makes all other extensions hang , have u ever encounted this issue or
@@BilalAhmed-tw5cr no, everything work fine, maybe is one of the other extensions that is conflicting with it, maybe the machine is out of resources (ram, disk) as well
theme: dark modern,
highlights hex colors: Color Highlight,
ES7 shortcuts,
Prettier code formatter on save
BEM helper - if you into it
Import cost
Git graph - because I like see subways
EditorConfig - because team work
filesize - to snich budle size easily
Gitlens - to execute guilt on teamworkers
I hope the astronomy crowd isn't too hard on you for pronouncing Andromeda that way! Great video.
My beloved theme is Monokai Pro Classic. The extension I cannot imagine not to working with is Blockmen.
Atom One Dark Theme, the best for me❤
I've made my own theme, or well. It's based on Shades of Purple - but I've tweaked some parts. It's called 'Colorful Explosion'. Currently working on a new version to see if I can make any improvements
That Andromeda theme is stunning!
I've been using Dainty - Panda Theme for my own VS Code setup too!
well, finally I got the extension for the icons *_* thanks a lot and my fav/current theme is Monokai Pro (Filter Octagon)
I actually tried the theme "oceanic blue", I felt that great and suggest everyone try once
My favorite theme so far is Doki Theme: Re:Zero: Ram.. the first one.. easy on the eyes and very nice contrast
I really want a collab between him and the primeagen
The default theme is the best
for someone who try to get into linux community and choosing arch I would like to see video of setup arch for work enviroment for web development the more detail it get the better I dont care how long the video are I will watch the entire video also yes I do know there a better distro for beginner friendly but still I want the ultimate customize ability so yeah
Jesus! I didn't know about an Ubuntu tab on terminal. Had to use google for copleof minutes, but the result is amazing. Thanks a lot!
"Code Blue" very recommended color theme
My favourite themes by far are the dark variants of Gruvbox Material and Everforest, both by the same guy as far as I know. They have softer contrast though, so probably not a super helpful recommendation, hey. For those who like less pop, though, I'd highly recommend either, especially the first. I actually don't mind ligatures either; I generally use JetBrains Mono day to day.
Jetbrains Mono? You, my friend, are a real one.
Dark+ (default dark) all day and all night
dark modern also solid
try "aesthetic" theme you'll love it.
the terminal website is fantastic!
The way he said Andromeda hurt my brain
Sorry ☹️
theme: doki theme. allows you to have anime girl stickers in your editor and a theme surrounding it (sayori-dark for the bg and senko for the sticker is my fav and current)
terminal: powershell (WSL is great. but until you have todo git commits. then you have togo through adding your git token)
wakatime: this is an extension that tracks your time coding
discord RPC.
code runner as well. saves time so you wont have to write in the terminal to save your code.
you juts press a button.
My favorite theme is Ayu ! I LOVE this one
VIM? Dude go old school with straight Vi, no mouse, no arrows, no extended keyboard options just 80x40 8bit characters. Hard-core for the ultimate mental S&M
I widen my vertical scrollbar with
"editor.scrollbar.verticalScrollbarSize": 100
It makes changes, errors, bookmarks, etc easier to read since the scrollbar is divided into 3 columns.
Atom may have died, but my favorite color scheme will always be one dark.
Great video, I use Moonlight as theme and its pretty good
if people like vim binds a lot, there is an extension to add it to vscode
You can always use the Vim Hotkeys in VS Code if that's your cup of tea.
how i open vscode
step1: windows + r
step2: type code
step3: enter
step4: their you go
I’m way into the super vibrant/saturated look. I run the Monokai Charcoal main theme.
Nice theme. I use phpstorm myself and use Materials oceanic theme with high contrast. Might try and make the switch to vs code once my license ends
moving the Side Bar to the right side is money.
I *am* subscribed Forrest, and have been for some years. You look much better with the shorter hair too BTW.
Nah I'm gana use "YOUR" theme, here, homie, lookin' SLICK yes indeed!!!! ... .. And some nice extension recommendations that "Prettier" is a Must Have for any real coders out there. For sure. WOW , VS Code is so awesome. ~ Cheers , ~ "the" Rev
What made you swap off of Arch? Also, I would be very interested in seeing that setup. Thanks for all you do!
I love ligatures, but my favorite font is Cascadia Code / Caskaydia Kove
Vanilla theme baby!
God I love your channel dude, thank you for being you!
One thing you didn't cover is your font, because that's one thing I did customize in VSCode. My font is Source Code Pro and my theme is One Dark Pro Flat. Oh, and btw, F2 can also change tag names in React, Svelte, etc. Just put your cursor on a tag and hit F2, specify the new name and it'll update it.
I started using VS Code at work and then switched to WebStorm and never looked back.
Winter is coming is a very good theme you should try it.
12:38 Sounds like a fun idea!
i cannot believe you said andromeda like that
Your keyboard is very nice, what are you using?
Call me basic but Community Material Theme: Darker is my current and favourite VSCode theme by a long way ;)
I legit never knew the use of minimap till today.
Some useful extensions:
Import cost
DotENV
Thunder Client (Postman alternative)
minimap definitely gets in the way when you split multiple files in a window
Vs code with the vim extension is all I need.
vim mode in vscode is the best of both worlds
my fav theme is the blueberry series, I find them pleasing but banana has better contrast than the default one. I even built my site around banana blueberry.
can you share a link to your site?
Comic Code font. I love it!
I use the Monkai Pro theme.
Panda pink + unsaved files + turbo console log
LOVING that keyboard - what is it, if you don't mind me asking?
Deepdark Material Theme is cool)
Thank you bro Very important video❤️
I was looking for this exactly, but I didn't find your config.json
I loved much more than others
This one became my favorite
Help me, I'm from Brazil we love this guy so much
for html tag changer users, use Pug, not a vscode extension, an html pre-processor. Really improves code readability and doesn't require you to end your html file with
I'm a bit late to the party, but I have been using and liking the Palenight Theme
bro the way this video is, i cant even tell whats an ad and not an ad 😂😂
kinda feel trapped cause i dont know when to skip 😕 😅😅🤣
Obviously Dracula theme. Dracula has meaning in syntax highlighting. One dark pro is almost same, but there were some codes that dracula decided to highlight better which One dark pro just kept it default. So I use dracula.
Very helpful video. Visual Studio Code is my go-to code software.
live server one of the best things ever.
Gruvbox Dark Hard on everything possible! Victor Mono font ftw!
I'm glad I came across this video......I now know who to avoid in learning anything!