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Here are the lyrics: [Intro] Whenever I see an effect and feel that I know it's creator is quite the real deal, I'll first try to see if I too can attain it, and then make a video to try to explain it. With one single goal, to take a complex thing and break it into pieces that aren't so perplexing. We just need a starting point, it doesn't matter where; an icon, a color, or in this case a square. [Start] The first thing it needs are a size and a border. The R, G and B would come next in the order, And I suppose we should cover how it looks when we hover. Here there's a few different things to discover, you've probably guessed that there's a transition from hidden to a more visible condition. To that I would offer one single correction, that we forgot to consider the mouse's direction. While on the way out it's slow and consistent, on the way in, the change should be *instant.* With this singular tile we've laid the foundation; Paving the way for some more explanation. [Sponser Segment] But first I'll extend you a swift invitation, And believe me, I have some good information. If you need a quick way to build applications from a database layer to authentication, I'd recommend `appwrite` with no hesitation. Their service is quite an impressive creation, What's that you hail from the `Firebase` Nation? No worries, their wizards and easy migration. From here I'll extend you my recommendation, to give them a try with a quick registration. [Start again] We've made it this far that much is clear, but somehow we still need to make our way here. Say that we wanted our grid ten by ten, we could copy our tile again and again. But I think I want the lazy solution, a function could do it with one execution. A line of code each for the tile and container, and the `for` loop here will complete the remainder. A few steps inside is all that we'll do, cloning is one and depending is two. Though a singular tile was fine before, our loop is giving us ninety-nine more. Right about now you might be discovering, each of our tiles has the same coloring. To pick out a few we'll use an inspector, then bury each one with the nth child selector. While a repeatable pattern is certainly practical, I think the randomness could be more maximal. One thing I learned is that patterns are stackable; No need to be perfect, just make sure they're passable. Now why don't we look and see what we've missed? The icons are probably topping the list. Font Awesome is usually the place that I go (affiliate link in description below). When I need a pattern, at least one that's repeatable, I'd typically say a design tool is unbeatable. But CSS backgrounds are auto repeated, so thats not the step that we need completed. We can change the size here, thats all perfectly fine. The real issue however is in how they align. Since there isn't a property to spread them apart, maybe the icon is a good place to start. See the image itself will keep its dimension. It's the icon inside that needs our attention. Now we just simply take our revision and line it back up in the proper position. What we are left with is a straightforward objective, a little rotation and an adjusted perspective. You could opt to use the original as reference, it's really just a matter of personal preference. After we add some more columns and rows, we could layer a gradient on top I suppose. But I don't really have a rhyme for the close, ehh I'll just give you a boop on the nose. *_boop_*
Usually long-form rhyming like this tends to be really bad, as the person makes huge stretches to find a rhyme. You made it sound very natural and the flow was great. To do that in addition to explaining a cool effect is incredibly impressive!
I love your style of videos, and how you avoid making web dev tedious! I haven't seen such an innovation, since fireship brought us an explanation! I truly appreciate your creation, and hope this money gives you a bit of motivation
@@eyalb8421 How is it like in Israel/Palestine right now? (Yes I spent time figuring out what it is. For people who want to know, it's the Israeli new shekel ₪. Officially Israel uses it, but its unofficially used in Palestine too. Please don't make this political.)
@@Appwrite You have a good spokesperson here; I now hold this video quite dear. I hope your support let's them continue, and that they help you keep quite a retinue.
Your rhymes were smooth, and the tutorial's tight, Teaching CSS in a way that's just right. From squares to borders and transitions galore, You made complex things something to explore. The way you break it down, it's easy to see, You've got the knack for simplicity. I'll take these tips and put them to use, With your rhymes, coding's no longer obtuse! Thanks for the lesson, it's truly a gem, I'll be back for more-don't know when, but then!
You recommended the sponsor with no hesitation, and now it's my time to pay full attention I don't know what's going with the UI trend, but I am sure I must share this to my friend❤ Seems like you are now a writer and that's how you earned a new subscriber!
Advertisers, make a requirement, you must rhyme during your ad fragment, I think the style is pretty neat, I watch the ad on repeat, I listen to it and I might buy, cuz let's be honest, rhymes don't lie
As someone writing lots of code, I like how you aligned each thought, The rhyming was good, the message insane, Your lyrics won't be passing in vain. Keep it up, and go with the flow, Though I know that you won't slow, With CSS 3 I think you are native, This time you got very creative!❤
I refuse to believe that Mozart is dead, this guy is our Mozart, Mozart in Coding, Beethoven in Rhyming and Bach in Video Editing. This is a masterpiece of our current times. we need to celebrate this guy. Hurray!!!
I don't know if I'm watching Hyperplexed's video, listening to Slim Shady or living in Shakespeare Every video of yours is magic in his own way, you are that good that I don't even feel bad for not being that good, I just stare and enjoy every single second of the video
How come every time I watch your content and you rhyme, I wonder what you came up with this time. Your videos are always so great to see, and I already wonder what next time’s gonna be…
One thing I know, Those squares have some flow. A cool creation, I might use it in an application. This vid was cool And I ain't no fool. This vid deserves a like - No matter if at home or on a hike. Now that I'm done, Go have some fun!!!
Hyperplexed, your video’s pure delight, Editing and insights, all just right. Your skills are sharp, your style is sleek, In the RUclips realm, you're truly unique!
I just simply can not be the only one beeing astonished by the quality in which this video is done. The writing, editing and animation show the insane level of dedication.
This video is so magical, my dopamine after watching it became maximal. I'm a big advocate for beautiful code, anyone should write like a poet. Well done! *boop*
Your videos shine so bright and bold, Your content's fire, never growing old! You share your passion with skill and grace, A true creator, in every single place!
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Thanks for watching!!
Too many rhymes can make our brain go inane...
I thought the title said cs
try copying something from here:- nohello.net/en/ and the animations from ASUS ROG ZEPHYRUS DUO LAPTOP SHOWCASE page
Outstanding job!!
1:24
whatever appwrite paid you, it wasn't enough.
here here!!!!
Agree, ask for more
Nah appwrite is actually slept on
SO TRUE!!!
Who, me?? 👀
Every time you do something like this i am left hyperplexed
He left me hyper_perplexed
@@rafaelschesschannel7404 wow, what a coincidence that this is the creator‘s name!! Someone should make a joke about that
@@rafaelschesschannel7404aqua berry's joke but worse
damn that sponsor spot was fire
But everything changed when the fire nation attacked
his rhyming ability leaves me inspired
I agree
@@AmaroqStarwindfire nation who?
@@rowboat10the wordplay at hand is very admired
Wouldn't you know it, we've found a code poet.
BARZ 🔥
That half rhyme go crazy!!
coet
i was just about to comment that!
haven't seen someone combine the two
i can certainly say the experience is new
One of the rare times i watched though the ad. At first i didnt even realise it was an ad, thats how good it was done
The only reason I realized it was an ad immediately, was because I saw the sponsorblock skip sponsor button show up.
@@ego-lay_atman-bay a fellow youtube premium apk enjoyer i see 😂
@@nikolabosevski1435 um... I use revanced...
@@ego-lay_atman-bayyes but did you watch??
@@Appwrite yes
Here are the lyrics:
[Intro]
Whenever I see an effect and feel that I know it's creator is quite the real deal,
I'll first try to see if I too can attain it,
and then make a video to try to explain it.
With one single goal,
to take a complex thing and break it into pieces that aren't so perplexing.
We just need a starting point, it doesn't matter where; an icon, a color, or in this case a square.
[Start]
The first thing it needs are a size and a border.
The R, G and B would come next in the order,
And I suppose we should cover how it looks when we hover.
Here there's a few different things to discover,
you've probably guessed that there's a transition from hidden to a more visible condition.
To that I would offer one single correction,
that we forgot to consider the mouse's direction.
While on the way out it's slow and consistent,
on the way in, the change should be *instant.*
With this singular tile we've laid the foundation;
Paving the way for some more explanation.
[Sponser Segment]
But first I'll extend you a swift invitation,
And believe me, I have some good information.
If you need a quick way to build applications from a database layer to authentication,
I'd recommend `appwrite` with no hesitation.
Their service is quite an impressive creation,
What's that you hail from the `Firebase` Nation?
No worries, their wizards and easy migration.
From here I'll extend you my recommendation,
to give them a try with a quick registration.
[Start again]
We've made it this far that much is clear,
but somehow we still need to make our way here.
Say that we wanted our grid ten by ten,
we could copy our tile again and again.
But I think I want the lazy solution,
a function could do it with one execution.
A line of code each for the tile and container,
and the `for` loop here will complete the remainder.
A few steps inside is all that we'll do,
cloning is one and depending is two.
Though a singular tile was fine before,
our loop is giving us ninety-nine more.
Right about now you might be discovering,
each of our tiles has the same coloring.
To pick out a few we'll use an inspector,
then bury each one with the nth child selector.
While a repeatable pattern is certainly practical,
I think the randomness could be more maximal.
One thing I learned is that patterns are stackable;
No need to be perfect, just make sure they're passable.
Now why don't we look and see what we've missed?
The icons are probably topping the list.
Font Awesome is usually the place that I go (affiliate link in description below).
When I need a pattern, at least one that's repeatable,
I'd typically say a design tool is unbeatable.
But CSS backgrounds are auto repeated,
so thats not the step that we need completed.
We can change the size here, thats all perfectly fine.
The real issue however is in how they align.
Since there isn't a property to spread them apart,
maybe the icon is a good place to start.
See the image itself will keep its dimension.
It's the icon inside that needs our attention.
Now we just simply take our revision and line it back up in the proper position.
What we are left with is a straightforward objective,
a little rotation and an adjusted perspective.
You could opt to use the original as reference,
it's really just a matter of personal preference.
After we add some more columns and rows, we could layer a gradient on top I suppose.
But I don't really have a rhyme for the close,
ehh I'll just give you a boop on the nose.
*_boop_*
the paragraph guy!!!
the boop is the best part
It only makes it more perfect that the runtime is 3:14.
Bars 🔥🔥
τ/2
pi reference?!??
3:04
*|boop|*
@@bartolhrg7609 tau over 2 goes hard
This is the first time i actually liked hearing an ad
Same
Usually long-form rhyming like this tends to be really bad, as the person makes huge stretches to find a rhyme. You made it sound very natural and the flow was great. To do that in addition to explaining a cool effect is incredibly impressive!
I think bro was video editing avengers movie on side hustle
I love your style of videos, and how you avoid making web dev tedious! I haven't seen such an innovation, since fireship brought us an explanation! I truly appreciate your creation, and hope this money gives you a bit of motivation
W comment
What currency is that?
@@_nahwhat pog money
@@eyalb8421 👍
@@eyalb8421 How is it like in Israel/Palestine right now? (Yes I spent time figuring out what it is. For people who want to know, it's the Israeli new shekel ₪. Officially Israel uses it, but its unofficially used in Palestine too. Please don't make this political.)
Auto skipped the ad, but then went back to watch it because I realized it would probably be rhymed
Good 😈
@@Appwrite aint no way
@@wyndmill Way
@@Appwrite holy crap its appwrite
@@Appwrite You have a good spokesperson here; I now hold this video quite dear. I hope your support let's them continue, and that they help you keep quite a retinue.
Wow 😮 Dr Seuss would be proud 😂
Your rhymes were smooth, and the tutorial's tight,
Teaching CSS in a way that's just right.
From squares to borders and transitions galore,
You made complex things something to explore.
The way you break it down, it's easy to see,
You've got the knack for simplicity.
I'll take these tips and put them to use,
With your rhymes, coding's no longer obtuse!
Thanks for the lesson, it's truly a gem,
I'll be back for more-don't know when, but then!
insane
I'm always blown away when I watch a Hyperplexed video 😲
You mean to say, you're hyperplexed?
@@jmg9509😉
The only sponsor portion where I clicked on "Unskip" and enjoyed it.
And you are better off now because of it 😉
@@AppwriteNO WAY
0:07 did you just rhyme "it" with "it"?
No, „attain it“ with „explain it“
@@abail7010yeah so he rhymed it with it???
@@IzackthestickmanNO
he rhyped attain with explain
or -ain-it- with -ain-it-
@@Somebodyherefornow nuh uh
@@Izackthestickmanrhymes are made of syllables, not words. he rhymed "tain it" with "plain it". only rhyming the last syllable isnt enough.
You recommended the sponsor with no hesitation, and now it's my time to pay full attention
I don't know what's going with the UI trend, but I am sure I must share this to my friend❤
Seems like you are now a writer and that's how you earned a new subscriber!
Great rhyme! 😂
That was the best appwrite ad ever!
I agree
Advertisers, make a requirement, you must rhyme during your ad fragment, I think the style is pretty neat, I watch the ad on repeat, I listen to it and I might buy, cuz let's be honest, rhymes don't lie
This is true
Itll be nice, then itll get old
Itll be nice, then itll get old
i rarely watch through an ad, but this time i did, and it wasn’t that bad
this was so amazing that i didn't even skip the sponsored segment
You did the right thing
0:50 uff just perfect editing
This made me feel there's a rhyme in every sentence I heard for the following 30 minutes
bro made even his sponsor rhyme! Bro is a full on chef!
To be fair, this IS one of the most Beautiful Videos in a LONG TIME
Hyperplexed, a true delight,
His videos are pure dynamite.
Every move sets hearts afire,
His name’s the one, we all admire.
That is the only sponsor spot I haven't skipped in a long while.
I usually skip sponsors, but not when they're just interesting to watch, even if I'm not gonna buy the product.
No need to buy, just say hello. 👋
"What's your favorite rap?"
"Coding rap."
Hyperplexed, i love ur videos
0:12 AAAAAAH, WINDOWS JUMPSCARE
More golden content,
Whimsical finesse abounds,
Masterful effects.
That was the smoothest thing I've ever seen I couldn't skip a second, not even the sponsor
You sir are a genuine artist.
As someone writing lots of code,
I like how you aligned each thought,
The rhyming was good, the message insane,
Your lyrics won't be passing in vain.
Keep it up, and go with the flow,
Though I know that you won't slow,
With CSS 3 I think you are native,
This time you got very creative!❤
no way bro put rhymes into an add read
mad respect
the sponsor segment is the best part we can agree
This video is SO underrated
Bro is the Doctor Seuss of Css.
I refuse to believe that Mozart is dead, this guy is our Mozart, Mozart in Coding, Beethoven in Rhyming and Bach in Video Editing. This is a masterpiece of our current times. we need to celebrate this guy. Hurray!!!
BABE WAKE UP HYPERPLEXED JUST DROPPED 🗣️🔥🗣️🗣️🔥🔥 !?!?!!!!!!!!!!
New Dr Seuss series looks great
I don't know if I'm watching Hyperplexed's video, listening to Slim Shady or living in Shakespeare
Every video of yours is magic in his own way, you are that good that I don't even feel bad for not being that good, I just stare and enjoy every single second of the video
This was certainly not what I expect, but I ended quite Hyperplexed.
That bit about the fontawesome link killed me. Love it
Man is singing and teaching, let him cook
Absolutely amazing! More of this please 😊
How come every time I watch your content and you rhyme,
I wonder what you came up with this time.
Your videos are always so great to see,
and I already wonder what next time’s gonna be…
When the wizard multiclasses into bard
I love it when you rhyme
This is one video where it's impossible to skip the sponsor, nor do I want to.
One thing I know,
Those squares have some flow.
A cool creation,
I might use it in an application.
This vid was cool
And I ain't no fool.
This vid deserves a like -
No matter if at home or on a hike.
Now that I'm done,
Go have some fun!!!
Wow, this was absolute fire
I didn't know
CCS is something to desire
First video in youtube history that made my WANT to watch the sponsered part !!
Man the video and the sponsor was both fire 👍
Best channel on programming. And poetry. And art. And all those combined!
Honestly, appwrite is super chill for letting you rhyme their ad-spot too, very chill, very chic
Did he just *boop* us?!
Wow, you are super talented. Made a whole tutorial and rhymed all the way through. I don't know any creator that can do that 😂
This has to be the best CSS video I have seen! Loved it! 🔥🔥
"Sponsor skipped"
NOOOO *goes back to watch sponsor*
You did the right thing
"Firebase Nation" was brilliant
Hyperplex is really great
His videos I do appreciate
Damn, you have the best ad reads.
I have no idea how you excel at everything you put out. Even your sponsorship has me hooked.
At 2x speed this sounds like the geekiest rap of all time.
This stuff is so easy for this guy he has to come up with new ways to add even more flare. Amazing.
I learned something new and my nose was booped
And the pacing aligned with how long I pooped
It's now easier to save every code, Thanks for the creator to make this episode
From this point on, I require every tutorial on the web to be in rime. Subscribed!
One of the only sponsors I enjoyed watching!
Ad so good i disabled sponsorblock
The most whimsical programming creator on RUclips
Hyperplexed, your video’s pure delight,
Editing and insights, all just right.
Your skills are sharp, your style is sleek,
In the RUclips realm, you're truly unique!
This is the best tutorial video I've ever seen. Well done!!!
This is the best video on the site
thanks I didn't know I could adjust hover transition times
this man is the next Kendrick Lamar "a few we'll use an inspector then bury each one with the NCH child selector"🥶🥶🥶🥶🔥🔥🔥
Wow, the rimes are amazing! I also love how you don't have any visible cuts and everything morphs so nicely into the next scene.
first sponsor ive actually watched all the way thru
Im blown away by the video and the sponsor part was so seamlessly integrated and so creative!
the only sponsorship segment I have watched without skipping
thanks for including me in thumbnail
when he says break it into pieces and the blocks appear like Microsoft logo, I see what you did here! XD
If i could give this a thousand likes, believe me i would!
So much effort in your videos, as always
The boop on the nose part made me unreasonably happy
I just simply can not be the only one
beeing astonished by the quality in which this video is done.
The writing, editing and animation
show the insane level of dedication.
This video is so magical, my dopamine after watching it became maximal. I'm a big advocate for beautiful code, anyone should write like a poet. Well done! *boop*
"While on the way out it's slow and consistent, on the way in the change should be instant." 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣
This dude is not just a developer , he is an artist !
It's usual that I like to skip the sponsor,
but for this one he had me on the edge of my seat to ponder.
To that I suggest you watch a bit longer
@@Appwrite Ahh yes, that might make my choices a lot stronger
Everytime from spawns after like 1 month , releases a banger then disappears for a month again
We go JS Shakespeare before GTA VI 😤😤😭😭😭😭😭
I deeply respect both your code and rhyming skills...this had to have taken a crazy amount of time to make. Thanks for making me smile today 🙂
Now we just need someone to create a beat.
Slickest ad ever.
this is strangely amazing
Your videos shine so bright and bold,
Your content's fire, never growing old!
You share your passion with skill and grace,
A true creator, in every single place!