The styling reminds me of a "Swatch" I had in the 80's! I love it! 😍 I notice if I console log "seconds" (inside the getTime function), it calls it 10 times every second. When I change the setInterval function to 1000, it doesn't do anything for the hand movement that I can tell, 🤓but it does take a second before the clock starts, once the page loads, so I kept it as is. Cool little project, thanks again!
It's been a month since I started web dev, it would be a great help if you make more and more beginners projects in your upcoming videos. PS: Love your videos
Best thing of this video is you have not just teach Date object but also the core CSS like position, flex, How to center a div, transform-origin and many more. I will surely recommend this video every time to my Internees! Thank you
Good Morning @Ania, The influence of a good teacher can never be erased & you are wonderful faculty, this clock was asked in one of my interview , I was speechless , now I can answer in my coming interviews - grand solute & thanks
From a studient video to dev Kyle, seing you doing another one is cool and since you're in js it makes it much interesting to dive into this language thank you
I think the x-offset of the hands transform origins are off a little bit, it should be the half width of the hand. I think 100ms delay is unnecessary since the smallest value we use will be the same for 10 interval calls. maybe it will also looks smoother if we add transition: transform .2s; to each hand. I always enjoy your videos. Thanks Ania!
There is line code- ...(minutes * timeInterval + seconds / 10) + deg.. Two options for this 1) 60 divide 10= 6 deg 2) 10 is inside 1 second which is moving slowly, partly. I also asked chatgtp but still confused. I mean which one is true? Who understand this?
The styling reminds me of a "Swatch" I had in the 80's! I love it! 😍
I notice if I console log "seconds" (inside the getTime function), it calls it 10 times every second. When I change the setInterval function to 1000, it doesn't do anything for the hand movement that I can tell, 🤓but it does take a second before the clock starts, once the page loads, so I kept it as is.
Cool little project, thanks again!
It's been a month since I started web dev, it would be a great help if you make more and more beginners projects in your upcoming videos.
PS: Love your videos
Best thing of this video is you have not just teach Date object but also the core CSS like position, flex, How to center a div, transform-origin and many more. I will surely recommend this video every time to my Internees! Thank you
Good Morning @Ania, The influence of a good teacher can never be erased & you are wonderful faculty, this clock was asked in one of my interview , I was speechless , now I can answer in my coming interviews - grand solute & thanks
From a studient video to dev Kyle, seing you doing another one is cool and since you're in js it makes it much interesting to dive into this language thank you
Ania the Genius, thank you for making this.
Explanation is so easy for beginners to understand. ❤
Really very very osm videos, well explained... Plz make more video like this on javascript projects
I think the x-offset of the hands transform origins are off a little bit, it should be the half width of the hand.
I think 100ms delay is unnecessary since the smallest value we use will be the same for 10 interval calls.
maybe it will also looks smoother if we add transition: transform .2s; to each hand.
I always enjoy your videos.
Thanks Ania!
I remember that I used to have a hard time trying wrap my head my head around this but as I started to practice a lot more, it started to click ...🙂
Great tutorial. Thanks Annia
Wow! Brilliant explanation
Thank you so much Ania!
excellent video on JS . I love JS
Love you so much, pour my support for your demo million times, thx!
Thanks so much!!
Great tutorial! Thank you.
great job @Ania thanks for the video
I appreciate you explaining this...
Beautiful tutorial 👍👏
Ania we are waiting 😎
great video thank you so much
Good job!
nice and simple project
Amazing
Ooow Ania welcome (: what we are doing today
if you don't mind create tutorial how to deploy postgres for free plsss for portfolio. Nice content Ania.
Thanks ❤
There is line code-
...(minutes * timeInterval + seconds / 10) + deg..
Two options for this
1) 60 divide 10= 6 deg
2) 10 is inside 1 second which is moving slowly, partly.
I also asked chatgtp but still confused. I mean which one is true? Who understand this?
good video
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First comment pin me 😁
Who understand getTime, 100 not 1000 ?
Do you mean the amount of time that passes between each time this function is called? 100 milliseconds vs 1000 milliseconds ?
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Second comment pin me as well
you are reaching 🤣🤣
Why don't you talk about what is happening in Gaza now?