I love your content! Both on youtube and on build UI! I would love to learn more about how you navigate so seamlessly in vscode with seemingly just your keyboard. All your favorite / most used shortcuts and setups. Would help us out a ton and thanks for making this content!
Thank you for the feedback - this is currently the most common request I get so I think it’d be silly at this point not to make some content addressing it!
@@samselikoff I've had the same question (regarding your keyboard nav) so just wanted to add another vote for that content. Lifetime member. Just finished the TW course and starting FM. Amazing work. Thank you
❤ app directory - thanks for the video to walking through the process. I just started converting a few of my projects last week. Wish I would have waited to watched this, haha
Question: At 0:47, what is the shortcut that you use to insert a line break after `{children}` without going to the end of the brackets and at the beginning of ``?
Worth it! I have the course, and honestly it's a really unique offering positioned in a class of it's own. Ironically there aren't many resources for things such as framer motion. I find myself going back to buildui to add new tricks to my tool bag or learn things like framer. One of the most impressive things was your D3 server rendered charts , and I've been studying date-fns after building the date picker which eventually I adapted to a date range picker. Now I only want to learn low level primitives, they're very powerful and I feel like I can build anything with them. Would love a recipe section on your essential vscode shortcuts and efficiency tricks - I believe there is a world out there were vs code users can be faster than vim users ha-
Great content, always insightful but i have a question for the nested layout, at the moment i am looking at building an app that uses nested layout but how does one go about the mobile aspect of it looking at twitters message section where it has the nested layout and the ability to go back to the main message route , i don't know if i am making any sense but i hope to get a response from you
@@samselikoff Yea would be very helpful, the courses on there already look great but would be great to also know what the upcoming courses were, you know as a further incentive to buy the lifetime membership :P
I love your content! Both on youtube and on build UI! I would love to learn more about how you navigate so seamlessly in vscode with seemingly just your keyboard. All your favorite / most used shortcuts and setups. Would help us out a ton and thanks for making this content!
Thank you for the feedback - this is currently the most common request I get so I think it’d be silly at this point not to make some content addressing it!
Thank you Sam. I for one have been asking for your theme and font.
@@samselikoff I've had the same question (regarding your keyboard nav) so just wanted to add another vote for that content. Lifetime member. Just finished the TW course and starting FM. Amazing work. Thank you
❤ app directory - thanks for the video to walking through the process.
I just started converting a few of my projects last week. Wish I would have waited to watched this, haha
Thank you !
12:01 ❤ - page as a server component by using Page params props instead of useParams
Thank you!!!
Your content is amazingly useful in real projects. Thanks
I am new to next.js . What is best to use pages or app layout? I am confused on what is best...
Please teach about the modal routes that start with "@", i didn't understand that from the Next.js Docs
This was super interesting. I'm also currently in the process of converting a course project from pages/ to app/
Question: At 0:47, what is the shortcut that you use to insert a line break after `{children}` without going to the end of the brackets and at the beginning of ``?
Shift + O. In vim a lowercase `o` adds newline after cursor, and uppercase `O` inserts one before. So I press `O` twice 👍
Worth it! I have the course, and honestly it's a really unique offering positioned in a class of it's own. Ironically there aren't many resources for things such as framer motion.
I find myself going back to buildui to add new tricks to my tool bag or learn things like framer. One of the most impressive things was your D3 server rendered charts , and I've been studying date-fns after building the date picker which eventually I adapted to a date range picker. Now I only want to learn low level primitives, they're very powerful and I feel like I can build anything with them.
Would love a recipe section on your essential vscode shortcuts and efficiency tricks - I believe there is a world out there were vs code users can be faster than vim users ha-
Yet to try out the App dir (Next 13). But have been hearing a lot of noise about it being buggy and slow. what was your experience with it?
Yea…I think I may have to buy that lifetime membership to get the tailwind and RSC guides…Thanks Sam 🙏🏼👍🏼
Can you make a video sharing all the shortcuts you are using with all the pluggins in your vs code?
Great video, thank you for this!
Great content, always insightful but i have a question for the nested layout, at the moment i am looking at building an app that uses nested layout but how does one go about the mobile aspect of it looking at twitters message section where it has the nested layout and the ability to go back to the main message route , i don't know if i am making any sense but i hope to get a response from you
Your content is so informative, I love it! Any ideas on how to make a 2d drag to reorder component? I have really been struggling to make one
Awesome video Sam. Please what theme and font are you using for your vscode?
Great video! Is there a roadmap for Build UI, as in the upcoming courses?
No but that's a great idea + we should definitely add one!
@@samselikoff Yea would be very helpful, the courses on there already look great but would be great to also know what the upcoming courses were, you know as a further incentive to buy the lifetime membership :P
@@samselikoff Maybe they would show up on the /courses page but would have dimmed opacity to indicate not yet available
Sam do you not offer Purchasing Power Parity for your courses??
We do, shoot an email to support@buildui.com
Love your content, crisp and on the point 💯
What is that organise imports thing? Is it an extension?
Just a VS Code command from the Cmd+Shift+P menu