Not sure... But I'm probably the only one who fell in the water when turning too fast to get the camera to film the next scene (saw the bloopers at the end? :-))
Really loving these videos, but can you please explain your code in depth as it's really difficult for beginners to follow the tutorial, regardless GREAT CONTENT
I do have a project like that in the middle of this course: ruclips.net/p/PLB0Tybl0UNfb7euQt0jV9evC74tnaWEwu But I might make a shorter tutorial like that one day :-)
Yes... quite many simple things like this are nowadays done using APIs, but they are incredibly slow in comparison (I'm talking about server-side solutions where you need to contact another server to call the API). Also limiting if internet is not available... Of course, many APIs are great and many applications can't exist without them them :-)
@@Radu that's right. i would be very happy to see more videos like this. you know what else i would be interested in? a video about utility functions. i watched your self driving car tutorials and found the part with the utility functions very interesting. so a video with mathematical problems that can be solved using special functions
Radu! If you were going to kayak over to the island, you could have got the answer just using one string... A 624m ball of string! I'm joking, great video as always. Thanks for sharing your skills!
Thats great! But in all the tutorials, when it comes to mathematics, my brain stops hhhhh I want to start studying mathematics related to programming. What are your suggestions for a beginner?🙏🙏🙏
I don't really know what advice to give here... Maybe try to visualize things to better understand the mathematics. And... work on projects that you are interested in. If they will require some math, you will have the motivation to pull through :-)
Yes, of course, you just use a Polyline to draw the line between the A and B points. Google actually also has a built-in function for calculating the great circle distance. I didn't use Google because I wanted to show the calculation is just math.
Are you using Visual Studio Code? There should be a small plus sign on the left like I show here: ruclips.net/video/NkI9ia2cLhc/видео.html at 4:44. You can see me making a file at 9:38.
Awesome! You are probably the only programmer who gets on a boat to test his app :D.
Not sure... But I'm probably the only one who fell in the water when turning too fast to get the camera to film the next scene (saw the bloopers at the end? :-))
@@Radu wonderful
Vanilla Js is just awsome!
It's a nice language :-)
That is the way a programmer thinks. Good!! (problem: ¿how to show off my new inflatable canoe?.... LOL) Thanks Radu!
:-)) it's a nice one. Even Tom Scott has one: ruclips.net/video/A6F96xSoLPg/видео.html
Yaaay congratulations on almost 10k! I'm glad I discovered your channel before that haha, hope your channel grows much more! \o/
Thanks :-) 10k is insane... Can't really wrap my head around that number.
Really loving these videos, but can you please explain your code in depth as it's really difficult for beginners to follow the tutorial, regardless GREAT CONTENT
I realize my earlier videos are a bit fast paced and more aimed at advanced viewers... I might revisit this someday, but not anytime soon.
Great content 👍, one of the best RUclips channel I have ever seen.
Could you make video about location tracker, thanks in advance!
I do have a project like that in the middle of this course: ruclips.net/p/PLB0Tybl0UNfb7euQt0jV9evC74tnaWEwu
But I might make a shorter tutorial like that one day :-)
Sir you are amazing. Remember me?
I remember (= checked the past comments for your name) you commented a while ago :-)
great video. it's always interesting to find out how you can implement such an idea without libraries. keep up the good work
Yes... quite many simple things like this are nowadays done using APIs, but they are incredibly slow in comparison (I'm talking about server-side solutions where you need to contact another server to call the API). Also limiting if internet is not available... Of course, many APIs are great and many applications can't exist without them them :-)
@@Radu that's right. i would be very happy to see more videos like this. you know what else i would be interested in? a video about utility functions. i watched your self driving car tutorials and found the part with the utility functions very interesting. so a video with mathematical problems that can be solved using special functions
@@DennisPeters39 ok! Will try to prioritise some of the math content I have in mind!
Lucky to found this channel
Glad you found it useful :-)
Radu! If you were going to kayak over to the island, you could have got the answer just using one string... A 624m ball of string! I'm joking, great video as always. Thanks for sharing your skills!
I actually thought about doing it :D but you would be surprised how difficult it is to stretch such a long string.
really love it Man!
enjoy coding ♥️
Glad you like it!
Great man🎉
Thanks :-)
Wow thank you!
No problem :-)
Great video thanks
No problem :-)
Thats great!
But in all the tutorials, when it comes to mathematics, my brain stops hhhhh
I want to start studying mathematics related to programming. What are your suggestions for a beginner?🙏🙏🙏
I don't really know what advice to give here... Maybe try to visualize things to better understand the mathematics. And... work on projects that you are interested in. If they will require some math, you will have the motivation to pull through :-)
@@Radu Thank you so much🌼🙏
@@Dino90554 don't mention it :-)
Underrated
You think?
@@Radu yes bruh... you are explaining concepts and intuition behind them, which is true engineering.
Lots of love from india❤️
@@gainsbrah9831 glad you think so :-) thanks for watching!
Awesome!
Thanks!
I love this channel !!!!
Haha thanks :-) I like your thumbnail!
@@Radu thanks, it's goku from dragon ball z!!
@@amank8950 :-)) I know: ruclips.net/video/qcQqlzYCXNM/видео.html
@@Radu Woah this is amazing
Great sir, 🙋♂️ thank you 😊
Most welcome!
awesome as always. Congrats
Thanks :-)
liked and subscribed
Thank you :-)
Bruh! the bloopers lmao
:-)) Now I know who watches these things till the end!
Very interesting video!
Glad you think so!
is there a method where to put it in google map and leave trace whenever you move?
Yes, of course, you just use a Polyline to draw the line between the A and B points. Google actually also has a built-in function for calculating the great circle distance. I didn't use Google because I wanted to show the calculation is just math.
Cool
Thanks :-)
Awesome video 👍
Thank you :-)
:( why good video like this less view
Not many people need this kind of thing, I guess :-)
@@Radu i love the way you think out of the box and how you teach .thanks for inspiration
@@donnjuan8752 Thanks for watching :-)
Hi
When I run the code on phone some error happened
What phone / os are you using? Is it possible to check if the browser has permission to use location?
awesome
Thanks :-)
why does Radu write HTML code so slowly and JS code so fast xd
Hmmm... Maybe because 99% of the time I write JavaScript :D
bam math
Yeah, for those who ask why it's needed :-)
Hello Radu,
Great project
I wanted to ask if I can use these projects you show in my code or on my github,portgolio etc ?
Thank You
Sure, but please add a link to the source.
@@Radu Yes sure
Thank you
@@jagpreetjakhar7560 no problem!
how do I create the index.html, the script.js and style.css files?? please someone answer
Are you using Visual Studio Code? There should be a small plus sign on the left like I show here: ruclips.net/video/NkI9ia2cLhc/видео.html at 4:44.
You can see me making a file at 9:38.
I found it! Thank you for your answer!
@@dim_kats3629 No problem!
NR 1 PE JAVASCRIPT
Ma indoiesc :-))