Learn SolidStart, the SSR/SSG framework for SolidJS: ruclips.net/video/B6ZWvYGCHU0/видео.html SolidJS vs React comparison: www.newdev.io/blog/solidjs-vs-reactjs My frontend guide: www.newdev.io/devguide/frontend Link to GitHub repository: github.com/ebenezerdon/solid-gh-repos Link to hosted app: solid-gh-repos.netlify.app Link to GitHub API: docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/repos#list-repositories-for-a-user Thank you for watching. Please support my channel with the super thanks! 🎁🔥👏 Update 2024: Implementation with createResource: github.com/ebenezerdon/solid-gh-repos/tree/with-trending-repos
Fantastic tutorial! Been using just HTML/CSS and Vanilla JS for awhile now. Started to get in to Solidjs for my crypto scanner. This tutorial helped greatly!
Dude, thanks a lot for this video! I have a few years of expirience with common js, but just recently decided to jump on a framework train. I was really excited about solidjs but like all the "solidjs for beginner" content around the web starts with words "similar to react" or "unlike a react". Man, how about new people, who doesn't know react, what should we do?)))) Finally i found your video and you actually start from the start.
Been looking for a tutorial that I can learn more about solidjs by way of a project other than the official tutorial - thanks brother 🙏🏽! Solid is the future for sure, I’m looking forward to where they will be as the frameworks matures
I love react a lot, but solid.js is taking react to the next level. I have been working on a project in react and it's amazing how easy it was to port that project to solid. I only engaged solid after watching this video. Nice video DON, respect.
Great course but one thing bothers me as I am not a fan of the document object is there any reason you didn't use the ref attribute on the input? or just a personal preference
Ever since you uploaded this i've been planning to watch it, going through it today i was like Wow, you did a nice job. i always know how you take your lectures Kudos Boss💯💥💫
Awesome ! I was getting tired of Angular, reluctant about React, really interested in Svelte. After following your tutorial I'm pretty sure I'm going for Solid. Thanks.
Great tutorial man, you're explaining everything well, and making something pretty useful and easy to use. Loved the video, I hope there will be more in the future. One thing is I wasn't able to get bootstrap working the way you showed it in the tutorial, but that's not the most important.
Is it mandatory to use lazy loading for the component Home and savedRepos? because without lazy loading it throws the error "Can't use before initialization" and you used it in your git repo but not explained in the video.
can you do a video on createResource and how to use it with solidjs routerplease, I am trying to rewrite a react project to solid, when I ask for advice on stackoverflow i was given some advice but not on createresource and useSearchParams
Thanks so much for making this! I am fairly new to web dev, and have only been using normal JS up until now. The official documentation wasn't very helpful since I learn best from watching others SolidJS seems pretty Solid hope more use it since bloated frameworks are very noticeable on low end/mid range devices despite what people say imo
When i trying ro run dev following error occurs: [vite] Internal server error: Unknown browser query `>0.2%`. Maybe you are using old Browserslist or made typo in query.
Hi Hope you’re well. Been following your tutorial for a bit now and I’m loving it ! I am having a tad bit of an issue tho, so you did it in typescript and I am doing it in js. I don’t know how to do the export type Repo = part in js, for the RepoCard page. Any advice ?
Learn SolidStart, the SSR/SSG framework for SolidJS: ruclips.net/video/B6ZWvYGCHU0/видео.html
SolidJS vs React comparison: www.newdev.io/blog/solidjs-vs-reactjs
My frontend guide: www.newdev.io/devguide/frontend
Link to GitHub repository: github.com/ebenezerdon/solid-gh-repos
Link to hosted app: solid-gh-repos.netlify.app
Link to GitHub API: docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/repos#list-repositories-for-a-user
Thank you for watching. Please support my channel with the super thanks! 🎁🔥👏
Update 2024: Implementation with createResource: github.com/ebenezerdon/solid-gh-repos/tree/with-trending-repos
What really amazes me is the "no re-render" feature plus it's functional component. Thank you Ebenezer Don ❤
It's a really nice framework
How come we bear the same name. I thought my name was unique shaa🤣....well unique in spelling.😃
Oh wow I love the fact that you can export your states without any complex setup
Right! That's so cool
@@EbenezerDon I'll try experiment with it... I might probably make a project-based tutorial about it 😃
This is excellent, really loving solidjs and we need more tutorials and courses out there.
Right! Thanks for watching
Fantastic tutorial! Been using just HTML/CSS and Vanilla JS for awhile now. Started to get in to Solidjs for my crypto scanner. This tutorial helped greatly!
Nice. I'm happy to hear that
Just from the start of the tutorial I fell in love with the frame work, thanks Ebenezer
You're welcome. I'm happy you like it
Dude, thanks a lot for this video! I have a few years of expirience with common js, but just recently decided to jump on a framework train. I was really excited about solidjs but like all the "solidjs for beginner" content around the web starts with words "similar to react" or "unlike a react". Man, how about new people, who doesn't know react, what should we do?)))) Finally i found your video and you actually start from the start.
Glad I could help! SolidJS is really cool
beyond better than react, it's literally the evolution, I'm so happy god dammit
💯
Been looking for a tutorial that I can learn more about solidjs by way of a project other than the official tutorial - thanks brother 🙏🏽! Solid is the future for sure, I’m looking forward to where they will be as the frameworks matures
I'm happy you found this!
Hello, good tutorial. There is no need to use createEffect here, it is advised to use createResource. Thank you
Right. I didn't know about createResource then
I love react a lot, but solid.js is taking react to the next level. I have been working on a project in react and it's amazing how easy it was to port that project to solid. I only engaged solid after watching this video. Nice video DON, respect.
That's very good to hear!
"solid" "react" "next".. 😰 you made yourself a legend without knowing
Great course but one thing bothers me as I am not a fan of the document object is there any reason you didn't use the ref attribute on the input? or just a personal preference
Ever since you uploaded this i've been planning to watch it, going through it today i was like Wow, you did a nice job. i always know how you take your lectures Kudos Boss💯💥💫
Thank you for the kind words. I'm happy you like it
Awesome ! I was getting tired of Angular, reluctant about React, really interested in Svelte. After following your tutorial I'm pretty sure I'm going for Solid. Thanks.
That's awesome!
Here we go !!! Woah
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Great tutorial man, you're explaining everything well, and making something pretty useful and easy to use. Loved the video, I hope there will be more in the future.
One thing is I wasn't able to get bootstrap working the way you showed it in the tutorial, but that's not the most important.
Thanks, David. What's the issue you had with Bootstrap?
I would say: "Other than React"!
Learning never ends... Thanks the DON
You're welcome!
Is it mandatory to use lazy loading for the component Home and savedRepos? because without lazy loading it throws the error "Can't use before initialization" and you used it in your git repo but not explained in the video.
Oh yes, we here
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great walktrough my kind sir
Nice tutorial 👊🏾
this tutorial’s helping me so much, thank you for this 🙌
You're welcome!
Great video!
Thanks for your sharing knowledge.
You're very welcome
can you do a video on createResource and how to use it with solidjs routerplease, I am trying to rewrite a react project to solid, when I ask for advice on stackoverflow i was given some advice but not on createresource and useSearchParams
Thanks so much for making this! I am fairly new to web dev, and have only been using normal JS up until now. The official documentation wasn't very helpful since I learn best from watching others
SolidJS seems pretty Solid hope more use it since bloated frameworks are very noticeable on low end/mid range devices despite what people say imo
Well said! Thank you for watching!
what is the extension you're using to show the icons for files?
Nice tutorial - many thanks👍
Glad it was helpful!
Can i know all the extensions that are required in vs code like npm script, auto importing
I don't know react can I start with this one
Thank you so much
You're very welcome!
When i trying ro run dev following error occurs: [vite] Internal server error: Unknown browser query `>0.2%`. Maybe you are using old Browserslist or made typo in query.
Do you ever sleep bro:? Thank you for the content :)
Haha. Thanks for watching my videos!
Hi
Hope you’re well.
Been following your tutorial for a bit now and I’m loving it !
I am having a tad bit of an issue tho, so you did it in typescript and I am doing it in js. I don’t know how to do the export type Repo = part in js, for the RepoCard page. Any advice ?
Hello, you don't need the type if you're working with JS. Just leave that part out and everywhere it's used
@@EbenezerDon Ok thank you for the response, so when we call for example repos.html_url in the html part of the page, do I just leave that out too?
No, work with that. Just leaves the types out. In the props for example
@@EbenezerDon do I need to declare the stuff you declared in the repo part ? For example saying let html_url; ?
You don't. repo is from the prop. So you have repo.html_url
How do i change page title?
hello what vs code extension you're using? In my case it's not showing autocomplete and auto import
This works inbuilt with VSCode. I'm not using an extension for auto import
@@EbenezerDon mine's not showing class autocompletions. and I did reload vscode.
@@Im_Ninooo Search for this extension in VSCode: "IntelliSense for CSS class names in HTML"
@@EbenezerDon worked, thank you!
Duuude I like that. :D
Thanks!