By default, running `npm update` will not update the dependencies listed in your `package.json` file. If you also want to update the values in `package.json`, you can run: `npm update --save`.
Man! The way you teach and explain is extremely well taught, explained and organized. I understood everything just by watching 1 time. It's my second video and I am loving your content.
Thank you for your kind feedback! I make a conscious effort to provide explanations for the workings of things rather than just the processes themselves. I was uncertain if this level of detail would be well-received, but I believe it sets my tutorial apart from others. I'm pleased to hear that you appreciate it. Best regards, Benny.
By default, running `npm update` will not update the dependencies listed in your `package.json` file. If you also want to update the values in `package.json`, you can run: `npm update --save`.
Man! The way you teach and explain is extremely well taught, explained and organized. I understood everything just by watching 1 time. It's my second video and I am loving your content.
Great to hear that! I spent many hours working on the structure of this course. Comments like yours help keep me motivated. 💪 Best, Benny
I really appreciate the level of depth you chose to put into this course, explained simply as well. Thanks!
Thank you for your kind feedback! I make a conscious effort to provide explanations for the workings of things rather than just the processes themselves. I was uncertain if this level of detail would be well-received, but I believe it sets my tutorial apart from others. I'm pleased to hear that you appreciate it. Best regards, Benny.