hrvatwrestle: But that is not what I see when I look at this guy. Obviously he takes his time and seems comfortable, but I see someone that really likes to tell something about his own expertise. He doesn't complicate things at all, on contrary he paraphrases constantly and spends a lot of time on each point.
I don't care what people say about him. He's good. But I was having a hard time absorbing his words, apology English is my second language. I usually understand native English speakers but this one, I absolutely don't understand. I know this talk is excellent, talking about tips etc, ...Anybody who could provide short summary of his talks. thanks in advance!
@@programmingonly476 Woah It has been 100 years!, did know I have this comment, yeah, I'm lead frontend end engineer in a fortune 500 company mainly focused on MERN stack. There's more about life to spend all the time about programming. Cheers!
does this mean that under hover (besides being specific) its best to start with visibility:hidden so that it will switch faster while in site (I doubt it takes too much time to load)
Not enjoyed watching it thought. Though concepts he covers are ggod, but more code examples would have been useful. better search for what he covered here in google.
Can people start appreciating other people's work without complaining every two seconds? The root reason for dissatisfaction usually lies in the poor sexual life. You know.
He's just not well trained in public speaking. It comes with the fact that people who are of higher IQ tending to be shier than people who are more "average".
hrvatwrestle: But that is not what I see when I look at this guy. Obviously he takes his time and seems comfortable, but I see someone that really likes to tell something about his own expertise. He doesn't complicate things at all, on contrary he paraphrases constantly and spends a lot of time on each point.
When I not consider IE6, I use «parent > child» selector, because its much easier that making tons of classes.
Wow, that is awesomely helpful. Thanks David.
the guy has rights to be nervous because bunch of web developers are watching
good presentation. alot of information.
Excellent representation,
Very useful video. Thanks for sharing.
After 13 years, What have you achieved in your life? (In terms of programming)
Very useful. Thank You.
Nice lecture.
after this talk, google created chrome =)
Mandar Deodhar really?
awesome information
I don't care what people say about him. He's good. But I was having a hard time absorbing his words, apology English is my second language. I usually understand native English speakers but this one, I absolutely don't understand. I know this talk is excellent, talking about tips etc, ...Anybody who could provide short summary of his talks. thanks in advance!
After 10 years, What have you achieved in your life? (In terms of programming)
@@programmingonly476 Woah It has been 100 years!, did know I have this comment, yeah, I'm lead frontend end engineer in a fortune 500 company mainly focused on MERN stack. There's more about life to spend all the time about programming. Cheers!
great info.
2020 is here.
does this mean that under hover (besides being specific) its best to start with visibility:hidden so that it will switch faster while in site (I doubt it takes too much time to load)
at one point i thault he was going to cry.. nice content thou
No disrespect but he sounds like stephen hawking.:P
Interesting lecture. Thanks Google.
i like this video
wow how did u put 1h vid ?? Are u Guru on RUclips i mean whn i created my acc i put Guru too but i cant do more then 10 min
Can people do presentations without saying the word "ummm" every two seconds?
if Bill Gates and Hawking had a kid, it would be this guy. Great talk tough.
he gives better presentations than mark zuckerberg gives interviews.
After 11 years, What have you achieved in your life? (In terms of programming)
@@programmingonly476 almost done with my PhD in computer science. How about you?
god i am impress
Just hold it, I'm going to shit-up the size of entire public library! Eueh!
nervous!!!!!!
some people may not be able to present their knowledge well. That's no reason to criticize them.
poor poor guy, sounds like freakin scared. made me lol a couple of times.
wow i cant believe yall sat here for an hour watchign this
He's not a presentation expert, but then again, that's not his job. He was just asked to present the CSS way of mozilla, which IS his job.
actually no, theres a video thats like 4 hours long
Google needs to remake this video because this a terribly confusing. This guy is barely coherrent.
speakers that use "um um so sort of" a lot are not interesting..content was pretty good though
i just cant just accept signal from that tone..
Not enjoyed watching it thought. Though concepts he covers are ggod, but more code examples would have been useful. better search for what he covered here in google.
#thankyou #mozilla #web #browser #data #user #mozillapubliclicense #datadarwinism #notimeforcaution #badwolf #redpill Sefra Correa Marielyn Correa Wilson Correa watch this video
Can people start appreciating other people's work without complaining every two seconds?
The root reason for dissatisfaction usually lies in the poor sexual life. You know.
Content is interesting, but that guy is no good at giving talks. He doesn't belong on a stage.
Good God, man! Rehearse your talks, please. You're uhhing and uhming us to death.
He's just not well trained in public speaking. It comes with the fact that people who are of higher IQ tending to be shier than people who are more "average".
This guy can't teach anything, I would rather prefer someone with less knowledge but with the ability to actually transmit it.
he's so used to speak with computers that now he talks like one.
longest video on youtube