I've been doing web development for 15 years, yet every time I watch your videos I learn something new. Not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Maybe phseudo elements are not 15 years old and you don't get up to date much, but if you're watching this content this means you are still interested in it and you should be learning and watching these videos more
It is good idea to seperate classes and elements into dedicated videos, it prevents confusion👍 Also I cannot stress the importance of ::before and ::after elements. You can literally fix any UI mistake in a “hacky” manner :)
Remember when last year i told you i landed a job thanks to you? Probably not. Anyway, know thanttoday, I was offered a new job & I just doubled my paycheck. DOUBLED. Thanks to countless hours coding, and to really great content like yours. a 32 year old dev who thought that it was too late for success, not so long ago.
I like the pace in your 2018 Firestore tutorial compared to now. Maybe doing videos in 100 seconds format has made it faster but please slow it down a bit. It'll be easy to follow along.
Firefox has their own way of changing scrollbars (a bit less powerful though), through scrollbar-color and scrollbar-width property. Unfortunately, this one on the other hand isn't supported by browsers which support ::-webkit-scrollbar pseudo-element, so you has to implement both if you want to have nice scrollbars everywhere.
sir please make a video on how to setup a html css project which is scalable in 100 secnds also different types of project setup in 100 seconds or your project setup for any project in 100s
Please make a nodejs with react course that teaches Frontend react devs to use node and also how to use node and react together and also things like Mongodb . I’d definitely buy that
Hi... Liked how we can reduce the redundancy in the html templates.. I wanted to know what is a good alternative for a HTML table in mobile views if we want to make a web app responsive... I ended up reducing the font size for the table for mobile view which isn't up to the mark...
Your explanation is so cool. I love the concept of 100 seconds :) But what I want to ask you is- Why don't you make a complete video series/playlist explaining deeply what's going on instead of completing it in just a minute. No No, don't get me wrong, I never said that these videos are of no worth. Actually, you should separate in playlists. Like 100 second explanation in a playlist. And the real time explanation in different playlist!!!! Correct me if I am wrong!
Hi. Do you know how to prevent ddos attacks on your cloud function api ? AWS has AWS Shield and google has google armor. I don't think one can use google armor on cloud function. You can limit the number of function instance and that would limit your bill during the attack but your server would not be accessible to your users.
We can use rate limiting (express-rate-limit) with express to limit the number of connection from one user or ip address. For a real DDOS protection CloudFlare can act as a reverse proxy that inherently offers DDOS protection and more (they claim having a better CDN infrastructure than Google so you get the page from the CDN faster). They also have workers (similar to cloud function but limited to 128mo RAM with similar prices). Do you use CloudFlare or another DDOS protection ?
:focus on CSS pseudo-classes next ruclips.net/video/kpXKwDGtjGE/видео.html
nice
Two videos its like winning thw lottery this week
Amazing tutorials , always one of my favorite!
quick and effective, keep going!
UI for local Firebase emulator is just released, please please make video about it
firebase.googleblog.com/2020/05/local-firebase-emulator-ui.html?m=1
100 seconds content is like jacking into the matrix and learning Kung Fu!
excellent take
I've been doing web development for 15 years, yet every time I watch your videos I learn something new. Not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Maybe phseudo elements are not 15 years old and you don't get up to date much, but if you're watching this content this means you are still interested in it and you should be learning and watching these videos more
It is good idea to seperate classes and elements into dedicated videos, it prevents confusion👍 Also I cannot stress the importance of ::before and ::after elements. You can literally fix any UI mistake in a “hacky” manner :)
Remember when last year i told you i landed a job thanks to you? Probably not. Anyway, know thanttoday, I was offered a new job & I just doubled my paycheck. DOUBLED.
Thanks to countless hours coding, and to really great content like yours.
a 32 year old dev who thought that it was too late for success, not so long ago.
It's crazy how concisely and helpfully this was explained in 100 seconds better than most videos that are like 8-10 minutes
These 100 second videoes are pure gold. Great and quickly explanation of the topic which is easy understandable!
the 100 seconds videos are among the best, most information-dense content on youtube. Keep it up!
u hvnt uploaded for too long i think im gonna go crazy i need more fireship
Yo fireship whenever I search for something I find ten minute videos and your video right between them, ur a legend 👌
I've searched the selection for years.
Thank you sooooo much!
Thanks for the video! I never realised how simple pseudo-elements were until now
Thankyou very much sir before this i see 1-1 hour videos but get not some useful but this video is amazing
Thank you.. This been always a doubt even after watching 4 or 5 other tutorials.
You made it quite a capsule form 👌🏻
Respect man, i always learn so much in those 100 seconds. It reminds me of Flutter widget videos. And i love both.
1:46 I feel famous now! Kudos from Cape Verde
omg can I have your autograph? Cape Verde is a beautiful place
I really love your content! You're one of the only people who can make enjoyable videos about programming and not bore everyone to death. Keep it up!
Always quick and concise, if only other youtubers were like this.
Man this guy read my mind and created a whole video lol great video man thank you!
Genuinely, thank you for your content. Best on youtube that I've discovered.
this dude needs a raise
I like the pace in your 2018 Firestore tutorial compared to now. Maybe doing videos in 100 seconds format has made it faster but please slow it down a bit. It'll be easy to follow along.
Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2020 in 100 seconds!
for all this time, I never knew about "::" and I've been using just :after and :before instead of ::after and ::before
I was waiting for it for days
Firefox has their own way of changing scrollbars (a bit less powerful though), through scrollbar-color and scrollbar-width property. Unfortunately, this one on the other hand isn't supported by browsers which support ::-webkit-scrollbar pseudo-element, so you has to implement both if you want to have nice scrollbars everywhere.
Would appreciate a video about Websockets :)
Amazing video, great explanation
I didn't know that 😲
1:45 Heey! I'm there
sir please make a video on how to setup a html css project which is scalable in 100 secnds
also different types of project setup in 100 seconds or your project setup for any project in 100s
It's so surprising how you get to understand something in just 100s😆
Every day, we learn. Thank you
I got my answer at 20seconds into the video. Thank you
Confusing, but I'll keep rewatching.
I’m loving this channel 😍
Please make a nodejs with react course that teaches Frontend react devs to use node and also how to use node and react together and also things like Mongodb . I’d definitely buy that
This is very useful! Please keep up the good content coming
Interesting to hear. Would you make a video on Terminal vs. Power shell vs. Command line vs. Prompt
Always so helpful, now my code will be (hopefully) cleaner and more efficient
1:14 This actually makes react app faster. Especially for thousands of items
dude where you at !* we missing those videos
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coolest way of teaching!
Im a simple man, I see Fireship I press like
Finally understand this, thanks so much!
damn i was hoping for a title like "Psuedo elements ::before 100 seconds"
Hi... Liked how we can reduce the redundancy in the html templates.. I wanted to know what is a good alternative for a HTML table in mobile views if we want to make a web app responsive... I ended up reducing the font size for the table for mobile view which isn't up to the mark...
we're waiting for the next video senpai you're the best
Noice dude. I see your video and it works as catalyst for me to wanting to learn more.
See, this is the good part, Pecker
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This is when the job gets fun!
Nice video, informative and quick..
Great explained!
Brother would able to make series about all common data structure algorithm s
awesome as always! when is the memorization in 100 seconds coming out?
brilliant!
Please do a video explaining ssh
Please do the observer design pattern in javascript in 100 seconds next.
very informative thank you!
Where'd you go, good sir?
this was fire thank you
Now, this is cool🔥
Both videos are cool
I legit thought the two videos you uploaded were the same
Nice👌. Make a video on "Docker in 100 seconds"
Your explanation is so cool. I love the concept of 100 seconds :) But what I want to ask you is- Why don't you make a complete video series/playlist explaining deeply what's going on instead of completing it in just a minute. No No, don't get me wrong, I never said that these videos are of no worth. Actually, you should separate in playlists. Like 100 second explanation in a playlist. And the real time explanation in different playlist!!!! Correct me if I am wrong!
Great content dude, thank you so much
Do native web components next
Please make a video on JavaScript mixins in 100 seconds
Hey jeff, it s it possible to do 100s code concepts like variables, loops, statements for newbies?
Well explained; I like it
Really great videos
Can you record smth about virtual DOM is there any virtual CSS?
Wow, I really like you'r videos. It would be great if you could make something using React.
best video ever
Rust in 100 seconds please 😍
Great video!
that's really helpful thank you
Assembler in 100 seconds!
is not support ::before pseudo element
Hi. Do you know how to prevent ddos attacks on your cloud function api ? AWS has AWS Shield and google has google armor. I don't think one can use google armor on cloud function. You can limit the number of function instance and that would limit your bill during the attack but your server would not be accessible to your users.
We can use rate limiting (express-rate-limit) with express to limit the number of connection from one user or ip address. For a real DDOS protection CloudFlare can act as a reverse proxy that inherently offers DDOS protection and more (they claim having a better CDN infrastructure than Google so you get the page from the CDN faster).
They also have workers (similar to cloud function but limited to 128mo RAM with similar prices).
Do you use CloudFlare or another DDOS protection ?
wait, to short.. oh hell ya, it is just 100 second. oh man, thanks
Why was this originally private?
Thanx
Unit testing in 100 sec please! 🙏
Angular and Hugo vid?
which theme is this ? it looks great
1:12 why the .hello::after went blue? if the bgc i set to red? 🤔
Thanks
thanks!
Wow great content
I love♥ your videos
Bootstrap in 100 secounds
WebAssembly (wasm-pack?) in 100 seconds.
Nice Video!
what operative system do you use?
Amazing
Never done drugs but your 100 sec series are like little lines of coke I like to do before really diving into a subject lmao
Anyone can recommend a place where I can get a more detail walkthrough on before & after?
I know the basics of CSS only
Have you heard of google?
w3schools is a great place to look for information and exanples
Firefox has scrollbar-width, scrollbar-height and scrollbar-color to change the appearance of any scrollbar on any element.
First like and watch the video
@Fireship please do html dom in 100seconds video