This video is amazing. I tried to learn based off some other videos but they made too many assumptions about my existing knowledge and were hard to follow. The way that you described your thought process thoroughly and explained each line of code's purpose was so easy to understand. Thank you
"suggestion">> topic: perplexity / api analysis of json data and display results of analysis. though llm models like perplexity and chat gpt can do that too, but hey coming from you understand of code makes it fun to follow and experiment . thanks for the engaging flow of your videos.
Grreat video! Although one question how do you handle if you have multiple pages that need to fetch API data? Since you are only dealing with a single page in this tutorial.
Hi! Great video. I found this as I'm working on an api at the moment. In my api, I'm loading images, 12 at a time as that's how the api is set up, and each image creates its own html element. But the next step is making each of those elements into its own clickable link but the page only takes the entirety of the loaded api data as one element. So basically only the first image of the 12 is actually clickable. Have you done a video on this that I can reference? tldr: make each api element into a single unique clickable link. Thanks for the great channel
@@WebDevCody Say here in your video with the dog facts. You have 5 load onto the screen and you want to click on each of those 5 p tags to make a window open with some other additional info. But only the first p tag works and the others don't click. I suspect that bcs its running from and api, there is only one 'entrance' being detected instead of 5. Does that make any more sense?
This video is amazing. I tried to learn based off some other videos but they made too many assumptions about my existing knowledge and were hard to follow. The way that you described your thought process thoroughly and explained each line of code's purpose was so easy to understand. Thank you
Just starting to work with apis and felt so lost before watching this. Thanks for making this!
This video is so good that I want to cry. Like it so explained and detailed.
"suggestion">> topic: perplexity / api analysis of json data and display results of analysis.
though llm models like perplexity and chat gpt can do that too, but hey coming from you understand of code makes it fun to follow and experiment . thanks for the engaging flow of your videos.
This is the video I have been looking for! Thank you!
I'm greatly impressed to learn good stuff on consuming APIs
I just started messing with APIs, great video!!!!!
Grreat video! Although one question how do you handle if you have multiple pages that need to fetch API data? Since you are only dealing with a single page in this tutorial.
Good job babe!!!!
Hi! Great video. I found this as I'm working on an api at the moment. In my api, I'm loading images, 12 at a time as that's how the api is set up, and each image creates its own html element. But the next step is making each of those elements into its own clickable link but the page only takes the entirety of the loaded api data as one element. So basically only the first image of the 12 is actually clickable. Have you done a video on this that I can reference? tldr: make each api element into a single unique clickable link. Thanks for the great channel
Sorry not sure I understand. You have a single api endpoint which returns an array of elements?
@@WebDevCody Say here in your video with the dog facts. You have 5 load onto the screen and you want to click on each of those 5 p tags to make a window open with some other additional info. But only the first p tag works and the others don't click. I suspect that bcs its running from and api, there is only one 'entrance' being detected instead of 5. Does that make any more sense?