I bet there's a team behind most videos. On the other hand, if Web Development is what he does for living, he is just able to learn this stuff really fast. If you spend a couple of years developing websites, you will develop quick learning skills. After a while, you won't even need tutorials, as you will be able create examples right after reading docs. And also, did he really master all the things he showed? He had a video about ten different JS frameworks, of course he probably didn't even learn most of them. But I agree, his videos are great.
This guy even Creates things inside his head while sleeping, I just finished making my raw design on Figma and had started searching for ways to create curved background shapes. Then I took a break and opened my youtube and this video pops up. You never cease to amaze me.
I always thought that adding curves to the website is going to be hard yet here you are providing me with easy ways to do that. Can't thank you enough!
SVG supports animations natively, you can do path morphing as well as move objects along paths. I tried it recently and the API was pretty straight-forward. The result and amount of work was comparable to a dedicated animation library like animejs.
Are you sure browsers supports SVG morphing natively though? It sounds like the Kute library specializes in that feature, while native support would be utilized for simpler drawing along a consistent path (ex: hand signature), element translating/scaling/rotating animation.
That's true as long as svg is in line so dom can pick it up, if it's loaded via HTMLImageElement it's encapsulated in own canvas and processed in out of browser rendering context and pixels are embeded back, thus your animations won't work where svgs are loaded externally. Unless you inline them at load time again by enumerating each image elements in DOM, regardless rendering context matters. P.S at the end browser has to draw and raster the vector to build pixels, but it's not always possible to get hold of elements inside svg in different renderers.
You're the best! Your videos are clean, well-explained and you always make sure to explain each step, from what emmets are (basic concept) until what you're projecting before actually coding. Thanks a lot!
I almost skip this video because I used to do this kind of waves for my projects but after I watch this, wow! it has many different approaches. I learned a lot. Thanks fireship.
As something of a newbie, I always wondering how these mega slick looking curves (and icons!) get made. Great tutorial, immediately bookmarked all those tools.
Who in the heck dislikes this [haters]? I appreciate your teaching style it has help me get into a programmer mindset and think what's the most effective way to do it. Thanks sir!
Amazing video as always! Another method I use for simple transitions between sections is the clip-path CSS property. I use it along with the Clippy tool to easily generate the css code. I love that it is also responsive as it uses percentages and you don't need to add other html elements, just set clip-path on the section and maybe give it a negative margin-bottom or so. 🙌
Awesome tutorial, I love how you go straight to the point with your videos. I learnt a lot and discovered nice tools too. Seems like a kid in the background enjoys it too at 7:20 😀
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen! I was trying to implement something similar to my portfolio website but didn't find any videos that explains it this clearly and easily. Thank you so much!
probably the only only time I increased playback speed on a fireship video..only coz it was html css and lightweight js. but as usual, amazing content♥♥
I was doing a website a few months ago, and this is just what I needed, I ended up using different libraries for the morphing that did not give me a perfect result, I will redo it and try it your way, thank you. I also did not know about the aspect-ratio tag, that was another problem I was having, that I solved differently, but this is much cleaner.
Its always the same with youtube tutorials. You have a idea what you want to do and you dont really know how? The next day comes a fireship tutorial with that idea. Really nice tutorial, thank you!
Don't be jealous as you might have some hidden skills which Jeff doesn't have He gained this knowledge with experience and so you too I assume you are very talented Just keep practicing
for anyone having issues with divs "eating" up another div aka "how do I put the curve div in front".. use z-index on the divs that clash and set the one behind with lower z-index and the in front with higher z-index. also make sure both classes have position statements in their stylesheets. helping sources: stackoverflow - just me trying to copy paste and troubleshooting his code
Css before and after was created for adding simple text or symbold at the beginning and end of element. Today is one of the most used tools in css to create pseudo elements. An new way to create pseudo elements via css should be created, that allows unlimited elements and fine control of its position, like div:pseudo("name"){location:before;} Location could be before, after or even sibling another child element
We need a tag for curved sections on HTML6
This went largly unnoticed and I'm disappointed.
Needs to happen.
That could be a nice react component
@@tommymaher4166 true
we do frfr
You’re a machine for pumping out quality content so consistently. Really appreciate your work!
Quality Pump! 😁
Haha... The clue is in the name... FIRESHIP 🔥.... It's rapid reaction....
@Fireship plise shire your vs code setting and icon etc
I bet there's a team behind most videos. On the other hand, if Web Development is what he does for living, he is just able to learn this stuff really fast. If you spend a couple of years developing websites, you will develop quick learning skills. After a while, you won't even need tutorials, as you will be able create examples right after reading docs. And also, did he really master all the things he showed? He had a video about ten different JS frameworks, of course he probably didn't even learn most of them. But I agree, his videos are great.
Yes
This guy even Creates things inside his head while sleeping, I just finished making my raw design on Figma and had started searching for ways to create curved background shapes. Then I took a break and opened my youtube and this video pops up.
You never cease to amaze me.
figma balls
@@good_boy_13 lmao
@@good_boy_13 lmao gotem
This video was magically recommended to me after an year and it was just in time when I wanted curved sections for my website
9:09
That HTML emmet shortcut for creating all those initial sections was amazing, i had no idea emmet was that useful
One of the best SVG wave tutorials I've watched.
I always thought that adding curves to the website is going to be hard yet here you are providing me with easy ways to do that. Can't thank you enough!
you are just blessing searched for more than a year for these things but finally found your video. love and respect.
What a coincidence, I was just working on a project and was trying to implement these types of waves.
Not a coincidence, he can read people's minds and make a video that is always what someone is trying to make at the time, happened to me twice
First time he read your mind?
SVG supports animations natively, you can do path morphing as well as move objects along paths. I tried it recently and the API was pretty straight-forward. The result and amount of work was comparable to a dedicated animation library like animejs.
I see
Ok I'll try.
Are you sure browsers supports SVG morphing natively though? It sounds like the Kute library specializes in that feature, while native support would be utilized for simpler drawing along a consistent path (ex: hand signature), element translating/scaling/rotating animation.
That's true as long as svg is in line so dom can pick it up, if it's loaded via HTMLImageElement it's encapsulated in own canvas and processed in out of browser rendering context and pixels are embeded back, thus your animations won't work where svgs are loaded externally. Unless you inline them at load time again by enumerating each image elements in DOM, regardless rendering context matters.
P.S at the end browser has to draw and raster the vector to build pixels, but it's not always possible to get hold of elements inside svg in different renderers.
I guess natively works but the paths needs to have the exact number of points between each svg, with the library probably have this fixed
You save so much time and good explaination. You dont waste time in writing code
This is hands down the BEST channel that produces QUALITY content which is ENTERTAINING AF! Keep up the good work man.
If you don’t want to use an empty div, you can put the svg in an image tag and style the width to 100%.
Great video tho def using the apps mentioned
you are the only dev who not running out of contents!
We need a course on how you’re soo productive lol
Its probably him enjoying things or having learnt to enjoy working on these.
@Zelená Žaba yeah nah, that's not how it works
@Zelená Žaba bullshit 🤣
This man not even have "join" button lmao
How the fuck 1000 sub = 300k ? LMAO
@Zelená Žaba well u not said on website lmao
@Zelená Žaba "EDITED"
1 minute into the tutorial, you already taught me how to save 10 minutes of typing. You are amazing at teaching1
You're the best! Your videos are clean, well-explained and you always make sure to explain each step, from what emmets are (basic concept) until what you're projecting before actually coding. Thanks a lot!
Only if they used this teaching style in school..... Simple, to the point and informative.
Love how nice css/svgs can make websites look
you have literally teached me a 3hrs content which I have not even heard of earlier. Thanks 🙏. Loved ur Teaching ❤❤
Not only you teach us how to make curve, you also gave a tip for making my life easier. you earn more subscriber
I was avoiding learning Emmet for a while now. It was time.
1 good example and all of a sudden doesn't look overwhelming anymore.
Really thx for that.
I've been coding css for about 6 years now and damn these beginner friendly tips did help me out on a load of things 🤣
The animation at the beginning was satisfying and silky smoove
I have a simple wave divider on my current project using svg and you just gave me an idea how to animate the thing. 🔥
This video came in such a timely manner it scared me. I was searching for this
I almost skip this video because I used to do this kind of waves for my projects but after I watch this, wow! it has many different approaches. I learned a lot. Thanks fireship.
Right when I’m making my portfolio page!
I followed and made this myself and it works and looks beautiful, thanks jeff
Quality content ever since I got to know about this channel! Thanks man
Man, this is some seeeeeeeerious creative frontend content in this video! Loved it.
Searching for something..to learn about waves to create them.. found you.. n its helpful. Thanks man 😊
As something of a newbie, I always wondering how these mega slick looking curves (and icons!) get made. Great tutorial, immediately bookmarked all those tools.
Who in the heck dislikes this [haters]? I appreciate your teaching style it has help me get into a programmer mindset and think what's the most effective way to do it. Thanks sir!
Now, this is Quality Content!!!!
Amazing video as always!
Another method I use for simple transitions between sections is the clip-path CSS property. I use it along with the Clippy tool to easily generate the css code. I love that it is also responsive as it uses percentages and you don't need to add other html elements, just set clip-path on the section and maybe give it a negative margin-bottom or so. 🙌
could you elaborate on the clip-path thingy? (bit curious on how you used it, I am a bit of a noob still so yeah).
Awesome tutorial, I love how you go straight to the point with your videos. I learnt a lot and discovered nice tools too.
Seems like a kid in the background enjoys it too at 7:20 😀
Dude, You're the best!
I dont even finish whatching, but I already get excited!
Nice content, congrats!
I love the background song intro and outro song. Just started learning css. These are really good.
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen! I was trying to implement something similar to my portfolio website but didn't find any videos that explains it this clearly and easily.
Thank you so much!
came for the ✨wave✨, left with a bunch of new tips and knowledge
My website will get a massive upgrade, thanks Jeff
instead of using an empty div maybe the would be better for this purpose ! i just tried it and it works perfectly as expected
I just started watching and you blew my mind twice already. Such a quality content!
Just needed a tutorial on this topic and this appeared in RUclips's feed. Thanks!
You made the best video ever created about teaching and explaining something 😂🤜🏽🤛🏽
You are my #1 content creator. What a beast!!
I am blown away. It is that easy? Dude...
Worth it, just for the dev tools flex box viewer. I had no idea!
Wow! This helps me break many dev territories. 'SVG made easy' would be a proper title. Thx.
Your videos are incredible. You always make web dev exciting. Thank you so much
THANK YOU BECAUSE OF YOU I AM NOW A LVL 2 DESIGNER
Thank you man, this video was amazing 👍 I subscribed without blinking after watching this.
probably the only only time I increased playback speed on a fireship video..only coz it was html css and lightweight js.
but as usual, amazing content♥♥
I absolutely love this channel!
I was doing a website a few months ago, and this is just what I needed, I ended up using different libraries for the morphing that did not give me a perfect result, I will redo it and try it your way, thank you. I also did not know about the aspect-ratio tag, that was another problem I was having, that I solved differently, but this is much cleaner.
Woah I didn't know about the flex box console thing
Its always the same with youtube tutorials. You have a idea what you want to do and you dont really know how? The next day comes a fireship tutorial with that idea.
Really nice tutorial, thank you!
It was really easy to understand please make video like this
I learn so many cool shortcuts and tricks from your videos. Thank you so much!
CSS is tough, but you make it look easy, pal.
Hope we get some more SVG tutorials! I always impressed at how some websites use it
bro, my million dollar todo app idea will look sick because of this!
Pro tip. Just use a background generator that creates waves. Match the background color to your root body color. No messing around. Looks beautiful.
your content gives me motivation to code, you are awesome
Fireship keep dashing out godlike content
I’m jealous of you for all the knowledge you have.
Don't be jealous as you might have some hidden skills which Jeff doesn't have
He gained this knowledge with experience and so you too
I assume you are very talented
Just keep practicing
@@IshanKBG 😂 I didn’t mean it as jealousy jealousy 😂 it’s a figure of speech showing that this guy is insanely smart and talented.
@@AtomicCodeX ik but ya you are talented as well don't forget it!!
This tutorial is one of a kind.
Forget the curves, that's some next level Emmet 👀
Man, you're on FIRE!
I love you, man!
Dude, u rock!
Let's ride those fancy waves!
Genuine quality video!Insane!!
3 min into the vid I subbed, thank you brother
Always something interesting to learn from you and these tools you introduced are simply awesome👏👏👏
OOOH. I love you, that’s just what I searched for.
Just a firehose of pro tips. Insta-subscribe.
Awesome content. Awesome delivery.
I'm so grateful for this video
You are awesome. Thank you so much.
for anyone having issues with divs "eating" up another div aka "how do I put the curve div in front".. use z-index on the divs that clash and set the one behind with lower z-index and the in front with higher z-index. also make sure both classes have position statements in their stylesheets.
helping sources: stackoverflow
- just me trying to copy paste and troubleshooting his code
Wow ! Thanks for the tutorial !
Just what i've been looking for, thank you.
Thank you sir for such a simple yet powerful video
I'm full with the confidence in less time very helpful video
Thank you! This video saved my life!
I had no idea about emmet WTF THIS IS AMAZING
This video is a gem
Damn man , it drastically changed the way I work
Literally looked this up today. Perfect!
This is awesome i have used it in my portfolio, thank you so much 👍
Css before and after was created for adding simple text or symbold at the beginning and end of element. Today is one of the most used tools in css to create pseudo elements. An new way to create pseudo elements via css should be created, that allows unlimited elements and fine control of its position, like div:pseudo("name"){location:before;}
Location could be before, after or even sibling another child element
Nice work bud, your site is the most interesting keep going!
this is amazing!!!!! Thank you!! new subscriber! 🥳
this is literally what i need
Great video as usual. Thank you so much for uploading great tutorials.
Your channel is soo good, I disabled AdBlock
An easy method to adjust those circles is to use the chrome css dev tools and drag the translate property and preview it visually
Ty so much, it was a great help for my personal portfolio :)
Wow. This is awesome
little tip for everyone who struggles with the background on a wqhd/UHD or mobile screen, set heigth to 100vh.
I forgot why I subscribe to the channel, now i rebember
i dont like css but i like you, thank you for the videos