Hello Sam....Compliment...Your videos are very useful. Your pace is just right , knowledge is thorough and examples are relatable. Please keep sharing more . My team of junior developers is benefitting a lot from your content...Regards
You're videos are great but you ruin it with your own hand by starting from a previous template previous git repo or any previous video not showing how to get that code what it does and not even putting in sequence if a video is related to another one not making a playlist. Just feedback. if you want your content to reach more people please start from a blank slate (Like Traversy media and others) When you link videos doesn't matter how great it is, it is worthless no one, who is even in need can figure out how to follow along. Thanks (No offense intended )
I'm trying to balance giving useful information and how long the video is. If every video starts with 5 minutes of "how to install a repo", then I would expect that most people would leave after 1min. How would you get around this issue? With this video it's all done in the console so there is no git repo or anything like that. I'm not sure how I would do it in that case without making a 1 hour long video. If every video was 1hr then I might only be able to do one a month.
@@CompleteCoding Actually I'm not sure why people would leave if u use your first 3-4 mins for set up like just a npx command or installing a dependencies ( you can speed up the recording while npx goes or something you're installing or cloning) but without initial instructions or setup how can someone follow up the video for next 30min. making 1hour video isn't also possible but in that case you can break that video into multiple and create playlists. obviously you're putting a lot of efforts into each video I do appreciate but it's hard to follow up video the way you start an application
can you please tell how to connect all these functions to my react app ? thanks
Hello Sam....Compliment...Your videos are very useful. Your pace is just right , knowledge is thorough and examples are relatable. Please keep sharing more . My team of junior developers is benefitting a lot from your content...Regards
Thank you so much 🙂 I stated this RUclips channel to help developers just like that so I'm super happy to hear that
Literally the only dynamodb video on RUclips that explains this 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad it was useful
Many times, I simply watch your videos, your explain things wonderfully. Thanks : )
Happy to hear that! I really try hard to make complex topics as easy as possible to understand
Clear and to the point as always, thanks Sam! If you are looking for a sequel to this think about adding Update and Delete via Lambda.
Those are good ideas.
Hi Sam, splendid video as always! can you help me how can I integrate this db data in my react app?
In your react app you can make an API request.
const response = await Axios.get(`${myApiUrl}/mydata`)
const myData = response.data;
Hope this helps
You're videos are great but you ruin it with your own hand by starting from a previous template previous git repo or any previous video not showing how to get that code what it does and not even putting in sequence if a video is related to another one not making a playlist. Just feedback. if you want your content to reach more people please start from a blank slate (Like Traversy media and others) When you link videos doesn't matter how great it is, it is worthless no one, who is even in need can figure out how to follow along. Thanks (No offense intended )
I'm trying to balance giving useful information and how long the video is. If every video starts with 5 minutes of "how to install a repo", then I would expect that most people would leave after 1min. How would you get around this issue?
With this video it's all done in the console so there is no git repo or anything like that. I'm not sure how I would do it in that case without making a 1 hour long video. If every video was 1hr then I might only be able to do one a month.
@@CompleteCoding Actually I'm not sure why people would leave if u use your first 3-4 mins for set up like just a npx command or installing a dependencies ( you can speed up the recording while npx goes or something you're installing or cloning) but without initial instructions or setup how can someone follow up the video for next 30min.
making 1hour video isn't also possible but in that case you can break that video into multiple and create playlists. obviously you're putting a lot of efforts into each video I do appreciate but it's hard to follow up video the way you start an application
I would like to see a python version of this
Here's a page that would be really useful for you
docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/GettingStarted.Python.03.html