Popping Over with Popovers

We use popovers for so many features in our applications. Toasts, search boxes, and notifications are just a few of the ways we commonly use them. HTML now has offers native support for popovers. Let's have a look at how we can use them.
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[@AMoktar]

Thanks ❤

[@ultrasys]

Whilst I don't have any interest in JS or front end bits like this Popover, it was a very nice and educative video, because of how the useless of Popover was presented, from the construction of a use case, improving of it, and final conclusion. This is how all tech explanations should be done, not like the great majority of explanations, including many done in presence classes when a teacher or professor simply state "it is not worthy to go that path".
Excelent video, even for pure back-end devs like me.
Oh, BTW, for thise asking theirselves "why the heck a back-end dev invested time in watching something he's not interested in?", the answer is: because development (in any industry) is never an isolated task and I should be aware of the chalenges others will face during it.

[@mikeynma]

I picked the wrong video to play the "drink every time they say popover" game with...

[@PraveenKumar-hg1lf]

Great content! Got to know so many new things.
Lol "Position is absolute 😶"

[@SebastianPerezG]

It will be nice if we can have a popover counter on the screen so we can count how many times did you said popover, jejeje.

[@codernerd7076]

I just learned about this from this video! 😮