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how do you activate the option to see what you code

kevin all the way 🫡👍

You know, i never thought of using fit-content this way. Thanks!

the odin project

the odin project

true the first thing i do when learning a new language/framework after reading documentaion is to start a project and actually use what i read

I started learning to develop web by deciding to build my own website. Centering the text within my buttons is killing me. It's been two days and I can't figure out how to go about it.

OMG Mr Kevin Powell!! I am on old dog learning new tricks for a current project and YOU SIR are saving me so many hours of research. So far 3 of your videos have helped me out and I am sure I will be watching a bunch more. I will be a flexbox expert because of you. <3

Wow this was super useful and explained in the best way

Just one heads-up: when i converted the font to woff using font-squirrel (Poppins in my case), using the Optimal setting, it clearly loose quality and precision in render. So, i changed the setting to Basic and it worked fine.

I don't think "the juice is worth the squeeze" with view transitions. Especially with the warning that chrome canary is unstable. the way it's used in the navigation bar seems like flash over substance.

Just starting JS so this is still above my pay scale.😢

This video was a eureka moment for me

What a cutie

Nice

"Back in the days, we can't just animate over display none" 👴

can you make a video about this new feature and explain more about the @starting-style? ;)

YOOOOO THIS IS BIG

This was a great explanation and definitely furthered my understanding. Please make more JavaScript videos like this, they help so much. Many thanks!

wow, who is the guy and where is his channel?

Thanks for this video, Kevin. I raised my knowledge of implementing local fonts.

Bright color mode is literally a felony

grid-template-rows: collapse

As a beginner it's awesome to know this

Generally, I thought it's not good practice to have a vertical scroll within a parent that vertical scrolls.

What framework is Chris using for daily development?

thank you sir! your explanation makes css grid easy to understand

Thank you so much teacher!

Today I learned about "finally." Finally! Personally, I prefer the async/await approach as that is how I first began to understand Promises.

Hello Fellow Odin Project travelers. Take a moment to catch your breath... got it? ok, lets continue until we get that first dev role!

Legend ❤❤❤

A great instructor with great t-shirts!

20:20 Maybe not worth it for just one property and a simple 'dialog[open]' selector, BUT it should still be possible to use nesting for the @starting-style if you segregate the pseudo-element reference using the combine '&' operator for both cases. That way, you can independently maintain the selector for the parent context, like this: dialog[open] { &::backdrop { opacity: .75; } @starting-style { &::backdrop { opacity: 1; } } }

What would society look like if css features were actually adopted by all browsers in a timely manner

i genuinely admire you guys for all the knowledge you give us! thanks so much Kevin and Chris! 🎉

Thanks Powell :)

I don't know why people keep saying in tutorials that applying the .json() method to a response (for example) gives you a JSON object, when actually it returns a JS object (plain old regular object). That must confuse a lot of people