Solving a web dev challenge problem using html, css, and javascript 00:00 intro and solving problem 12:11 Done – just …
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Great video 😊 i really like it. Hope you do more videos like this. Somehow this gives me idea on how to solve/do things even if im only watching.
This is great content! The tutorial is well explained.
It would be awesome to see similar videos in the future where you implement data structures with JavaScript, and have a visual explanations such as this queue example!
Thanks and cheers!
I hope you will keep these cool stuff coming
Really love your channel ❤️
You are helping me alot learn Js and React
according to mdn, the "event" global variable is deprecated. It's better to pass the event as an argument to the callback function instead.
People who don’t use dark mode in youtube are scary🫣 anyway nice vid once again! Keep it going💪🏼
I really love your contents and your shorts.
What does this have to do with queue?????
Great video, I think there was an opportunity to further abstract the behavior of the click list data model from the event setup to further clean it. Otherwise very nice refactoring towards the end, functional design is often a very sound approach for this area
Hey, really great content. It will be great if you could make some content on code splitting as well as how to analyze web bundles and optimize their sizes? I have spent last whole week into this topic and it will be great to see your take.
I really enjoyed coding and learning javascript with you. Happy coding and thank you again
great! this is enough refactoring i believe, otherwise it would be just like overengineering and it only brings waste of time for such a basic question
More videos like this please
simple yet kinda exciting to see how it intrigues me
Nice content 🍃
Suggestion: call the functions at the top of the script. It will work as JavaScript functions are hoisted. Of course, declare the const gridSize before calling them ✌️
Great video, this is the sort of question I like asking when giving front end interviews, a lot more practical than leetcode style brainteasers
You got this off Reddit
Great content
Wow super clean.can we expect wordle game also?
I said stack a bit too much in the video… this problem is, was, and should be solved using a queue, hence the video title. Extra credit: Try using a stack instead and see how it changes the playback, aka use pop instead of shift
Can you do a video about using readable streams in js? Great stuff as always.
5:12 Stack and queues are distinctly different data structures that do two distinctly different things, so it really DOES matter which one you choose here. Given that the problem you're trying to solve is to capture the order of some events, then play them back in the same order, there is an obvious "better" choice.
3:27 Can someone explain how the event handler knows what the variable "event" is here? I know that the first parameter to the handler is indeed an event. But normally you specify that in the function signature. In this example, the function signature has zero parameters specified, so how does the function body know what "event" is?
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Good job babe!!!
Great content and wonderful explanation while coding 👌 keep going mate
"function () " 🤮
nh but fr love your videos. However, I am curious as to why you used a regaular function instead of an arrow function in the event listener.
This is really great content. Everybody keeps making videos on how to make a website using JS. But, these kinds of brain teasers are very rare. I am hoping that you'll continue making these types of videos regularly.
Great video, love this kind of small project code walkthroughs
Great content.