This was very satisfying to watch. Especially when you encountered problems. I enjoyed watching your thought process and seeing you overcome the issues.

These un-edited coding videos are the next wave if you ask me. I love the in-between and the problem-solving. Great stuff as per usual!

I love the fact that with this type of content you’re demostrating why we should listen to you and why is so good to learn from you. And I guess this also looks great in your resume, brilliant.

I'm a long term subscriber and I have to say, the best videos are those that we follow your thought process.. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

I love these live coding videos, it's so cool to see your thought process and how to go about looking for answers and fix stuff! I personally think these are more useful then a step by step tutorial if you want to learn.

10:33 glad I’m not the only one that can never remember if it’s included or contains for class list

Really enjoy actually watching you code and learning your process! This format is really awesome for new beginners so keep making videos like this!

39:33 Enjoyed Watching the Video and the way you Explained Things is Really Awesome; These type of Live coding Videos are very Interesting and Helpful.

Loving the exposure of your problem solving skills. The production seems to feel more natural and uncut which it shows to compare towards the challenges of us individuals when it comes to completing a task.

A part from having no clue what that js code is, I find this super interesting!

Thank you. Now i can understand how multi step form works in vallia JS

This is the best format. The problem solving moments gives far much greater insight into coding. Thank you very much.

Nice audience you got here. When I do videos like these on my channel, which most of them are, people are always impatient.

I like this series..👍 please don't stop this series...very inspiring....

Such a great video. It was great to get an insight of how the other developers also think when encountering a new problem and trying to find a solution.

I love how he shows the real process of writing the code, looking up functions and making mistakes. It makes me feel less bad about my own skills lol.

This was very cool to watch. I hope to implement this on my website soon.

I like how you always make good use of custom html attributes.

I love how quick you noticed the typos and solved the issues. Give me your brain! 🧟‍♀

I just want to say thank you. I seen this kind of design and was curious on how to implement it

The way you resolving the problems with the teaching us js is very interesting, and Its really helpful for learning process. Thank you for this video.😇😊

Nice to see you solve problems in this vid! Although I was sort of looking for some info that step tracker up above. Im sure you have another video that covers that.

I love seeing your thought process! Would love it more if you could do the same thing in React. 🙌🏻

I love these kind of videos, since you show how to problem solving as a developers and that what I always want to improve in my career!

I didn't skip the debugging part. It's so satisfying🤩

39:31 "And that's all it takes to create this multi step form. Me: "What just happened? Time to go back to the beginning of the video..."

Looks like the css part is the real challenge :D . I like it. :)

Hello Kyle I m from India and I started watching your videos just from this week. And I must say you are incredibly strong in narration and knowledge imparting.thank you for such awesome videos. I hope I wrote your name right 😅

Learning a lot from this. Vanilla js is often forgotten but so important.

This is one damn good video!! More of these, please

This really helps me how to think while I am getting errors. Actually, this video is helping me to develop problem-solving skills.

Thanks for this video Kyle. Its very encouraging to see that you also have some troubles understanding why is something going wrong ;)

Really useful to see the problem solving live!

Best development video I've seen in a very long time!

Bro i love every single video you make all super practical and super good thank you

Always love to see how you spread your knowledge

THANK YOU! I was just wonder about adding a separate animation keyframes as classes for next and previous cards. and add or remove them from the cards, depending on what button (next or previous) we are clicking on.

You really make web dev simplified! Thanks

Thank you so much for facilitating such a positive learning environment

You are awesome bro!! I am more of a backend person but i learned a lot from your videos. Thanks for your great content 😄

Great job on this video

Would be cool to see keyboard inputs to get help for some of those shortcuts you use with vscode

Really enjoyed the video 🙂 Would it be possible to have a part 2, where you replicate the list of steps on top of the form? Thanks!

i can watch these all day. sooooo educational

That's what I need Thank u

This was great, there is so much crap on KZfaq, you do it extremely well! Keep them videos coming!

thank you for this kind of authentic content

this was wonderful,

Wow amazing stuff as always 😎

I love this. Thank you

Nice idea 👍 looking for this for a while now

LOVE IT ! But laughed as a toddler when you noticed .some :DD

As a beginner the javascript syntax seems to be beyond but I just keep watching

we need more of this

That was a great video!! Thanks for posting it.

thank you very much for this video, very useful

Live code is so much better 🙂 Everyone have similar problem with create new project. Thanks

Great tutorial - thanks :)

Came for the cool form, stayed for the skill and problem solving

Use FIELDSET, not DIV tag to separate form elements.

This is awesome, quality content right here

One thing i learned from this video, is css animation is hard 🙈

Love this, Kyle. Appreciate the vulnerability of showing a non-edited video.

I actually used that exact same multi step form on something I was working on several years ago.

can you do a video on what to do with the form data? And lets say someone filled out the data but then moved between form steps to keep the data visible.

these "can i create" videos are great!

Thank you very much

Superb video man. Seems like CSS is much harder than JavaScript.

I love you man, your my new mentor... Pls I need mentorship 🤲

I really enjoyed the video, although I have to say you seemed to overcomplicate that animation. I'll try to do this animation later in a way I think it would work best. In any case, this was an amazing example on how understanding the way things work generally enables you to create new solutions while not taking that long to debug the issue. Awesome vid!

What should I do to have atleast 5% knowledge of yours ? You're so good and awesome at coding.

Hi. How would you do this: step 1 -> input number of persons (n) step 2 -> input first name and last name of persons (n times) in a multi form

Can't believe CSS can be so difficult!!

Thats so crazy!

I don't understand the "data-multi-step" part.. trying to get info on it but haven't found any

Love You Brother from india

really enjoy this handling with the animation always the biggest problem I guess, that's why I hate designer using animation but still can't hate them xD

"what are you doing step-title...?"

Simply awesome

I love how programmer works!

This with React could be beautifull :D

thanks a lot

I think multistep forms are not getting enough attention in beginner tutorials, when I got my first frontend job almost immediately I needed to make or change multistep forms, almost any project has some sort of it in it. So, thanks for the video.

Maybe a total basic question - but why add data attributes instead of classes? Do you only give classes to style elements, and then use data attributes for finding grouped elements with JS? Genuinely curious and new to programming

thank you very much .

Can You please do a video on how to create a working booking / reservation form with backend.

For some reason it won't let me go to previous step because it checks the validity of the input. I want it so it doesn't check anything and just goes to previous step without checking anything because it wont let me go back unless I fill something into the form. I copied your code but it still does it

Lesson from pro -Look out for MDN documentation 17:38

What are you doing step-title?

How would you build the progress bar within this code for a multistep form?

How to change preview on the page to make it show on another browser such as: Mozilla, Google Chrome and so on?

i dont know my my checkvalidity isnt working ,if i click on next it moves to next card but if i fill the form its not going to next card

cant believe a form like this can be so complex wtf

How do you replace the word email in all selected ocurrencies at 5:25, is this a VS Code extension?

so what is Data-set? is that an attribute? I have never heard of it before.

what is the data-step and data-multi-step doing ? Can I call them differently or are they some properties which can't be changes.

How did he make his reportValidity work without adding required attribute to his html? I thought empty inputs are valid by default unless required is used. Does anyone know what's going on there?

Why a data property on the buttons, over something like ID's or classes?

If i want to redirect page after hitting the submit button, how do i write the code for that? Please help!

Hey just curious how does the index work?