is there any projects like this in yt?

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Thx

Yea. I have learned js but never really used it in a website because I didn’t know how to

U r right ram bro

I like how he tests with console.log every time he writes a function. That's good coding discipline.

@@RyeRob.isnt it node is base on javascript?

Anything that encompass front-end, including desktop app like electron for example @@JohnLow7627 NodeJS as the name says.

Node brings Javascript out of the browser. Which means Javascript can now be used for anything (server, desktop, mobile, web, games, etc.)

wrong, you have to know frameworks(react,vue,angular, bootstrap,etc...) of js to be able to do some serious stuffs or your web design will be close to 90s and 80s.

@@mr_wormhole 😩is that so!? Nevermine, even you can do a huge efficient and an effective web using bootstrap css html. Java script also. All these were very easily found! So can easily do.

Real coders comment their code.

@@bob-ny6kn god coders don’t need comments

@@IsraelHernandez-fq9dy Good coders comment. You are referring to people who think they are irreplaceable, but are not. I did loads of unpacking code so it could be reused or modified.

@@bob-ny6kn it was a joke my guy , get the stick out of your ass

@@IsraelHernandez-fq9dy oops. sry.

where i can get png images

learning to interact with the dom is a great way to get into javascript

HAHA lol!

hahaha I am not a real programmer but I get it lol

@@samixpunch9678 no its because you actually count from 0 in programming

You saved my life dude!! I was stuck in this for so looooong!!

Oh this worked!! Thanks

Thanks a lot man!! I couldn't find anything in Stack Overflow but I found your comment and it worked

Just to clarify, paste the entire code of the file inside this function guys.

hi i am getting error at function rock.addEventListener("click", function()) can someone help me?

@@MilanDrazic There are only 9 possible combinations. How in the world there could be more draws when 6 options are covered?

@@MilanDrazic Then it's just the way random works.

​@@fabioleonam Entra no canal dele e olha.

bright? thats R A C I S T

i'm using another clip art, the result not as exact as it should, but it's fun because i need some modification and i'm happy for that, this is my new skill during quarantine xD.

He know and he mention that on video

or just add it to the body element

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You ever figure this out?

@@brendanleighton did you ever figure it out? lol. I'm so stuck

@@stspapergenius Sorry, I don't remember this at all. I probably found an answer through Google. Literally, just copy and paste the error message into Google and you will probably find the answer.

sip color picker

@Lucas thanks fam

@Martin Bekus thanks fam

Atom and VSCode are both built on Electron and perform very similarly. Although I use VSCode myself, I was an Atom user for years and it's still an amazing editor. Github and Microsoft have also collaborated heavily on development, so while the "Use VSCode" recommendation is an extremely popular response, it is often based on the notion that everyone should be using the most popular editor at the time, because both editors are now on similar roadmaps. It took me almost 6 months to transition away from Atom, due to how heavily invested I was in that environment, how much tweaking and theming work I had done, and how effective I was at using it. Before that I had similar challenges switching from Textmate to Sublime. So although I do love VSCode, if it weren't for some of the built-in functionality I'd probably still be using Atom, as I do run into some issues with VSCode that make me regret switching from time to time. Sometimes using an editor isn't as easy as "use what's popular;" for a professional developer working full-time on a team, shipping and looking at deadlines on the horizon, the notion of switching can be a daunting, and potentially hazardous one.

@@Silverjerk nice response. Very well documented and clear. You are right about the switch from an editor to another, because the learning curve takes time and time is not something to take for granted in 2018.

​@@bobans Definitely. And despite what I said above, I'm happy to be living in a world where deciding between editors is a difficult choice, because many of them are making good arguments for themselves. I've been through my share of frustrating experiences, so I always try and check myself a bit when I start complaining about this or that feature, remembering there was a time when I was writing HTML in Notepad.

@@ShelterDogs Again, there just isn't that much of a difference between the most popular editors to justify a shift in workflow if it's not a requirement (e.g., if you're part of a dev shop that imposes ubiquity between its team members' tools). And even your own point is self-defeating. We can't ALL be on the same page, since VSCode has about 40% of the market right now, with Atom taking up 20%, and Sublime another 30%. So yes, it is about personal preference. Your argument would be valid if everyone was using the same editor, but the reality is that MORE people are using editors that AREN'T VSCode. And here's the thing, I think VSCode is probably the best editor that's come to market, and one of the best products Microsoft has ever released, but your "ugh" reaction seems to be based more on why this guy isn't using the FOTM editor, rather than any real argument against Atom, which is still an amazing editor in its own right (and is even using a shared roadmap with VSCode). Something to also keep in mind is that no tool is perfect. I ran into an issue with VSCode's Prettier plugin during the last update, as it broke formatting in several document types. I ended up working in Atom for a couple of weeks as the workaround was a bit hacky and kind of a pain in the ass. It took me about 10 minutes to install some of the additional plugins I was using in VSCode and the experience was almost identical. The only thing I missed was my Monakai Pro theme.

agreed!

@Darkthuggg it's called "Sip" on the mac. FInd it at sipapp.io/

Colorzilla for windows

@@sakshammanocha640 thanks so much got it added to my tool belt :)

Frank Deloupe is also a great, minimal app as well.

u can use Colorzilla extension on chrome

@@trungpvq8181 Thanks!

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thanks a bunch if it counts 5 months later

It should be document.getElementById

js is sensitive document.GetElementById *WRONG*: _*RIGHT*_: document.getElementById()

@@rosenclosed that what i was saying for two months xD

@@rosenclosed and we have a saying that means if your hungry eat.... thats a nice saying right xD?

you can use pixie

Check on me

@@nomatter56 Don't be such a beggar! Ew

Ryan Jin you mean the software to code this, If so it is called HTML 5

@@jupiter4264 No I meant the color picking tool

@@ryanjin6638 dont know ... I use ColorZilla

@@andresbf830 Thx man!

@@ryanjin6638 happy to help! :)

i don't know i search too

Search for hand emojis on google images

Thanks, dude! Appreciate that!

Thank you very much bro

You forgot the cursor property dude XD

available

@@thecommentary direct link to the actual page?

@@JNET_Reloaded Did you find it?

@@madeyeatreides4055 no, neeed a direct link to it im not signing up.

codepen.io/255994/pen/qQaByN

Hahaha, that was exactly what I thought xP

How fucking dumb do you have to be to think JS looks like Python.