Why You Should Be Using CSS Variables

CSS Variables are a great new(ish) addition to CSS. Learn how to use them and how they can help you write cleaner, more meaningful CSS code.

[soufianesammah]

it's a pleasure to give my suggestion :
- Chrome or Mozilla DevTool tips
- Steps toward creating our own applications (planning, sketches, thinking and so on )

[What_was_wrong_w_jst_our_names]

Boss: make sure you check your work in IE
Me: yea will do boss

*i don’t test my websites in ie*

[dmytsv]

As for a new topic I would suggest stuff that is needed at dev work but not available in most bootcamps, e.i. 
1. advanced git with --rebase, cherry-pick, PR/MR 
2. devops (Travis, Jenkins), advanced webpack/gulp
3. Agile, Jira (very, very frequently used in workflow)
4. npm linking and work with npm modules
5. LinkedIn, GitHub, resume, portfolio - all the job-hunting things

PS CSS/Sass bootcamp would be nice to have too

[shashanksshetty]

My suggestion are as follows:

1. Swagger docs integration with node application.
2. e2e testing with puppeteer and jest. (Would love to see it with react.js)
3. Making own NPM package
4. Progressive web app (PWA).

[Pgarbs]

Colt, I love the style of your apps. You should do a full CSS course!

[hnasr]

Very powerful feature. Never heard about css variables before this video! Thanks great video

[Shubham-b]

Hi Colt, Love your work! My suggestions would be
1. Machine learning course from you would be great.
2.Big Project courses cuz no one's offering this.
3. Redux
4. this keyword and advanced JavaScript.
5. More backend.

[GTsurwa]

My Suggestions: CSS Grids mini crash course, JavaScript prototypes, inheritance, classes / subclasses.
Thanks for all you do Colt.

[SweetInsanity]

I'd like to hear some advice for people looking to land a job in the industry or as a freelancer on remote, maybe also about your experience when you started working or some informative story you think could help someone looking for a career change.
But to be fair I'd really listen any lesson you want to share.

[DevSprout]

yeah, but it doesn't work in IE :'(
(my fav. browser..)

[MyDpop]

“keep your JavaScript as javascriptie as possible.” 👍

[SachinKumar-sszx]

Thank you Colt for asking for our suggestion. I would like you to make more videos on front-end, CSS, Sass and a full Playlist on React JS. And, thank you for your web developer course on Udemy, it's because of you that I am finally confident enough to call myself a full stack developer. Thank you, Colt. :)

[yuhceeofficial]

Thank you Colt Steele. The gift that keeps giving.

[boristrofimov]

My suggestion is about an authorization flow. What are the auth tokens, why use databases for sessions, how to register that user is logged in, what's an OAuth and are there more ways (like authorization patterns maybe) to authorize users. Thanks for the videos, btw!

[hasanrizvi]

ReactJS (beginner -> advanced), thanks Colt, you're fantastic.

[sandeep.ranjan_]

Suggestions
1. Caching in node js
2. Next js set up
3. When to use which error code
4. Complex css animations

[ademineshat]

My suggestion will be a Series or a Playlist for "Angular, React or PHP".

[dakshsagar]

Regarding suggestions, something, anything for intermediate developers, there is so much beginner stuff, but no one talks beyond that. So you can talk about stuff like concurrency, threads, microservices, scaling, system design, etc

[nexorumby]

I would love to see a more complete git course where you also talk about a service like github or gitlab, and how to use those effectively with a team. You can talk about when you should make new branches, when to merge, more advanced flags when using git, etc .

Another interesting video would be about object oriented programming using inheritance and polymorphism. (I'm pretty sure Javascript has that capability, but I most use C++)

I know you mentioned in your "Things I don't know in 2019" video that you don't know a whole lot about docker/kubernetes, so I think it would be really fun if you documented your learning process while trying to figure those things out. It doesn't have to be with docker or kubernetes specifically, it could be over any technology that you want to learn, but I'm also trying to figure out how docker works so that's just what came to mind first.

Cheers

[francisseneve]

Hi Colt Steele I love all your courses on udemy. PHP bootcamp will help because I love your teaching style. Thanks!