If Pixar Made Programming Tutorials

Music Licensed by Artlist:
Yehezkel Raz - Ballerina - Slowed and Reverbed

[clarkkent]

He too lazy to find a 4-point star yet he still creates this masterpiece

[alessTheDev]

How does he edit his videos? They're so clean it looks like he codes them

[LoganWiggins]

Watching as a video editor and web developer, this guys videos are absolute magic. So much thought put into the projects and videos, and excellent execution. He deserves a lot more exposure.

[DaveChurchill]

I'm a computer science professor, teaching this sort of thing for a living every day, and I really did a double take at how well this video was put together. The way you broke down the problem and then edited the video together was wonderful. I teach about 30 hours of content per course per term, and I really wish that this sort of thing was feasible to do for entire courses.

Thanks so much for the great video.

[henlojseam]

This isn’t just a programming tutorial it’s art 🥺

[ICEcoldAryan]

Never thought I would actually get calming vibes from a programming video. His narration, his editing, his coding everything just muah. Even though front-end is not for me, this guy just told me that front-end is just like an art put together so nicely. I don't know what I just typed, but after watching this video, my complete perception of coding has changed.

[allergictobs]

As someone who was in Animation for a decade and then switched to Programming, this was beautiful.

[droidvox]

You're the person that convinced me to master CSS and JavaScript.... Best decision of my life.... Thank you very much 🤭❤️

[brookleewatters]

This man out here making coding videos that I can watch with my kids and I’m all for it.

[halcyon__r]

Bro
This is beautiful.
The commitment is beyond.
Studying in a field, domain, require patience and a lot of times you have to deal with boring, bad explaination.
This is so well done.
Yes its a showcase but i couldnt help donate for your effort.
Even a non web dev could be astonished by this masterpiece.

The way you narrate and edit your videos. I really like to watch them.
Its educating and pleasing.

[Todd]

babe wake up new hyperplexed video just dropped

[Wolforce]

Instead of distance based, in this cases I usually do random based. Each mouse movement with 2% chance spawn a star. It's cheaper in processing and usually gives a better more natural effect

[Vaulco]

His work is amazing, the way he explains is so fluent, the editing is pure talent

[rarefranzys]

you forgot the part where the speaker randomly starts telling us his past life

[DrQuarzZz]

Your video style is truly one-of-a-kind, and I hope you recognize just how wonderfully unique it is. From the calming narration to the impeccable editing, it stands out as an oasis of tranquility and quality amid the tumultuous seas of the internet.

[wowzers____]

This is so beautiful. Your voice, with the background music, and the dynamic graphics. I feel like you can explain quantum mechanics this way and a layman will understand it.

[shauryaaher]

Bro makes it look so easy, but we know what the experience is like, especially with vanilla JavaScript.

[juniorcoder]

I love how you take the time for each video and don't post content for the sake of it. Your content is of very high quality, keep it going

[Mark]

I remember years ago, like in the 90s or early 2000s, there was a page with this really cool JavaScript effect.

There were a set of periods forming the hands of a clock around the mouse cursor, with the date in text circling around them. When you moved the mouse, the entire series of characters would trail behind it, and when you stopped moving the mouse they would gather back together and reform the clock.

[NECOdes]

nah man, at this point, calling you Fireship of CSS is an understatement