ASMR Programming - Calculator App Coding - No Talking

In this video, I designed a Glassmorphism Calculator using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This Calculator is very easy to code and we use just a bit JavaScript and Also CSS and HTML codes isn't too long.

Symbols : ← , − , × , ÷ , +

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Video Contents :

00:00 - HTML coding
06:28 - CSS Styles Coding
13:33 - Coding Main Design
20:05 - JavaScript Coding
33:25 - Fix Minus Bugs
33:40 - Final Result

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[GrandNebSmada]

Me: Watches a video of someone else programming instead of working on my own project that I keep putting off

[AsmrProg]

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[lovegirls]

For anyone asking the VSCode extensions, here they are and I quote:

1 - Beautify to make my codes beautiful
2 - Error lens that showing code errors!
3 - GlassIt-VSC for transparent bg
4 - Live Preview that shows my code changes without refreshing page!
5 - Reui 2 theme

[sanyaYT]

00:00 - HTML coding
06:28 - CSS Styles Coding
13:33 - Coding Main Design
20:05 - JavaScript Coding
33:25 - Fix Minus Bugs
33:40 - Final Result

[Websitedr]

Very good basic project for beginners here. The whole learn to code but where to start I'll suggest a calculator now. Needs a output field, button representation and what functions they do when clicked. Great stuff here love the live server too wish I had it in the 90s when I was hitting F5 after every save.

[RuphiaYen]

I like how you use sections in html instead of arranging it in css. Others just use div and arrange it in css. So it is good that you utilize other tags of html instead of just using div for everything. I learned a lot in this video.

[cra_ftwise]

This honestly taught me loads as a beginner JS programmer, wow. Thanks!

[SarahCoding]

Your calculator ASMR is not only incredibly calming but also intresting from a coding perspective! I love the way you use sections in your html code!

[rinri_ustav]

I'm SO glad YouTube algorithms recommended me your channel😳
I'd like to be and practicing backend coding, but I really enjoyed your video and already learned new methods from it. You helped me to concentrate and gave motivation to try coding something like this project. Thank you very much and good luck in future projects while I'll look after them, cuz I subscribed👀

[Mmelihhhozklc]

i love this video. its been only 5 minutes but i am obsessed how beautiful is coding. All the imagination, you can put into words and you do not even have to talk....

[fatpandaftw]

Hey just wanted to say love your videos, they’ve helped me out a lot with learning new coding syntax and different ways of doing things. I also appreciate how all your source codes are free to view, it’s been very helpful in my learning journey so thank you

[OmAn]

It feels so dam good to know JavaScript and hear the keyboard type all of what you already know.
Keep it up

[quintenmckinney]

I love coming back to your videos after I finish a college class and finally understanding what your doing

[TheGalekGames]

Im 3 weeks into college and im learning HTML, I'm glad I understood a decent amount of what you were typing although on a complex level. This was awesome thanks!

[Bard_Gaming]

Here's how I would do the js part:
Since JS can already do everything a calculator can do, simply add every button symbol (except '<-', 'C', and '=', for which you will make exceptions) to a string, such that at the end you get something like: "3+2-1*2", and then simply eval() it when '=' is clicked.

[Yaekyuu]

Love this channel, help me have more motivation to continue this work though i was very tired, thank for the ASMR

[Dogeforlife]

Even though I don't know anything about coding, watching this with my music is the most relaxing thing I've experienced

[turistography]

i never knew how much i needed a video like thik. thank you!!!

[whophukenfarted]

Amazing job! I’ve been learning the art of coding myself and seeing it done smooth like this is so nice! Great video! Keep killing it and making people stoked!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏👏👏

[emilia]

Thank you for the video, i didnt expect this to be so fast and easy I even added sound on the buttons to make it stand out a bit.