There are 2 things that are absolutely true about your channel and you 1 - You really simplify the web for US 2 - You really helps us build our dream project sooner You are awesome, love ya ❤
4:53 into the video, paused it, and with what you explained I was able to make a shopping cart fixed button appear after the logo of website was scrolled out of sight - great explanation!
Man, this is the second time one of your videos clarified the concepts of JS, the first being the difference between nodes and elements with your cheatsheet, thank you for these videos, they are of great help for someone learning JS from 0 to advanced!
I feel like such an idiot....I wrote a little virtualization component that does this very thing having no idea this video existed! This really helped solidify some of these concepts, many of which I just spent the last few hours learning via api docs. Great stuff!
Man! I searched a lot on this topic, but hadn't found a satisfactory explanation. I understood this concept thoroughly after watching this video. Thanks a ton!
Hey Kyle, I just went through the MDN documentation and came to your video only after to consolidate the knowledge. I must say you've put a masterclass on display! Keep up the great work, I love your channel.
Great tutorial was really easy to follow! I forgot to add the align-items:flex-start to my own follow-along of this, and it had me scratching my head as to why it didnt work, on the plus side, I googled hard and now have an even better understanding than before! Cheers! :D
What an amazing feature I was generally looking for a solution to another problem but it's going to make it easier for me in so many situations Thank you so much bro for the great explanations and quality content you upload
Been looking for this explanation for a while! I've already used this in production but didn't quite have the understanding that I felt like I should have. Had to frankenstein my way from different tutorials, articles and documentation.
I've passed 4 days trying to get into this topic using different sources once here, Mr Kyle in less than 15 min not only solved all my doubts but i've also learned how to add infinite images using I-Observer.. Thank You very much
This guy is my favourite teacher:) the best tutorial on this topic so far! He is teaching only the necessary things and keeps the videos as short as possible👏 very practical!
Kyle, thank you so much, you are the best web dev instructor ever. I bought your JS and React courses, the content is amazing, and I don t know how you do this, but every time I ask a question in the course, I get a full answer in the next 24hours. I m progressing a lot and that s thanks to you. and now, I m looking forward for your Next.js course. ) Thanks++++++++
Thankyou Kyle now I understand intersection observer, Now I fixed my bug on my scrollspy active nav with fix navbar with the help of threshold adjustments
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial. I couldn't understand and get to work the foreach method so I used for-of instead. Just a few lines and there's an amazing effect.
Pretty much, forEach is another way of looping through arrays. The first argument inside the callback is always the current element, regardless of what you type inside. Second argument is the index of the current element. Third argument is the entire array you're looping through. array.forEach(function(curElem, i, arr) {}) I hope this helps
I've done this many times but with onscroll and calculating the position of the elements and check whether they're visible... It's of course a much slower way. Is this IntersectionObserver a new thing or could I have been doing this for years? 😅
fantastic video, i was just came across to a website with similar animation and thought how this is possible and after a few hours this video popped out. thanks
I see a lot of tutorials on the IntersectionObserver, but they mostly focus on animations other logic focused on the DOM. Meanwhile I find it's most basic and helpful use to be when using it to update the url if you have a vertical site with several anchor tags for different sections.
Really enjoyed watching this tut (and your others). Very clear and concise! Hopefully you release the next ones for Mutation and Resize. Question, do you have one on Tailwind design system (or your thoughts on good design systems)? Also, what software do you use (recommend) to record your tuts? Thank you and keep providing the Knowledge for us all !!!
I got a 7 in my web application class, but that'll never stop me from becoming a web developer, professor Shaggy, I'll watch 10 times each and every one of these videos in order to achieve it. I don't even care that the project required JWT but that was never teached to us, because all I need is here
One of the best tuts on this topic. No bs, great pace. Respect!
Ikr, I finally learned how to handle Int Observers
There are 2 things that are absolutely true about your channel and you
1 - You really simplify the web for US
2 - You really helps us build our dream project sooner
You are awesome, love ya ❤
да не только для США, но и для всего мира!
4:53 into the video, paused it, and with what you explained I was able to make a shopping cart fixed button appear after the logo of website was scrolled out of sight - great explanation!
I love your content. No fluff, through, and with practical use cases. Love it!
Whenever I'm stuck, I can bet money that this channel will have a clear, informative video to help me out. Thanks!
Your blog on this topic of "Intersection Observer API" is phenomenal. NOBODY would have ANY Doubt after calmly reading through that blog... Thank you
Man, this is the second time one of your videos clarified the concepts of JS, the first being the difference between nodes and elements with your cheatsheet, thank you for these videos, they are of great help for someone learning JS from 0 to advanced!
I feel like such an idiot....I wrote a little virtualization component that does this very thing having no idea this video existed!
This really helped solidify some of these concepts, many of which I just spent the last few hours learning via api docs.
Great stuff!
Man! I searched a lot on this topic, but hadn't found a satisfactory explanation. I understood this concept thoroughly after watching this video. Thanks a ton!
Hey Sanjit. Seems like you are clear with your concepts. Are you open to internship/job opportunities in web development?
This is the fifth video on Intersection Observer I watched and it's the first one, where I'm starting to grasp the concept. Thank you!
Hey Kyle, I just went through the MDN documentation and came to your video only after to consolidate the knowledge. I must say you've put a masterclass on display! Keep up the great work, I love your channel.
Great tutorial was really easy to follow! I forgot to add the align-items:flex-start to my own follow-along of this, and it had me scratching my head as to why it didnt work, on the plus side, I googled hard and now have an even better understanding than before! Cheers! :D
Another day avoiding being fired thanks to tutorials. I love you man, thank you ^^
Very practical. Reminds me of how google images, facebook, twitter, pinterest... loads images the further you scroll
wow never heard about this 🙉
this is totally gonna be useful for loading and unloading for big amount of elements
What an amazing feature
I was generally looking for a solution to another problem but it's going to make it easier for me in so many situations
Thank you so much bro for the great explanations and quality content you upload
Been looking for this explanation for a while!
I've already used this in production but didn't quite have the understanding that I felt like I should have. Had to frankenstein my way from different tutorials, articles and documentation.
I was doing the same thing!
Again, looking for a specific topic and finding a tutorial from good old kyle. Man I like your tutorials. One time watched===understood
Video with a great pace. You actually painted my grey on how those fancy websites do that animation on scroll. Thank you kyle.
I'm doing my project that needs intersectionObserver for animation. I learned a lot from your video, really helpful. Thank you very much! 🙏🎉
Soon as I see a JS feature I don't know I clicked 😄. It really helps that you keep focusing on JS specific tutorials becuase it makes me love JS more.
your channel is underrated man, your teaching is top class!
Your content is just 🔥🔥🔥 Keep it up bro
Man this is a life saver for lazy loading and infinite scrolling. woow Thanks man.
I've passed 4 days trying to get into this topic using different sources once here, Mr Kyle in less than 15 min not only solved all my doubts but i've also learned how to add infinite images using I-Observer.. Thank You very much
This guy is my favourite teacher:) the best tutorial on this topic so far! He is teaching only the necessary things and keeps the videos as short as possible👏 very practical!
Just came across this! The entire video is gold, but the lazy loading and infinite scrolling that you cover starting at 11:31 is absolutely dynamite.
Great videos man. Keep this format. I like how you don't waste my time with intros and nonsense
Kyle, thank you so much, you are the best web dev instructor ever. I bought your JS and React courses, the content is amazing, and I don t know how you do this, but every time I ask a question in the course, I get a full answer in the next 24hours. I m progressing a lot and that s thanks to you. and now, I m looking forward for your Next.js course. ) Thanks++++++++
Thanks man, although i'm a beginner, with your tutorial I learned the Intersection Observer so well.
I love how you explain complex staff in a nutshell👏👏👏
Read his channel name 😁
Thanks for this. The clarity and preciseness is just what I was looking for.
Amazing Tutorial, everything is clear and on point, Great Job Kyle
This is great! I was making a game, and this is just what I needed.
Nice tutorial, perfect speed and level of detail, I would also add a function to remove some of the old cards to avoid a tiny scroll bar.
Thank you! I knew about this but was always confused on how to practically use it. Thanks
Truly simplified. A big thank you from Syria ❤
Nice one mate. Thank you for such a simple explanation
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Really helped me to understand the Intersection Observer API!
You makes life much easier. Thank you so much for your effort. Your all tutorial much clearer, simpler and precise.
Thankyou Kyle now I understand intersection observer, Now I fixed my bug on my scrollspy active nav with fix navbar with the help of threshold adjustments
This video helped me fully understand this API. Thanks
Thank you so much Kyle, you sir, are a rockstar. This was incredibly helpful!
I'm just glad this is now supported in all the browsers. I've had to write fallbacks for Safari as recent as last year I think.
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial. I couldn't understand and get to work the foreach method so I used for-of instead. Just a few lines and there's an amazing effect.
Pretty much, forEach is another way of looping through arrays. The first argument inside the callback is always the current element, regardless of what you type inside. Second argument is the index of the current element. Third argument is the entire array you're looping through.
array.forEach(function(curElem, i, arr) {})
I hope this helps
I was just now thinking about adding some animations to my portfolio website and boom... There your video is! :D
Cool, thank you! I was looking for a good lazy loading explanation for a long time
Wow I searched your channel for this exact video yesterday! Your videos have been a huge help thank you so much!
Best tutorial, simple and easy to understand.
Highly appreciate your contents. They help me on the daily.
Hey Hussain. Have you created projects in React/Node js? Would you be interested in exploring job opportunities in software development?
I've done this many times but with onscroll and calculating the position of the elements and check whether they're visible... It's of course a much slower way. Is this IntersectionObserver a new thing or could I have been doing this for years? 😅
Best explanation I found. Great work as always!
Thank you! I'm 100% using this as soon as I get back to work
wow this is a new topic for me
My fav programing channel
I really really dig the pace of this channel as well as how the content is covered. Thanks for the video :)
Thanks
Thank you for the support!
This is what I was wondering about. Thanks kiel !
Oh wow! This is definitely new animation/scrolling knowledge for me. The video was well constructed too. 👍
fantastic video, i was just came across to a website with similar animation and thought how this is possible and after a few hours this video popped out. thanks
Your videos are truely simplified. Hats off👌👌
Thank you so much!!! It's very amazing that I spent two hours trying to write "treshold" instead of threshold💀
I was looking for it so long, so accessible and understandable! Thank you so much!
Now I look forward to continuing!
I see a lot of tutorials on the IntersectionObserver, but they mostly focus on animations other logic focused on the DOM. Meanwhile I find it's most basic and helpful use to be when using it to update the url if you have a vertical site with several anchor tags for different sections.
Super Detailed Explanation
Amazig video. And amazing way of explaining the subject. Thank you that was very clear and useful.
One of the biggest fans.
You are a legend
Really enjoyed watching this tut (and your others). Very clear and concise! Hopefully you release the next ones for Mutation and Resize. Question, do you have one on Tailwind design system (or your thoughts on good design systems)? Also, what software do you use (recommend) to record your tuts? Thank you and keep providing the Knowledge for us all !!!
I was just looking for something like this. That you very much!
this was incredible. I work as a FE developer for a year but even know this trick
Explained so clearly and truly simplified it :)
Great explanation at a perfect pace. 🙏
I got a 7 in my web application class, but that'll never stop me from becoming a web developer, professor Shaggy, I'll watch 10 times each and every one of these videos in order to achieve it.
I don't even care that the project required JWT but that was never teached to us, because all I need is here
This is totally random, but just today I was doing this by checking elements positions! 😂
Thx and subscribed.
Great explanation, finally someone explain with normal language what this API really does...
This was really concise. Excellent tutorial.
this is an excellent video on intersection observer.. thank you kyle!
Thank you so much for clarifiying this API for me. i totally get it now!
thanks bro. i've benn following your tutorials and you helped me a lot🙏
Thank you for making this video! Im actually looking the way of doing this effect on my project!
Very thorough. Thanks Kyle.
This is really wonderful explanation.Thank you ❤
Your video is so good, it's helped me a lot. Many thanks.
YES!!!! Code God strikes again! I have a few ideas I put on the back burner that need this! Never knew about this!
Hello I was wondering how to understand intersection obeservative and found your video. It was very helpful and easy to understand! Thank you ☺️
exactly the video I need, u 're the best man : D
You are great bro, nice explanation.
Thanks Kyle, for such an informative video
Really loved this tutorial this is the best one ever. Thank you for teaching 😎
this is what I need for months!!
Loved the video, hope to see more tutorials like this
This is a beautiful explanation👍. I love it
this is crazyyy, didn't even knew js has a api to watch if element is visible, i always did a trick calculating the scroll lol
Thank you very much, you have helped me a lot ❤
Very comprehensive and precise 💯
This is amazing!
Thank you for sharing!
This channel is magic
Kyle, this content is awesome, thanks👍!
Thank you for the incredibly well explained tutorial. 👍
I loved the api I achieved lazy loading images in angular through this!
Hi Aparna. Have you done projects on Reactjs? Are you a fresher and looking for opportunities in software development?