great tutorial! just one improvement to suggest: you should either add node_modules to .gitignore or skip the npm install step in action's body if they are uploaded to github.
Thanks, because how the code env is set up to focus on text this is one of the few rare coding channels where you can use a phone as a second screen and stay out of alt+tab hell.
Great Video. Though I found the tooltips very distracting, and took away from the great content of the video, you might want to turn them off when recording. They are especially annoying when watching the video at 2x. Good job though, looking forward to more. :)
Great tutorial! Thank you! But please, for future reference, could you please not have music playing in the background? It's extremely, extremely distracting.
Hello, Thank you so much for the video....I am new to these concepts...I am currently stuck with the following error could you please help me ... node-telegram-bot-api deprecated Automatic enabling of cancellation of promises is deprecated. In the future, you will have to enable it yourself. See github.com/yagop/node-telegram-bot-api/issues/319. module.js:653:30 error: [polling_error] {"code":"ETELEGRAM","message":"ETELEGRAM: 404 Not Found"} Thanks in advance.
Great video, honestly, but you spent half of it building unrelated Bot :) It could have been much simpler, keeping focus makes learners to memorize what's really important, rather than spreading the focus on node-fetch, async/await and other stuff which is not related at all to GitHub actions. But since comments are great, maybe you have an audience that can easily distinguish what's related and what's not, shading the later in their minds. But I'd recommend to have more inclusive videos, even if you feel that GitHub Actions is an advanced feature for experienced devs
One of a best and simple way to explained what GitHub actions are. I really like the way you edit ur videos.
As soon as I saw the thick cursor in your code IDE, and then Normal Mode , Edit Mode. Yeah I am Vim fan too. Btw, great video, :D. keep doing.
thanks for making it pretty clear to understand what github actions can do! :)
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Great video, thanks, just wanted some tutorial like this to discover GitHub Actions, was purrrrfect ❤
Happy holidays 🎅🎅🎅
great tutorial!
just one improvement to suggest: you should either add node_modules to .gitignore or skip the npm install step in action's body if they are uploaded to github.
Well, looks like you are gonna be big! Keep it up
Hang in there bud 🙂
What editor are you using to write out the todo list at 01:55 out of curiosity?
Awesome Man!
How do you know when to use a tool like Github actions vs something like IFTTT, zapier, tasker, automateio, etc?
Thanks, because how the code env is set up to focus on text this is one of the few rare coding channels where you can use a phone as a second screen and stay out of alt+tab hell.
Thank you for the interesting videos.
could you tell me what's your IDE font name?
I think it's Dank Mono, a non free font :(
Great Video. Though I found the tooltips very distracting, and took away from the great content of the video, you might want to turn them off when recording. They are especially annoying when watching the video at 2x. Good job though, looking forward to more. :)
Great tutorial! Thank you! But please, for future reference, could you please not have music playing in the background? It's extremely, extremely distracting.
or implement more aggressive "ducking" of the background sound during the voice over
Thanx a lot
Subbed 👍
this is a goood one
Hello, Thank you so much for the video....I am new to these concepts...I am currently stuck with the following error could you please help me ...
node-telegram-bot-api deprecated Automatic enabling of cancellation of promises is deprecated.
In the future, you will have to enable it yourself.
See github.com/yagop/node-telegram-bot-api/issues/319. module.js:653:30
error: [polling_error] {"code":"ETELEGRAM","message":"ETELEGRAM: 404 Not Found"}
Thanks in advance.
Great video, honestly, but you spent half of it building unrelated Bot :) It could have been much simpler, keeping focus makes learners to memorize what's really important, rather than spreading the focus on node-fetch, async/await and other stuff which is not related at all to GitHub actions. But since comments are great, maybe you have an audience that can easily distinguish what's related and what's not, shading the later in their minds. But I'd recommend to have more inclusive videos, even if you feel that GitHub Actions is an advanced feature for experienced devs