Yup, can confirm. Most of the time programming is thinking, looking up things, fixing bugs, and typing on a keyboard :p. The thinking being likely the quietest part about the whole thing too. Even if its completely quiet, we can just listen to music anyways. Especially a chill soundtrack, like Oldschool Runescape
Vanilla JS, I miss programming like this. Sometimes I do exactly what you're doing in this video. Just plain, straight to business code. Pure and classic joy. You got one more subscriber.
Just wanted to say thanks for the video! I used this as a tutorial to get introduced into more serious programming. I was able to program my first scripts in html, css, and js. I also was able to do my first attempt at pulling data from APIs. Thank you so much and I look forward to your other projects!
always been more of a Java developer than a Web Developer, because I find putting together stylesheets to be just a bunch of boring trial and error. You have impressed me, and inspired me a bunch with that CSS!
when using emmet, you can just type .class-name instead of div.class-name and it'll assume you're creating a div, so when you press enter, you'd have ``. same goes for creating a div with the id you can also create an element with as many classes you want, just add a `.` for each new class, so for the icon, you would have `i.fa-solid.fa-water`
Dude I came across your video for the first time and instantly hit the subscribe button. This right here is epic content you are providing. Literally amazing! It was so satisfying and the sky background of the IDE is just amazing. Thank you so much and I hope you keep on making these beautiful videos! Cheers bro!
I started learning web development a week ago and just finished html and I am starting with css, watching this video made me confident that I can do it too. You made it look so easy Really helpful ❤
Good video :) One small thing, which is in line with teaching beginners: it makes sense to farm out large sections of code into smaller functions to avoid creating one function which is long as War and Peace. like the hide and show section in case of a 404. It would not change the coding logic (as in it does not introduce anything complex) but allows the code to be separated and introduces code re-usability without actually calling attention to it thus scarring people away. Also the switch could be simply a function which would return the string of 'images/filename.png' so you would have only one image.src set (please note: i am not criticising your work, this is just something i believe is important from the very early stages to keep the functions short and teaches beginners of the importance of structuring, naming conventions and context separation - rather than letting them running into "bugs" which is most often solved through pushing variables into the global space ) However feel free to ignore it ::) its your channel, its your work and I appreciate the work you put in this Besides that its a great video and channel :)
I'm super grateful for this video, thank you, and as a beginner, I just ran into this problem: cannot read properties of null (reading 'addEventListener').. So the problem is in this gigantic function that we have here, somewhere.. so to debug this I'm reading it over and over again.. I figured out that the API routes have changed over time, or maybe because I'm using the free package, I need different routes. I'm trying to fix it, and we'll see. I hope I can fix it, I even made my own illustrations for the app, but they'll never show up unless I figure this out.
I always thought this was hard after doing it for a week It seems pretty solid I think anyone can do it Just practicing for 6 to 9 months can land you a job and also cool video.
@valerioturturici5377 build google homepage is not really that hard learning CSS and HTML I study for 6hr everyday tho I think is more hard to learn JavaScript
@@AsmrProg yea because CSS is pretty basic English to understand and HTML the same you can probably learn it in 2 month feel comfortable using it while JavaScript can take over 6 to 9 months to get used to it is all practice
Nice video! And the application has really good and smooth animations, very cool. One thing: if you know the weather values in the JSON response will potentially never change, then you could just have an enumerable with the path to the images for each weather type. That way you can remove the switch/case statement and do something like weatherEnum[weather] to get the img path, otherwise it will return empty just like the default case in the switch/case statement IIRC. Thanks for the content!
Yes bro we can do it and our code will be object oriented, but because of channel beginners and some of my beginner audience i did it in the simplest way 🙏 anyway thanks for suggestion ❤️
This made me think that software itself should be ASMR, like a design principle where everything has smooth, subtle, textural form, movement, appearance, sound. I’d like to see that become a design aesthetic / principle.
You inspire me a lot when coding, currently studying C++ in college and taking Java next semester!! In mu free time I want to learn Python, CSS, and HTML as well just to what you’re doing as well! Keep posting man!
Python is quite quick and easy to learn, definitely my favourite language. I've only started coding a year ago and the first one I learnt was c #, keep it up man! 👍
Excellent. I would have added: Resetting the input.value so as soon as you finish inputing your city then it goes empty again. Great job, I followed along.
Me dá agonia ver teclas backspace ou seta pro lado repetidas vezes! CTRL+Home, CTRL+End, Home e End pelo amor! Por isso que eu uso teclado avulso mesmo no laptop!
nice work bro, i just learn html css and now starting in JS. Just some tips for you bro, you can use CTRL + Enter to move on new line without spamming right arrow key then press enter. Just some humble tips from me hehe
Can you include the extensions you use on Visual Studio Code? I like them and think some people like myself are curious as what they are. Thanks and i love the videos!
What your videos helped me to gain experience in the programming area is not written in the universe, by doing step by step what you do in your videos I can get a huge idea of programming.
Bro It seemed easy but it is hard I was doing this from 3 hours from of 20 minutes video very good inshallah I will watch your all the video because I want to learn programming
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Hi bro, it’s live server extension, and for second question it’s easy if you have experience 🙏
From courses in my country + search!
Thanks bro 🙏❤️
Hi, it's Reui 2 theme
Hi bro, no, if you have experience it’s easy
Never occured to me that ASMR could be an avenue for programming videos, but this was quite enjoyable!
Thanks bro 🙏❤️
Exactly how I feel ❤️
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Yup, can confirm. Most of the time programming is thinking, looking up things, fixing bugs, and typing on a keyboard :p. The thinking being likely the quietest part about the whole thing too. Even if its completely quiet, we can just listen to music anyways. Especially a chill soundtrack, like Oldschool Runescape
Yes its correct, but if I didn’t edited video, video time will be more than 2h!
Now THIS is high quality content. I think I've found my favourite side of UA-cam
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yep
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for real? ...
Sorry?!
Vanilla JS, I miss programming like this. Sometimes I do exactly what you're doing in this video. Just plain, straight to business code. Pure and classic joy. You got one more subscriber.
Thanks a lot bro 🙏❤️
I also love vanilla JS. Every project I end up involved in is with React or Next. I loved when I started coding and made my first JS apps
@faustovii1085 yes 😁❤️
No way, theres a channel like this. I love asmr and Im just now starting to learn web dev, very cool.
Thanks bro 🙏❤️
bro how's your journey going on ?? can you tell me that wherer the start how to start and the resources for the web development
dude this just popped up in my recommended and i think ASMR programming has got to be my new favorite thing on youtube
Thanks 🙏😉❤️
currently studying javascript, you are one of my greatest inspiration. Love your code
Thanks a lot bro 🙏❤️
Same! I hope it's going well for you! Wishing you great growth :D !
Thanks 🙏❤️
Just wanted to say thanks for the video! I used this as a tutorial to get introduced into more serious programming. I was able to program my first scripts in html, css, and js. I also was able to do my first attempt at pulling data from APIs. Thank you so much and I look forward to your other projects!
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️ keep going on 😉
Im the only one that found this videos great to learn? I so good to see all the teoric stuffs being applied and actually understand them
No you aren’t alone 😉🙏
@@AsmrProg 3 months of styuding JS later and i understand everything. Love this video
Great, keep going on 😉🙏
@@AsmrProg Thanks!
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Everything he goes on notepad++ its like a flashbang
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@@AsmrProg hey, how did you get the seemless background thing? Is it an extension and if so what is it called?
Bro it’s glassit extension 🙏
Notepad++ has dark mode
Vscode is better for coding!
I've learnt so much, since this was an asmr video and had no explanation I had to go and figure out stuff.
Thanks for the content.
Thanks 🙏❤️
So many people come here for the clicky keyboard sounds, but I just find it so satisfying to watch it all slowly come together
I've learnt more watching these types of videos than a whole hour-long lecture. Thanks!!
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i have zero interest in programming but this is so chill that it makes me keep watching
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always been more of a Java developer than a Web Developer, because I find putting together stylesheets to be just a bunch of boring trial and error. You have impressed me, and inspired me a bunch with that CSS!
🙏❤️
when using emmet, you can just type .class-name instead of div.class-name and it'll assume you're creating a div, so when you press enter, you'd have ``. same goes for creating a div with the id
you can also create an element with as many classes you want, just add a `.` for each new class, so for the icon, you would have `i.fa-solid.fa-water`
Hi, thanks for suggestion but i do it because i want beginners know what I’m doing 🙏
Currently learning Javascript, I'm learning more from these project tutorials than my actual teacher
Support me with your likes😉🙏❤️
Someone who is not programming in vim and still using mouse to get the work done? What a refreshing content :)
Thanks 🙏❤️
Love the "No talking" videos in youtube. Whether it is game walkthrough or any else.
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Dude I came across your video for the first time and instantly hit the subscribe button. This right here is epic content you are providing. Literally amazing! It was so satisfying and the sky background of the IDE is just amazing. Thank you so much and I hope you keep on making these beautiful videos! Cheers bro!
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️
Adam yazıyor ya. Yapıyorsun reis bu sporu sen. Eline emeğine klavyene sağlık. İzlerken bile hipnotize oldum adeta.
Thanks a lot for your good words 🙏❤️
I started learning web development a week ago and just finished html and I am starting with css, watching this video made me confident that I can do it too. You made it look so easy
Really helpful ❤
Thanks 🙏❤️
How long does it take to learn both?
All depends on your interest and experience!
Good video :)
One small thing, which is in line with teaching beginners: it makes sense to farm out large sections of code into smaller functions to avoid creating one function which is long as War and Peace.
like the hide and show section in case of a 404. It would not change the coding logic (as in it does not introduce anything complex) but allows the code to be separated and introduces code re-usability without actually calling attention to it thus scarring people away.
Also the switch could be simply a function which would return the string of 'images/filename.png' so you would have only one image.src set
(please note: i am not criticising your work, this is just something i believe is important from the very early stages to keep the functions short and teaches beginners of the importance of structuring, naming conventions and context separation - rather than letting them running into "bugs" which is most often solved through pushing variables into the global space )
However feel free to ignore it ::) its your channel, its your work and I appreciate the work you put in this
Besides that its a great video and channel :)
Thanks a lot for your advices and good words 🙏❤️
I'm super grateful for this video, thank you, and as a beginner, I just ran into this problem: cannot read properties of null (reading 'addEventListener').. So the problem is in this gigantic function that we have here, somewhere.. so to debug this I'm reading it over and over again.. I figured out that the API routes have changed over time, or maybe because I'm using the free package, I need different routes. I'm trying to fix it, and we'll see. I hope I can fix it, I even made my own illustrations for the app, but they'll never show up unless I figure this out.
Thanks a lot, to fix it check my github, i have info of it there!
this is the first video i watched when i was still learning html. and after 2 months i can do weather app now and to do list.
I always thought this was hard after doing it for a week It seems pretty solid I think anyone can do it Just practicing for 6 to 9 months can land you a job and also cool video.
Yes bro, it’s easy if you practice 🙏❤️
@valerioturturici5377 build google homepage is not really that hard learning CSS and HTML I study for 6hr everyday tho I think is more hard to learn JavaScript
Yes, html css is easy but Javascript is a bit harder!
@@AsmrProg yea because CSS is pretty basic English to understand and HTML the same you can probably learn it in 2 month feel comfortable using it while JavaScript can take over 6 to 9 months to get used to it is all practice
Yes, if you have more experience it will be more easier 🙏
After watching this video, I’m some kind of interested to start learning Web-development. Thanks for your work! 😊
Thanks 🙏❤️
This kind of ASMR is the one I can watch everywhere.
Love the way, you simplified the coding. Thanks a lot.
Thanks 🙏❤️
Nice video! And the application has really good and smooth animations, very cool.
One thing: if you know the weather values in the JSON response will potentially never change, then you could just have an enumerable with the path to the images for each weather type. That way you can remove the switch/case statement and do something like weatherEnum[weather] to get the img path, otherwise it will return empty just like the default case in the switch/case statement IIRC. Thanks for the content!
Yes bro we can do it and our code will be object oriented, but because of channel beginners and some of my beginner audience i did it in the simplest way 🙏 anyway thanks for suggestion ❤️
@@AsmrProg oh, I get it! Nice :) well thought then.
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Love the way the keyboard lights originate from the key pressed. Very cool!
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@AsmrProg how to setup that
I have the same keyboard
This is not an ASMR, this is an amazing tutorial
Thanks 🙏❤️
@@AsmrProg which keyboard do u use?
In this video it’s newmen gm610
@@AsmrProg which is the keyboard you would recommend would be best for s person starting to code like me, wireless or wired doesn't matter
Check our last video, varmilo minilo keyboard is great! When you tap it, it feels very good 😉🙏
Great stuff! This is so valuable. Great examples and easy way to learn while enjoying the ASMR
Thanks 🙏❤️
i love the way your hands have this teleportation skills too
Thx 🙏❤️
This made me think that software itself should be ASMR, like a design principle where everything has smooth, subtle, textural form, movement, appearance, sound. I’d like to see that become a design aesthetic / principle.
Thx 🙏❤️
you know what motivated me more than learning how to code? To buy myself a new keyboard!! Its so pretty
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️
I'm learning how to code just because I like how the colored lines look lol
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Valeu!
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Most satisfying video ever!! Instant motivation :)
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️
I'm not even into ASMR and I'm mesmerized by this performance...
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GOAT. No talking just coding is best
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You inspire me a lot when coding, currently studying C++ in college and taking Java next semester!! In mu free time I want to learn Python, CSS, and HTML as well just to what you’re doing as well! Keep posting man!
Thanks a lot bro 🙏❤️
Doing the same. I am currently doing c++ too just wanted to ask what channels are you reffering to do c++
Bro I didn’t checked c++ channels sorry 🙏
Python is quite quick and easy to learn, definitely my favourite language. I've only started coding a year ago and the first one I learnt was c #, keep it up man! 👍
It’s good bro 🙏 I’m worked python too!
Hello! I really enjoy watching your asmr coding videos, you really are the best.
Thanks so much bro 🙏❤️
Excellent.
I would have added:
Resetting the input.value so as soon as you finish inputing your city then it goes empty again.
Great job, I followed along.
Great, keep it up 😉❤️
Absolutely lovely! I want to thank you from Italy for uploading beautiful videos like this one! Keep going!
Thanks a lot bro ❤️🙏
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Estou começando na programação. Seus vídeos são ótimos, ajudam-me bastante. Muito obrigado.
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️
Me dá agonia ver teclas backspace ou seta pro lado repetidas vezes! CTRL+Home, CTRL+End, Home e End pelo amor! Por isso que eu uso teclado avulso mesmo no laptop!
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@@AildoTorres deve ser pra clicar mais no teclado e prolongar o vídeo, afinal quem assiste asmr n tá nem aí pra eficiência dele
you just gained another subscriber! loving your content.
From now smooth you are at typing all that and doing all this work, it makes me wanna learn programming 😂
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this is beautiful. just started my programming journey and this is weirdly motivating
Thanks 🙏❤️
Good luck
Thanks 🙏❤️
How is it going? I'm a year behind you as I started a month ago
simple code, perfect speed, great results. WOW subbed
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nice work bro, i just learn html css and now starting in JS. Just some tips for you bro, you can use CTRL + Enter to move on new line without spamming right arrow key then press enter. Just some humble tips from me hehe
Thanks a lot, i will use it 🙏❤️
nice tip thank you, gonna try it at work on monday.
Yes, it’s useful
A very relaxing and useful video. Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️
Damn bro I started coding 20 days ago doing my 365 coding I’m still in my first test project this guy coding a crazy app in 20 minutes
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goodjob sir keep the goodwork up appreciate your content ✌✌
Thanks a lot bro 🙏❤️
Who came to this video because of the keyboard😂😂
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What is keyboard name and model ?? @@AsmrProg
@@Lonewolf_47 yeah
😂😂😂😂
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Keep doing it man. Love it
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Can you include the extensions you use on Visual Studio Code? I like them and think some people like myself are curious as what they are. Thanks and i love the videos!
Hi bro, there is a post about it in my channel community page 🙏
@@AsmrProg you have a lot of community posts. You want me to look through every post until I find the one that talks about extensions?..
It’s in the newer posts! I have many extensions but that one’s im using i write in community posts!
@@doubleking8365 you must not want it that bad then...
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Great job. Which vscode theme are you using ?
Thanks 🙏 Reui 2
What your videos helped me to gain experience in the programming area is not written in the universe, by doing step by step what you do in your videos I can get a huge idea of programming.
what program do you use to get the green circle and red line on your mouse?
Hi, it’s screen recorder effects!
what IDE are you using?
Visual studio code
I loved this! I was worried about following a tutorial without any explanation but this really helped introduce me to javascript for web dev.
Thanks 🙏
This isn't long enough, please make a Red Dead Redemption 1 port for PC.
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@@AsmrProg ❤
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amazing that you went through this whole process without looking anything up on google even oncel lmao
Hi, no! That sections removed on video editing process 🙏
As bayrakları as as🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
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name
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@@AsmrProg of the weather app
It’s openweather api!
@@AsmrProg no that you made
No name
Some people said 60 percent keyboard are not convenient for programming and coding but you are using it very easily👍
Yes, if you use daily you will get used to it 🙏
@@AsmrProg thanks for the feedback
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it depends because they are missing some stuff but most of the missing stuff doesnt matter
You inspire me. kiss from Brazil
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️
Damn! Addicted to the typing sound!
Great work, Mate!
Best way to Learn & Sleep!! A masterpiece we Didnt knew we Need
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omg how much you practiced this? That was so clean a 20 min of clean code and only a few errors, keep going and i proud of your effort 👏👏
Inspired by your video, I decided to DIY all the apps on my phone😃
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I just saw the calculator video, this really helps build my knowledge on coding.
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Bro It seemed easy but it is hard I was doing this from 3 hours from of 20 minutes video very good inshallah I will watch your all the video because I want to learn programming
your code is so easy to follow. learned a bit from this, thanks!
Thanks ❤️🙏
I just love your keyboard! So colorful! 😍
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Just found Ur channel, love it❤
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Best thing to look at when you have nothing to do, you learn and relax at the same time
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Always inspired by such programming vidios
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Wow, I don't know why I stayed this much time, but worth it!
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TBH i learn alot from this channel, keep up the good work
Keep going on 🙏❤️
I'm satisfied. Time to build my own weather app.
This is so cathartic. Thank you!
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Hello from Turkey. Video is great
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Thank you so much! I needed this! UR the best! ;)
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Hats off brotha, great video
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Thanks for the upload.
I find your videos extremely amusing and useful.
Keep up the great work 👍
Your rgb is so pretty!! :D Thanks for the great clicky clicky asmr
Thabks 🙏❤️
Even though i have no clue what you're typing its so interesting to see
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Oh my Gad. I am programmer, and I gona say when I go back from my hard work I just want to turn on this video and watch how random man make some code
Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
Holy molly I came here cause I think typing ASMR could help me sleep but no, your content keeps me awake cause I continue my programming practice
Thanks bro 🙏❤️
بهت افتخار میکنم برادر! همیشه همین پله هارو ادامه بده! :D
Qalbi ❤️🙏
Eline sağlık. Çok güzel olmuş.
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I'm totally subscribing 🤯
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Amazing! Dont know that this asmr prog is exactly what i need to!
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I love your keyboard!!!
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linkedinden bağlantı yolladım kral New yorktaymıs ahahaha
videolar harika devamını bekliyorum
it's impressive that you replied to every comment here
This dude centered a div. Must be a wizard.
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Your Videos are very beatiful
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proud to be subscriber of AsmrProg , big fan brother and we all love you 😘🤩🤩😍🥰🥰🥰
Thanks a lot 🙏❤️