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[@WebDevCody]

Don’t listen to these hateful comments. This video is by far a lot better than some of the others I’ve seen from you so good job on those improvements. The next thing I would recommend is looking into your audio. It sounds like you have a fan going in your background and it’s not necessarily bad. I just think your audio could be better. Also take note at the sarcastic part of your video where you talk poorly about type script. That’s the type of humor. You need to add at the beginning as your hook, even though this video had a great hook, adding humor can really also keep someone interested in watching more. Last suggestion again, get a color light behind you your brown shirt blends into your back brown bookshelf and I think it could be better

[@danamne]

It's really nice when people instead of attacking actually offer positive and constructive feedback (especially from another experienced UA-camr)

[@danielmarco7863]

Enjoyable video, didn't even care that it was an ad.

[@roycohen.]

when you spend 6 minutes only to get an ad read

[@valhalla_dev]

When you pay attention to an entire video and toss it all out when you hear someone say the word “partner”

[@WebDevCody]

@@valhalla_dev just heart and move on, it’s better for your mental health

[@arterius169]

Project-based learning is not the same as tutorial-based learning. You either take the hard route and really learn, or you follow a tutorial and still end up sucking.