Name: Cool Kids Code In Javascript (PART 3)
Uploaded: 2020-03-28T17:05:13.000Z
Duration: 8 min 20 s
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We're going to coat some Java script because it's been a damn long time.

I haven't been coding, you know, because I work as a data scientists and by data scientists.

But, you know, we call it data scientist at Silicon Valley because we get to get paid more if we're called the scientists.

So pretty much any 12 year old can actually do my job, but we still get paid a short time to do it.

So this video is sponsored by Wicks Code, and I'll talk about this right now.

The Web site that allows you to make sunning websites.

Well, now they have wicks coat, which allows us holders to tinker with the back end so that we can do so much more.

So I could find do so much more by hiding a database, adding user forms and using Java script and a p I.

So I could finally make interactive web sites.

I just made a database right here and then on my whole page connected to the data set.

So now whenever someone writes me a message, it pops up right here.

Once I finish this website, I'm gonna have a personal wall so I could display all the awesome messages and support that you guys gave me right here on this website.

So click on the link on the description to get started with your website today.

So if you miss part one and part too, you should go check that out.

But I'll just give you a quick summary of what I'm building.

Previously on cool kids Corrine javascript never should've e wanted to make an app where you can synchronize watching YouTube between your friends.

So I used the YouTube a p I to create a player.

Then I also made a play and possible so that I could send custom requests back to the server.

So that secret between years All right, leg.

So there's something important that won't talk.

About a lot of people mentioned that I opened the banana.

You idiot that I opened the banana wrongly.

Your English is wrong because that's how monkeys open it.

Not from here, if I want to open the crap, Okay, That was a lot easier than I thought.

It's like, Oh, my God, It's so hard to open it.

Imagine if you want to pass the banana to someone else.

You dropped it like how the hell am I supposed to hold it?

It's like if there's a careful that properly, do it again.

It makes it so much easier to pass a banana around.

Now, you know what I realized There are so many different ways of sitting, and I feel like each way determines your personality a little bit.

The super straight up stand, super economic, their chests is popping elbow the line desk.

They're probably secretly a serial killer.

No one is that economic, and I do not believe that's comfortable at all.

Now that's a stance I believe in perfectly snug, optimal for coding.

And then there's some people that never wear shoes for some reason, and they love to put their feet up.

It's like they watch too much death note or something, and they think they're quirky and totally random.

And then there's this guy who's super stressed, keeps pulling his hair, you know, swears from time to time, and he just looks miserable.

And then we got this guy whose mouth is always open like 24 7 is probably a game or something.

It's just so concentrated, but come on, man.

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