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New video is live! Create a React Component, without needing to even use React! youtu.be/BL3L_ON9gt8

What solutions do others use out there? We're hoping for something simple that we could wrap into a custom package for distribution, and maybe create content around that solution as many people want to know how to add a paywall to their own platform as well.

We've thought deeply about donations - which should be 100% optional, and we'd never ask for them outright. We originally went with a @PayPal solution, however, after some big customer service issues, we've changed our minds on that integration and are looking for other services.

@darianrosebrook Not that I know these friends 😅, but my standard pattern is to mark the required ones.

@darianrosebrook I'd prefer to mark to required ones.

Yo design friends. Do you mark form fields that are required or mark the ones that are optional?

@codingphase @traversymedia @thecodingtrain Long live Travis and his beanie!

@4rontender We aren't going away any time soon! Getting a few different videos finished up as we speak, expanding the content beyond just React.

@DevTipsShow Hope DevTips don't die again and Travis business will be alive

New video is live! Create a React Component, without needing to even use React! youtu.be/BL3L_ON9gt8

We made the title much easier to read on the YouTube video! Sometimes I forget that I don't work in marketing anymore, and I need to make things as easy as possible. #programming #javascript #reactjs youtube.com/watch?v=SBWQLw…

Transitioning DocumentFragment to React.Fragment — by @DevTipsShow link.medium.com/kUqK1yeicgb

NEW VIDEO ALERT! Today we're moving on from the DocumentFragment and getting into the React.Fragment side of things. #react #javascript #fragment youtu.be/SBWQLwqTFoc

Get ready for the video where we actually create a React app from the beginning! Get some early access with this Medium article right now (this link allows you to bypass Medium's membership wall)! Video goes live in 24 hours. devtipsshow.medium.com/transitioning-…

What's your favorite video on DevTips? When I first subscribed to this channel that I now upload on, I was studying to go to med school, instead, I found that I loved web design and Travis had coincidentally started giving some great videos about HTML5: youtube.com/watch?v=NzzGt7…

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Big thanks to @_geekculture_ for publishing my latest article on @Medium! Check devtips.show for the link! #writing #published #firsttime

@GreyhoundIT Running with this thought - what sorts of projects? Websites, applications, libraries, etc. This is a really good idea that could go way beyond Twitch, and seems like a better fit for "Dev Tips" overall since they're tips.

@DevTipsShow One thing I would love to see more of is work on legacy projects. All tutorial I see are green feild. When most of us work on legacy stuff. Like how do we add a new feature, fix a bug, refactor something, how do you find a 'seam' to complete a task. This will set apart from other

I've been thinking about doing some streaming on Twitch. Any ideas on what I should focus on for that? I always found that it was hard to keep engagement up on a stream that is primarily focused on programming.

About 1 hour before my first video with all new recording equipment goes live! In the meantime, check out my latest post on Medium: devtipsshow.medium.com/creating-a-rea…

Thank you all for the feedback on the last video!! I'm expecting a new cardiod mic, a capture card, and an audio interface to arrive this week, and then everyone can expect a large uptick in higher quality video production / publishing on the YouTube channel.

@LDN_Liam So for instance, if I'm doing a React tutorial or something similar, then a focus on the code, and a clear and concise voice is preferred?

@DevTipsShow I also think it depends on the subject matter. Pure coding tutorial, that's a focus on the code and building techniques and syntax, for me i just want to hear a clear concise, eloquent tutor...for things like...top 10 web skills or web dev guide 20XX, definitely a face.

When you're watching a coding tutorial, do you care about seeing host's face on the video?