Apple website interaction clone!

I've said this many times, but this Apple web show Kang-i is one of the most concise and cool Korean interactive shows. Even though it's an animation or canvas that I've never used, it's not easy to follow the Kang-i's example of how to do difficult things like drawing quickly. Although I'm a late bloomer, I don't know DOM well, so I had a hard time figuring out the CS:GO. However, since Kang-i's tutorial is done with a good scenario for 1 minute coding, I don't know if it's a good show or not. Even fans who watch it can easily upgrade their skills through Kang-i. That's all I can say.

Oh. What is it.. This is interesting...

The way functions work, how to get values and use them, and the parts that beginners like me might not know when writing script methods or variables in between were explained in detail. To be honest, there were many parts that I didn't understand, but if I continued to write these codes repeatedly, I gained the confidence that I would be able to make them mine someday!! I'm not a major, but based on this lecture, I'm going to create my own portfolio and prepare for employment! Thank you.

Not only coding, but also additional explanations using pictures and materials! This is a very useful lecture that teaches the concepts and designs of programming, not just simple code!

I am having so much fun following along. It's as if you are giving a lecture to students in front of you. You are so good at pointing out things you don't understand right away!! I want to listen to all of your other lectures^^

At first, I didn't know why the lecture time was so good, but as I watched, I understood. It was a lecture that explained the implementation method from scratch one by one. It explained well what happens when you use a certain method, why you shouldn't use it, and what works better, so I think it was a lecture that I could use in practice. Thank you for the great lecture.

I first encountered programming through Coding Bootcamp at the end of last year, and I looked for a lot of different lectures to follow the bootcamp course. Rather than "good lecture/not so good lecture", it's ultimately a question of "lectures that are right for me/lectures that are not quite right for me"... but for me, this was the lecture that suited me the best and was the most enjoyable. If you're like me and you've studied liberal arts or arts and come across code, you'll probably find CSS, animation, and interaction effects interesting. However, I don't think there were many lecture contents that explained the visual elements of coding in such an interesting and in-depth way. This was a great lecture that quenched my thirst! I could feel how much consideration was given to the students by notifying them of minor typos in the middle of the lecture in advance through subtitles. (Students who write code by pressing the pause button often waste time because they don't know that they will rewrite the code later...) Also, the advice you gave while considering that students would apply the code in the lecture was really helpful. I first found this lecture because I wanted to apply interaction to the landing page of the last project in the boot camp. In the end, I successfully completed the landing page for the project... Actually, I am a little embarrassed and ashamed because I applied almost nothing from what you taught in the lecture, but I still enjoyed the lecture so much, and I want to repay you in some small way because I am grateful, so I am sharing the link! :) https://ibingo.link Thank you, 1 Minute Coding 🙇🏻‍♂️ I will continue to listen to other lectures one by one. (It's my greed...) Please give me another good lecture!!ㅎㅎ

Until the day you become an interaction master... I ask for your help. ^.^