I've always used Classes for CSS and unique ID's for JavaScript. It makes my code cleaner and easier to maintain.
i didnt knew about this, thanks a lot
Great video π₯
PLEASE keep doing more update videos like this!
When I first saw this I just imagined all the ways someone can mess up and confuse a codebase lol. Cool thing but I agree with you, people shouldn't be using it.
I never knew this was a thing! Thanks for letting us know, it looked like a bad idea from the moment you started the demonstration. It also shows how much browsers are divided and how much consideration you have to put into JavaScript code without using something like Babel to run on most/all browsers.
Loved the quality video. Short , informative and very much useful. Thanks codeSTACKr
Love these vids, any new info is good infoπ
very informative. I was fasinated when you explain this stuff .Thank you so much for the explanation
Nicely laid out sir!!
Thanks for this great direction and caution because not enough of it being conveyed.
This is an excellent tutorial. create a video on defining the DOM in depth and how to access and manipulate it in Javascript because all we know "DOM is the programmatic representation of a web page and what we see in the browser is the visual representation of the DOM" and there aren't in depth tutorials about explaining the DOM
Thank you for this info. Very informative incase we run into such use cases on open source libraries/code samples
Sir I donβt know english properly. Plz tell me what is the best practice ? Using getElementById() is the best practice ??
this feature is way more dangerous than helpful
Very well explained and informative video! Thank you man! =)
wow , long time confusion comes clear. i don't like to use getElementById but, now i understood the use of it. please make a video on clean code codestackr.......
omgg this is huge thanks mate
What about using data attr to select elements in JavaScript
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