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Thank you Radu. Chatgpt is a better programmer than I am and much faster 😢.. Anyway, thank you once more

I have watched pair programming series just a year ago and i dint know there was a map function before watching it ❤🎉

Radu goat

Begginer friendly video. Greate one Dr. Radu. Just a suggestion - It would be more effective if you could tell everyone "You don't want to be a master in everything to be a master nowadays because of these type of technologies". I see most of users don't like to do experiments.

Wow thats awesome

FIRST

2:43 this backdown is 🔥

Are we a live now

Great course Radu. I really enjoy watching this. Thank you!!!

I've been trying to take the full page screenshot for two days, but there is a scrolling block, as it only captures the beginning of the page. Do you teach how to unlock to get the entire capture?

Man, don't know why, but you make me remember Sheldon Cooper, I love your lesson.

Put a console.log in animate function. You will see it runs for ever very frequently.

Sadly, I couldn't see this live because of the hour (4am here, haha). You're a great teacher Radu, and thanks for always sharing your knowledge.

Great livestream Radu as always . waiting for the next live project

mmmm for magic I think it's when color blue not detected it generates new random color to replace blue that initially was set.

Very funny

I've made it today 😅

Thank you @Radu, thank you very much

We NEED Magic <3

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Really inspiring Thanks for showing us the potential of javascript I never thought we can build such things with plain javascript, now I am confident enough to build interesting things with plain javascript. Just wondering behind the scenes thought process on coming up with such ideas and logic building. Any tips would be helpful Thanks

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I made an improvement I thought I wanted to share, I refactored much of the code to be able to remove the individual segments while keeping nodes that are connected to other segments, so it is easier to modify maps. Instead of deleting nodes and rebuilding those that you want to keep, you can just delete the segments you don't want. This is especially helpful for multi-way road networks or intersections and saves the user much frustration and hard work!

Thank you @Radu. Congratulations to the participants.

Nice one guys.

Radu spectacular video! Congratulations. I hope someday you can make a video with a Latin American audience. It's an interesting market, it's just the language thing. But I think it's still not an obstacle.

very nice your teaching

**Official Ranking** 1. Henrique Carro (hrt94) 2. Spokey 3. Krel Backstabba🔪 4. Right-hand-rule car (from the course) 5. Hubertron (Black Hawk) You can race against those AI cars yourself, by going here: radufromfinland.com/projects/aiCarPlayground/race

Congrats to everyone who participated. I wanted to but never found the time after I'd started the course.

Even more...😁👍

Is this software engineer course as well as ai? 😀

I love Radu. Great teacher.

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your vscode looks so clean. how did you do that

In phase 3, how can we load up the big world instead of this mini world as full 3D. 😢 I tried by myself but it didn't load the big world properly. Please teach me how to load the big world instead of mini world in phase 3 as 3D.

Great! Thank you, sensei

What’s the purpose of of this video?

Look, i am just evil black hat guy. To add more drama, make a chrome extension to do that automatically once you open your gmail. And then you can record your screen and tell to your friends. Look, my professor sent me these hot pictures on my email. Ahahahah Before you record the video, send some ai generated pictures from other email and make javascript use your professor's email, name and signature. You can convince everyone in the room 100%. LoL

Kkkkk o nome do cara é dura man kkkk esse gosta de um crack

3:41 the link is not in the description, tho...

Am taking this course also.

Wonderful video. I like these semi-advanced tips that can be useful sometimes. Question: Why didn't you use document.querySelectorAll() ? or better yet, modern browsers like chrome and firefox, will allow you to use the $() as shorthand for document.querySelectorAll(), which is what jQuery is currently using, but with some limitation. I think it would have saved some space.

Thanks for this awesome tutorial.