Thanks for clearing up the delete cookie part where you have to specify the path. That could have easily been something a lot of us struggled with for a while. One less roadblock. Thanks for all of your videos!
Just wanted to say how useful I found this, and your other videos. I'm an experienced windows/DB dev making the switch the web/js, and your tutorials are invaluable. Thank you.
Hello Steve Griffith, Its always a great learning watching your videos....I have a question..why do we have to reload the page whenever the user logs in or logs out, since the cookies are set via ajax calls is there really a need for a page refresh ?
There are a lot of considerations for cookies when working with fetch. They don't always get set that way. I'm actually working on a video about cookies and how they relate to fetch.
Thanks, prof. Amazing work here! I have an intermediate-level JS software Engineer interview in two weeks time. They expect me to know Node JS and general javascript. There is a lot of remote work. I am however not sure what to prepare for, on my level. What's expected of me... How can I prep myself? How do I use debuggers in Javascript? Once again, thank you.
For an intermediate level developer position they will expect you to know what a technical interview is, how to use the browser dev tools , how to debug NodeJS through the console, how to use Git and GitHub, ES6 features, understand the differences between object oriented and functional programming, how to write unit tests, how to create servers with NodeJS, how to handle CORS and any AJAX request, authentication for different APIs, and then it depends on the specifics of the job. Prepping for the interview depends on what the job is, the frameworks, toolkits, and APIs being used and the amount of experience they expect you to have. Intermediate level JS jobs typically mean about 2 - 3 years of full time experience. The experience has to do with all the problems that you would have encountered and solved over that time. Basically, they are looking for someone who can be independent and work without a lot of direction.
Hi! Thank you for your videos. I am having a problem doing this on localhost... do you have any idea how I can appropriately set the domain when creating cookies?
The domain for localhost cookies is "127.0.0.1" However, when you are setting and getting the cookies you can ignore this. The browser will automatically only see the ones that match the current domain for the current webpage.
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 Wow I wasn't expecting a reply! Thank you so much! I've resolved the issue now. Just want to say how valuable your content is, please don't stop uploading!
I'm a bit confused as to what you were doing with the length value? Was it using the length of the array returned (sounds like either a 1 or 0) to indicate if it found the key?
I am taking the cookie string and splitting it apart at each ";" to create an array. I then use the array filter method to remove anything from the array that does not startWith the desired key. If the length of the Array is zero then I do not have a matching key and there is no cookie with that key.
Thanks for clearing up the delete cookie part where you have to specify the path. That could have easily been something a lot of us struggled with for a while. One less roadblock. Thanks for all of your videos!
Lmao 5:47 your cat heard you say cookie!
Just wanted to say how useful I found this, and your other videos. I'm an experienced windows/DB dev making the switch the web/js, and your tutorials are invaluable. Thank you.
Exactly what I needed, simple and to the point. Thank you sir.
You're explanation are very clear.
Your voice is very relaxing, its like code ASMR.
Really nice explanation. Thanks for making this
Very useful, thank you!
You have a very pleaseant voice!
Cheers
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@Ledger David Yup, been using Flixzone for years myself =)
Hello Steve Griffith, Its always a great learning watching your videos....I have a question..why do we have to reload the page whenever the user logs in or logs out, since the cookies are set via ajax calls is there really a need for a page refresh ?
There are a lot of considerations for cookies when working with fetch. They don't always get set that way. I'm actually working on a video about cookies and how they relate to fetch.
Thanks, prof. Amazing work here! I have an intermediate-level JS software Engineer interview in two weeks time. They expect me to know Node JS and general javascript. There is a lot of remote work. I am however not sure what to prepare for, on my level. What's expected of me... How can I prep myself? How do I use debuggers in Javascript? Once again, thank you.
For an intermediate level developer position they will expect you to know what a technical interview is, how to use the browser dev tools , how to debug NodeJS through the console, how to use Git and GitHub, ES6 features, understand the differences between object oriented and functional programming, how to write unit tests, how to create servers with NodeJS, how to handle CORS and any AJAX request, authentication for different APIs, and then it depends on the specifics of the job. Prepping for the interview depends on what the job is, the frameworks, toolkits, and APIs being used and the amount of experience they expect you to have. Intermediate level JS jobs typically mean about 2 - 3 years of full time experience. The experience has to do with all the problems that you would have encountered and solved over that time. Basically, they are looking for someone who can be independent and work without a lot of direction.
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 Thanks so very much prof. Exactly what I needed. Blessings
Max Tayebwa How was it tho? *stressing although it wasn't my interview*
Hi! Thank you for your videos. I am having a problem doing this on localhost... do you have any idea how I can appropriately set the domain when creating cookies?
The domain for localhost cookies is "127.0.0.1"
However, when you are setting and getting the cookies you can ignore this. The browser will automatically only see the ones that match the current domain for the current webpage.
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 Wow I wasn't expecting a reply! Thank you so much! I've resolved the issue now. Just want to say how valuable your content is, please don't stop uploading!
Hey thanks for the explanation....telll me what are meanings of the different coloured browsers you have in your dock there?
They are the development versions of chrome, safari and firefox
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 ahh I see, thanks for the reply
I'm a bit confused as to what you were doing with the length value? Was it using the length of the array returned (sounds like either a 1 or 0) to indicate if it found the key?
I am taking the cookie string and splitting it apart at each ";" to create an array. I then use the array filter method to remove anything from the array that does not startWith the desired key. If the length of the Array is zero then I do not have a matching key and there is no cookie with that key.
How to expire a cookie? If I add a semicolon in the cookie string nothing gets added to the cookie.
set the cookie with a date that is right now or in the past.
Please open the url and select district peddapalli and there's a dot besides mallaram select the bubble and you will find page
HttpOnly is needed 😁😎
Do cookies store ip information of a user
All cookies are stored and restricted based on the domain that set them.
Sir please provide the HTML page for ofter u select dot
i enjoy your videos but didn't connect with this one at all.
The URL is buffering sir
Sir please provide HTML file for given below URL
The link to the file is in the description.
How to browse faster busy website
How to use it sir
Hi Sir