How I built a software agency website with Next.js + Tailwind CSS (in nature)

what kind of IDE is this?

What themeis that?

Amazing video!
Actually, as usual.
Thanks ❤

¡Gracias!

I Miss videos like this one. :(

I love this life, i always dream to do so.

hi

Do you actually use the theme we see on screen while working outside?
I find my nvim dark themes to be completely impossible to read when I'm out in the sunlight.
I've been wanting to code outside without ruining my aesthetics :P

how do you make the text stay behind the next section when scrolling at the begginig?

Great

great job dude!

Do you code all this on the spot? It seems almost impossible to be this fluent when starting a new project.

Not related to coding, please tell me about the typing messenger effect that you are using in the video. I want to use it for my video.

Thanks.

Tony stark built this in a cave! Kind of vibes.

Hello, could someone tell me the name of the chair you use in the video? looks comfortable

That is the worst ide I have ever seen in my life.

yooo bro, i m obsessed with your videos! It would be great, if you could upload a video about your vim setup. It looks incredible.

true art

How do you get blue text colour in terminal?

Loved it, and the sticky parallax feat was amazing. Worth watching at 3 AM in the morning!🙌

I absolutely love the way you reconcile tech with nature, in a way : you code in a beautiful landscape, hiking respectfully and enjoying the beauty nature offers you.

wow man do you even look at stackoverflow

Hi Takuya! Thank you so much for the video! If you are able to help me it would be great. I am getting an error for the ScrollObserver component: Type error: Type '{ children: Element; }' has no properties in common with type 'IntrinsicAttributes'. Property 'children' does not exist on type '{}'.ts(2339). Do you know how to remedy this? Its the utils/scroll-observer.tsx

Coding poetry, such relaxing environment, thx for the inspiration

Hi Takuya, can you share how you customized the terminal

Nice 👍

GLAD TO SEE YOUR EFFORT , BUT IT IS A HUMBLE REQUEST TO ADD VOICE INSTRUCTION WHILE SETTING UP PROJECT , CREATING DIRECTORY AND IT'S PURPOSE AND MOST IMPORTANTLY DEPLOYING METHOD .

I don’t understand anything but this look like art, loving it

Loved it looks amazin

>goes outside to forget about work, coding, computers, etc. for a while and touch some grass
>takes laptop with you
>spend your time outside coding a website

What software he is using alacritty or iterm?

nice

最近たくさんのユーチューバーが ”ASMRコード” というテーマの動画を出してるんですけど、私の中でたくやさんの動画が一番ですね

so whatt is the second screen to the right where his program is showing?

This is the pure art of coding!! Great work!!!

Are you using some kind of a camping desk?

Just finished coding along to this masterpiece after 8 business days. Massive respect for you and your work.

tckl4

i need more of thisssssssssss pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Nice video. So neat and calming. Please share more about how you learned programming if possible. Thanks.

Can someone explain to me how the hell does the skills section work????? 😭 I dont understand anything about the scroll percentage equation....

Great video, really enjoying the series! By the way is there any workaround for the "Type '{ children: Element; }' has no properties in common with type 'IntrinsicAttributes" with React18?

Hey boss, you have more content how this? I mean this stack twCss ts and nextjs please

미쳤네요.. 대단합니다.

Excuse me, I followed your tutorial but getting stuck in slider components, my work doesn't have wrap in logo, so the logos stand in on line.
Could you give me a suggestion for solving this?

If anyone runs into children type {} does not exist just replace that line with:
const ScrollObserver: React.FC<React.PropsWithChildren> = ({ children }) => {

love the video but those $500 la sportiva mountaineering boots might be a bit much for a casual camping trip/hike... some lighter weight approach shoes would probably be a bit more comfortable for you, i love the la spo TX4s. keep up the sick videos !

How can you code everything without google any syntax or you remember those all

Had this on in the background for the last week of my coding journey so I can role play as an actual dev while I write shit, asipring-to-be-a-dev, code